Armie Hammer

Hey, man, you have a podcast now. It's true. What's the podcast like? Dude, I mean, well, it's hilarious because it's me and my buddy Jerry and we shoot it in the living room slash office slash bedroom slash closet of my tiny ass apartment. And we just bring in cameras. And, you know, when we first started, we were using construction lights.

Bootstrapping it. That's the way to start a podcast. And you guys have guests. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we kind of had to start with people that I know as guests because reaching out and being like, hey, the cannibal guy wants you to be on their podcast.

Bootstrapping it. That's the way to start a podcast. And you guys have guests. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we kind of had to start with people that I know as guests because reaching out and being like, hey, the cannibal guy wants you to be on their podcast.

Bootstrapping it. That's the way to start a podcast. And you guys have guests. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we kind of had to start with people that I know as guests because reaching out and being like, hey, the cannibal guy wants you to be on their podcast.

So it was like, this is my best friend and this is my attorney. And like, it's kind of started out like that.

So it was like, this is my best friend and this is my attorney. And like, it's kind of started out like that.

So it was like, this is my best friend and this is my attorney. And like, it's kind of started out like that.

And my mother. Yeah.

And my mother. Yeah.

And my mother. Yeah.

How was two episodes with mom? You know, uh, I guess the whole reason I'm doing this podcast is like basically I'm just trying to lean into the shit that makes me uncomfortable, right? Like I want to have uncomfortable conversations and I couldn't imagine a more uncomfortable conversation to have on air than with my mother. You know, so it was intense.

How was two episodes with mom? You know, uh, I guess the whole reason I'm doing this podcast is like basically I'm just trying to lean into the shit that makes me uncomfortable, right? Like I want to have uncomfortable conversations and I couldn't imagine a more uncomfortable conversation to have on air than with my mother. You know, so it was intense.

How was two episodes with mom? You know, uh, I guess the whole reason I'm doing this podcast is like basically I'm just trying to lean into the shit that makes me uncomfortable, right? Like I want to have uncomfortable conversations and I couldn't imagine a more uncomfortable conversation to have on air than with my mother. You know, so it was intense.

It was intense, but it was cathartic in a way. And then it went really well and she was happy and then... then it's complicated. Sure. Like all kind of mother-son relationships.

It was intense, but it was cathartic in a way. And then it went really well and she was happy and then... then it's complicated. Sure. Like all kind of mother-son relationships.

It was intense, but it was cathartic in a way. And then it went really well and she was happy and then... then it's complicated. Sure. Like all kind of mother-son relationships.

Oh, I have to tell you, I watched it. I watched it just to see it because I was listening and I'm like, I have to see these two.

Oh, I have to tell you, I watched it. I watched it just to see it because I was listening and I'm like, I have to see these two.

Oh, I have to tell you, I watched it. I watched it just to see it because I was listening and I'm like, I have to see these two.

And your mother is a very beautiful, blonde, demure woman. And you guys have, you have like a really balls out conversation about your childhood. Yeah. And what was really sweet about Army is that I can tell you've been in a lot of therapy and you're trying not to judge her. And it's so hard when you become a parent to not judge your parents, actually, even harder.