Today is Saturday, March 20th, and today I'm talking with two of the four people who

will be making history later this year as part of the world's first all-sevilleian crew

going to space. That's right, no traditionally trained astronaut will be on board.

And my first guest, Haley Arseneau, will be making history in more ways than one.

She will also be the first child cancer survivor in space, the first person with the

prosthetic body part in space, and a 29-year-old shall be the youngest American to visit space.

My second guest is the billionaire partnering with SpaceX to make this inspiration for mission

possible. He's paying the way for himself and three others to join him.

Jared Isaacman is the founder and CEO of the payment processing company shift four.

He's also a pilot who co-founded the Defense Aerospace Company Dracon International.

Now with his upcoming historic space launch later this year where the team will spend a few days

in Earth's orbit, he's donating and raising millions of dollars for St. Jude Children's

Research Hospital. So here are my conversations, starting with the inspiring child cancer survivor

physician assistant and soon-to-be history-making space traveler, Haley Arseneau.

Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy Special Edition Saturday, when we sit down with a different

expert or celebrity every Saturday to talk about something in the news. Don't forget to tune in

every Monday through Friday for our regular episodes when we provide all the day's news in just

10 minutes. It's fast, fair, fun, and on the go. I'm Erica Mandi, it's time for today's Special

Edition Saturday. You ready? Let's do this.

Hi, Haley, thanks for coming on The Newsworthy. Thank you so much for having me.

So you are going to make history in a lot of different ways. What does all of that mean to you?

And is there one of those that really means the most?

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