Well, I hope you love the podcast every day, sponsored by Jen Yusel.

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But I think you're going to really especially like today's podcast.

Jonathan Isaac is a foreword for the Orlando Magic.

What else makes him unique?

He was the only NBA player to stand during the anthem and not wear a Black Lives Matter

t-shirt. He's black in case you didn't know yet. We're going to talk to him next. Now it's

time for some sanity. It's the Michelle Tofoya podcast. I couldn't help but notice Jonathan Isaac.

You may have noticed him but not known his name.

He's a forward for the Orlando Magic in the NBA.

He stood during the national anthem when all his other teammates knelt wearing Black Lives Matter t-shirts.

He did not. He'll explain to us why

that decision. And what his next venture is. He's had a remarkable life dealing with injuries,

sudden moves in his childhood, parents divorcing, all kinds of things, getting drafted in the NBA,

finding his faith. He's a remarkable

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