What, you've never heard of Queerio Kart? That's because we just invented it. Think Beerio Kart but with gay people playing it. The goal is to finish your drink before the end of the race (or in our case, Grand Prix), and you can't drink and drive — duh. We make it sporty by asking each other existential questions about the WNBA while trying not to drive off Rainbow Road!
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In the first inaugural Pride pod, RaLene and Emily celebrate from the comfort of their couch by discussing the gayest news in the WNBA and ranking the best biceps in the league. Check out our ⁠IG⁠ for photos of what we talked about today and follow us on Tiktok at SportsGaysUnitePod.

It's been a busy, sports-filled few weeks for RaLene and Emily! Between the start of the WNBA season and a trip to Southern California, they've been to lots of stadiums to cheer on their teams — and realized they have both a lot and little in common with their fellow fans. The duo talks about some of the pros and cons of the average lesbian fan experience.
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Emily and RaLene pick right up where they left off last episode, going through Rounds 2 and 3 before crowning the best mascot in the WNBA. Hop on their delirium-riddled rollercoaster ride to find out which mascot would taste most like a Spindrift, who's serving the most face, and most importantly, who walks away as sole survivor.
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When last week's episode took an interesting segue into the wild world of mascots, Emily and RaLene were left with more questions than answers — why is everyone obsessed with Ellie the Elephant? What makes Freddy Fever so...diabolical? And what happens to mascots when their franchises bite the dust? Paired with the hankering for bracketology the two have had since March, and a brilliant idea was born: Mascot Madness, Hunger Games-style.
That's right. We made a ⁠bracket⁠ pitting the WNBA's mascots against each other. Today, Emily and RaLene go through the play-in tournament and Round 1 to see which mascots are moving on to the next level of competition. Stay tuned for Part 2 next week!
Check out the⁠ visual guide ⁠for this episode (highly recommended for this one) and ⁠fill out a bracket⁠ of your own for a chance to win a prize. Read ⁠this article⁠ by Kiri Oler that we got some inspiration from and for informed takes on mascot popularity. You can reach us at [email protected] and find us on ⁠IG⁠ and ⁠TikTok⁠ for more gay sports content.

RaLene and Emily dive into why they love sports and how their paths turned them into the women's sports fans they are today. They talk about their first crushes on athletes, formative sports moments, and the elusive nature of Sue Bird Court. Take it from them: all roads lead to women's fandom! To see the clips they talked about, check out the pod's Instagram @Sportsgaysunite.
It's the first season of Sports Gays Unite! Follow us on ⁠IG⁠ and email us at ⁠[email protected]⁠ to tell us what you want to hear. Send us listener Q's for a chance to hear them on air.!
Sports Gays Unite is a project designed to help queer people find a community and representation in sports. Drop us a line if you want to be friends. :)

RaLene and Emily break down the 2025 WNBA Draft, debate their favorite Orange Carpet fits, and look ahead to the upcoming season. They also talk about how they fell in love over sports (plus the lore behind the name) and how it led them to where they are today: Season 1, Episode 1. To see the photos of the draft fits we discuss, check out our Instagram @Sportsgaysunite!
It's the first episode of Sports Gays Unite! Follow us on IG and email us at [email protected] to tell us what you want to hear. Send us listener Q's for a chance to hear them on air.
Sports Gays Unite is a project designed to help queer people find a community in sports. Drop us a line if you want to be friends. :)