Jul 22, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
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I've seen a few more books that h- have this worldwide appeal and a larger scope, and I am excited to hear more about what you got.

So, but before we get started, let's start with our random question of the week, which is, what is your favorite movie?

I like movies a lot, but sometimes I forget what I've seen over the time because I see more, and then I forget something great that I loved.

But recently, I watched with, with my boys McFarland, USA, which is the true story of a cross-country team in Central California that ended up winning the championships against all odds, and I really loved that story.

And part of it, as my husband and I were debriefing, is it's a lot like living cross-culturally, elements of just how for the coach to understand and learn about these kids that were experiencing a different life than he had.

And so I really loved that story, and that movie was just kind of a fun watch for our family.

And my s- sons have done cross-country, and so the team kind of got together and watched that as the end of the season party, and so I was like, "Oh, I didn't even know Kevin Costner did a movie like this." [chuckles]

I didn't know about it, and I grew up doing-- I ran cross-country in high school and college, and my young-- or my oldest son right now, he just started doing cross-country, and s- and he had some of his friends there that were also in the cross-country team.

So I'd like to say I encouraged him before their first cross-country [chuckles] meet-

I've seen a few more books that h- have this worldwide appeal and a larger scope, and I am excited to hear more about what you got.

So, but before we get started, let's start with our random question of the week, which is, what is your favorite movie?

I like movies a lot, but sometimes I forget what I've seen over the time because I see more, and then I forget something great that I loved.

But recently, I watched with, with my boys McFarland, USA, which is the true story of a cross-country team in Central California that ended up winning the championships against all odds, and I really loved that story.

And part of it, as my husband and I were debriefing, is it's a lot like living cross-culturally, elements of just how for the coach to understand and learn about these kids that were experiencing a different life than he had.

And so I really loved that story, and that movie was just kind of a fun watch for our family.

And my s- sons have done cross-country, and so the team kind of got together and watched that as the end of the season party, and so I was like, "Oh, I didn't even know Kevin Costner did a movie like this." [chuckles]

I didn't know about it, and I grew up doing-- I ran cross-country in high school and college, and my young-- or my oldest son right now, he just started doing cross-country, and s- and he had some of his friends there that were also in the cross-country team.

So I'd like to say I encouraged him before their first cross-country [chuckles] meet-
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