The podcast should be continued as an ongoing project when schedules permit.

“I think the last thing to discuss is should this be a constant thing? Yeah, I said this years ago. I don't Yeah. We've We've all said it, but the issue we've always said is it's very hard to get seven of us together on Oh, it takes like weeks, literally. So, it may have to be a case of if we do this”

The group is initiating the podcast as a way to make announcements after a previous unsuccessful attempt at the format.

“Uh we have a few announcements to make during this and obviously Sidemen tried quite a long time ago. They weren't doing it so this is a perfect excuse to try and start it now.”

The podcast should allow for guest appearances to mitigate scheduling difficulties.

“And maybe we can get guests on, maybe. Yeah, that could be interesting.”

The sisters started a podcast to share deeper personal stories and advice with their audience.

“I feel like you guys don't know us in like a deeper personal level. So here, we're ready to give you guys some advice. Big sister, little sister advice. Not even just advice, but just stories and we can just talk to each other and update anything. on our life, like literally anything.”

Tom suggests that the host should accept that this specific episode might be the best one he ever records and move forward from there.

“Accept that. Just accept it. And then um yeah, don't try. You are the you're the captain of the ship. So, it's like every week you just get people in here who you want to hang out with and talk to.”

Christina P supports the launch of Charo's podcast and encourages the audience to engage with the new show.

“Char's new podcast, Mui Muchachado, comes out tomorrow. Oh, yeah. On the Your Mom's House YouTube channel. You can also listen to it wherever you get podcast. Please rate, review, and subscribe.”

Charo claims that her new podcast will cover her personal life story and her past, rather than being a comedy program.

“I would recommend you to listen if you want to know something about my life, but if you think you're going to laugh, I hate to disappoint you.”

Joey advises that Bert should keep his podcast content authentic, genuine, and honest to make it interesting to the audience.

“You don't have to work. You don't have to force to make that moment funny, but it's going to be naturally funny and just keep it honest. So, as long as it's genuine and honest, you can do solo ones”