Welcome to Getting Curious. I'm Jonathan Beness and every week I sit down for a gorgeous

40-minute conversation with a brilliant expert, Trollin' all about something that makes me

curious. On today's episode, I'm trying not to cry and have an accident on myself all

at the same time because I'm literally joined by seven-time Olympic Nettelist, two-time

gold Nettelist, Shannon Literal Miller. We were discussing her journey as a decorated

gymnast, her battle with ovarian cancer, and how she is bringing a healthy lifestyle

to the masses.

Welcome to Getting Curious. Jonathan Beness and if you guys are driving your car or like

in a moving vehicle or just like I just want you to be careful because I feel like when

I introduce this person who is this guest on this week's episode, I feel like you might

freak out, so just don't be touchy on the brakes if welcome to the studio, Shannon Miller.

Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

You are one of the most prolific gymnasts of all time, if not the most prolific gymnasts

of all time. I mean, certainly before Simone Biles broke onto the scene, honey, but in 1992,

you're the American with the most medals won. You're the most successful Olympian in the

1992 Barcelona games. Yeah, so it's just kind of crazy to think about. It's really crazy.

You really, really were. And see what's interesting because in 1992, see, I talk about this in

my standup a lot. I do. But everyone's eyes were on that Kim Zamasco honey and you were

like a dark horse in that 1992 because everyone thought there was going to be Kim Zamasco

because she won all around in 1991. She was like the first American to win like World

All Around the 91. And so the evidence like she was going to do it, but then she kind

of got a little baby bit nervous, which I cannot even imagine. I get nervous just like

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