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Jonathan Goldstein (0:06)
Pushkin.
Christina Wismer (0:11)
Hi.
Jonathan Goldstein (0:12)
You know, when you meditate, you're supposed to acknowledge the breath and put a name to it. Like, that was a small breath. That was a big breath. If I had to put a name to that hello, I would say hesitantly, cheerful. Yeah, I'll take that. That's a part of my meditation. Is naming your hellos kind of weird, but.
Podcast Host/Interviewer (0:33)
All right, we're gonna revisit another great episode today.
Jonathan Goldstein (0:38)
Hit me.
Podcast Host/Interviewer (0:39)
It's called Christina.
Jonathan Goldstein (0:41)
Oh, yeah. It's truly one of my favorite episodes.
Podcast Host/Interviewer (0:44)
Yeah, it's a really good one.
Jonathan Goldstein (0:46)
Oh, yeah. I love it. I will say this, and maybe you can confirm this fact. Check me on this, but this was an early season two. And. And up until this point, I had largely worked with people that I already knew, like friends and family. And this. This was the first time that I was actually, like, traveling out in the world to meet someone.
Christina Wismer (1:08)
Yeah, that is true.
Jonathan Goldstein (1:09)
Yeah. And I'll never forget, but when they met me at the airport, Christina and her husband Levi, I just remember, like, seeing the look of hope and respect almost in their eyes.
Christina Wismer (1:22)
Yeah.
Jonathan Goldstein (1:23)
And I just felt like, oh, my God, these poor people. Like, I don't deserve that look at all. But I really better get it together.
Podcast Host/Interviewer (1:31)
And then.
Jonathan Goldstein (1:32)
You've gotten it together for 10 years now. You know what I do? I look at myself in the bathroom mirror and I slap myself in the face and I say, get it together, boy.
Christina Wismer (1:41)
Well, it's working.
