Halftime, Halfway

In the FINAL Episode of SEASON 1, Maddi and her Girl Scout Gold Award Committee Coordinator talk more about what it means to complete a Gold Award, why you should pursue one, and what Girl Scouts means to the world. This episode also includes the keynote address that Maddi was selected to give at the Girl Scout Gold Award Ceremony in June 2021. Thank you so much for all your support and see you back here for season 2!

In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with Olympic Gold Medallist and Cross Country Skier, Kikkan Randall! Kikkan learned to ski before she could walk and has made it to the biggest podium in the world! The fastest woman in Alaska on skis is here to tell us all about her ski career, winning a Gold Medal, beating breast cancer, setting records, and about some go to songs for her pre-race routine. And so much more heartfelt advice and tips! A must listen!

In this episode, we are sitting down with a world class TaeKwonDo athlete. Cassidy Wallace has been competing in TaeKwonDo since she was four, picking up two styles of Martial Arts. Cassidy also passes along her knowledge to her students. This World Cup Medallist will be talking to us all about her journey, her experience teaching and competing in the World Cup, and so much more! Tune in for a KICK of a story!

In this episode, we have the chance to speak to medallist, champion, podcaster, and Olympic Figure Skater, Polina Edmunds. Polina went to the Olympics at the age of 15 balancing it with high school and the challenges of being a teenager. Today, Polina will be telling us all about her journey growing up as a figure skater, challenges of the figure skating world, a little mother daughter traditions, and her favorite moves, as well as so much more! A must listen.

In this episode, we are joined by Team USA National Team Field Hockey Player Nicole Woods! Nicole is a world champion and gold medallist who played many sports as a kid. Choosing to pursue field hockey, Nicole has achieved great heights and persevered over challenges, while she continues to pass down her hockey knowledge to the next generation as a coach. Today, Nicole is going to be talking about her hockey journey, favorite places she has visited for competitions, as well as so much more!

In this episode, we are sitting down with a journalist, author, and podcast host who has truly made a name for herself because she speaks up for women and for justice. Jessica Luther, one of the hosts of Burn it All Down, an author, a freelance Award Winning Journalist who has articles published in ESPN, New York Times, Sports Illustrated and more talks about her work and journey, important current events, and tips for aspiring journalists, as well as so much more.

In this episode, we are sitting down with the wonderful wrestler, world champion, and women’s advocate Katherine Shai! Katherine is a six time national team member, world champion and medallist. Today, she’s going to talk about her journey, pioneering women’s wrestling, overcoming injury and loss, her favorite artist to listen to before matches as well as advice for young wrestlers, and so much more! Tune in to this must listen to hear about this Team USA member’s story.

In this episode, we have the pleasure of interviewing the NFL Network’s youngest on air talent ever. Reporter and anchor Taylor Bisciotti has completely changed the game, reporting for ESPN, SEC, and now at NFL Network, the official platform for football at the biggest stage. Taylor will be telling us all about her journey to becoming one of the best sports reporters, her favorite football moment, stories about the terrible instagram commenters and how to deal with them, and so much more! Tune in for a fabulous story.

In this episode, we have the honor of speaking to one of the Bay Area’s Bosses on the biggest stage of football in the world! The one and only Hannah Gordon has worked hard for her community and her dreams to become the San Francisco 49ers’ Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) and the General Counsel. Tune in to hear Hannah’s story: her journey to the top of the 49ers, teaching at Stanford University, how to deal with sexism in the sports industry, and even her favorite food, as well as so much more!

In this episode, we are sitting down with one of the toughest athletes and coaches in the game of basketball. Columbia University’s Megan Griffith is the head coach of the women’s basketball team and a former pro-baller. Passing on her knowledge and love for the game to athletes at her alma mater, Coach Megan truly has a can do mindset. Megan will talk about her basketball journey, basketball camps she started, gender issues on basketball’s biggest stage, the NBA, and so much more!