Heather Monahan

And so at the end, I asked her.

about the what i said i believe i said racial unrest i think that's the words i use i don't know i didn't write anything down i didn't you know script something out i'd never script anything out by the way for the show i do my work but i don't believe in scripts so i think i said racial unrest now i was nervous i wonder if you'll hear my voice i'm super interested to hear if you do but i also really trust ali and feel she's inclusive and and feel she comes from a place of love so

about the what i said i believe i said racial unrest i think that's the words i use i don't know i didn't write anything down i didn't you know script something out i'd never script anything out by the way for the show i do my work but i don't believe in scripts so i think i said racial unrest now i was nervous i wonder if you'll hear my voice i'm super interested to hear if you do but i also really trust ali and feel she's inclusive and and feel she comes from a place of love so

about the what i said i believe i said racial unrest i think that's the words i use i don't know i didn't write anything down i didn't you know script something out i'd never script anything out by the way for the show i do my work but i don't believe in scripts so i think i said racial unrest now i was nervous i wonder if you'll hear my voice i'm super interested to hear if you do but i also really trust ali and feel she's inclusive and and feel she comes from a place of love so

I was willing to take that risk. And I felt it was the right thing to do. How could I talk to her and not address this? That to me is sheepish and there's no place for that. I would rather have an imperfect conversation where I mess up some words and maybe I don't do things right, but my intent is right and my heart is good and I'm mean for good.

I was willing to take that risk. And I felt it was the right thing to do. How could I talk to her and not address this? That to me is sheepish and there's no place for that. I would rather have an imperfect conversation where I mess up some words and maybe I don't do things right, but my intent is right and my heart is good and I'm mean for good.

I was willing to take that risk. And I felt it was the right thing to do. How could I talk to her and not address this? That to me is sheepish and there's no place for that. I would rather have an imperfect conversation where I mess up some words and maybe I don't do things right, but my intent is right and my heart is good and I'm mean for good.

And if people know me and are in a conversation with me, then that's felt. That's how I led in this uncertain conversation. So- I did not say it correctly, and I knew it once it came out of my mouth. However, I will say this woman handled herself with extreme poise and explained in a really beautiful way how I could say it moving forward. And she said, you know, it's not racial unrest.

And if people know me and are in a conversation with me, then that's felt. That's how I led in this uncertain conversation. So- I did not say it correctly, and I knew it once it came out of my mouth. However, I will say this woman handled herself with extreme poise and explained in a really beautiful way how I could say it moving forward. And she said, you know, it's not racial unrest.

And if people know me and are in a conversation with me, then that's felt. That's how I led in this uncertain conversation. So- I did not say it correctly, and I knew it once it came out of my mouth. However, I will say this woman handled herself with extreme poise and explained in a really beautiful way how I could say it moving forward. And she said, you know, it's not racial unrest.

It's Black Lives Matter. And you'll hear Ali explain it. But it wasn't attacking. I wasn't offended. She taught me something, you know, something really powerful so that I don't have to feel ignorant or uncertain moving forward that I have verbiage and words that I can use. That are better, right? That's the only way we get better sometimes is making mistakes.

It's Black Lives Matter. And you'll hear Ali explain it. But it wasn't attacking. I wasn't offended. She taught me something, you know, something really powerful so that I don't have to feel ignorant or uncertain moving forward that I have verbiage and words that I can use. That are better, right? That's the only way we get better sometimes is making mistakes.

It's Black Lives Matter. And you'll hear Ali explain it. But it wasn't attacking. I wasn't offended. She taught me something, you know, something really powerful so that I don't have to feel ignorant or uncertain moving forward that I have verbiage and words that I can use. That are better, right? That's the only way we get better sometimes is making mistakes.

And I was so grateful she didn't attack me. And I was grateful she understood I was coming from a place of good. And I was grateful she included me. And she talked a lot about you're not alone. You're not alone. And that, oh, it touched my heart so much I could cry again right now. So we finish the interview, which you're going to hear in a minute if I ever stop talking.

And I was so grateful she didn't attack me. And I was grateful she understood I was coming from a place of good. And I was grateful she included me. And she talked a lot about you're not alone. You're not alone. And that, oh, it touched my heart so much I could cry again right now. So we finish the interview, which you're going to hear in a minute if I ever stop talking.

And I was so grateful she didn't attack me. And I was grateful she understood I was coming from a place of good. And I was grateful she included me. And she talked a lot about you're not alone. You're not alone. And that, oh, it touched my heart so much I could cry again right now. So we finish the interview, which you're going to hear in a minute if I ever stop talking.

And I pressed stop recording. And I thanked her. I said, listen, I am so grateful that you just explained that to me. And I know my words were wrong. And thank you for not attacking me. And thank you for explaining it beautifully. And thank you for being that kind and loving and inclusive you. Because... I didn't do it right. Oh, gosh, this is so hard for me. And she was amazing.

And I pressed stop recording. And I thanked her. I said, listen, I am so grateful that you just explained that to me. And I know my words were wrong. And thank you for not attacking me. And thank you for explaining it beautifully. And thank you for being that kind and loving and inclusive you. Because... I didn't do it right. Oh, gosh, this is so hard for me. And she was amazing.

And I pressed stop recording. And I thanked her. I said, listen, I am so grateful that you just explained that to me. And I know my words were wrong. And thank you for not attacking me. And thank you for explaining it beautifully. And thank you for being that kind and loving and inclusive you. Because... I didn't do it right. Oh, gosh, this is so hard for me. And she was amazing.

She didn't have her camera on, you know, which I get. Sometimes you don't want to get ready for every show or whatever and you have other things going on. That's fine. But she turned her camera on right away because I started crying. And she said, listen to me. I am so glad and grateful you did have the conversation. And she said, the conversation needs to be had.