and Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Collard here and returning to the show now with the four letter network

E-S-P-N Kaylin Kallin look at us who Kallin, look at us, who would have thought? We got nice webcams now, good lighting, and you're with the

ESPN. We've come quite away since the first time you came on Purple Insider. How are you?

I'm doing well. I think this is my like third job that I've been on here with so it's doing good every two years somewhere

new. Right, right, exactly.

Well, I'm really looking forward to all of your work now at ESPN and your very unique

storytelling style, which is one of the reasons that you're on the show is that you have released a

podcast that you worked your tail off on called Spiraled, and I was listening to it last night,

the story of not just Kabir Bajabia Miller but also

including a former Viking t.J. Clemmings I don't know how you wrap this up in a sentence

there's cults in religion and football players and people

destroying their lives. It's crazy. I listened to the first episode while I

was jogging the other night. It's called Spiraled. Go wherever you get your podcast. I got it on iTunes right here.

And hair was raised. Well, listen to this thing. How do you explain to people what this podcast is?

Great question.

First I have to say that you make an appearance in I think it's episode 5.

I can't remember if it's 4 or 5, but we do get to the story of T.J. Clemmings and we bring you in to tell us all about him and what he was like as a rookie and what his expectations were as part of the Minnesota Vikings. So, state, listeners will definitely want to stay tuned

for in four weeks from now.

I think it's episode five when you're on it.

I need to double check, but I think it's episode five. So how I would sum it up, and second, thank you so much for having me on to be able to talk about this project because I have been working on it for the last three years and it's been a journey and it's finally done and so I just

would love her people to actually listen to it so you know they can hear the

story because I think my whole team did a really good job with producing it and it's a narrative style

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