Natalie Maguire on Vanderpump Rules Drama, Lisa Vanderpump & passenger

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Tom Schwartz 0:12
It's now time for your weekly re-talks with Tom Schwartz. Today on the show, Natalie McGuire, one of the stars of the new season of Vanderpump Rules. I love the new season. I just watched the finale. I thought it was great. Yeah, that's right. I saw polarizing comments throughout the season. And they did have big shoes to fill. But yeah, man. I think it was a hell of a season. I loved it. Very entertained. But she just dropped a new song, Passengers. So we're going to celebrate. We're going to pop some bubbly. Tom Tom. West Hollywood. With Natalie. And just celebrate life.

What insights does Natalie Maguire share about the new season of Vanderpump Rules?

Tom Schwartz 0:56
Check in with her. Talk about music. I... Love music. Can you imagine a life with no music? How drab would that be? You know what I'm saying? Before there were borders, there were drums, beats. Before there were textbooks, there were songs. Like literally every culture on earth. From tribal chants to hymns to symphonies to 808s and heartbreaks. From freaking Bach to Beyonce. Music. The soundtrack to our lives. Probably my favorite form of artistic expression. We have used music to pass down stories, preserve identities, bring the people together. Right? One love. Baby, you know what I'm talking about music? It's not just a decoration. It's, yeah, like I said, it's a soundtrack to our lives. To me, it's probably the closest thing we have to time travel.
Tom Schwartz 2:05
You hear a certain song and it takes you back to that moment. Maybe your first heartbreak. Can you imagine getting your heart broken?

How does Natalie Maguire feel about her relationship with Lisa Vanderpump?

Tom Schwartz 2:14
Having to survive a breakup with the love of your life? Being down bad and there was no Alanis Morissette you ought to know. There was no Godier, somebody that I used to know. Man, that's brutal. Now you're just somebody that I used to know. No boys to mend to serenade you. At the end of the road, help mend that broken heart. Although we've gone. You don't want me to sing, trust me. Anyways, you guys, I love music. We have it for all the highs all the lows We have protest songs we have National anthems take me out to the ballgame. Yes religious hymns We got hip-hop as social commentary You know I'm saying music carries history in a way That written language just can't it's a universal language. I love music
Tom Schwartz 3:15
Also have a great respect for people with the audacity to make any art. Bear a little piece of their soul, put themselves out there. I like this quote from Andy Warhol. Don't think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it's good or bad. And while they are deciding, make even more art. So whatever idea you have or dream that's maybe tucked away in your notes, buried under the burden of modern life, Maybe this is your sign, or at least a gentle little reminder from me, Schwartzy, to take the risk. Like Gracie Abrams said, you're the risk, I'm gonna take it. take that risk i was recently recently watching the brutalist which is a great movie but at one point one of the characters emphasizing the importance of now he says dreams slip away don't let that dream slip away okay so we're gonna go chase some dreams catch up with natalie season 12 vanderpump rules i've been vouching for the new season and the cast i like their chemistry okay
Tom Schwartz 4:22
Let's go get into it. We're going to pick up at TomTom with Natalie McGuire. Talk about her new song, Passengers. Let's go. Natalie fucking McGuire sits before me. Santa Monica Boulevard in the heart of West Hollywood at TomTom.
Natalie Maguire 4:44
I mean, it's like the spot. I'm here at least a couple times a week, so it feels right.
Tom Schwartz 4:48
How the hell are you?
Natalie Maguire 4:51
I'm really good, and it's kind of fun to be in here during closing hours.
Tom Schwartz 4:56
Yes.
Natalie Maguire 4:56
Yeah, I love that for me.
Tom Schwartz 4:58
Yes, opening duties, cleaning up, getting everything ready at the bar.
Natalie Maguire 5:02
You know what? I have done roll-ups here, though, just to help some friends out at night.
Tom Schwartz 5:08
By the way, in my opinion, one of the most therapeutic side...
Natalie Maguire 5:14
jobs ever in a restaurant it's my favorite thing it's the best side work ever but yeah but i don't have that side work as a bartender i have like cleaning bottles and stuff like that so i know i love to help my friends out with their roll-ups if i can knock down like a milli a year for just being the roll-up guy i'd be so happy don't tell people at sir that though because then they're gonna start getting me to do it there i want my friends at tomtom to get off faster

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