This week’s episode is a shorter, more personal Two Point Check-In — because sometimes life interrupts the plan.

Reynolds is having surgery this week as she navigates what she lovingly called her “shitty titty” 2026. She’s okay, she’s strong, and she’s surrounded by support — and we’re giving her the space to focus on healing and recovery.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth is en route to Georgia to accompany her almost 95-year-old mother, who is doing a talk about a book she wrote years ago about her father and his role in the early development of Ponte Vedra Beach — including the little-known story of how Mineral City became Ponte Vedra.

In this short episode, Elizabeth reflects on what it means when riding gets interrupted — by injury, illness, confidence loss, life changes — and why detours aren’t endings. They’re just a different way to arrive.

Next week: a powerful conversation with a former college rider whose concussion derailed everything — and what returning truly took (mentally, emotionally, and physically).