Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down

podcast. My thanks is always for clicking and listening along. Man, am I excited this week because I am bringing you a conversation

with an honest to goodness icon?

It's a term that's overused in this case it applies.

She is Reba McIntintyre. Come on, Reba Macintyre. Let me get out of the way and I'll let you listen to a conversation with Reba Macintyre. She's got a new book out called Not That Fancy. I should tell you, she

professes her love for the backyard game, Cornhole in the book, so she and I in fact did play a little

cornhole as well. Here she is right now. Reba McIntyre on the

Sunday Sit Down podcast. It's so nice to see you Reba. Thanks for doing this.

Thanks, really good to get to visit with you. We got to get through the chit chat so we can go throw the cornhole.

That's really why we're here.

Well, of course, I'm all warmed up.

I don't know about you, but.

You're here because you just wrapped up your latest tour and you did it at Madison Square Garden and

I was surprised to here was the first time you'd ever played there.

What was that experience like for you?

I went into it's just another arena because it holds such history for me and my family.

Grandpap roped there during the rodeo in the 30s, daddy roped there during the rodeo in the 40s, and then to get to come in in

in 2023 was just really emotional and it felt like they were with us there at

Madison Square Garden Saturday night.

That's an amazing part of the story that your lineage of ropers, of champion ropers at rodeos that they played there

as well.

Did you feel some of that when you walked into the building and you went out on stage?

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