Steven

Why podcasting? So your podcast launches in May. It's called Aspire.

Why podcasting? So your podcast launches in May. It's called Aspire.

What are you trying to achieve? What's the mission there?

What are you trying to achieve? What's the mission there?

I think of all the things you've done in your life, I think the more and more that you find yourself in the public eye and the more of the work that you do on your podcast, Aspire, I think that is ultimately going to be the greatest part of your legacy. And I say that because there is nobody else able and capable of occupying that space that I can see.

I think of all the things you've done in your life, I think the more and more that you find yourself in the public eye and the more of the work that you do on your podcast, Aspire, I think that is ultimately going to be the greatest part of your legacy. And I say that because there is nobody else able and capable of occupying that space that I can see.

There is no one who comes from where you come from, who has been on the journey that you've been on, both in the UK and in the US, that's climbed the both mountains, that is relatable, even though that they're so high up the mountain. That is had to contend with some of the things you've contended with, which many women and men contend with, which is like parenthood and family.

There is no one who comes from where you come from, who has been on the journey that you've been on, both in the UK and in the US, that's climbed the both mountains, that is relatable, even though that they're so high up the mountain. That is had to contend with some of the things you've contended with, which many women and men contend with, which is like parenthood and family.

That is articulate, that is seasoned across a variety of different environments and spaces. That is also a black woman. There is nobody. And if you reflect on you as that young girl looking up at Oprah or me looking up at Jamal Edwards, it was so important. It was the kernel of belief that stays in your mind that says, if they can, there's no reason I can't.

That is articulate, that is seasoned across a variety of different environments and spaces. That is also a black woman. There is nobody. And if you reflect on you as that young girl looking up at Oprah or me looking up at Jamal Edwards, it was so important. It was the kernel of belief that stays in your mind that says, if they can, there's no reason I can't.

And I've said this to my team before a ton of times over the last couple of months about you. I'm like, there's no other Emma. So she almost has a...

And I've said this to my team before a ton of times over the last couple of months about you. I'm like, there's no other Emma. So she almost has a...

responsibility to that gap because you've done incredible things in your life you've done so much philanthropic work which I'll put all in the description below to help so many people but it's not lost on me that like the older I've gotten just seeing someone that you can that makes you realize that that brings down those like limiting beliefs that you have or that society has passed to you could go on to create a hundred thousand Emma's

responsibility to that gap because you've done incredible things in your life you've done so much philanthropic work which I'll put all in the description below to help so many people but it's not lost on me that like the older I've gotten just seeing someone that you can that makes you realize that that brings down those like limiting beliefs that you have or that society has passed to you could go on to create a hundred thousand Emma's

And it's hard to think of a more astonishing, important legacy than that. Like the 10 million Emmas that you will create. And so I'm so glad you're doing this because I've said to my team, there's not another Emma. There's not someone else that could occupy that position. So it's so important that you're successful in it. And it's so important that you continue to do it. So thank you for that.

And it's hard to think of a more astonishing, important legacy than that. Like the 10 million Emmas that you will create. And so I'm so glad you're doing this because I've said to my team, there's not another Emma. There's not someone else that could occupy that position. So it's so important that you're successful in it. And it's so important that you continue to do it. So thank you for that.

It's so true, though. I say it all the time behind your back. I'm like, there's not another one. There's only Emma. So she has to, not has to, because it's not an obligation, but it's a responsibility.

It's so true, though. I say it all the time behind your back. I'm like, there's not another one. There's only Emma. So she has to, not has to, because it's not an obligation, but it's a responsibility.

what that would have meant to her yeah you know what that would have meant quite a lot exactly we have a closing tradition here Emma where the last guest leaves a question for the next guest not knowing who they're leaving it for and the question that's been left is what about you is better or has vastly improved because of the person who loves you the most who loves you the most

what that would have meant to her yeah you know what that would have meant quite a lot exactly we have a closing tradition here Emma where the last guest leaves a question for the next guest not knowing who they're leaving it for and the question that's been left is what about you is better or has vastly improved because of the person who loves you the most who loves you the most