Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster discuss a landmark week for Women's Football, as Manchester United Women take on Manchester City in their first big-time derby. They also hear about a massive boost in girl's football following the Women's World Cup, while Kirsten visits a groundbreaking grassroots tennis program in Queensland that aims to get more indigenous girls to take up the sport and follow in the footsteps of Grand Slam champion Ash Barty. The Fired Up Sport podcast is in association with Sport England and This Girl Can. Come with us and #ChangeTheConversation

This week on the Fired Up Sport podcast, Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster get to grips with the meteoric rise of Women's Aussie Rules football, or Women's AFL. Participation has doubled since 2017, the year the first women's national league started. Kirsten has been speaking to the woman many credit with getting the national league off the ground, Susan Alberti, "The Queen of Women's AFL" and the player who went from being the Captain of the Australian Netball team to a star of Aussie Rules, Sharni Leyton. Fired Up Sport podcast in association with Sport England and This Girl Can. Come with us and #changetheconversation on Women's Sport.

This week on the Fired Up Sport Podcast; It's Different for Girls. Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster get into why it's different for women in the press room of a major sports tournament when the rest of the room is mostly white, and mostly male. Can that sometimes be an advantage? Plus why do you keep your world ranking in tennis if you’re injured but not if you have a baby? Former tennis pros-turned-broadcasters Lucie Ahl and Jill Craybas tell us change is needed. It's the Fired Up Sport Podcast in association with Sport England and This Girl Can. Come with us and #changetheconversation

This week on the Fired Up Sport podcast, in association with Sport England and This Girl Can, a true female sporting pioneer for whom if "No" is the answer, she simply asks another question until she gets a "Yes". 

She's Victoria Gosling, not only a decorated servicewoman who reached the rank of Group Captain with three young children, but also the woman who launched the Invictus Games for injured service personnel with Prince Harry and has now moved on to become CEO of GB Snowsport. 

Victoria has a can-do attitude and is walking and talking proof that anything is possible if you put your mind to it, and it's even more possible if someone else tells you you can't.

This week on the Fired Up Sport podcast, in association with Sport England and This Girl Can, we ask if the Women's World Cup has brought only good news for the women who played in it? The victorious US Women's team came home to a ticker tape parade, but for certain Argentinian players, who previously spoke out about a lack of investment in the team, they were dropped for the next big tournament. 

Hosts Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster chew over the World Cup fall-out with Brenda Elsey, a US Sports Journalist and host of the feminist Sport podcast "Burn it all down".

This week we have a Fired Up Sport Special podcast for you. Clare McDonnell has been along to the Women's British Open Golf Championship at Woburn in the UK and caught up with some of the biggest names in women's golf right now. British player Bronte Law asks why, with three British players in the top 30 in the world right now, does women's golf get so much less media coverage than, for example, tennis ? And What Fires Up reigning Open Golf Champion Georgia Hall on the way to play a major championship? Kanye West in the car.

This week on the Fired Up Sport podcast Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster immerse themselves in the world of Women's cricket and speak to the woman who's the voice of Cricket Australia, Karina Keisler. She talks about how Australia has led the way on equal pay in the women's and men's games, and about her plans for a match later this year which could become the most watched female sports event of all time. Plus, former England International player turned writer and broadcaster Isabelle Westbury discusses how not getting the same opportunities and financial support as male cricketers in her teenage years may have actually helped her in the long run.

On this weeks Fired Up Sport podcast Clare Mcdonnell and Kirsten Webster hear from the woman who is pushing for a Tour de France for female cyclists, the former Sports Minister in Australia who couldn't understand why the prize money for male cyclists was so much bigger than that for female cyclists, and the woman who has taken total non-cyclists from her mainly Muslim community and turned them into tri-athletes. 

Fired Up Sport, the first truly global podcast for Women's sport; come with us and #changetheconversation.

This week on the Fired Up Sport podcast, ahead of the start of the Netball World Cup, Clare McDonnell and Kirsten Webster catch up with former England Captain and Commonwealth gold winner Ama Agbeze and ask how do you cope when you don't make the squad? They go courtside at one of the fastest growing netball clubs in the UK and hear from two former professional tennis players who have advice for younger players on the tour; freeze your eggs.

In week one of The Wimbledon Championships we have a special Fired Up podcast for you. An in-depth chat with Judy Murray, Mum to tennis superstars Andy and Jamie, and a fierce advocate for greater equality and access for all in tennis, regardless of background. We talked Andy teaming up with Serena Williams and the powerful message mixed doubles sends out, why tennis courts in public parks should be free to use and whether she would consider the job of Sports Minister.