Michelle Obama

And I always want to translate that to people across the country because in a time when we don't feel like we see each other, you know, I just want to remind people that communities like this one is really the truth of what I saw in America.

It was the America I was representing.

And I felt that, you know, I mean, it was oozing in every stop that we made.

And I think it's important for our listeners to understand that that America has not disappeared.

It is here alive and well and thriving throughout this country.

So it's just been a thrill for me.

to be back on soil like this.

But you were raised here.

This was your community.

Oh, absolutely.

Or you had your connection to Yellow Springs.

Can you talk to us about why this community is so important to you?

What are some of your fondest memories?

When you think of the time with your father, your friendships here, how old were you?

What was your age range when you were spending time here?

It was summers, it was holidays.

What did your mom refer to your dad as?

The gentleman?

I'm like, dad?

She didn't even say ex-husband.