Support Your Village with Regina and Reina King
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What do Regina and Raina King share about their bond as sisters?
My mother had read that in China, they discipline their kids by kneeling on rice. So she said, you can kneel on rice for 10 minutes or... We take a break and you get the rest of these licks. Dag, that's just, that's commitment to the licks.
And Raina was like, I'll take the rice. I'll take the rice. And I was like, I just knew. I was like, if only I knew that I should have just got the rest of the licks.
Like you could have been finished. How about your mother researching Asian punishment?
You know, I mean, it's like that. A teacher. She's like, let me find some real good stuff. The licks don't work.
This episode is brought to you by Theraflu. Hey, little girl. Craig Robinson, what's happening with you? I like your sinks.
You have these?
Yeah, I do.
11s in black?
No, not the same. But I have that style, that high top, that leather.
No, 11s are what they are, not the size.
Oh, okay. I didn't know that. I don't know what things are called.
Yeah, I see that.
It's like, no, I don't wear an 11.
Especially not a men's 11. Jeez. Jeez.
Oh, my goodness.
What's going on?
You know, excited that to be here. Yes. Excited with our guests that we will introduce at some point.
I know. We got to have some L.A. flavor for a change. I know.
It's really good. I got a whole lot of L.A. questions. Me too. Because L.A. is a mystery to me.
Yeah.
It's always like, what does it mean to grow up here? But anyway, we'll get into that. But I'm happy that you're here, that we are together.
Yes, we are.
And you are enjoying, but we haven't had dinner yet. I don't know. We got a busy schedule, so I don't even know if we'll get a chance to even chill for a bit.
Yeah, I might have to whip something up at my Airbnb.
Right. What do you think you're going to cook?
I don't know. I might have to go shopping and get some groceries.
You can't even say that with a straight face. Like, look at you.
But if I wanted to, I could.
You're not going to leave here right now and go to the grocery store.
No, no, because it's late. But I might do that. before we leave.
Okay.
Yeah. Yeah.
So is it a good high-end kitchen in the place that you're staying? Is it a chef's kitchen kind of situation?
No, no, no. It's not a chef's kitchen. It's a regular kitchen, but it's got everything you need. And these trips, it's really hard because we put in a lot of time during the day to do a meal at night. But Aaron and I are enjoying the weather here and we're staying up later, so maybe we'll whip something up.
Well, anyway.
We've got, I can't, we're so excited for our guest here. We've got siblings.
We've got siblings, famous siblings who have done everything all over the place. I love these two.
And for a long time.
Yeah, Raina and Regina King.
Yes.
Sisters who are, you know, own Hollywood, own the industry, killing it. on so many levels.
Yeah, well, let me give them a proper introduction. Regina King is an Academy Award-winning actress and a director with a 40-year career, widely regarded as one of Hollywood's most versatile and dynamic creators.
How did growing up in Los Angeles shape Regina and Raina's experiences?
She is also the founder of Me and You, a wine label established in honor of her son, Ian. Raina King is an actress and producer who has worked in entertainment for decades, both in front of and behind the camera. As an actress, her credits include Scrooged and Shirley. Regina and Raina are sisters and co-founders of the production company Royal Ties, a company recognized for developing projects across genres with depth, range, and cultural relevance. All right. So without further ado, Regina and Raina King.
Come on in to the IMO scene. Hi, y'all. Hey, hey, hey. Woo! Woo! Woo!
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Y'all so short.
I know. I know. That's what people say when they meet us. Can you put some heels on?
You can't tell how tall we are when we're sitting.
We have short torsos. Lots of legs.
You really?
Yeah.
She actually has a short torso and longer legs. Long legs, but long short legs. They're long in relation to other things.
Yes. Well, you guys, thank you. Thank you for being here. Thank you for having us.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do Regina and Raina King share about their bond as sisters?
0:00–3:34
2
How did growing up in Los Angeles shape Regina and Raina's experiences?
3:34–6:38
3
What was it like for Regina and Raina to transition from child acting?
6:38–10:36
4
How are Regina and Raina coping with the loss of their son and brother, Ian?
10:36–14:58
5
What insights do Regina and Raina provide about sibling dynamics?
14:58–20:23
6
How do Regina and Raina balance their careers and personal lives?
20:23–27:30
7
What are some memorable projects Regina and Raina have worked on?
27:30–31:28
8
How do Regina and Raina reflect on their family's legacy and community?
31:28–1:05:31
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