Glennon

That's amazing.

That's right. That's good.

That's right. That's good.

That's right. That's good.

We're going to take a left turn. I want to talk about your son, Charlie, because he played basketball at your alma mater, Northwestern, which is very cool. He sure did. That's no joke. It's D1. That's like the real deal. And I can imagine you have sat on a lot of sidelines watching him play throughout his life. And, you know, Parents on the Sidelines should be a comedy sketch all on its own.

We're going to take a left turn. I want to talk about your son, Charlie, because he played basketball at your alma mater, Northwestern, which is very cool. He sure did. That's no joke. It's D1. That's like the real deal. And I can imagine you have sat on a lot of sidelines watching him play throughout his life. And, you know, Parents on the Sidelines should be a comedy sketch all on its own.

We're going to take a left turn. I want to talk about your son, Charlie, because he played basketball at your alma mater, Northwestern, which is very cool. He sure did. That's no joke. It's D1. That's like the real deal. And I can imagine you have sat on a lot of sidelines watching him play throughout his life. And, you know, Parents on the Sidelines should be a comedy sketch all on its own.

Did you experience that? What were you like on the sidelines?

Did you experience that? What were you like on the sidelines?

Did you experience that? What were you like on the sidelines?

Good job.

Good job.

Good job.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

So another question I have, I think it's really hard to be young. And when we're growing up, we believe that we know everything. But in reality, we don't. We know nothing. We know no things. We just like trying, failing. And your new podcast, Wiser Than Me, invites us into conversations with women who who are older than you and what are some things that you've learned from them?

So another question I have, I think it's really hard to be young. And when we're growing up, we believe that we know everything. But in reality, we don't. We know nothing. We know no things. We just like trying, failing. And your new podcast, Wiser Than Me, invites us into conversations with women who who are older than you and what are some things that you've learned from them?

So another question I have, I think it's really hard to be young. And when we're growing up, we believe that we know everything. But in reality, we don't. We know nothing. We know no things. We just like trying, failing. And your new podcast, Wiser Than Me, invites us into conversations with women who who are older than you and what are some things that you've learned from them?

What are the joys that you can tell us about getting older?