Hola Lenn! Hola Julie! Comeostas! We be in, we be in. Oh very well done with your Spanish.

How are we? I'm excited for this episode. You're excited for today's guess is what you

are. Yes totally. We got Robin Roberts! We got Robin Roberts! Oh yeah we did! We got a chance

to sit down with Robin right after the ESPNW Summit ended and perhaps you've heard Lenn and

I talk about the Summit. It's really nice. You all should go. It's officially known as the ESPNW

Women's Sports Summit and it's two and a half days in Newport Beach at the Pelican Hill Resort.

It's tough slogging for sure and we have all these panels and speakers and athletes and people

in the industry and people wanting to see women's sports advance and grow and continue to grow.

And so you'll hear us reference the event off the top of the show and during the show because we

were just finishing the Summit. So our guest is the Robin Roberts. Oh oh! Woo-hoo! Robin is the anchor

of Good Morning America as most of you probably know. She got her start in broadcast journalism as a

sports reporter and anchor in local news and eventually made the big jump to anchor at ESPN where

she spent 15 years before going to GMA full-time. Robin played college basketball. She was a

baller at southeastern Louisiana University. Has a Peabody Award is a member of the sports broadcasting

Hall of Fame. Dang! And is a New York Times best-selling author. Beyond all that, Robin is the

ultimate driver having beaten cancer twice and she was given the Arthur Ash Courage Award which

y'all may remember at the 2013 ESPs. She truly is and Lynn and I can attest to this and we talk about

it beloved by all and it is our honor to say get comfortable listening it's Robin Roberts.

Robin we start every podcast with setting the scene because back in the day you remember back in

the day I do. I do. In 1999 I would always say to the players, set the scene where are we?

Robin Roberts set the scene for a starting. I'm looking at two dynamic women right now that's the

and over your shoulders. Is that the Pacific Ocean? It's very blue. It's very blue. There's like a

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