Women's Soccer Spotlight

Women's Soccer Spotlight

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Women's Soccer Spotlight episodes

  • Episode 7: When Girls Become Lions
    Jo Kadlecek and Valerie Gin are the authors of "When Girls Became Lions." Their book is a unique literary contribution to both women's fiction and the ordinarily male-dominated sports genre as it celebrates women's friendships against the backdrop of sport history. Tune in to hear our conversation about the history of the women's game and the exciting future of sports storytelling.
    LEARN MORE: http://www.whengirlsbecamelions.com/
    25 min
  • Episode 5: Shannon Boxx
    3x Olympic gold medalist and 2015 World Cup champion Shannon Boxx shares her inspiring journey onto the national team and what it was like to meet President Obama after winning the World Cup last summer.
    22 min
  • Episode 4: Shira Averbuch
    Stanford alum and MLS Partnership Marketing Manager Shira Averbuch joins me to talk about her work with the MLS to advance the game for both men and women. She also happens to be the sister of FC Kansas City midfielder, Yael Averbuch.
    24 min
  • Episode 3: Girls Leading Girls
    Girls Leading Girls is a soccer non-profit that trains girls in leadership and life skills in the San Francisco Bay Area. Bre Russell and Shannon Burns share their inspirational work and vision for the future.
    21 min
  • Episode 2: Angela Hucles
    Retired 2x Olympic Gold Medalist and current President of the Women's Sports Foundation Angela Hucles joins me to talk about what it was like to step into a starting role in the 2008 Olympics after Abby Wambach's season-ending injury and the transition into life after soccer.
    23 min
  • Episode 1: Yael Averbuch
    FC Kansas City Midfielder / NWSL Champion Yael Averbuch joins me to talk about playing soccer in Russia and how she would like to see the NWSL grow in the next few years.
    21 min

About Women's Soccer Spotlight

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A bi-monthly podcast featuring the stories of women working, playing, and coaching in soccer.