This week we dive into a World Cup of confusion—sorting out the Club World Cup, the World Cup, and the CONCACAF Men's tournament, because apparently, soccer has more cups than your grandma’s china cabinet.

Then we sprint over to flag football updates, where the only thing getting tackled... is the rulebook.

Whether you’re a casual fan or a soccer (and flag) aficionado, we’ve got all the kicks, flicks, and gridiron tricks you need.

Miley Cyrus dropped a visual album that was supposed to be high art... but a festival fan had other plans—and a loud opinion. Turns out, not everyone was ready for Miley’s cinematic era. Awkward? Yeah. Iconic? Also yes.

Meanwhile, over in the PWHL, Seattle and Vancouver are lacing up for their debut seasons. The league’s expanding faster than a Stanley Cup parade route and we are so here for it.

Pop culture and power plays collide—don’t miss it.

This episode is a real show-stopper—both on the legal stage and Broadway’s biggest night! The NCAA lawsuit has college athletes saying, “Show me the money!” while the NCAA clings to its amateur rules like an overplayed jukebox musical. Will the courts rewrite the script, or is this case headed for a dramatic intermission?

Meanwhile, the Tony Awards had Broadway belting out big wins, tearful speeches, and enough jazz hands to distract from any legal objections. It was a night of standing ovations, dazzling performances, and at least one person wondering if sports should have an awards show (Best Dribble? Most Likely to Take a Charge?).

Whether in a courtroom or a theater, this episode proves that everyone wants their moment in the limelight—and some just want a better contract!

Hope this brings down the house—without a lawsuit! 🎭⚖️🏆

Actors get real, Beckhams get messy, and we get loud about how women athletes are still getting the short end of the sports media stick. You already know we’ve got thoughts — and probably a few side-eyes.

This week, we dribble into the world of sports and society with two stories that are making waves. First up, Prince Harry’s royal rift—because when it comes to family drama, the monarchy has mastered the art of court-side chaos. From estranged brothers to headline-making moves, we break down the latest royal rebounds and whether Harry will ever make a fast break back into the fold.

Then, we shift to the WNBA season tip-off, where the competition is heating up like a buzzer-beater three-pointer. With a new team, record-breaking schedule, and star players ready to dunk on the doubters, this season is shaping up to be an absolute slam dunk for women’s basketball.Join us as we pass between royal shake-ups and the fast-paced world of sports. Because whether it's in palaces or on the court, the game never stops.

In this episode of the SASS podcast, hosts Chelsea and Arissan dive into a variety of sports and society topics, including Naomi Osaka's recent WTA title win, a bomb threat at a Lady Gaga concert, and the latest news from the Kentucky Derby and NHL playoffs. They share their thoughts on the Tony Awards and Barbra Streisand's upcoming album, while also reflecting on the significance of the Kentucky Derby in their family traditions. The episode wraps up with an engaging discussion about the Stanley Cup and the excitement of the NHL playoffs.

The NFL Draft said, “Let’s make it a miniseries,” and we said, “How long is this damn thing?!” We break down the endless spectacle, the surprise snubs, and the emotional rollercoaster that is waiting for your name to be called on national TV. Spoiler: the legacy kid got his shot—now it’s time to prove he’s more than just the family name.

Then we pivot from cleats to couture: it’s Met Monday, and once again, fashion’s biggest night is giving us mixed signals. We try to decode the dress code chaos and dish on who we hope delivers drama on the carpet.

This week on The Sport and Society Squad, the drama is serving full-course chaos—and you know we love a good meal!

First up: White Lotus. The behind-the-scenes beef between costars has us asking—does off-screen mess make for on-screen magic? No clue but grab your popcorn because we’re totally tuned in! Then it’s a quick crossover to the NBA playoffs, where the tension is thicker than LeBron James' stat line. Teams are out here firing coaches mid-run—soooo... does heartbreak lead to hardware? Not usually but we’ll see who ends up with a ring! And finally, we blast off with Blue Origin. Another space trip, another PR mission. But did it actually ignite future space travelers’ dreams—or just rich folks’ IG timelines? Astro-yes or astro-naht? Either way, the *buzz* was out of this world - even Lightyear would be shook!

This week on The Sport and Society Squad, we’re asking the real questions—like, did the WNBA Draft even happen? Because if it did, it slid in quieter than a soft-launch situationship. We unpack the player drama, the missing buzz, and why last year felt like the Met Gala while this year gave group project energy. Then we head to the desert for Coachella: when did it stop being a music festival and start serving as Influencer Olympics? It’s a hard “no” from us, dawg—but we are using it to fuel our campaign to get T-Pain on the Super Bowl stage. And finally, we check out The Masters: someone snagged the green jacket, and we found out golf has sudden death and a grand slam?! Who knew golf could be so thrilling? We sure didn’t—but let’s talk about it!

This week on The Sport and Society Squad, we’re asking: when does intense coaching cross the line? NCAA sidelines are heating up, and we’re unpacking whether showing emotion should come with a parental advisory.  Then, it’s tee time at The Masters. We’re not sure which golf major is the major, but that green coat? Iconic. And yes—there are purses. We’re just hoping it comes with a sweet closet to match.  Finally, we wade into the pop culture triangle that refuses to quit: Justin, Hailey, and Selena. Is the drama still real, or are we all just stuck in a 2018 time loop? Either way… maybe it’s time we all hit “unfollow” and move on.