Whether you know Liz Guerrero from her work as a correspondent on Inside Edition or her time as a sideline reporter on Monday Night Football, a job she calls both a dream and a nightmare, you know that

she will go toe to toe with anyone.

Now she's exploring where that empathy and courage comes from in her new memoir, Warrior,

My Path to Being Brave.

Lisa and I talk about everything from the experience of suffering a miscarriage on live television

to her decision to pose on the cover of Playboy.

Lisa is sharing it all in the hopes of helping us reimagine what it means to be brave.

Lisa, I was such a fan of yours before the book. I am a bigger fan after. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you so much for having me, Alicia, because I watch you. I'm such a fan of yours. So thank you

for having me. Mutual admiration Society. I would imagine that for a lot of our listeners,

beyond your work at Inside Edition, you are best known for your work at Monday Night Football.

You write it was both a dream job and a complete nightmare.

Tell me why.

After 10 years of working as a sportscaster,

I had been a beat reporter for the Dodgers, the Lakers, USC, UCLA, the Kings, the Chargers.

I was the first female anchor at Southern California Sports Report. And suddenly I'm on Best Damn Sports Show, period, a big national

show on Fox Sportsnet. Which is to say you have your credentials. Yeah. Right? Like I want to just put a

pin in this to say that you know your stuff inside and out. You have a resume that proves that.

And yet. And yet. I get hired by Monday night football on ABC,

the biggest job a woman could get in sports broadcasting. 40 million viewers every Monday night,

an incredible amount of attention, an incredible amount of exposure, and I was really excited to get

this job. But before I ever pick up a microphone for ABC, I start seeing these articles about me

that were calling me a bimbo and that were pointing out the size of my breasts or the length of my hair or my last name

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