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Call it what it is with Jessica Capshaw and Camille Lettington and IHeartRadio podcast.

Hello, hello, hello, call it it crew and welcome to another episode of Call It

It What It is, part two with Ms. Kimberly Williams Paisley. We actually have a lot of personal

questions now too. On your Instagram, you went through what you do on a day off. And this is the list I got. Meditate,

work out, dies your graze, infrared therapy studies your lines and walks your dogs. Is this a typical

sort of day representation of a day for you? Yeah, I think so. Like an ideal day in the life

when I have time to do all this

thing. I'm also like returning emails and like there's a lot of work stuff. We have a

nonprofit. I do a lot of stuff with that daily. Can you talk about that? Talk about that.

Yeah, we have a nonprofit. It's called The Store and we're about to open our second location. It's insane. It's so cool. You've got to come sit. Yes, I want to. It's really awesome. It's like, because I grew up, like my mom used to deliver meals on wheels. And once in a while, we go to, like, a soup kitchen and we'd give people on Thanksgiving and we give people like turkey and

crumbry sauce and and what I remember as a kid is that people kind of were resentful about

that and I've learned more about what was going on like in the years since and so our vision

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