Bitches Love Sports

Bitch 1 is back! And just in time for the beginning of the NFL season.  In this episode, we talk about which teams we'll be following and what we love about watching the Dallas Cowboys on Hard Knocks.  We also answer questions submitted by listeners and dive into our vision for the future of women in sports. 

Bitch 2 talks about the upcoming WNBA Playoffs and the Saints' QB Competition before a conversation with sports consultant Alex Sinatra about the strict enforcement of the No Taunting rule in the NFL. 

Alex is the CEO & Founder of Your Potential for Everything, a strategic sports consulting business specializing in helping women & women-owned businesses in the sports & esports industries gain clarity, confidence, & grow their businesses.

RECORDED THURSDAY AUGUST 19, 2021

Bitch 1 is still on vacation, so Bitch 2 recaps some of the most notable performances and stories from the recent Olympic Games held in Tokyo.  This episode wraps up with LeBron James being awarded Savage of the Week.  Find out why! 

After Bitch 2 finishes pouring her heart out to Devin Booker, we discuss the issue of trans, nonbinary, and genderqueer athletes having a place in a sports world that is very committed to operating with only two genders in mind.  We talk about the impact made by trans Olympians and pro athletes as well as our own experiences competing with and against transgender athletes.  

In this episode, Bitch 2 breaks down why it is significant that three Black women (Naomi Osaka, Raven Saunders, and Simone Biles) are currently the faces of the conversation surrounding athletes and mental health.  

Ending Song: "Cranes in the Sky" arranged and performed by Jairus Daigle

Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka have become the faces of the conversation surrounding professional athletes and their mental health.  Osaka's recently released Netflix docuseries (produced by LeBron James) gives insight into the mental state of the young tennis star.  Biles' recent decisions to withdraw from two Olympic events have dominated headlines and spurred conversations about mental health, the definition of greatness, and the responsibilities of professional athletes.

The songs "Fast Forward" and "EnMotion," written and recorded by Jairus Daigle were used with the permission of the publisher, Jairus Daigle.

This episode was recorded on the evening of Wednesday, July 29, 2021.

Bitch 2 describes the experience of seeing Kendrick Lamar perform live with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in DC.  Then, we go off on another tangent about shows we like. Enjoy!

We share our thoughts on Game 6 of the NBA Finals, discuss the impact of Covid on sports, and explain why Megyn Kelly is the Karen of the Week. 

RECORDED JULY 15, 2021 - In the premier episode of Bitches Love Sports, we discuss the NBA Finals, Devin Booker's performance, and expectations for Giannis.  We also talk about postseason injuries, pro athletes and mental health (Naomi Osaka and Richard Sherman), and Candace Parker's NBA2K cover.