Hey, what's going on folks? I'm going to welcome you back to another edition of the agents

of inclusion podcast powered by special Olympics and Odyssey. My name is JR from the JR Sport

Reef Show on CBS Sports Radio. I need to remind you we have new episodes with new guests dropping

every Wednesday. Make sure you're subscribed to get the latest, but then most importantly,

to go ahead and get involved. Today's guest is one of the most inspirational people I have ever

met or spoken to. Her name is Loretta Clayborn. She's the Chief Inspiration Officer for Special

Olympics and is the first athlete to sit on its board of directors. She's completed 26 marathons

is a fourth degree black belt. Denzel Washington presented her with the Arthur Ash

SB award for courage. Disney made a movie about her. The Loretta Clayborn story. She's met

presidents and has been all over the world. All of this, growing up in York, Pennsylvania,

with six siblings in just her mom. Loretta was born partially blind and did not begin speaking

or walking until the age of four. Loretta is an inspiration and continues to be as active as

anyone. We're going to have a chat with Loretta Clayborn about it all. It's the Agents of Inclusion

Podcast.

And so I'm glad to have here with us on another edition of the Agents of Inclusion Podcast

an amazing story. Loretta Clayborn, Loretta, thank you for taking the time to talk with us.

No problem. I mean, I'm just here. It's nasty outside, so.

Look, we got a lot to talk about. It could be nasty outside. I know the weather's changing

in a lot of places. You have an absolutely amazing story. And I want to touch on as much as I can

from being a special Olympics ambassador, being on the board of directors, the Disney film,

the languages that you speak, your story. It's crazy. I guess first of all, growing up in York,

Pennsylvania, your siblings, just your mom. You weren't able to fully speak or talk until you were

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