Hey everybody, welcome to the big show. We've got a good one for you today. We've got the very

talented, very funny, very versatile actor Julie Bowen. You know her from Modern Family, a bunch of

other stuff, happy Gilmore. We had a great conversation. You're really going to enjoy it.

She really is funny. I liked her a ton.

She has a new show on Peacock called Hysteria, which is really good. She plays a mom with a very

different twist for modern family. Not that you want something different, but she's giving it to you. It's kind of scary.

I baked her bread, but truth be told, and I'm a little upset by this, but I was coming home

from a gig, so I made the bread, froze it, and then that morning I put it in at 200 in the oven,

sprayed some water on it, brought it to life. But I don't think it was, I didn't give her

like a world-class bread. And I just know she's at her house trying to cut through it, and it's probably a little tough. I don't know. I mean, she's at her house trying to cut through it and it's probably a little tough

and I don't know. I mean, she's got teenagers, so maybe they just ripped it apart, but I'm a little

hesitant. And I wanted to follow up and explain that the bread isn't that great. And we sent

word out. We gave her all my numbers, and she hasn't responded.

So I'm thinking that maybe it was worse than I thought. I think we got along. We had a really

good rapport. I feel like we're going to be friends, but the bread might have ruined it. Yeah.

Which would be really upsetting because the bread is the whole thing of this podcast.

Yeah, that's kind of the vibe I'm getting.

I don't want to alarm you, but it doesn't seem.

Yeah, we're waiting.

I mean, we'll reach out to everyone, even neighbors, and no one has gotten back to us.

Very upsetting.

I'll even bring her a new bread. She's got to reach out. If you're listening to

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