Podcast appearances and mentions of Erin McLeod

We shine some light on a southwest Florida nonprofit that's been working to make the lives of this area's seniors better for more than half a century. Founded in 1973, Senior Friendship Centers began in a small bungalow in Sarasota, and first began expanding when it began receiving federal funding to provide meals to older adults. Erin McLeod joined the organization as Director of Communications in 2004. It was her first job at a nonprofit and she says she immediately fell in love with the mission and has been there ever since, now as its CEO.

This week we lead of with Champions League from the Bernabeu where AC Milan shocked Real Madrid with a masterclass from Reijnders, and Sporting downed Man City through a Gyokeres hat trick in Amorim's last home match before taking over at Manchester United! Liverpool continued to roll at the top in the Prem as get two quick ones to down Brighton while Arsenal and City both faltered, Barcelona styled on Espanyol in the derby, Atalanta went to the Maradona and thrashed league leaders Napoli, and Dortmund were impressive in a stylish win over Leipzig! Finally we welcome Erin McLeod to the Tides as Halifax's first big NSL signing!

In this week's episode, Martin chats with Halifax Tides FC's inaugural signing, Erin McLeod, about joining the Northern Super League, finding mindfulness at the 2012 London Games and what she learned from John Herdman about building a team culture. Photo credit: Erin McLeod / Instagram (@erinmcleod1)

Erin McLeod, #CanWNT legend and inaugural signing for the Halifax Tides in the Northern Super League, joins JC, Craiger and Dubs to chat anticipation of returning home to Canada as a 41 year old goalkeeper, the impact of a professional women's soccer league in this country and her morphing professional role and priorities in life as a player and advocate for the women's game.GET IN!!!GET IN!!!Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongBooBerry: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.comONE BALL GIN https://www.nickel9distillery.com/products/footy-prime-one-ball- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps loss to LAFC in Game 1, preview Game 2, CanWNT drawing against Spain, CPL playoffs, Chelsea beating Newcastle, Tottenham losing to Crystal Palace, Rodri winning the Ballon D'or and more!0:53- Whitecaps lose Game 1 and previewing Game 221:50- CPL playoffs27:57- CanWNT draw in Spain30:07- Erin McLeod is Halifax Tides' first ever signing33:44-Chelsea wins over Panathinaikos and Newcastle41:55- Tottenham beat Alkmaar and lose to Crystal Palace48:35- Man United sack Ten Hag, Amorim reportedly next manager54:25- Rodri wins the Ballon D'or1:01:34- Youtube channel announcementTwitter:@JoshuaRey00@Ndurec@TerminalCityFC

Amy Walsh, Craig Forrest and Dan Wong, along with JC, talk the Ballon D'or 2024 winners and losers along with our YT Comment Section including MLS Season Change, NSL Tides signing Erin McLeod, Nate's great substitution and Words and Operations of the Day. So much more so...GET IN!Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongHoly Goat: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.comONE BALL GIN https://www.nickel9distillery.com/products/footy-prime-one-ball- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We shine some light on a southwest Florida nonprofit that's been working to make the lives of this area's seniors better for more than half a century. Founded in 1973, Senior Friendship Centers began in a small bungalow in Sarasota, and first began expanding when it began receiving federal funding to provide meals to older adults. Erin McLeod joined the organization as Director of Communications in 2004. It was her first job at a nonprofit and she says she immediately fell in love with the mission and has been there ever since, now as its CEO.

This week, we speak with Erin McLeod, President & CEO of Senior Friendship Centers. In this episode, we discuss her philosophy working with the board of directors, leadership style, and that board succession planning doesn't always go as planned. We also talk about her thoughts on transparent leadership, including staff in board meetings, and setting goals with the incoming board chair. Timestamps: 00:00 Introducing Erin McLeod, President & CEO of Senior Friendship Centers 04:50 How do you work with your board of directors? 08:40 How do you engage staff with the board? 11:30 Erin's relationship with your board chair 13:50 The board chair succession plan doesn't always go as planned 16:20 Being the conductor of the organization 17:50 Annually mapping out the year with the board chair and going from 6 to 4 board meetings a year 22:00 How often do you interact with the board members? 23:30 How do you manage your calendar?  28:30 Advice for a new CEO Join us every week as we release a new podcast with information about how you can be the best board member and provide great service to your organization. Listen to the podcast on any of the following platforms: Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcasts Amazon iHeartRadio Visit us at: www.thecorleycompany.com/podcast

Rhian, Clare and Amy welcome two Canadian Soccer Hall of Famers and all around badasses in Karina Leblanc and Carmelina Moscato to chat about the legacies of Christine Sinclair, Sophie Schmidt and Erin Macleod as well as the final, sure-to-be emotionally charged game of a two game series (#CanWNT vs #AUS) to be held at a renamed BC Place (Christine Sinclair Place). Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime Presenters: Amy Walsh, Rhian Wilkinson, Clare Rustad Blanche Devereaux: Jeff Cole   This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised.

Amy and Rhian welcome #CanWNT legend Erin McLeod to discuss all the recent WWC results as well as her role as TSN analyst, her playing career continuing in Iceland, mindfulness and mental performance and bronze medals oxidizing. Amy's mantra needs workshopping and Rhian takes a hike. Also, semi-final predictions!!! The Premier League has a new home in Canada this season: FuboTV. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime Presenters:  Amy Walsh & Rhian Wilkinson Fermented Shark: Jeff Cole This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised.  

Today on the Social, Miranda Lambert stopped a concert to call out fans for taking selfies. Did she go too far? Then, Ariana Grande and her husband Dalton Gomez split. Plus, Princess Diana's iconic sheep sweater is up for auction. And, a viral ad proves women's soccer is just as exciting as men's. Former Team Canada women's soccer goalkeeper and Olympic champion Erin McLeod joins us to discuss!

Erin McLeod is a professional athlete, playing soccer for top teams around the world with an incredible 2-decade career as a goalkeeper for the Canadian Women's National Team. She was inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame in 2019, as Erin has represented Canada at three Olympic Games. She competed in the 2008 Beijing Games and won a bronze medal in London in 2012. In 2021 at her third Olympic Games, Erin won a gold medal for Canada in Tokyo, knocking off FIFA's number 1, 5, and 7 ranked teams en route to the podium. Prior to this, McLeod was in net when the upstart Canadian U-20 team made it all the way to the 2002 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Final in Edmonton, where a record-setting 47,000+ fans came out to watch. Erin is co-founder of The Mindful Project - a company that provides structured mindfulness programs and performance training for students, athletes, and corporate professionals. Erin's interest in mindfulness began in the lead-up to the 2012 London Olympics, when she began working with renowned sports psychiatrist Dr. Ceri Evans. In March 2023, Erin is kicking off her new role with Halifax City Soccer Club in Nova Scotia. Erin is also an advocate for human rights, women's empowerment, and LGBTQ+ rights. This conversation is so special – we get Erin's perspective on some of the biggest moments in the history of Canadian women's soccer - but more importantly, she speaks from her heart about her passion for sport, the importance of self-awareness, and the responsibility of being a role model for young athletes.

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps reportedly signing Sergio Cordova, the Canadian Championship draw, John Herdman squashing New Zealand rumours, Chelsea's signing Enzo Fernandez, Tottenham finally signing Pedro Porro and more!Timestamps:2:35- Whitecaps draw DC United in Palm Springs, Vanni Sartini's quotes11:23- Florian Jungwirth and Tosaint Ricketts announce their retirement but stay with the Whitecaps organization15:50- Whitecaps reportedly sign Sergio Cordova as new DP striker29:58- Whitecaps close to new sponsor31:51- John Herdman squashes New Zealand job rumours39:41- NWSL to expand to Salt Lake City, San Francisco Bay Area, and Boston38:00- Erin McLeod announces international retirement41:34- The analyst ranks Canadian clubs to questionable results44:20- Canadian Championship draw41:15- Chelsea's massive transfer window ends with Enzo Fernandez signing for a British record, Jorginho to Arsenal and Hakim Ziyech move to PSG fails1:01:42- Tottenham beat Hull in FA Cup, Pedro Porro finally signs, Matt Doherty leaves for Atletico Madrid1:09:50- Other weird deadline day deals Use code Area 51 for a 100$ voucher at monkeyknifefight.com. Use promo code Area51 for 25% off storewide at Hapson.Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout with a paid plan and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card and support the show!   

This week, it's all about the newbies! Both Orlando City and the Orlando Pride welcomed some new faces to the City Beautiful and we're here to talk about it. We started off with the news of Rodrigo Schlegel signing a new contract just one year after signing his last deal. Essentially, it potentially keeps the Argentine defender in Orlando for an additional year and he likely gets a bump in pay for services rendered. Hey, he earned it! Also on the MLS side, the Lions added two important cogs to the 2023 machine in U22 Initiative forward Romiro Enrique and box-to-box midfielder Dagur Dan Thorhallsson. While I was disappointed that “Dagur” doesn't mean “dagger” in Icelandic, his name is still pretty metal and fans can look forward to seeing the versatile player on the pitch this season. As far as Enrique is concerned, the Lions have obviously decided to go for young talent over experience in replacing departing forwards Alexandre Pato, Benji Michel, and Tesho Akindele. Moving to the Orlando Pride side, the team has a new boss. Haley Carter has the credentials as the club's new vice president of soccer operations and general manager. Now, we'll get to see how her experience translates to the position. Meanwhile, the Pride added goalkeeper Carly Nelson to replace 2022 starter Erin McLeod on the roster. And speaking of the roster, the Pride opened preseason camp and we went through all of the position groups. Finally, we looked in our mailbag and, surprisingly, it was empty. That almost never happens! We got to leave work early as a result. If there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here's how No. 324 went down: 0:15 - The Lions continue their preseason and some new faces have been added to the mix. There's still some concern over center back depth and the fullback races have yet to be determined, but things are coming together with the first preseason scrimmage scheduled for today. 18:56 - The Pride have a new overlord and an additional goalkeeper as camp opens. We talked about the notable absences from the presason roster in addition to all of those who are on it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's show starts a little differently. We open with a frank discussion of the situation regarding the future of both The Mane Land and The Mane Land PawedCast. We're still trying to get answers to some questions that have to be cleared up before we can figure out our next steps. We take you through the difficult events of Friday and some of the options that we're weighing, but there are still a lot of variables in play. We encourage folks to give us their feedback by writing to us and telling us what you want out of The Mane Land and what kinds of things might entice you to subscribe to a premium tier in order to fund the new (and, hopefully, improved) independent site and podcast we would like to bring you. We don't know if that's how we'll go, but we feel it's important to gather as much information as we can before deciding on a course of action. Getting back to the stuff you come to us for, we discussed the two signings that Orlando City will reportedly finalize zoon. Multiple online sources report that reinforcements will be arriving from Argentina and Iceland in the forms of forward Ramiro Enrique and midfielder Dagur Dan Thorhallsson, respectively. Orlando City also lost a couple of players, as well as the club's academy director. Marcelo Neveleff is off to coach the Dominican Republic's national team and the Lions will have to find a replacement to head the academy. On the Orlando Pride side of things, multiple veteran players left the club this week, including the team's starting goalkeeper and central midfielder, and a key forward from last season. The club's average age dropped significantly with the departures of Erin McLeod, Gunny Jonsdottir, and Darian Jenkins, and we'll be watching to see if the club spends some Allocation Money on replacements. Speaking of Allocation Money, the dragon hoard got a little lighter this past week with a splash signing of Brazilian international forward Adriana. Marta's national team teammate brings some firepower and skill to Orlando and looks to be a great addition to the squad. Finally, we spent some time answering your questions from our mailbag, where we were asked about which new Lion we are second-most excited to see (for some reason), MLS doing away with the Allocation Order, and how we feel about dangerous pyrotechnics being wielded by possibly drunk people in the middle of a crowded granstand at a soccer game. If there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here's how No. 323 went down: 0:15 - The State of The Mane Land PawedCast has us explaining what happened Friday with the SBNation MLS blogs (specifically, ours), where we're at now, and what we're thinking about right now in terms of the future. Whatever is coming, we'll let you know as soon as that decision has been made. 35:08 - Orlando City and the Orlando Pride have had a week when it comes to transfer news and rumors. We've got the latest on who left, who is coming, and who might be signing soon. 58:52 - Let's jump into the mailbag together! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Orlando City got smoked in Montreal like the meat they sell at the delis there. The Lions were never really in the 4-1 road loss, even when they cut the 2-0 deficit in half on Joao Moutinho's goal. The side was missing much more than center back Robin Jansson. It was lacking any kind of connectivity from back to front. As a result, the Lions attempted only two shots in the match — an even more dismal offensive output than in the home loss to New York. We break things down a bit and select our Man of the Match. We were much more pleased with Tuesday's result — a 2-1 home win over the Philadelphia Union in U.S. Open Cup action. The Lions had a lot more ability to break lines and shuttle the ball forward with Junior Urso, Andres Perea, and Alexandre Pato keeping Facundo Torres and Ercan Kara from getting too isolated. It wasn't a perfect outing. Many mistakes were made. However, it was a step in the right direction and hopefully one upon which Oscar Pareja can build. We selected our Man of the Match for the U.S. Open Cup win as well, and we were unanimous again. Two new Lions joined the team this week but only one will play in 2022. Jake Mulraney provides much-needed coverage on the wing, while future star Gaston Gonzalez will have to wait until 2023 to show us what he can do because of his unfortunate knee injury. The Orlando Pride traveled west and brought back Amanda Cromwell's first NWSL victory from Sunday's 1-0 road win at Angel City FC. Sydney Leroux's goal was just about enough and the Pride were fortunate not to pay for several misses that could have put the game out of reach before halftime. Orlando was easily the better side for the first half hour but things got a bit dicey over the last hour. When needed, Erin McLeod came up big. It's an important building block for the Pride. OCB was off for the second straight week. This week's mailbag asked about movies I haven't seen yet, how to rank the trophies from various MLS competitions, and who the Lions should want to play in the next round of the Open Cup. If there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. And we closed the show by giving our key match-ups and score predictions for Saturday's return to Canada as Orlando City visits Toronto FC. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here's how No. 294 went down: 0:15 - Orlando City had mixed results, bombing badly in MLS play and then performing well to advance in the Open Cup. 39:13 - The Pride were much better in the second week of the regular season against Angel City. 58:57 - The mailbag beckons and we have predictions for Saturday's match in Toronto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Orlando City has probably not looked as fluid and dangerous in a game and still lost as it did on Saturday night when LAFC handed the Lions a 4-2 loss at home. Things didn't go as planned and that included a chalked off opening goal by Alexandre Pato, a serious-looking injury to Antonio Carlos, some defensive lapses that allowed the visitors to score on their scarce opportunities, and some big saves down the stretch from the opposing goalkeeper. The Lions deserved to take something from the game, but — much like Spaulding Smails on Caddyshack — they'll get nothing and like it. We break down the game, the goals, and the calls, and give our Man of the Match picks. The Pride lost both matches since our last show and, while they looked good in one of them, they looked mostly bad in the other. On top of that, they're dealing with the loss of Marta for the season, the loss of goalkeeper Erin McLeod for at least a month, and a team that is still not threatening opposing goalkeepers enough. We give our thoughts on where the Pride are, how they can best use this international break, and what we are expecting as the regular season approaches. OCB finished its home stand unbeaten and followed a 2-2 draw against New York City FC II on Sunday with the Young Lions' first ever postgame shootout victory, snaring an extra point in the standings in MLS NEXT Pro's experimental system. Jack Lynn again had a direct goal involvement and is getting valuable minutes with the reserve side. He may be needed by the MLS team at some point this season, so it's good to see him being active in the attack. The USMNT lost the battle in Costa Rica but won the World Cup qualifying war, by punching a ticket to Qatar this winter. It was an uphill battle with so many key injuries, but the Yanks got to where they need to be and now find themselves in a group that they are capable of getting out of if they play to their potential. This week's mailbag was interested in finding a nickname for Ercan Kara and goal celebrations. If there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. And we closed the show by giving our key match-ups and score predictions for Saturday's home match against the Chicago Fire. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here's how No. 289 went down: 0:15 - Orlando City fell hard at home with a final score that doesn't tell the full story. But the Lions, like any team, can't make silly mistakes against a team with as good an attack as LAFC has. 32:20 - It's hard out here for a Pride fan. A good performance and a bad performance this past week yielded the same ultimate result. Will there be reinforcements coming to bolster the squad? Dare to dream, I say. 53:42 - OCB made it two results out of two matches, the USMNT accomplished its objective, we wade into our mailbag, and our predictions and key match-ups for the Fire on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hilarious & Mindful Pod From United Soccer Coaches Convention KC '22!!

Erin McLeod is an Olympic Gold medal winner and a 4-time FIFA Women's World Cup participant with the Canadian Women's National Team. She is also a certified mental coach. Along with Dr. Rachel Lindvall, they have developed "The Mindful Project," a platform which provides structured mindfulness programs and performance training for students and athletes. With mental health now being considered more seriously at the forefront of everyday life and also in athletic performances, this episode of "The Bear and the Ball" is a must for parents looking to take their athletes to the next level.

After a season of turmoil and controversy, the NWSL is looking forward and so are we? The future of women's football depends on it.On this episode, we look at the many changes in the league with soundbites from many of its biggest stars and future stars.We also take a look at the 2021 Expansion and College Drafts, the 2022 NWSL preliminary format, and an update on all the coaching changes (get your pencils out!)Soundbites in this order:Ashlyn Harris & Ali Krieger - 8'Erin McLeod - 22'Kim Björkegren - 34'Naomi Girma & Marleen Schimmer - 46'Jaelin Howell & Savannah DeMelo - 51'Zsannett Kajan & Tinaya Alexander - 54'Amanda Cromwell & Sean Nahas - 1:00'Kris Ward & Laura Harvey - 1:08'Plus, a look at the NWSL 2021 Expansion and College Drafts, and more!Episode Links:https://www.nwslsoccer.com/nwsldraftMore WWFShow Links:Follow Women's World Football Show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and our blog at wwfshowblog.com.Listen to Women's World Football Show on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Spreaker, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, Castbox, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and direct from our website at www.WWFShow.com.Image Graphic by: Patricia La BellaOriginal Broadcast Date: December 28, 2021Women's World Football Show is hosted, written, edited and produced by Patty La Bella.Additional assistance for this episode by Angel City FC PR manager Amy Chastain and ACFC VP of Player Development & operations Angela Hucles Mangano.Women's World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La BellaWomen's World Football Show® is a registered trademark and its audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 199 – Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger, Erin McLeod, Laura Harvey, College Draft Picks After a season of turmoil and controversy, the NWSL is looking forward and so are we? The future of women's football depends on it. On this episode, we look at the many changes in the league with...

Olympic Gold Medalist Erin McLeod plays for the Orlando Pride in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the Canadian National Team, which won the gold this summer in Japan. However, the medal comes late in Erin's career, and after some struggles with injuries, bad coaches and a family move in her teens from Canada to Indonesia that nearly derailed her whole plan, she sees the gold as an accomplish but not a reflection or validation of her and who she has become. One note – this was recorded before a prominent coach in the NWSL was fired for abusive and predatory behavior. Please learn more about what is happening in the NWSL and support the players who are fighting for a safe work place.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Orlando City laid an egg against the New York Red Bulls for the second time in two meetings this season. The Lions failed to convert a penalty and multiple other good chances, and allowed a late game-winner to lose at home for the first time this season. We walk through the game and pick our Man of the Match, discuss a key injury to Orlando's back line and the loan of Matheus Aias. And we talk about the players coming and going to their national teams. The Orlando Pride dropped their second straight in their worst performance of 2021 to date and hopefully that won't snowball with Marta and Ali Riley joining Alex Morgan and Erin McLeod on Olympic duty. An injury to Ali Krieger doesn't help things. We also have a new Pride defender in the fold. The USWNT swept its two-game Send-Off Series against Mexico despite Alex Morgan not finding the net. Next up for the Yanks is a trip to Japan to try to remain world champions. The Orlando City U-17 team finished its business by winning in the MLS NEXT Cup in penalties after a 0-0 draw in the final. Good job all around by the academy, but especially to the U-17s. This week's mailbag wants to know if Matheus Aias is a bust, but we don't think so and we tell you why there's no comparison here between Aias and Josue Colman. If there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. That's all for this week. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here's how show No. 253 went down: 0:15 - Orlando City again can't get it done against the New York Red Bulls, despite the available opportunities to do so. 40:14 - The Pride drop their second straight, a key injury and a signing, the USWNT, and the U-17 boys are champions! 1:01:55 - It's mailbag time and we give you our key match-ups and score predictions for Orlando City at the Chicago Fire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Soccer Stars Toni Pressley and Ali Riley are back with a new episode of their cooking series- Girls Gone Veg and are getting creative in the kitchen with one of their Orlando Pride teammates. Goalkeeper Erin Mcleod joins Toni and Ali as they whip up a special vegan recipe of double chocolate protein pancakes which is the perfect anytime meal for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Erin is a renowned artist, philanthropist and Olympic medalist who currently plays goal for Orlando Pride but is testing her skills in the kitchen. With an artistic background, the ladies challenge Erin to get creative with making the pancakes and are impressed that her designs using batter resemble her real life artwork. Ali tries to recreate a portrait of Erin that spurs some laughs. Besides soccer bonding the trio, their love for crystals and promoting the flow of healing energy amongst teammates and friends is shared. Erin opens up about her experiences as a bronze medalist as well as launching The Mindful Project, a platform that focuses more on positive thoughts and moving past negative ones to live fully in the present;  aiming to set an example for other athletes, especially young ones. Girls Gone Veg is a limited eight part series releasing a new episode every Friday at Noon eastern on the I Am Athlete Channel. 

Orlando City extended its season-opening unbeaten to six matches with Saturday’s 1-0 home win over Toronto FC. The Lions were forced to beat the Reds with their captain and both starting fullbacks tied behind their backs but they were stout defensively and got a timely early goal from Tesho Akindele. They also got some great saves from Pedro Gallese. We discuss the match, Silvester van der Water’s first MLS start, another solid game for the back line, and more. We handed out our Man of the Match selections to the same guy this week. Then we discuss the suspension MLS handed down to Nani just 25 hours before the game. Who asked for it? Why was it necessary? We dissect this and can come to only one conclusion, so put on your tin foil hat before listening to this pod. We also discussed Daryl Dike’s season at Barnsley coming to an end and what’s next for the big guy before we could possibly see him back in a purple kit at Exploria Stadium. We hope he represents the USMNT proudly and has some success in his upcoming friendlies. We’re joined by Ben Cork of Once a Metro this week to find out more about Orlando City’s opponents Saturday afternoon — the New York Red Bulls. Ben tells us what’s new with the Red Bulls under their new manager, what is being done to cover for Aaron Long’s season-ending injury, and what we can expect on Saturday at Red Bull Arena. The Pride got a huge 2-1 road win at the North Carolina Courage on Saturday night, making it a six-point night for the club. Alex Morgan seems to be getting going and Sydney Leroux also found the net, while backup goalkeeper Erin McLeod turned in a standout performance while filling in for Ashlyn Harris (no injury issues there, just some fixture congestion ahead). Orlando faces its toughest challenge of the season so far tonight against Portland and then will also host Kansas City this Sunday. Morgan got another USWNT call-up but it might not affect the Pride much until the Olympics. We explain. This week’s mailbag has some snark as well as questions about Dike and van der Water. Then we get to our key match-ups and score predictions for Orlando City at the New York Red Bulls. If there’s anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. That’s all for this week. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here’s how show No. 247 went down: 0:15 - Orlando City got its second straight 1-0 win and continued to play stingy defense. We break down the win, Nani’s suspension, and Daryl’s upcoming schedule. 39:29 - Ben Cork jumps on to give us all the intel we need on the New York Red Bulls. With no Nani to fear, he’s setting his sights on Chris Mueller. Not a bad guy to keep an eye on. 1:02:53 - The Orlando Pride win at North Carolina, the Pride’s upcoming opponents, our mailbag, and our key match-ups and predictions for a trip to Red Bull Arena. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A discussion with Olympian  Erin Mcleod who has been called the best goalkeeper in the world about focus, anxiety, performance, being in the zone and how she discovered  and uses mindfulnesswatch on youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbS3lfZ2CqI

Andi Petrillo is joined by ESPN senior writer Howard Bryant on The Lunch to discuss activism in sports as more current and former athletes use their platform to mobilize Americans to vote. Then Andi talks to Olympic bronze medalist with the Canadian women's soccer team, Erin McLeod, about re-inventing herself through injuries, still going strong as a soccer goalie at 37 years old and why we don't have any domestic women's leagues in Canada.

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 173 features soundbites from Orlando Pride defender Ali Krieger and goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Houston Dash co-captains Rachel Daly and Jane Campbell; Washington Spirit stars Rose Lavelle, Ashley Hatch, Tori Huster, and Meggie Dougherty Howard; OL Reign defender Lauren Barnes; plus Head Coaches Marc Skinner (Orlando Pride) and Craig Harrington (Utah...

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 173 features soundbites from Orlando Pride defender Ali Krieger and goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Houston Dash co-captains Rachel Daly and Jane Campbell; Washington Spirit stars Rose Lavelle, Ashley Hatch, Tori Huster, and Meggie Dougherty Howard; OL Reign defender Lauren Barnes; plus Head Coaches Marc Skinner (Orlando Pride) and Craig Harrington (Utah...

Strange things are afoot as Orlando could soon become the center of the MLS world. We discuss the hottest rumor of the week that MLS is planning to put all 26 teams in the City Beautiful for soccer matches at Disney without fans. This thing could start happening in a matter of weeks, depending on how things go, so there’s lots to talk about and many pros and cons of such a setup. We welcome back Paul Tenorio from The Athletic to discuss what this might look like when put into practice and some of the pitfalls that the league must negotiate before even attempting it. Paul also gives us his views on going to five substitutes for this season, the toll that games might take on players in this climate without much preparation time, and more. Alex Morgan became a mom right before Mother’s Day and we’re hoping that Charlie Carrasco grows up and becomes an Orlando Pride star alongside Sydney Leroux’ daughter. Pride goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris has a boo boo and new keeper Erin McLeod has arrived in Orlando. We also discuss Orlando City’s struggles in eMLS competitions and whether it means a change in personnel is necessary or if FIFA Abe is handicapped by his team. Honestly, we know so little about eSports (and care even less) but that doesn’t mean we won’t talk about it. We answer our listeners’ questions and they range from this MLS-to-Orlando rumor and whether that will negate a summer swoon by the Lions, to eMLS. If there’s anything — and we do mean anything —you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Finally, we wrapped things up with our continued discussion of our Marvel Cinematic Universe rewatch (so far). Dave and I are rewatching all of the MCU movies in order of release date, so we’re sharing our thoughts on Iron Man 2 and Thor this week. We liked both of them, although they were far from perfect, and we added them into our rankings so far. Stay safe and enjoy the show. Here’s how show No. 196 went down: 0:16 - Way too much info about our return to work and then we dive into our main topic of how, when, where, and why all of the MLS teams coming to Orlando to restart soccer in 2020. 42:16 - Paul Tenorio jumps on with us to discuss what he’s been hearing in regards to the proposed restart of MLS in Orlando, what that might mean for TV rights holders, how the entire thing will certainly be difficult (at best) to get going, and much more. 1:06:20 - Alex Morgan is a mom! We offer our congrats, try to talk about how the female body recovers from childbirth — something neither of us know much about — and then dive into our dissatisfaction with Orlando City in eMLS (although we both still think it’s dumb). 1:51:45 - Our MCU rewatch continues as we discuss Iron Man 2 and Thor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode: Co-Founders of The Mindful Project - University Professor Dr. Rachel Lindvall, with a Doctorate in Mindfulness Research and Erin McLeod, 2-time Olympian and Olympic Bronze Medalist as Goalkeeper for the Canadian Women's Soccer Team, come on to talk about mindfulness and The Mindful Project. They talk about the science and research behind it, share helpful tips on getting started, how it changed their lives being elite athletes, and The Mindful Project's mission. You can get more information, get in touch with them and check out their free at-home learning program at www.MindfulProject.ca Follow them on social media: Facebook: @MindfulProjectca Twitter & Instagram: @_mindfulproject

In this episode, back-to-back Olympic Games Team Canada Goalkeeper Erin McLeod joins us to discuss mindfulness. McLeod and business partner Dr. Rachel Lindvall started The Mindful Project - a program designed for students and athletes to learn and practice mindfulness. In this podcast, McLeod dives into the importance and significance of being mindful. The Mindful Project: https://www.mindfulproject.ca/

Barrett and Maddie sit down with Erin and Bailey to share their Stories from the Saddle.

All the fun seems to be in France this week as Amira, Lindsay, and Brenda chat about the French Open and the start of the Women's World Cup! Plus Shireen interviews Canadian Soccer Star Erin McLeod!

Ahead of tonight’s Canada v Cameroon game we hear from Canada’s Erin McLeod, sadly missing this tournament due to injury, who shares her passion for campaigning for the rights of players and individuals around the world. But are our expectations of players to use their platforms to advocate for change too high?Heath and Monki discuss the differences in US and UK sports academies and universities; and whether there’s such a thing as TOO young when it comes to signing new professional talent. Plus Eli Mengem has the Inside Score: everything you really need to know about Canada and Cameroon.Music:Harry Parsons - Eden (&Friends)Monki - Electricity (&Friends)Monki - Love Magic (&Friends)Monki - Voices (&Friends) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erin McLeod is a 4 time World Cup athlete and a 2 time Olympian competing as a Canadian International. Throughout her life, Erin has persevered through 3 ACL injuries to get back to playing at the highest level yet again. She is currently playing abroad in Sweden and we catch up for a lengthy conversation from her upbringing, when she decided she wanted to be an olympian, her transition into goalkeeping, Olympic dreams coming true and the mental growth journey she had through it all. Erin is open, honest, and vulnerable and it creates a podcast that you won't want to miss. Connect with Erin on Instagram @erinmcleod1

In today's episode I interview Canadian national team goalkeeper and Olympic medalist, Erin McLeod. Erin's obsession with competing in the Olympics  began at childhood in Alberta, Canada. Despite doubters, Erin was convinced it was going to happen. It did. And more. Erin has represented Canada in three World Cups, and two Olympics, earning a bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics. She is now seen as one of the best goalkeepers in the world.  Erin's talents extend beyond the soccer field. She is a tattoo artist, the co-founder of the clothing line company Motive Collective, the creator of Motive Nation (providing content and resources for people striving more more), the wife of pro-footballer Ella Masar,  and the mother to two chihuahuas,  among many other things. Through it all, Erin has an insatiable hunger to grow, learn, evolve, and inspire.   In our conversation, Erin talks about -how her obsession with Wayne Gretzky and the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles spurred her art career -the influence her art has on her goalkeeping -what it was like living and playing in Jakarta, Indonesia as a child during the riots -the risk scale, created by  Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, that she uses  to rate her days -her interaction with Lebron James at the Olympics -why her third ACL tear served as an opportunity to fall in love with the game again -the period-tracking app that she uses to enhance her performance on the field   And more.   Enjoy my conversation with the creative, never-ending learner Erin McLeod

During the first hour of our show, Ella Masar McLeod and Erin McLeod will join Tracy at 3:00 CST for what looks like a fun and funny interview! Ella Masar McLeod is an American-Canadian soccer player who has played professionally for several years including time on the US Women's Soccer Team.  While an amazing player, she has an even better story from hardship to overcoming obstaces to conquering those same obstacles.  She is an inspiration for people everywhere. Erin McLeod is one the best keepers playing today.  She also played professionally including being a part of Canada's World Cup and Olympic teams.  McLeod is also a talented painter, motivational leader, musician.  Is there anything these girls cannot do? Ella & Erin were married in 2015 and have been amazing role models for young and old.  It is our pleasure to have them on the show.  If you have any questions, send to the show at TheTracyFortShow@gmail.com.  I will choose some questions to ask during the hour with Ella and Erin. Joining me in the second hour will be Delina Roberts, our Entertainment Consultant. Delina is a marketing consultant, writer and founder of the lesbian-centric entertainment news website LezFlix.com. LezFlix.com provides articles, reviews and interviews on films, TV shows and web series for lesbians and bisexual women.

Ep.15 Live from her apartment in Malmo, Sweden, Erin McLeod joins the show. Erin, a 4-time World Cup participant, 2-time Olympian, (Bronze Medal Winner) and Canada's All-Time Best Women's Soccer Goalkeeper, is much more than soccer. She is a student of mindset, mentality, art and life. On this episode you will get a peek into Erin's mind and see just how/why she was arguably able to climb to the title of the "worlds best goalkeeper" in women's soccer. She truly is an incredible athlete and an even better human. You'll love her story. The podcast show-art this week is the graffiti piece that Erin constructed on the kitchen wall in her apartment in Malmo. This was my view during the interview which took place during my birthday trip to Sweden. Please make sure to leave us a RATING on iTunes and SHARE this episode with those who you feel would benefit from Erin’s story!! _______________________________________________ Erin McLeod - Guest - Twitter: https://twitter.com/erinmcleod18 - Website: https://themotivenation.ca - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erinmcleod1/?hl=en - Etsy Art Store: https://www.etsy.com/people/dodsonbetty1 _________________________________________________ Creating Space Team: Wes Knight - Host - Web: www.CreatingSpaceMovement.com - Insta: www.instagram.com/wesleytknight/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/WesleyTKnight - Snapchat: www.snapchat.com/add/wesknight - Facebook: www.facebook.com/wes.knight/ Olivia Bellamy - Producer - Twitter: https://twitter.com/olivia_belllamy - Insta: https://www.instagram.com/ol1vya/ - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-bellamy-717a9346 Charita Johnson - Exec. Producer & Manager - Twitter: https://twitter.com/jnsns - Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jnsns/ - Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/charitaljohnson

Rio is over but domestic football is very much back. Loads to talk about (sorry its a bit long). We also have interviews with previous guest and Rio silver medallist, Kosovare Asllani, and making her debut on the show to talk about a new project (and soccer of course), Canada international, Erin McLeod.

Meet Jessica Cooreman and Katie Woodfine, the hardcore footy fans behind For Kicks, a podcast that follows the Canadian national women's team on the road to Rio, as well as women's soccer in general. I hope some day to love something as much as Katie and Jessica love soccer. Their passion for the game is infectious and so fun to listen to. And I was thrilled to hear in our conversation that even though the podcast was born to follow the team's progress towards the Olympics this August, they plan to keep their podcast going afterwards. The podcast comes out once a month, which means there's a lot to pack into every episode. They also have a very active For Kicks Tumblr, which provides quite a window into a community of fans and players that doesn't get much mainstream media attention. We talk about how Edmonton is a place that gets excited about women's soccer, thanks to the U-19 tournament where Christine Sinclair made her mark, the success of the Women's World Cup games that were played here, and homegrown talent such as Erin McLeod. Jessica and Katie made a ton of soccer-related recommendations: Alberta: Loyal Company of the River Valley The Young Gaffers Canada: Canada Soccer Experiment (@footyexperiment)  North America and International: The Mixxed Zone from Howler Women’s World Football Show 2 Drunk Fans Off The Post The Equalizer NWSL Team Podcasts: Houston Dash/Dynamo: Keeper Notes blog and Houston Soccer Podcast Washington Spirit: Follow Your Spirit Orlando Pride: Queen’s Cast Portland Thorns: Riveting! Chicago Red Stars: 5th Star You can — and should! — find For Kicks on Twitter (@forkickspodcast) and on Facebook. The podcast is on iTunes, Stitcher and SoundCloud. This week’s Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Taproot Edmonton, a new member-supported home for local journalism created with the community and not just for it. You’ll hear me talk to Mack Male about the project in this show. If you’d like to help Mack and me create a new way to sustain how-and-why journalism in our city, join Taproot today. Musical credits: Beethoven’s Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 2 No. 1, played by Daniel Veesey, from freemusicarchive.com.

Wherein Our Heroes swim in a deluge of topics, including Ronaldo's “tighty whities” in Real Madrid's post-Classico team photo, Erin McLeod's recent injury misfortune, and Remi Garde's demise at Aston Villa. Bad MLS Comics aren't really all that bad but our first female Joey Barton winner's recent behaviour is (sorry Abby Wambach). We debate Antonio Conte's recent appointment as Chelsea manager and the etiquette of good sportsmanship on the pitch. Also, we are Cabo! Send us your questions or comments via e-mail to bothofus@theyounggaffers.com, @younggaffers on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/theyounggaffers Music by: Bear Mountain - www.facebook.com/mybearmountain

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the April 7th edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios. On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss the Whitecaps goalless draw with LA Galaxy last weekend. After seeing Matias Laba sent off in the first half of the 0-0 draw at BC Place, have MLS referees been left unsure how to interpret challenges in games under this season’s new disciplinary directive? Whitecaps captain Pedro Morales and winger Kekuta Manneh are the latest injury concerns for Whitecaps FC. We speak to Metrotown Physio’s Marc Rizzardo about the pair, as well as some other injury-related topics. Simon Fudge also goes 1v1 with Whitecaps midfielder Marco Bustos.  Tyler and Simon also look ahead to Sunday’s home opener in USL for the undefeated Whitecaps FC 2, debate if anyone outside of Edmonton or Ottawa cares all that much for the NASL, and wonder if Canadian women’s national team goalkeeper Erin McLeod’s written confirmation that she tore the ACL in her knee read more like a retirement announcement. All that and more on the April 7th version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.   

The 2015 Women's World Cup is just over a week away. Forget all the FIFA scandals for now and look forward to what football should be about, the actual action on the pitch. So join us for the second of our special Canadian Women's National Team pre-World Cup podcasts. We look at the strengths and weaknesses of the Canadian team and their opponents with the help of Harjeet Johal. Where will Canada finish? Who is going to win the whole thing? And who are the dark horses to watch out for? We also bring you more of our fun chats with the CWNT players. Kicking things off is goalkeeper Erin McLeod, as we delve into the mind of the player on the pitch and the artist and speaker off it. Another goalie is next up, with Karina Leblanc the latest to spill the beans on her friends and squad member with our latest instalment of "Teammates. You know that's going to be radio gold. From the oldest player on the team to the youngest! We chat with new sensation Jessie Fleming about coming into a group of players that's been together so long, what she learned at the U20 World Cup, her plans for the future and do her teammates try and sneak her into clubs?! We finish up our players chat with one of our faves, the Destroyer, Desiree Scott as we talk playing in England, nicknames and fish and chips! And there's still time to talk jam, with Emily Zurrer, Rhian Wilkinson, Allysha Chapman and Diana Matheson. Have a listen!

The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off a month to this very day in Edmonton (hopefully without any snow). With the eyes of the world's game focusing on Canada for a month or so, we thought we'd get you in the mood with the first of two Canadian Women's National Team special podcasts that we'll be bringing your way before the tournament kicks off. We'll be talking with a number of different aspects to the CWNT - coaches, players and fans. Kicking things off is head coach John Herdman, who talks a little bit about some of the players announced to his World Cup squad and what the thrills of playing at home will mean to him and the team. We kick off our chats with the players with our first ever CWNT "Teammates" section, as Emily Zurrer shares some insights and home truths about the team. Who has the worst dress sense? Who's the most intelligent? And who takes the longest in the shower and in front of the bathroom mirror? All this and more inside info! One name that cropped up a few times in Emily's "Teammates" section (and Karina Leblanc's which you'll hear in another episode) was midfielder Rhian Wilkinson. Now, I have to admit here, Rhian was my particular favourite player we spoke with for these two podcasts. She was great fun to chat with (not the others weren't, but we could have chatted with her for way longer than we did!) and we covered a whole host of topics including what playing a World Cup in Canada means to her, the learning process from tournaments past and whether a coaching role is in her plans after she finishes playing. Away from the playing side we find out about her podcast habits, her childhood without television and playing so many other sports, whose Panini sticker she carried around and we try and get her to write for us here at AFTN (the offer of which is still open Rhi!!). Taking a break from the players for a few minutes, we chat with one of the leading lights of the Voyageurs supporters' group of west, Curva Collective member Zachary Meisenheimer. Zach talks to us about what having the tournament here means to the fans and how they plan to support not just the CWNT but the whole tournament. One of the newest faces in the squad is Allysha Chapman. After only getting her first senior cap last October, the 26-year-old is now set to play a World Cup on home soil. We talk to Allysha about her journey, what it was like coming into such a close knit group, playing in Sweden, how hard it is to keep hold of mascots hands, her love of Maple Leafs and maple butter, and we find out who sent her an email saying "we're watching you"! A player who was touch and go to make the World Cup roster was one of our particular favourite players, Diana Matheson. The midfield dynamo talks to us about her recovery from her two injuries, the x-factor John Herdman brings to the team, what the girls learned from the 2011 World Cup and 2012 Olympic experiences, dealing with the mental pressures and advantages of playing a World Cup on home soil and her Netflix habits. And there's still time for some more jam talk, this time with Erin McLeod and Karina Leblanc, the youngest player on the squad, striker Jessie Fleming and midfielder Desiree Scott. Have a listen!

Women's World Football Show, Episode 31 features an exclusive interview with Canada WNT goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Sound bites from USWNT manager Jill Ellis; Westfield W-League report with Australia sports journalist Cheryl Downes; and Alana "AJ" Johnson interviews Ireland WNT/Florida State University star Megan Campbell and Texas A&M senior Kelley Monogue.

It's Episode 29 of "There's Still Time", the AFTN podcast and it's our first Canadian national team post game show. The Canadian women visited Vancouver to play out a pretty boring goalless draw with Mexico. We chat with Equalizer Soccer writer Harjeet Johal about the game and the future of the women's program. We also hear the post game reaction from head coach John Herdman, captain Christine Sinclair and goalkeeper Erin McLeod. CEO of the FIFA 2015 Women's World Cup National Organising Committee, Peter Montopoli, was in town and we speak with him about the upcoming World Cup, the turf controversy and the lack of professional women's teams in Canada and none existing in the NWSL. And there's still time for a little Whitecaps chat as we look at Bobby Lenarduzzi's latest comments about the search for the Caps' new manager.

The sponsor of today's episode is Heja! To learn more about the app, click this link: https://go.heja.app/womenssportsmatterHello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Women's Sports Matter Podcast! In today's episode, I had on CANXNT and Orlando Pride Goalie Erin McLeod. We talked about the importance of the CANXNT hashtag, why she co-founded The Mindful Project & she walks us through the moment that made the Canadian National Team Olympics gold medalists. You can follow me on Twitter and Facebook @WSMpodcast & Instagram @womenssportsmatter. To submit questions, topics, folks I should interview, and more, send me a DM! Want to message me about coming on the podcast or for suggestions? Email the podcast here: womenssportsmatterpodcast@gmail.com. Make sure to subscribe and thanks for listening!Follow Erin here:Instagram: erinmcleod1Twitter: erinmcleod18Three Sides with Erin McLeod: https://open.spotify.com/show/58tUYf0FreVIQVGD11nsMz?si=0ce3efc83a2b4fcfThe Mindful Project: https://www.themindfulproject.us/Podcasts I've Been On:On the Beat: https://youtu.be/10T5LhMZAOoBrandon's Sports Talk: https://youtu.be/tb2HRNhfjzMBryant and Me: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6kGMOl46uzRKgBohNAfUpf?si=e5843333182745c8The Final Third Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4gE0UOhI0iebqzlRqDZZC1?si=74684a56e5814481https://open.spotify.com/episode/5tSpItgcs1OuCxiK9fpTQO?si=13064cd24e7b4298https://open.spotify.com/episode/2E1APdTg8qLzczXCjuKWUL?si=0af34ff428134139United Soccer Coaches Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4cChnScMp0iULj5ybfWyP5?si=3b2c539f8ab14090 Articles About The Podcast: Medi-Nerd: https://medi-nerd.com/2021/10/23/2021-wizardworld-chicago-trip/On the Beat: https://globalwomenssportsradio.com/f/on-the-beat-with-gianna-belcastro-of-womens-sports-matter?fbclid=IwAR0YWeAZ6d5ki56qmiMHNadjIVMnsEtrbArX4fMCqiGGKIU1U-1eTaaxnBw Patch: https://patch.com/illinois/chicago/beat-wizard-world-2021?fbclid=IwAR0ciAAH2Pimi1I1ocBNaULIq_5gUGElASCTxSqENcKvaJdhY2neFvzSvjs  Resources:Register to Vote: https://www.vote.org/Find A Vaccine Near You: https://www.vaccines.gov/search/Black Women's Player Collective: https://www.bwplayercollective.org/NWSL Player's Association: https://www.nwslplayers.com/Find Your Legislator: https://openstates.org/find_your_legislator/The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/NAMI: https://www.nami.orgBLM: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Other great sports podcasts: https://sportsmarketanalytics.com/Resource-Center/Media/Podcasts.aspxhttps://open.spotify.com/show/2rc8WvMP4yAy3mZOgD1L71?si=5a7bd57f58404788https://open.spotify.com/show/4n4ZxsVs1Ix9DY9E0KPSc6?si=2f7b7ef1b1554649https://open.spotify.com/show/5sNbmAKpf7nzOJMFuJZFSZ?si=22be190fea90463ahttps://open.spotify.com/show/6QcIR6XhR2SEYtN5rI2cFl?si=d12ca95561d54ab8https://open.spotify.com/show/7ut3cCgCUDIJ7KMNBfX2fa?si=3948d14db2e74766Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssportsmatter/Twitter: https://twitter.com/WSMpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WSMpodcastMy Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfvUE_I7u2rbN3aOFOX1M-A/My podcast website: https://redcircle.com/shows/womens-sports-matter Where you can listen to my podcast: Amazon Music, Anghami, Apple Podcasts, Audacy, Audible, Breaker, Gaana, Google Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, RedCircle, Spotify, Stitcher, and TuneIn.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/womens-sports-matter/exclusive-content