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Hi, I'm Olympian Kerry Tullifson and welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast.

Today I interview fellow Minnesotan and fellow Olympian Jesse Diggins.

Jesse won the Olympic gold with Keekin Randall, who was just on our show in the 2018 Olympic Games in cross-country skiing. And I have wanted to interview her for

years. Currently, Jesse is racing the World Cup, and in March, big things are happening. Not only

will she be coming to our home state of Minnesota to race the Minneapolis

World Cup, but she's also releasing her first book called Brave Enough. In this episode, we talk about

her book, her skiing, her memories of winning the Olympic gold, running, racing, life,

and her battle with an eating disorder when she was 18 years old.

She is so inspiring and so bubbly.

And I know you'll enjoy this.

So let's get after it.

All right, everybody, I am so excited to have fellow Minnesotan, but I am not a fellow gold medalist.

But I am a fellow Olympian. So Jesse

Diggins is on the show today, and I'm super excited to have you. Thank you, Jesse, for taking

time to come on see Tali Run. Yeah, thank you for having me. Yeah, you know, when we were just

chatting a little bit before we started the recording, I don't hear the Minnesota accent as much

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