Manti Te’o, former NFL player, discusses enduring a public catfishing scandal and his journey of self-discovery. He talks about the giving nature of his Samoan culture, the double-edged sword of having a public persona, and the impact of the devastating fires in Hawaii. He reflects on growing up as a college athlete in the public eye, the importance of family responsibility, and the significance of faith and curiosity in understanding others' lives. They also touch on navigating fame, staying grounded, and supporting Maui relief efforts to preserve Hawaiian culture.