Building a Legacy with Ayesha and Stephen Curry
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How do Ayesha and Stephen Curry manage life with four kids?
We were kind of like, In the same circle of friends.
Friendly.
But all our conversations in high school were about either church or where you going on Wednesday or Canadian candy. It was like, talk about sweet tooth stuff. So no. It was no. No rap. No, no. I don't know if I didn't have any game or if she was nervous or like vice versa. Neither one of us really kind of, it was just, you know.
I feel like this is something that gets misconstrued. Okay. Publicly, let's clear it up.
This episode is brought to you by Chase Home Lending and Theraflu. Well, it's been a while since I've seen you.
It feels like a whole year.
Yeah, you doing okay?
Doing fine.
That's good. You look good.
I feel good.
Have you been losing weight? Is that what I see or is that just a big jacket?
No, no, no. I've actually... Remember the last time my knee was bothering me? Oh, yeah. It's all better. So I can do more stuff, be more active, get my workout in.
That's good.
And then I'm coaching. So yeah, running around with these little children.
How many teams are you coaching now?
So I'm coaching Aaron's eighth grade team.
What's the name of their team?
Junior Highlanders.
What does that mascot look like?
It looks like a guy with big sideburns dressed in a kilt. You can't laugh at that. I'm sorry. That's a serious mascot.
It's like, so what's his story? Is he a Sherpa or something?
No, he's more like a Scottishman mascot.
Hence the kilt.
Hence the kilt. I'll do some research and find out. Please, please. But I'm coaching the HRA team.
For our listeners, we are going to find out about the Highlanders, and I'm sure all the folks in Mequon will be reaching out to give you information.
They will.
Because I want to know.
They will. Okay, so you got the Highlanders. And then I'm the assistant coach for the high school team, which are the actual Highlanders. Yeah. They're not called senior Highlanders. They are the Highlanders. Okay, all right. And they happen to be playing right now, so.
So you're missing the game, coach?
Yeah, but that's okay because we have a couple of, yes.
It's a good excuse why Coach Robinson is absent. And the whole team will be ecstatic.
And I'm very excited because, see, you know these two, and I'm just meeting them for the first time, if you can believe that.
I didn't realize that you hadn't met.
Well, I mean, I worked in the NBA for five years, and I would come out before the games when we would play. Golden State and I'd see him doing his workout. And I always wanted to go introduce myself and say, you know, I'm Michelle Obama's brother, but I didn't have the nerve to interrupt his workout. I'm looking forward to talking to Aisha because I probably, other than them, I'm the only person who's been the international spoke at this table.
Oh, you've been to International Smoke.
Oh, yes, I have. All right. Okay.
Well, let's bring them on and give their proper introduction.
I will do that. All right. So Stephen Curry, on and off the court legacy is underscored by transformation and innovation. He is a four-time NBA champion, 12-time All-Star, New York Times bestselling author, and Olympic gold medalist. And now I have to say he's an actor because did you see Goat?
I sure did.
That was fun, wasn't it?
I sure did. But the real star of the couple is... The star of the couple is Aisha Curry. My girl.
A renowned restaurateur, chef, two-time New York Times bestselling author, actress, producer, and CEO of Sweet July Skin. Her accessible approach to cooking has made her one of the most sought after experts in food and lifestyle. So without further ado, please welcome Aisha and Stephen Curry.
The Currys are in the house.
What's going on?
Thank you for having us.
Thanks for being here. Absolutely. Thanks for being here.
Hello. Good to see you. Good to see you.
Come on in.
Great to see you too. Welcome to IMO.
You don't even have to move the chair. So I usually have to scoot the chair out.
Well, welcome, you guys.
Thank you for having us.
And taking the time. Y'all got busy lives, but you're here with us. And we are grateful, excited. Aisha and I are text buddies.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How do Ayesha and Stephen Curry manage life with four kids?
0:00–9:09
2
What insights do Ayesha and Stephen share about their 15-year marriage?
9:09–22:55
3
How did Ayesha and Stephen get involved in the animated movie GOAT?
22:55–35:42
4
What is the story behind the Curry's partnership with PLEZi Nutrition?
35:42–47:29
5
How do Ayesha and Stephen balance their individual and joint careers?
47:29–1:00:51
6
What parenting strategies do the Currys use for their children?
1:00:51–1:08:17
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