When you grow up in a tiny desert town and end up in the Oval Office, there’s more than one story worth telling.

In this episode, I sit down with Yonat Friling - Frühling—Senior Field Producer at Fox News, mother, and one of the most deeply human journalists I know—to talk about what it’s like to witness history from the front row… and still find room for joy, softness, and a good story after a long day.

Yonat has covered wars, earthquakes, terror attacks, and presidential visits. She’s worked in newsrooms where women weren’t expected in the field, and stood her ground anyway. And when October 7th changed the world—and took people she loved—she didn’t look away. She kept showing up. With a microphone. And a breaking heart.

This isn’t just an episode about journalism. It’s about resilience. About the cost of bearing witness. And about how you can have your dream job… without losing your dream life.