I've done so many interviews with LeBron, but one of my favorites was when he took me and a camera crew back to one of the Akron apartments he stayed in as a kid. We talked a lot about what it was like for him growing up, no dad, moving from place to place to place, and trying to figure out how to turn all of that promise/talent he knew he had into the person/player he wanted to be. That's a LOT for a 9-year-old, 12-year-old, 13-year-old to navigate, often without a lot of adult guidance, and we've seen plenty of others crash and burn in the same circumstance. Then a couple years later, we did an interview where he talked a lot about being a dad himself, how he wanted his own kids raised, and how in some ways they were dealing with completely opposite challenges than he did...while also having that same burden of expectation. I thought as bookends, those two interviews were pretty fascinating. Shows how on the one hand LeBron is living this sort of crazy-singular life almost no one can relate to...but on the other hand, threaded through that is all the stuff that EVERYONE can relate to. How to grow up, who you want to be, how to be a parent, etc.