Ottawa head coach Carla Macleod joins Michaela and Vanessa to look back on a whirlwind inaugural PWHL season. Ottawa fell short in their post-season bid, but the playoffs are underway in Montreal and Toronto. Toronto had fun on social media choosing their semi-final opponent. Natalie Spooner scores the PWHL’s first-ever playoff goal. Caitlin Clark is set to make her professional debut as a new WBNA season gets underway. Chelsea’s WSL title hopes are resurrected after an 8-0 win coupled with a Man City loss.

Trans athletes are under attack – again – but Michaela and Vanessa illustrate how they’re not a threat to women’s sports and how we should let all kids play. A WBNA legend announces her retirement. The inaugural PWHL playoffs are almost here – who’s got a spot and who’s still fighting for one? Chelsea had pre-season dreams of a quadruple, but they might not win any titles at all this season.

The inaugural PWHL season is in the home stretch! Marie-Philip Poulin gets a standing ovation at a game in Montreal that set the new all-time attendance record for women’s pro hockey. Ottawa gets two critical wins to help them in their playoff push, thanks to four goals from Brianne Jenner. The Portland Thorns are turning it around after a rough start to their NWSL season. Man City lose their top scorer – possibly for the season – as they jostle with Chelsea atop the WSL table. WNBA teams like Washington and Las Vegas are moving games against Caitlin Clark and Indiana to larger arenas to accommodate the demand for tickets.

Brianne Jenner, fresh off winning gold at the Worlds, joins Michaela and Vanessa to talk about Canada’s thrilling OT win over the Americans and captaining Ottawa down the stretch of the PWHL’s inaugural season. The Indiana Fever select generational phenom Caitlin Clark 1st overall in the WNBA draft – which peaked at over 3 million TV viewers – Michaela and Vanessa break down the rest of the picks.

The women outdraw the men in NCAA Finals viewership. South Carolina caps a perfect season with a National Championship, one year after almost doing it. Does Caitlin Clark need to eventually win a WNBA Championship to be truly considered the G.O.A.T.? Canada succumbs to the Americans in penalties at the She Believes Cup. And Penny Oleksiak is back in the pool after dealing with health issues and she’s gearing up for this summer’s Paris Games.

The NCAA Final Four is here! How’s your bracket? Iowa’s Caitlin Clark had her revenge on LSU in the Elite 8. Angel Reese declares for the WNBA draft. UConn took out USC – is Aaliyah Edwards under-appreciated? The PWHL championship trophy has been named and unveiled! Arsenal beats Chelsea to capture the Conti Cup. Leah Williamson is back training with the Lionesses for the first time in a year. Was USWNT midfielder Korbin Albert’s apology to the LGBTQ+ community sincere?

It’s time for a March Madness bracket check! Caitlin Clark plays her last game in Iowa. NCAA women’s basketball TV ratings are through the roof. PWHL Toronto’s epic win-streak comes to an end. ACL injuries continue to plague women’s soccer as Gotham FC lose Midge Purce to a left-knee tear – are packed schedules and too many International breaks to blame?

The NCAA Frozen Four is this weekend and Michaela and Vanessa speak to the Director of Women’s College Hockey, Sadie Lundquist. How many brackets are too many? Michaela and Vanessa made March Madness picks this year… and they are nervous. The WNBA feels slighted by their TV deal with ABC/Disney. It was a ginormous opening weekend for the NWSL with a new Challenge Cup format. Janine Beckie is back in a big way, 366 days after her injury and the Portland Thorns are off and running. Get a Champions League quarterfinals update. Is it too soon to stress over the Olympic soccer groupings? And Ottawa makes a shocking move at the PWHL’s trade deadline.

Michaela and Vanessa welcome PWHL Ottawa forward Emily Clark to the show! Emily talks about the league selling out big arenas and Ottawa’s tight playoff race. The USWNT are your inaugural Gold Cup champions. The Carleton Ravens win back-to-back OUA Titles. The NCAA Conference Finals are done. The Las Vegas Aces sellout their season ticket packages in record time. And Michaela and Vanessa continue their Women's History Month feature.

Canada cries foul after their Gold Cup semi-final loss to the U.S. Pouring rain made conditions perilous in San Diego. Is CONCACAF to blame? Luckily, no one was hurt. It’ll be Chelsea v Arsenal in the Conti Cup final at the end of March. England and Ireland draw into the group of death for Euro 2025 qualifiers. Caitlin Clark has all the NCAA records now. Michaela and Vanessa break in a brand new segment: “For a Dollar, Name a Woman!” The dream of a Toronto WNBA expansion team may not be dead. The PWHL needle is pointing up for Montreal and Toronto, but down for Ottawa.