Podcasts about fifa women's world cup

Someone who needs no introduction. FA WSL legend and England Lioness great Jade Moore joins us on a very special episode of the Pro Player Podcast. Jade talks everything from her glittering career all round the world, representing England at Major tournaments like the FIFA Womens World Cup and her important role as Cardiac Risk in the Young Ambassador.Jade is authentic as she is inspiring - enjoy this very special extended episode...Cardia Risk in the Younghttps://www.c-r-y.org.ukPreventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected familiesCardiac ScreeningCRY offers subsidized ECG and Echocardiogram screening to all young people between the ages of 14 & 35 in the UK. There is a simple way to diagnose most cardiac abnormalities. This is by having an ECG (electrocardiogram) test. Results should be read by a cardiologist. For extra clarity an Echocardiogram (ultrasound scan) can also be done.If there has been a young (under 35) sudden death in the family, the family is entitled to be screened on the NHS. All of CRY's public events are free to attend.

Every episode of season 2 is devoted to female voices within the game.Season 2: Chinyelu Bessum Asher (born 20 May 1993) is a professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for AIK. Born in the United States, she has represented Jamaica internationally around the world and at the FIFA Womens World Cup. She started playing football at age 9, was taught how to play by her father, Kevin Asher, who is Jamaican. Asher ran track and cross country throughout high school, making repeated appearances to Nationals and Junior Olympics. Simultaneously, Asher played with Freestate United and would play in her school's boys' team during trainings.Today she is a professional footballer of the highest standing, with a career spanning continents and countries all over the world. Her journey has come full circle as she is now the inspiration she says she didn't see growing up for millions of young girls around the world. So much more that X's and O's but also a great soccer mind, she explains how the best coaches work collaboratively with players in the modern game. Open and honest as ever she has amazing insight for aspiring female players and also goes into great detail about dealing with the knocks and downsides to being a professional footballer. This one should be on the school curriculum for every young girl in the world...Please if you only share one episode with a young dreamer - make it this one...

Every episode of season 2 is devoted to female voices within the game.Season Alyssa WhiteheadAlyssa joins us on the podcast and discusses all things coaching, goalkeeping and a lifetime spent in soccer. She expands on what its like to work at the very highest level of the womens game at the FIFA Womens World Cup. Her honest and authentic account reminds us of the importance of closely aligning to your core values on the journey. This is an amazing investment of time for any aspiring coach, she walks us through the very real barriers that some black (African American) coaches experience in the game today and we have a very honest discussion about the very real presence of racism, still today, in the game and how it has changed over time.A former college coach, USSF B Licence coach, she also holds a BSc Hons degree from Samford and a Masters from The University of Florida. A former professional and international player. Alyssa is yet another amazing guest we are delighted to welcome to the podcast. Enjoy...

On this week's show we feature some of the key stories carried on the show this year.We had a special feature on football fans with disability – in particular, fans who are visually impaired.We relive the tragedy of the passing away of Ghana winger Christian Atsu, who was found dead in Turkey following the earthquakes there.We spoke to Nigeria and Fulham defender Calvin Bassey, on how he coped with spells of poor form in his game.And we look back at Africa's best-ever showing at the Fifa Women's World Cup.

Super Falcons midfielder, Christy Ucheibe joins AyoT to speak about the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup and her plans for the future.TIMESTAMP0:00 — Intro00:25 — Life in Portugal01:20 — New Haircut02:58 — Dream of Representing Nigeria03:53 — Call-up to the 2023 Women's World Cup05:55 — Choosing the No. 10 Jersey07:36 — Matches played at the World Cup09:10 — Overall Performance at the World Cup11:10 — Style of play12:25 — Favourite position12:39 — Game against Canada at the World Cup13:50 — Playing against former teammates14:21 — Game against Australia at the World Cup15:40 — Maintaining high level performance16:43 — Feelings about the game against Ireland18:26 — The game against England20:08 — Penalty Shootout at the World Cup21:22 — Reaction from Nigerians after Super Falcons exit22:18 — Monetary reward from FIFA 22:51 — Experience at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup23:24 — Tackle Stats24:24 — Targets for the upcoming season with Benfica25:39 — Advice to upcoming footballers26:21 — OutroSupport the Show.Subscribe to make sure you miss an episode.Rep Naija in the NGA Hoodie. Shop now on https://eaglestrackershop.com/products/nigeria-hoodieConnect with us:Shop - eaglestrackershop.comInstagram - Instagram.com/eaglestracker_ngTwitter - Twitter.com/EaglesTrackerNGFacebook - Facebook.com/EaglesTrackerWeb - www.eaglestrackerng.com

We're back spreading the good stuff with a conversation about 'chasing your dreams' and of course, we can't not talk about the amazing Matildas! Right off the bat, it was hard to contain how totally pumped we were, along with the rest of the country, about the incredible journey that our national women's soccer team has been on during the FIFA Womens World Cup. We recorded this episode the morning after our heartbreaking loss to England (who were unfortunately the better team on the night) and it was great to reflect on the far-reaching impact the Matilda's journey has had, and will continue to have, into the future. Who said you can't commercialise women's sport? This conversation also covers a lovely listener request - thank you to Jamie - about how to chase your dreams while caring for little people. We each share how we managed (and continue to manage) to keep our dreams alive while in the trenches with young children or tending to teenagers. Being kind to yourself, not comparing yourself to others, being patient and staying focussed on not letting go of your dreams by just doing little things along the way, were all tips we shared. Thanks again for joining us on Spreading the Good Stuff. For all show notes for this and all our other episodes pop on over to our podcast page at The Splendid Word. Christy, Katrina and Leonie xxx

Piney caught up with NZ Herald Football writer Michael Burgess to look at the remaining two games in the FIFA Womens World Cup. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Piney caught up with outgoing Sky Stadium CEO Shane Harmon to reflect on the part the venue's played in the FIFA Womens World Cup. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this week's show we take a look at the Africans playing in the Saudi Pro League, as the big-money league continues to attract interest, with Idah highlighting stars from the continent to have played there over the years.We have more on the Fifa Women's World Cup, with the final on Sunday between England and Spain. And with the EPL back, Stuart assesses the opening weekend, and we also talk about Harry Kane's move to Bayern Munich.

The Matildas' dream of lifting the FIFA Women's World Cup might be over, but the legacy of their incredible run to the semi-finals now begins - one that could shape Australia's sporting landscape for decades to come. 

Brad & Laura find out something... and ask listeners - what shook you to your core? They chat the Fifa Womens World Cup plus a new game: Jinx Jinx Again.. are Brad & Laura in sync? All this and more on the Podcast! Tune into Brad & Laura weekdays 3pm-7pm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a busy few weeks for FMG Stadium after the FIFA Womens World Cup and with the NRL heading there tonight. Piney caught up with the head groundsman for the stadium, Karl Johnson, to find out how it all works. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's show we focus on the Fifa Women's World Cup, with the African teams all out now, after the continent's best-ever tournament. We hear from South Africa defender Nomi Kgoale.Also lots on the EPL, as Stuart looks ahead to the new season, and he analyses the implications of the increased stoppage time, where referees will now give additional time matching the delays in the game

Who is in the Vancouver Canucks Dog House? Oh and who are Rick Tocchet's Best buds? On todays episode, we talk about a lot of Canuck players and even mention some new thoughts on the FIFA WOMENS WORLD CUP. Hockey in August baby...can't say much about this!! CHECK OUT EXTRA EXTRA: CLICK HERE Follow us! https://twitter.com/kylebhawan https://twitter.com/trevbeggs Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Who is in the Vancouver Canucks Dog House?Oh and who are Rick Tocchet's Best buds?On todays episode, we talk about a lot of Canuck players and even mention some new thoughts on the FIFA WOMENS WORLD CUP.Hockey in August baby...can't say much about this!!CHECK OUT EXTRA EXTRA:CLICK HEREFollow us!https://twitter.com/kylebhawanhttps://twitter.com/trevbeggsFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

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The Matildas have equalled their best ever FIFA Women's World Cup performance by reaching the quarter finals after a emphatic 2-0 win over Denmark in front of more than 75,000 fans at Stadium Australia. KEEPUP's Teo Pellizzeri is joined by Liberty A-Leagues stars Karly Roestbakken & Dylan Holmes to analyse the match, as well as go over the other round of 16 match which saw England defeat Nigeria in another dramatic penalty shootout.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Summary: ¡Bienvenido a Argentina! In our fifth and final stop of the Summer Jetset Series, Holly and Devin spend some time in South America enjoying books set in Argentina. They both agree that South America is underrepresented in books for both their wheelhouses and advocate for readers to seek out books from the continent purposefully, especially in translation. The use of magical elements across genres and the horrors of Argentine history are key for novels from the country and they both agree if available, Holly and Devin would literally and metaphorically travel to Argentina again. Topics Discussed: The Dagger (3:34): Holly discussed Death Going Down by María Angélica Bosco, a 1950s whodunnit that begins with a young man stumbling home drunkenly in the wee hours of the morning to find a beautiful young woman in the elevator up to his apartment - dead. From there, detectives delve into the mystery of the victim and her death as well as the colorful lives of the building residents. Holly's key takeaways were: Bosco's style is reminiscent of Agatha Christie or the Nancy Drew series; there's a large cast of characters in the building that act as suspects and each has their own secrets and motives. Unlike Louise Penny, the novel focuses less on the detectives and much more on the residents of the building - all of whom Holly enjoyed greatly. This book brought a strong sense of history and its place in time. Written in 1954, “Death Going Down” includes the fallout from WWII and the European (and nazi) escaping to Argentina and other South American countries. There's a sense of suspicion around certain characters depending on where they're from originally.  The novel lacks a strong sense of place and the reader shouldn't expect to get a very good feel of Argentina as a whole. The focus remains on the apartment building and its residents, similar to the TV show “Only Murders in the Building.” The Heart (16:34): Devin discussed Hades, Argentina by Daniel Loedel, an Orpheus retelling set during the Dirty War of Argentina, specifically 1976. Tomás Orilla is a young medical student in Buenos Aires who has been in love with his childhood friend Isabella for years. As tensions increase between the Argentinian government and young insurgents fighting the oppressive regime, Tomás does all he can to prove his love to Isabella until he's forced to flee the country for New York City, living as Thomas Shore for a decade. But can he ever truly leave behind Isabelle and what he did in ‘76? As Orpheus descended into hell to retrieve Eurydice, so too Tomás entered the underworld to save Isabelle and make peace with his choices. A magical realism ghost story, Loedel blurs the lines between modern reality and ghosts interacting with our protagonist. Usually this is to good effect, but occasionally leaves the reader confused about which world we're in. Tomas and almost every character in the book are plagued by guilt and shame over what they did to survive during the Dirty War. There are also descriptions of what many of those acts were, including torture and sexual violence. Please use caution as there are *trigger warnings* for the novel.  Loedel treats young love as simultaneously foolish and a force so powerful it brings back the dead. “Hades, Argentina” explores the extent to which someone will sacrifice their self-hood for love and how unrequited love can impact the trajectory of a person. Hot On the Shelf (37:52): Devin: Just As You Are by Camille Kellogg Holly: The Puzzle Master by Danielle Trussoni What's Making Our Hearts Race (42:31): Devin: FIFA Women's World Cup Holly: The Bear Season 2 on Hulu   Instagram: @heartsanddaggerspod Website: www.heartsanddaggerspod.com   If you like what you hear, please tell your friends and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify so that we can find our perfect audience.

 The Business of Sports podcast allows for in-depth interviews where guests share their expertise and career journey to date. The episodes are full of great content, topics, and case studies. The Business of Sport gives an opportunity for the next generation of sport business professionals to learn about the variety of careers and opportunities with personal journeys. For those already in the industry, it gives a fresh take on some key subject matters and personal stories of challenge and success. This episode features Sally Freedman - Author - Fairplay Publishing This episode covers: Sally's debut book "Get Your Tits Out for the Lads" The Football Writers Festival The importance of governing bodies taking accountability And much more!   Sally on her book: Sadly throughout my time working in football in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, there were many stories related to sexism, misogyny and gender inequality. I joked on a podcast one day that I probably had enough stories to write a book. I didn't know, but at that time, the publisher of the book was listening and got in touch with me and said; "Sally, if you are going to write a book, please let me publish it." The idea was to launch it before the FIFA Womens World Cup 2023, so I had a year to try and put some thoughts and diary entries down and I made the deadline and even now, when I say I have a published book, I still don't quite believe it.   Sally on media coverage: We are playing catch-up. With the rise of Women's sport, not only football, we are finally seeing change. But in my opinion, it's too little, too late. Why did it take England winning a trophy for people to stand up and start reporting on women's Football? That's what I struggle with. When the culture is rotten from the top, it's very, very hard to change. In the UK, female commentators and reporters are part of the furniture now, but that isn't replicated across the world.   Sally on change: Governing bodies can do more in terms of accountability and punishment for when sexism is called out. But I make it clear in my book, I don't blame men. We are living in a gendered, stereotyped world where we all have bias and that is hard for anyone to change.  

Paul O'Flynn reports from Perth where Irish fans are preparing for the crucial FIFA Womens World Cup game later afternoon against Canada.

Piney caught up with our Australian correspondent to look at all the big stories from across the ditch. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

USA, Japan and England were all in FIFA Women's World Cup action on matchday 3. Join KEEPUP's Taryn Heddo and Teo Pellizzeri, alongside Liberty A-League star Nicki Flannery for a full review of the matches and all the latest World Cup news.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The FIFA Womens World Cup kicks off in Sydney and SEN Football Commentator Jordan Kournelis joins Sportsday Hosts Gerard Healy and Kane Cornes ahead of the Matildas fist match with a look ahead to the tournament Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Matilda Emma Checker is part of the SEN call team for the FIFA Womens World Cup and she phoned in to chat with Menz and Walshy about their chances of lifting the trophy in just over a months time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FIFA Womens World Cup is kicking off this week and the event is inspiring many girls into football. But before the opening ceremony on Thursday, there's another very special football game that will be played.

Elissia Carnavas joined Matty to preview the Matildas chances in the World Cup which begins tomorrow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Soccer Correspondent Tony O'Donohue is with the Irish team in Brisbane and he's been speaking to the Ambassador to Australia, Tim Mawe.

The FIFA Women's World Cup is here, and we're so lucky to have one of the Matildas beam into the bathroom all the way from Sweden! Midfielder Katrina Gorry and her fiancé Clara Markstedt joined Cam and Ali ahead of the competition to chat about their love story, raising daughter Harper (and if more kids are on the cards!), and how they support each other. LINKS  Vote for Separate Bathrooms for Radio Today Podcast of the Year – CLICK HERE. Follow Katrina on Instagram @katrinagorry10. Follow Clara on Instagram @claramarkstedt. Follow The Matildas on Instagram @matildas. Learn more about the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 – fifa.com/fifaplus/en/tournaments/womens/womensworldcup/australia-new-zealand2023 Follow Cam on Instagram @camerondaddo.  Follow Ali on Instagram @alidaddo.  Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial.  Got a question for Cam & Ali? You can email them at separatebathrooms@novapodcasts.com.au.  CREDITS  Hosts: Cameron Daddo and Alison Brahe-Daddo. Guests: Katrina Gorry and Clara Markstedt.Managing Producer: Elle Beattie. Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball.  Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au.  Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back with another episode for all the listeners. Amazon prime day happened and work was busy because of it. Gil has a trip to Denver coming up, and George to Austin. The FIFA Womens World Cup is right around the corner. Astros two games back to start the second half of the season. Where will Shohei Ohtani end up? Lastly, we do G.O.A.T. draft. This draft somehow turned into a debate. Tune in and enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegoodtalkspod/message

Piney caught up with football legend Carli Lloyd ahead of the FIFA Womens World Cup, and took a look back on Carli's iconic career. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IT'S WORLD CUP TIME!!! In this episode we give you all the basic info you need to know about the FIFA Womens World Cup 23 taking place in Australia and New Zealand. Who, what, where and most importantly, how to watch it all.This is the perfect pod episode to share with friends just getting into the sport before you take them on the journey!Welcome to Casual FC, your match preview pod for Angel City FC. BUT for this World Cup break we will be talking World footy all. the. time. We'll give you all the notes you need to be on the lookout when watching the next World Cup 2023 match.Help us out with the pod - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/casualfcpodFollow us on all pod platforms (or let us know if we missed one) and your favorite social media accounts @CasualFCPod https://www.instagram.com/casualfcpod/https://twitter.com/casualfcpod/https://www.tiktok.com/@casualfcpod ★ Support this podcast ★

The USWNT beat Wales in their World Cup send-off match. Anna Witte and Scott Schweitzer discuss the starting XI and the decisions Head Coach Vlatko Andonovski made in their win. Inter Miami midfielder Rodolfo Pizarro criticized the MLS trade policy so Anna and Scott breakdown the MLS single-entity structure and how it impacts players and the league.Like, subscribe to our channel, and tune in every Wednesday for a new episode!..SFTPPod on Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/M...SFTPPod on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sftppod/SFTPPod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SFTPPodAnna Witte on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annawitte/Scott Schweitzer on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schweitz_11/Anna Witte on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnaWitte_Scott Schweitzer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Schweitz_11SFTPPod on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sftppod?_t=8dur58rXqQ7&_r=1 Like, subscribe to our channel, and tune in Wednesdays for a new episode!..SFTPPod on Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/M...SFTPPod on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sftppod/SFTPPod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SFTPPodAnna Witte on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annawitte/Scott Schweitzer on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schweitz_11/Anna Witte on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnaWitte_Scott Schweitzer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Schweitz_11SFTPPod on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sftppod?_t=8d...

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Advisory: we are here to warn you of the grave danger to health posed by crumpets! The Tour de France has begun and we are cycling converts. Buying gig tickets: why is it so difficult? In the first of our Complete Works series, we look at the life and career of crime writer Derek Raymond. The Captain watches the BBC historical drama The Gallows Pole, with which he has more than one connection. Did he like it? Listen in to find out. ElTele blows the whistle on refereeing, and we both look forward to a new music documentary featuring Wham.New music from Acantha Lang rounds out this episode.Show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-38-crumpet-throat-laceration/https://linktr.ee/onlyapodcast

Calls for an investigation into the Brittany Higgins compensation payout; legal experts want an independent body to examine wrongful convictions; and the FIFA Womens World Cup trophy arrives in Australia

The 100 day marker to the FIFA Women's World Cup has been celebrated but while the game is an international diplomacy currency, what does the game and the Australian government expect as a lasting legacy? The 40-year legacy provided by Matildas alumni may be an opportunity missed while barriers to girls playing now will impact the future.

History was made last night at Hampden Park when the Republic of Ireland beat Scotland 1-0 to qualify directly for the 2023 Fifa Womens World Cup that will take place in Australia and New Zealand. Amber Barrett's goal was the difference between the sides with Ireland having to defend under severe pressure in the final minutes.  One of the stars of the Ireland win was Killannin's Niamh Fahey who produced the performance of a lifetime in helping Ireland to qualify for a World Cup for the first time in their history. Niamh spoke to John Mulligan:

Anthony Albanese to reveal his advice from the solictor-general regarding Scott Morrison, Indigenous music icon Archie Roach honoured at funeral procession through Melbourne, Multi-million upgrades for Melbourne's AAMI Park ahead of the FIFA Womens World Cup...

Is the controversy over Greg Norman's LIV Golf with Saudi backing inspired by human rights concerns or the PGA losing its monopoly? FIFA says it will double the $$ for the women's world cup, but when will there be equity? Plus a story of contrasts - Malawi and Australia's swim team at the Commonwealth Games.

Lana Del Rey's hit song “Summertime Sadness” could've been the anthem for Toronto FC fans driving home from BMO Field Saturday night, and anyone that still doesn't have reliable internet service. The expected debut of Lorenzo Insigne was delayed for two weeks, and TFC conceded in stoppage time to draw the San Jose Earthquakes 2-2. But as Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest and Jimmy Brennan discuss, brighter days are ahead for Jimmy's old club as TFC pulled off a trade to land midfielder Mark-Anthony Kaye from the Colorado Rapids in exchange for Ralph Priso, and loads of TAM/GAM cash. At the match as a fan, Jimmy is reminded of how aggressive he was as a player by San Jose's Shea Salinas.   The Canadian women's national team punched their ticket to the 2023 FIFA Womens World Cup in Australia and New Zealand by reaching the semi-final stage at the CONCACAF W Championship. The crew take credit for Julia Grosso's emergence as a prolific CanWNT goalscorer, since appearing on Footy Prime. Chelsea's £45 million signing of Raheem Sterling from Man City is seen as a win for all parties involved. Gareth Bale and Giorgio Chiellini experience El Tráfico from the sidelines, and Jimmy & Craig explain why European players are so attracted to the North American lifestyle.    Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Brendan Dunlop and Dan Wong Voice Over Talent: 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. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.

Una conversación súper interesante en la que damos un corto recorrido por lo que ha sido la carrera de Laura Suárez y mucho más.

History will be made in 2023 when Oceania plays host to football's FIFA Women's World Cup for the very first time. But will there be another first? Can a Pacific Island team make it to the biggest stage in the world game?

Some big results in the A-league and W-league this week as we crowned a Minor Premier in the W-league and a struggling side in the A-league gets a big surprise result. We also so a great player retire from the game for an amazing reason and a surprise moment for them at the end of the game.Goal of the Week went down to the final kick of the last game of the Matchweek although some other good goals definitely out there hands up for the award. In Aussies abroad, the future is bright for both national teams with our players abroad dominating for there teams and one in particular is proving why she's the best in the world.The stadiums for the 2023 FIFA Womens World Cup have been announced so we got into that and why a certain stadium shouldn't have been picked and wasn't and rightfully so.As always Rate, Review and Subscribe/Follow the show and hit us up on our socials:Twitter:  @CinRShow @nuglyfe37 @JustJamieB90Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCircleinRectangleshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/circleinrectangleshow/Youtube: Search- The Circle in Rectangle show

In one of Australia’s greatest symbols of hope in 2020, Jane Fernandez and team have won the bid for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.   They did it by joining with a competitor and winning votes with delegates on the other side of the world, in the middle of the night, on Zoom.  To celebrate, Sam Kerr’s backflip was splashed across the sails of the Sydney Opera House.    Like Sydney 2000, this event will change us forever. In business, we distance ourselves from competitors.  And in a crisis, we retract, rather than expand.  In the hardest ask of her already-formidable career, Jane did the opposite. And won.   Find out how, in this episode of Heart & Hustle.  CREDITS Host:Margot Faraci Guest: Jane Fernandez See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

History, Faithful! History! For the first time ever, the world game is coming Down Under with Australia and New Zealand set to co-host the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. But what does this mean? Why should we care? The world are coming to our shores Faithful, it's up to us to embrace it and help put on one hell of a show! Also, bit of a weird one this week. We recorded twice. Yes we love it, but technical issues meant we had to. SO, Gus was here for take 1 but not take 2. Get your BTS fix with Finn and Campbell, but we do have a live cross from Gus for something new so dont worry - you'll still getting the full contingent. If you haven't followed us yet........ What're you waiting for? Go do it! https://www.instagram.com/_beyondthesidelines_/ https://www.facebook.com/BeyondTheSidelines

Victory Chairman Anthony Di Pietro speaks to Dwayne about resumption of the A-League, the impact of Australia hosting the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, and more.

What will hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup do for women's football in Australia?

Welcome to the GP Soccer Podcast! This week's GP Soccer Podcast features an on location interview with four coaching candidates from the United Soccer Coaches National Diploma Course conducted at Curry College in June, 2019. Lauren DeSousa, Kate Lima, Julia Weithofer, and Megan Hendrie were selected for the broadcast as they represent the exciting future of young ladies entering the soccer coaching profession. The timing was perfect as the interview was conducted while the FIFA Womens World Cup was in full force! Listeners interested in connecting with the GP Soccer Podcast may do so via the GP Soccer Podcast Mailbag at gp4soccer@yahoo.com. The only rule is that all e-mail submissions be civil in nature. Parties looking to advertise on the GP Soccer Podcast may do so by contacting Giovanni Pacini at gp4soccer@yahoo.com or at 617-968-1800.