Girls Who Play Sports Become Women Who Lead

If you've ever played sports, you know it shapes who you are — and the stats back it up. A survey by EY and espnW found that 94 percent of women in C-suite positions played sports, with 52 percent competing at the collegiate level. In this episode, I sit down with Morolake Akinsoun, Olympic gold …

legacy of Black women in sports

Today, we celebrate 100 years of Black women in sports. From the OGs like Alice Coachman and Ora Washington, who were dominating way before anyone thought 'they should,' to icons like Flo Jo, whose nails were as legendary as her speed. I’m joined by journalist and historian Bria Felicien, whose recent article in Essence magazine chronicles the …

Jess Tonn McClain, a professional marathoner for Brooks, will have you rethinking everything you thought you knew about "never giving up." Jess shares how taking a two-year break from competing helped her hit the reset button, ditch the pressure of her identity as an athlete, reconnect with life beyond the track, and come back way …

The Case for Quitting with Jess Tonn McClain

What’s more powerful than a sports icon? A sports icon with a fanbase. I’m joined by Alice Crossley to explore how WAGs (wives and girlfriends of athletes) have shifted from tabloid fixations to major influencers. As fandom continues to evolve WAGs are creating new pathways into sports, proving that passion for the game goes far …

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