You're listening to Season 2 of the Family Discipleship podcast, a podcast of Training the Church.

This is Adam Griffin, and before we get to our topic of the hour, let me first introduce my two lovely co-hosts.

First, my church worker role model, Miss Cassie Bryant. How you doing today, Cassie? I'm doing great. Thanks for asking. Good. Glad to be back with you for season two. Me too. And of course, today we have with us the lady who's so much more than a trophy wife. Miss Chelsea Griffin, how you doing today, Chelsea? And stroke your wife you'll ever have.

That's right. Yeah. My first wife, Chelsea. And Cassie Bryant is a role model. You're right. She is a church worker role model, a church worker, and a role model. She's all of them. Yeah. So since on today's episode we're talking about modeling, I thought maybe we could start by revealing maybe who your childhood role model was. Who was somebody maybe on television or in sports politics that you looked up to and you thought, man, that guy, that gal, they're doing it

right. Who is that for you, Cassie? Who's your childhood role model? I mean, Carrie Strug, probably,

the Olympic gymnast. Oh. But then the Pink Power Range also held a pretty special place in my heart as a small child.

Those are both gymnasts kind of right. Wasn't the Pink Power Ranger kind of like the one that did all the

flips and stuff? Oh yeah. I think she was. Were you really into gymnastics as a kid? Was that a thing?

I think I wanted to be. I don't even remember if I, I think I did do gymnastics for a little while.

Chelsea's always told me that the ability to do a somersault is connected to the ability to read

somehow. Is that right, Chelsea? And I had a lot of trouble with somersaults as a kid.

Are you better at them as an adult? No. Can you do it? No. I cannot go forward. Forward

roll. I can do the log roll though like nobody's business. You get me I cannot go forward. Forward roll.

I can do the log roll, though, like nobody's business.

You're an overcomer, because somehow you read now.

Yeah, somehow I'm literate.

Chelsea, who is your childhood role model?

I don't care about baseball now, but I loved all these baseball players when I was a kid.

I loved Chipper Jones from the Atlanta Braves.

But I mean, I don't know if they were really role models. You know, was it Frank Thomas? Wasn't the Big Hurd? No, no. The Big Hurd played for the White Sox and I didn't, I didn't really care about him as a kid. You know, I really liked that as far as like female athletes that could be seen as a role model. You know who I thought was so cool with

Marian Jones and she was an Olympic athlete and won all these gold medals. But then I think it came out later that she was, I think she was juicing, I think. Didn't that? I don't know if that's accurate. This is not like this just in. Yes, yes. You're not using the source of any news. making the news. I could have sworn that happened way later and me being like, oh man.

Because I thought she was real cool. That's possible. Yeah. Well, I was obsessed with Zach Morris as a kid. That was kind of my role model. Of course, that wasn't real. But I thought that guy was the coolest. And I think he's still putting stuff out there. So way to go, Zach Morris. putting out there. I think they got a new show. Don't they have a new Save by the Bell show or something?

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