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Ep. #200 Why Women's Soccer Has Never Been Stronger ft. Ali Riley

For a very special 200th episode of 🎙ïļThe Business Case For Women’s Sports, presented by Ally, Caroline interviews Ali Riley, former captain of New Zealand's Women's National Team, Angel City FC legend, and current analyst for NWSL on Prime. After a remarkable playing career that spanned five Womeâ€Ķ

Ep. #198 How Women Coaches Change the Game ft. Tracy Joyner

In episode 198 of 🎙ïļThe Business Case For Women’s Sports, presented by Ally, Caroline interviews Tracy Joyner, Head Women's Soccer Coach at the University of Oregon. As a former professional soccer player and one of the fastest-rising coaches in college soccer, Coach Joyner has spent her career brâ€Ķ

Ep. #197 How Sam Rapoport Changed Football Forever ft. Sam Rapoport

In episode 197 of 🎙ïļThe Business Case For Women’s Sports, presented by Ally, Caroline interviews Sam Rapoport, one of the most influential leaders in football. From creating the NFL Women's Forum to helping drive the explosive growth of girls' and women's flag football, Sam has spent her career brâ€Ķ

Ep. #199 Why Women Athletes Need Better Equipment ft. Dr. Karli Richards

In episode 199 of 🎙ïļThe Business Case For Women’s Sports, presented by Ally, Caroline interviews Dr. Karli Richards, a podiatric surgeon, sports medicine specialist, and leading advocate for women's athlete health. From women-specific cleats to injury prevention research, Dr. Richards is working tâ€Ķ
In episode 201 of 🎙ïļThe Business Case For Women’s Sports, presented by Ally, Caroline interviews Emmy Award-winning basketball analyst, broadcaster, entrepreneur, and one of the most respected voices in women's basketball, LaChina Robinson. LaChina has been telling women’s basketball stories for tâ€Ķ
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