Ladies Room

This week, Julie and Jane talk to Justine Siegal, the first woman to coach for an MLB organization and advocate for women's baseball, about why young girls get shunted off into softball and if we'll see a woman play in MLB. Then, we talk European Super League and the ongoing allegations of sexual assault in the world of sports.

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This week, Julie and Jane talk to journalist and economics professor David Berri about how far women's sports still have to go to catch up with the men in marketing, resources, and revenue, and why that's the case. Then, Jane and Julie discuss players (and their wives) not wanting to get vaccinated and the terrible reporting going on around the DeShaun Watson lawsuits. Plus - new TV show recs!

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Play-by-play announcer and sports talk radio host joins Jane and Julie to talk about smashing through the glass ceiling in the broadcast booth and why we don't see more women calling games. Julie and Jane talk about the NCAA women's final, MLB moving the All-Star Game out of Georgia, and why Nazis were on crystal meth.

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Amidst a rash of transphobic legislation targeting trans kids, writer and activist Charlotte Clymer joins Julie and Jane to talk about how we can push back against bigoted legislation.

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This week, Julie and Jane talk baseball with HOF sportswriter Claire Smith.

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Jane and Julie talk with Cari Champion about her exit from ESPN, being a woman in a man's space, and how she learned to value her work.

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Co-hosts Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro hold down the show on their own this week, discussing the one-year anniversary of COVID shutting down sports and the launch of Julie's upcoming book,

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The GOAT joins Jane and Julie this week to talk about being the first into pro sports locker rooms, covering every major sporting event on earth multiple times, and whether or not things have gotten better for women in the industry. Then, Julie and Jane talk Kelly Loeffler exiting the WNBA, unpaid internships, and what to do if you're Twitter's main character of the day.

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In one of the best conversations the pod has had to date, Jane and Julie talk to Exec. Director of WFTDA Erica Vanstone, on what roller derby is getting right - from COVID to equity and inclusion - that other leagues are getting wrong. Other topics include is it ever too late to try roller derby, Serena vs. Naomi, and the new HBO documentary Allen v. Farrow.

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Is the NFL doing enough to bring women into the fold? This week, Julie and Jane sit down with NFL Director of Football Development, Sam Rapoport. We also talk drunk Tom Brady, Football 101 clinics, and what's with everyone hating on The Weeknd?

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