Share the Air

In this episode, Ella tells us about her quick rise through the ranks in the disc golf world. She talks about the mental side of disc golf, and how it is similar to and different from ultimate. Then she digs into her experience dealing with fame in disc golf, and the pros and cons that come along with it, as well as the work that she still hopes to accomplish, both competitively, and in terms of equity. Ella also details her thoughts on the PDGA's ruling effectively banning trans women from playing disc golf (although this was recorded before the ruling came out, the conversation is still relevant). Then, she wraps up by telling us what she's excited for in 2023, and plays a classic Share the Air game, Ten Second Stall!Share the Air also has some news: we are collaborating with the Global Ultimate Training School (which you might know as our sponsor, NUTC), to help put on a  virtual conference for coaches of all levels! Check out NUTC's registration site to find our more!This is the third episode of Season 3 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 and 2 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our gear store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.

In this episode, Kaitlynne tells us about her journey from Wisconsin league play to playing elite Seattle club ultimate. She talks about the relationships that she's built playing ultimate in both places, as well as her experience with the Color of Ultimate. Kaitlynne also details her work with the Wisconsin Democratic party - how she got started with it, the pros and cons of working on political campaigns, and more. This is the second episode of Season 3 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 and 2 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this episode, Jack shares his recent experiences with ultimate (including his decisions to both step away from and return to club ultimate), the difficulties of being a youth player in the spotlight, and his excitement for the upcoming club season with Seattle BFG. We also reflect on the importance of creating spaces in which the people who contribute to those spaces can show up with their whole selves, and be seen for the full extent of their identities.This is the first episode of Season 3 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and V Ultimate.

If you want to hear more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits. If you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this episode Jasmine tells us about her competitive upbringing playing volleyball, and then details her transition to ultimate at UCSB. Next, Jasmine explains her research that she is currently doing for her Ph.D. program at UCSB, and tells us about her love for all things related to parasites. She also discusses her Fulbright program, and its relation to her dissertation. Finally, Jasmine talks about her experience as a Black graduate student at UCSB.This is the tenth and final episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 and Season 2 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this episode Rena tells us about her background in sports and how it led her to ultimate. She details the beginning of her company, match fit performance, and then debunks some common misconceptions surrounding her work. These include thoughts about lifting, pain, training, nutrition, and more. This is the ninth episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

Disc/Diversity"Stories from the Con10ent Tour" is a 3-part podcast series produced and directed by Katiana Hutchinson, providing behind-the-scenes looks into the tour, as well as interviews and breakdowns with the Con10ent athletes.

In this episode Carli tells us about how she started playing ultimate in a mostly mixed setting, and how important it was for her to play on an all-girls team for the first time. She talks about her time playing for the German national team, and her eventual transition into coaching. She details her growth as a coach, and how her experience coaching has changed over the years as she has gotten more years under her belt. She discusses key parts of her coaching philosophy, and how her coaching style changes depending on the level of team that she is working with. Finally, she mentions her current education, and explains how her studies are interconnected with her coaching growth.This is the seventh episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this episode Lauren tells us about her time as a multi-sport athlete growing up: specifically how her hockey and ultimate careers were intertwined. She talks about playing hockey competitively through her childhood and into her first year of college, and then tells us about her transition to ultimate. Lauren talks about the club scene in Toronto, and her switch from Traffic to the 6ixers, and then gives some insights into the 6ixers meteoric rise the last half decade. She also discusses where she hopes the 6ixers, and Canadian ultimate, go next. Finally, she explains her job and her experience working during the COVID-19 pandemic.This is the sixth episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this episode we talk with Hana and Ari about their time playing and coaching in the Seattle area, from their youth days to now. They explain the community that has made the Seattle youth scene not only strong, but also accessible to people across the city. They talk about how the Seattle ultimate community is intertwined with AgeUp, the organization that Hana helped create, and that her and Ari are now a part of. The two detail how AgeUp has grown over the years, and how it has adapted due to COVID. Ari  also discusses the importance of returning to coach at the middle schools in the Seattle area, and Hana becomes the first ever guest to get and eat food during an interview. The two then play a version of Ten Second Stall where they have to guess each others' answers, and are impressively good at it. This episode was a blast!  If you would like to donate to AgeUp, you can do that here.We are sorry to say that we had some technical difficulties with the transcript for this episode. If you normally rely on the transcript rather than the audio version of our podcast, please let us know by emailing us at team@sharetheairpodcast.com and we will send it to you as soon as possible! It will also be posted in the normal fashion as soon as we can fix it up. This is the fifth episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.    

Click here to learn about NUTCC, the National Ultimate Training Coaches Course! It's an event being put on in January and February, sponsored by NUTC, VC Ultimate, and your very own Share the Air! The form to sign up is here, and you can also email nutc.information@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns. Scholarships are also available!If you enjoy are enjoying our Teachable Moments, head to Centre for Applied Neuroscience (knowyourbrain.ca) to learn more about our awesome sponsor! The Teachable Moments began in Episode 5 of our first season, and they have continued into Season 2 as well!Thanks as always to our other sponsor, VC Ultimate for all that they do for us and for the ultimate community.Share the Air wishes you a happy and healthy new year!

In this episode we chat with Anna about how she got into ultimate and into climate justice advocacy. Anna share about the Stop Line 3 movement, the indigenous led resistance she was a part of, and what how you can help to stop Line 3. Tulsa and Anna talk about their experiences as captains of St. Olaf Vortex during different time periods and Anna shares her experience playing with the Swedish national team. Links Anna mentioned:tinyurl.com/ResistLine3https://www.stopline3.org/https://fridaysforfuture.org/This is the fourth episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.    

This episode, we talk with Marques Brownlee. Marques tells us about how he started playing at Columbia High School, and how close he came to playing golf instead of ultimate. He talks about his experience playing for New York Empire in addition to other pro teams, and he also dives into his club experience playing with PoNY this year. Marques also reflects on his experiences as a Black man playing and working in predominantly white spaces.This is the third episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate! For more information on upcoming episodes, follow us on our socials: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.    

This episode, we talk with Hui Fang. Fang tells us about how she started playing for Singapore right after she started playing ultimate, and her experience playing against the best teams in the world as a new, inexperienced player. She talks about how the women's ultimate scene in Singapore has developed since she began playing, as well as where she hopes it will go in the future. We also learn about her experiences organizing the Pan Asia Women's Cup in Singapore, as well as the Asian Oceanic All Star Tour.This is the first episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate!Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.    

This episode, we talk with Amy Zhou. Amy, also known as "Doodle," tells us about how she started playing ultimate in college at Rutgers, and her experience playing in the Metro East in college. She details how she became a member of D.C. Scandal and later Brute Squad. Amy also tells us about how she developed as an ultimate player, both skill-wise, and mentally, as she moved from one team to the next. She talks in particular about how her mentality on defense has grown and shifted the longer she has played. She and Tulsa then go into specifics about Brute Squad's new committee structure this year, the reasons for the change, and the benefits and difficulties that came along with it. Finally, Doodle discusses making Team USA in 2020 before the pandemic, as well as her thoughts on what playing in front of a crowd at PUL games means to her and her family.This is the first episode of Season 2 of Share the Air. To listen to previous guests, check out our Season 1 episodes wherever you get your podcasts. If you want to hear even more of us, check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks, as well as access other cool benefits! We already have a number of bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, thoughtful discussions, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes. Also, if you want to rep some sweet Share the Air gear, check out our new store, courtesy of VC Ultimate!Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

In this public bonus episode, we share clips from the extra episodes we've been publishing on our Patreon. We hear short stories and parts of conversations from Dom Fontenette, Molica Anderson, Tiina Booth, and our producer Tim Bobrowski. If you like what you hear, you can get access to all of these full episodes and more at https://www.patreon.com/sharetheair. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and VC Ultimate. 

This episode, we talk with Elana Schwam. She tells us about her start to ultimate, as well as her beginnings with Brute Squad, and she talks about how the team has progressed since its first championship, as well as what keeps it as one of the best teams in the world year after year. Schwam also tells us about how the Brute community has helped her through some of the toughest parts of her life, including her cancer diagnosis, and also through a miscarriage, as well as the death of her daughter Zoë. A content warning for this episode: this episode contains discussion of cancer, miscarriage, and stillbirth. This episode also has an explicit rating for language. Thanks so much to Schwam for sharing her story with us! This is the last episode of Season 1 of Share the Air. To listen to us during our hiatus (we will be back!), please check out our Patreon page, where you can listen to bonus content every two weeks! We already have four bonus episode out, filled with new interviews, great stories, and extra content that we couldn't fit into the original episodes.Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.    

This episode,  Share the Air talks with Jackie Lai. She discusses how she helped to found Indy Red, of the first PUL teams, and shares some stories about the beginning of the PUL and it's original teams. Her, Luisa, and Tulsa also have a conversation about how professional women's ultimate has improved accessibility for the sport, and has helped with improving visibility for women in the sport. Jackie also tells us about her passion for her job working with Big Brothers Big Sisters.Tulsa and Luisa also share their thoughts on why they are conflicted about supporting their favorite athletes in the Olympics, and the controversy that comes along with all Olympic games. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

This episode, Share the Air chats with Molica Anderson. She talks about her upbringing playing sports, and how she began playing ultimate. She also discusses her coaching career spanning multiple sports, and then gets into the story of her time with Revolver. Molica talks about starting as a chiropractic for Revolver, and details how she transitioned to becoming their coach, and talks about what it was like during her first season and during the pandemic. Finally, she talks about Revolver's work with Ultimate Impact. Tulsa and Luisa also talk about how they research for episodes. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

This episode, Share the Air talks with Megan Randall. She tells us about her competitive side, and how it has helped her in life and in ultimate, as well as her playing career and her time with BENT. Randall also reflects on her pregnancy loss and her struggles with coaching while pregnant. Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves discuss which sports they would play if they couldn't play ultimate.Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.   

This episode, Share the Air talks with Rey Tang. She tells us about her experience captaining a college team during the pandemic, and she also reflects upon the difficulties that college teams face going forward. Rey also talks about inclusivity in college programs, and specifically mentions the relationships between A and B teams, and between men's and women's programs. Finally, Rey and Luisa discuss the Asian American community within ultimate. Tulsa and Luisa also answer our first listener question about the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding student athletes having the chance to make money.Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience. 

This episode, Share the Air talks with Suzanne Fields. She tells about her beginnings in ultimate, including her helping to begin the women's division. She reflects on how far the women's game has come, and also on how much further the sport has to go on its path of gender equity. Suz also talks about her ongoing work with the Ultimate Hall of Fame. She talks about how the organization is working to be more inclusive, as well as its many other projects, goals, and hopes going forward.We are taking a week off, so you'll hear us again on July 4th! If you want to listen before then, check out our bonus episodes on our Patreon page! Also, this week, Share the Air is excited to announce that we have a new sponsor, the Centre for Applied Neuroscience! Enjoy our teaching moments in this episode, and in each new episode for the rest of the season, and if you're interested, check out their website. If you try any of their services, let them know that you found out about them from the Share the Air podcast!Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp, VC Ultimate, and the Centre for Applied Neuroscience.

This episode, Share the Air talks with Khunsa Amin. She shares her experience in and around the NYC ultimate scene, including culture-building with her mixed team, Turnstyle; administration with PUL's New York Gridlock Ultimate; and organizing at the youth and adult levels with DiscNY. Khunsa also shares a plethora of anti-oppressive practices while describing her work at Both/And and in her local neighborhood.This week, Share the Air also launches our Patreon! Check it out for bonus episodes, chances to get VC Ultimate and Share the Air swag, and mental resilience consultations with legendary coach, Tiina Booth.Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and VC Ultimate. 

This episode, we talk with Jenna Weiner about her experience playing in the Mixed division and what it has to offer to the sport of ultimate, as well as her disc golf career, and the gender inequities that exist in the sport. Jenna also discusses her work with Athlete Ally, her work as an activist for the trans community, and more. Share the Air is hosted by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned, edited, and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and VC Ultimate. Athletic Equality Index: https://aei.athleteally.org/What ultimate can learn from quidditch: https://ultiworld.com/2021/04/20/broom-goes-the-dynamite-what-ultimate-can-learn-from-quidditch/Jenna's Skyd article: https://skydmagazine.com/2017/03/competitive-advantage-transgender-people/

This episode, we talk with Amel Awadelkarim about her time playing with Tulsa on U24s, her time playing against Tulsa on Fury, and discovering how to help her team while injured. Amel also discusses her experience with the Color of Ultimate, as well as the upcoming Con10ent Tour, and more. Share the Air is hosted and edited by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. Share the Air's music is by Grey Devlin and Christopher Hernandez. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and VC Ultimate.Con10ent Tour information: https://discoverdiversity.org/con10entUltimate Impact information: https://ultimate-impact.org/ 

This episode, we talk with Dom Fontenette about her playing career and recent retirement, her thoughts on leadership, what makes a good teammate and person, what she plans on doing next, and more.Share the Air is recorded and edited by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. This episode's music is by Grey Devlin and Bonus Points. Share the Air is sponsored by the National Ultimate Training Camp and VC Ultimate.

Share the Air is recorded and edited by Tulsa Douglas and Luisa Neves. It is planned and produced by Tulsa Douglas, Luisa Neves, and Tim Bobrowski. This episode's intro music is by Grey Devlin outro music is by Bonus Points. Share the Air is sponsored by NUTC and VC Ultimate.