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Welcome to that's what she said. Conversations with interesting people from the world of sports, music, comedy and more.

Talking about their lives, careers, successes and failures.

Welcome into a special bonus. That's what she said.

She said podcast featuring Jane Skinner Gadel talking about her new documentary, A Lifetime of Sundays.

It profiles the four matriarchs of the NFL Virginia Hallis McCaskey of the Bears, Patricia Rooney of the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Norma Hunt of the Kansas City Chiefs and Martha Ford of the Detroit Lions.

The film, which was made in partnership with NFL Films and is co-executive produced by Skinner Gadel and Michael Strayhand,

debuts on ESPN at 1 p.m. Eastern Sunday, August 25th and on ABC at 3.30 p.m. Eastern Sunday, September 1st.

This is not only fascinating for anyone interested in what it's like to be an owner, but so much history of the NFL in old videos and photos and conversations with these women who are all 80 plus some in their 90s.

I'm so happy to have Jane here to talk about it.

Let's go way back because in doing my research for this, I found out you're a Lake Forest girl.

You went to Lake Forest High School. Those are my stomping grounds as well, so we matriculated from the same place.

Yes, a few years apart, Sarah. I'm slightly older than you are, but I know all about you because my nieces and nephews, my whole family,

everybody is a Lake Forest High School graduate and they used to tease me that when they would have finals during high school,

they would, in order to relax and get a good laugh, they'd go down and look at my photograph on the Lake Forest High School wall of fame because I looked so goofy senior year like a conehead kind of.

And then they would say, you know, who's really cool who's on there, Vince Vaughn and Sarah Spane.

They're like the real famous people on the wall of fame. I was just like the week year when they were looking for someone.

Oh, come on. I'm very excited to get to talk to you and spend time with you because everybody in Lake Forest is their big SS fans.

Oh, I love that. Yeah, that was, that was a really cool moment to be on the wall and to like go back and see some people and you kind of forget.

Like Rob Polinka is a Lake Forest High School guy, you know, looking like Rob Loop on the wall and of course Vince Vaughn and yeah, you, you, it's nice.

It's not great. There's a lot of really cool people anyway. Yeah, good people in sports. So you, you went to Northwestern after Lake Forest High School and you became a news reporter.

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