This is interrupted by Matt Jones.

It is episode 17 of Interrupted by Matt Jones, presented by Cornbread Hemp.

This is The Good Life.

I love to do, well, I love to talk to interesting people.

And one of my favorite people to talk to is Mina Kimes of ESPN.

She does NFL live, but also does a million other things

and is an overall smart person and we like smart people on this show. And Mina, it is nice to

have you on. It's good to catch up. It's been a really long time. It has. I think the first time

you and I talked was during COVID.

We did one of these as everybody was bored out of their minds.

And, you know, you've maintained there at ESPN.

A lot of the people that I really liked over the years have slowly fallen to the side.

But Mina remains holding the foredown. So I'm glad to see that.

I do my best. Yeah, we're very lucky that NFL Live, which is my main show, ESPN, has stayed together

now for five, six years, which is pretty rare in our industry. And you have all the people

that I like. You have Dan Rolofsky, you got Laura Rutledge, you got my guy, what, Marcus Spears, right? So you're all on there. And it seems like a fun show to do, is it? It is such a fun show to do. We are on site for Monday night football this year almost every Monday. Oh, you are? Yeah, we're going to be on site, which is always fun with the gang. And we've got Chicago Week 1, Bears, Vikings, like a really great Monday night. It's a good one. I'm excited about it. So, yeah. Is Cincinnati one of them? If so, I may try to come up there and bother everybody. I didn't see them on the schedule in the first two months, maybe later in the season. Do you like going, you like traveling and going to all those games? I'm somebody who loves to travel for the job, but some people are homebodies. Do you like it? I like traveling to anywhere I can reach without connecting. Okay. So do you all tape that in L.A.? Or do you tape it in New York? It's a mix. I mean, we do, we do a lot in Bristol,

and I'll be in Bristol on a few Tuesdays this year. And then some it's remote, some it's in New York,

some it's on site. It's all over the place, but a lot of on site this year. Tell people, tell people

what, because I don't think a lot of people realize what Bristol, Connecticut is like,

because everybody has this glamorous notion of what ESPN is. I'm in Bristol like three times a year,

and there's that one hotel that everybody stays at. And then, like, where do you eat when you're there?

I always struggle to find a place to eat. West Harford is where, like, a lot of

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