The Riley Gaines Show

In this episode, Riley Gaines addresses the incident at Penn State University where her speaking event was canceled. Riley discusses her observations during Women's History Month, criticizing the trend of honoring men instead of trailblazing women. She shares her idea of reclaiming the basics by honoring real women on October 10th. Despite facing obstacles in securing venues, Riley held a free speech rally on campus at Penn State. She discusses the protests she faced and questions why people are scared of the truth. Riley emphasizes the importance of freedom of speech and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to share her message.

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In this episode, Riley and Representative Andy Barr discuss the issue of gender ideology and its impact on women's sports. They share personal experiences and concerns about transgender athletes competing against women, emphasizing the importance of fair competition and separate categories. Representative Barr criticizes the Biden administration's attempt to redefine sex and highlights the gains made by female athletes over the years. They also discuss Democratic governors vetoing bills aimed at protecting women and girls in sports. 

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In this episode, Riley Gaines interviews Dr. Greg Murphy, a urologist and US House Representative from North Carolina. Dr. Murphy discusses the genetic differences between males and females, emphasizing the importance of recognizing these differences in athletic endeavors. He expresses his strong opinions against irreversible medical procedures for transgender children and criticizes the American Medical Association for focusing on social justice issues. Dr. Murphy also supports legislation that prevents transgender individuals from competing against their biological sex in high school sports, citing potential risks and dangers. He urges physicians to prioritize patient well-being and consider biological and genetic realities.

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In this episode, Taylor Silverman joins Riley to discuss the challenges faced by women in skateboarding and other sports. Taylor shares her experiences of encountering male athletes competing in women's divisions and the lack of response from sponsor Red Bull when she raised her concerns. She also discusses the backlash and harassment she faced after speaking out about these issues. Despite the negativity, Taylor and Riley highlight the positive outcomes that have come from speaking up and emphasize the importance of creating a space for women to be celebrated and have equal opportunities.

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In this episode, Riley Gaines interviews Kim Jones, a former all-American tennis player and founder of the International Council on Women's Sports (ICONS). Kim shares her experience of watching her daughter compete against a transgender athlete and the emotional toll it took on her and other parents. She discusses the challenges faced by female athletes in college, including backlash for speaking out against transgender inclusion policies. Kim expresses her disappointment with the Ivy League's treatment of women and emphasizes the importance of standing up for what is right. She also highlights the work of ICONS in advocating for women's rights in sports.

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In this episode, Riley interviews Jennifer Sey, a former athlete and executive at Levi Strauss and Company. Jennifer shares her journey in gymnastics, discussing the limited opportunities for girls in sports during the 70s and her rise to becoming a national champion. She then talks about her career at Levi's, her efforts to make the company more inclusive, and the consequences she faced for speaking out against prolonged school closures during the COVID pandemic. Jennifer emphasizes the importance of speaking the truth and standing up for what is right. She also discusses her involvement in producing the documentary "Athlete A" and her plans for a new documentary. 

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In this episode, Riley interviews Inga Thompson, a three-time Olympian and world champion in cycling. They discuss Thompson's accomplishments and how she got into cycling. The conversation then shifts to the dedication and suffering required to compete at the highest level in sports. Thompson shares her advocacy for protecting women's sports and her initial belief in including transgender women in women's sports. However, they discuss the negative impact of transgender inclusion on women athletes, including bullying and the need for a separate category for transgender women in sports. Thompson shares her personal experiences and frustrations, highlighting the need for fair and separate categories in sports.

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In this episode, Riley introduces April Hutchinson, a Canadian national team powerlifter. April shares her journey into powerlifting, her struggles with alcoholism, and how powerlifting helped improve her health and mental well-being. She discusses her rigorous training during the COVID-19 pandemic, qualifying for nationals and competing at the world championships. The conversation then shifts to the challenges faced by female athletes, the controversy surrounding transgender athlete Ann Andres, and the recent policy change by the International Powerlifting Federation. April expresses her gratitude for progress made and her determination to fight for fair competition and women's rights in sports. The discussion also touches on the impact of Larry Maile, the US powerlifting president.

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In this episode of the Gaines for Girls Podcast, Riley welcomes Dr. Carole Hooven. Dr. Hooven, a Harvard PhD holder with expertise in gender ideology, discusses her background and research on testosterone and sex differences. The conversation then shifts to intersex individuals, where Dr. Hooven clarifies that intersex conditions typically affect males or females, not a third sex. They also discuss guidelines for transgender athletes and the significance of testosterone levels. Dr. Hooven explains that reducing testosterone levels does not eliminate the advantages males have gained during puberty, debunking the claim of a level playing field. The Gaines for Girls Podcast is part of the Outkick Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday.

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