Podcast appearances and mentions of jo tongue

Lenah Ueltzen-Gabell, Wasserman Group MD, and Women in Football board member Jo Tongue, who is also CEO of Tongue Tied Management - an agency that represents two of the biggest stars in the England team in Leah Williamson and Keira Walsh, as well as current Chelsea head coach Emma Hayes - join SportsPro's Tom Basam for a wide-ranging discussion about the state of play in women's football. Talking points: The media picture for women's football Is it the right time go behind a paywall? What's the right commercial structure for a game still growing? How to take advantage of the unique appeal of women's football Being set up for success at a governance level Looking ahead to 2024

Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare and special guest Jo Tongue MBE! Jo talks through her incredible career which has included editing 606, becoming CEO of agency Tongue Tied management and Director and Board member of Women in Football. Also on the agenda is a round-up of the international break for Spurs players, and a look ahead to Monday's match against Fulham. Produced by Mike Stavrou. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agency founder Jo Tongue on building a business around her clients.Welcome to Founders Keepers, the podcast series about entrepreneurship and business building from the Leaders Sport Business podcast.The guest for this final episode of the season is Jo Tongue, founder of Tongue Tied Media.Tongue has 20 years of experience in the industry across sport, media and commercial, beginning with an eight-year stint as a Producer at the BBC. She then moved to independent agency Somethin Else, before beginning her role as as Director at Women in Football in 2010 – a role she holds to this day. She is also a Trustee of the Jason Roberts Foundation and the Michael Carrick Foundation. She was recently recognised in the Woman's Hour 2023 Power List for Women in Sport, and was awarded an MBE for services to Football and to Gender Equality in the 2023 New Year Honours List.In 2015, Tongue founded Tongue Tied Media. Tongue Tied Media consists of two branches. The first is Tongue Tied Management, which represents the likes of Jill Scott, Leah Williamson, Dion Dublin, Andy Cole, Emma Hayes and Michael Carrick.The second branch is Tongue Tied Productions. The company's production portfolio includes 'Euro '96 - When Football Came Home' and 'Raising the Bar with Rob Rinder' on BBC Radio 5 Live - which featured the likes of Kenny Dalglish, Alan Shearer, Kelly Cates, Glenn Hoddle and Chris Sutton. Their series ‘Re:United' brought together rivals such as Vinnie Jones and Paul Gascoigne, Steve Cram and Lord Coe, and Andy Cole and David Seaman.Leaders Week London, our flagship in person event experience, is returning on the 16th-19th October. To find out more about how you can connect with those at the heart of the global sports industry, visit https://bit.ly/3tcFQtP.

Thousands of people gathered together on Thursday night to attend a vigil for those killed in the Nottingham attacks. The mothers of the murdered teenagers Grace O'Malley Kumar and Barnaby Webber both paid tribute to their children. Clare speaks to another mother who lost her child to murder, Lisa Squire. Dr Laura Flexer, GP, emailed Woman's Hour to ask the programme to talk about bone health, especially that of teenage girls with anorexia. Should young women with eating disorders be given oestrogen to boost bone density? Dr Flexer joins Nuala to talk about her research, along with Professor Sandeep Ranote, an expert clinical media spokesperson for the eating disorders charity BEAT and a consultant paediatric psychiatrist for eating disorders in the NHS. Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, talks to Nuala about being awarded the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture 2023, her work in disaster zones and helping the poorest communities impacted by climate change. The actor Cate Blanchett joins Clare to celebrate the work and life of Glenda Jackson, actor and MP who died this week. Jo Tongue is a sports agent who represents some of the best known sporting and broadcasting talent in the UK, including England footballer Leah Williamson. She is vocal in her push for parity of the profile and pay for women in sport - both on the pitch and in the media. For this reason, Jo earned herself a place on the Woman's Hour Women in Sport Power List earlier this year. She joins Nuala to tell her about her career to date in a male dominated industry. A growing number of people are experiencing what psychiatrists have labelled eco-anxiety or eco-grief, an overwhelming sense of hopeless and doom due to the current climate situation. So what exactly is the impact on people and how can we turn the tables and help people to feel more hopeful about the environment? Krupa is joined by climate scientist turned campaigner Jen Newall from the Climate Majority Project, and Judy Ling Wong CBE, President of the Black Environment Network. Susanna Hoffs is a solo artist and a founding member of the Bangles. She joins Nuala to discuss her career and her first novel – This Bird Has Flown – described as "part British romcom, part Jane Eyre” – which gives a glimpse inside the music business. Presenter: Clare McDonell Producer: Lottie Garton

NHS England is going to open 10 new clinics this year to deal with childhood obesity. The clinics will provide "intensive" support to thousands of children with severe obesity and their families aged between two and 18. We know that mothers are on the frontline with managing doctors' appointment and family's health issues. So are these clinics the answer? Nuala speaks to Tam Fry, the Chair of the National Obesity Forum. Jo Tongue is a sports agent who represents some of the best known sporting and broadcasting talent in the UK, including England footballer Leah Williamson. She is vocal in her push for parity of the profile and pay for women in sport - both on the pitch and in the media. For this reason, Jo earned herself a place on the Woman's Hour Women in Sport Power List earlier this year. She joins Nuala to tell her about her career to date in a male dominated industry. With automation threatening swathes of jobs, there's growing momentum behind the idea of a universal basic income (UBI): an unconditional payment from the state regardless of any other income. For those unable to perform or find paid work, it would provide enough to live on. For those who can work, it would allow an escape from the ‘poverty trap', where the loss of welfare benefits makes low-paid work uneconomic. A think tank called Autonomy is planning to pilot a UBI scheme, giving a flat payment of £1600 a month to participants. Nuala McGovern speaks to Cleo Goodman from Autonomy and also Eir Nolsoe, Senior Economics Reporter at the Daily Telegraph. Investigative journalist Sian Norris believes that anti-abortion movements across the world are not so much rooted in religious belief, but in far right extremism, white male supremacy and fascism. She joins Nuala to explain why she has come to that conclusion, and written a book called Bodies Under Siege – How the far right attack on reproductive rights went global. Presented by Nuala McGovern Produced by Lucy Wai Edited by Sarah Crawley

Ever wondered how business is really done, both for players in the media and on the pitch? Today, we're joined by a football agent and a hugely important figure for women in football, Jo Tongue!From being a leading light at Women in Football, to her work in getting Eni Aluko on Match of the Day as the first ever female pundit, she tells Chloe and Rachel about the challenges and highlights of her 20-year career.Got a question for us? Tweet us @FootballRamble, @GirlsontheBall and @Morgie_89Sign up for our Patreon for exclusive live events, ad-free Rambles, full video episodes and loads more: patreon.com/footballramble.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 34 of Sport Unlocked, the podcast dissecting the week's sports news issues with interviews and insight from Rob Harris, Martyn Ziegler and Tariq Panja. On the agenda on September 17, 2021: Emma Raducanu's US Open title and where it ranks in improbable sporting successes. Martha Kelner tells us what it was like reporting from Flushing Meadows. Martha also joins us from Washington to discuss Simone Biles' harrowing abuse testimony on the sexual abuse suffered by gymnasts & the FBI's failings. In the second half of the pod after 29 minutes, the sports agent Jo Tongue is interviewed on: how Raducanu handles the media spotlight, media relations in light of Naomi Osaka's concerns the new Women in Football #GetOnside Campaign growing TV coverage of the Women's Super League and why she's pleased broadcasters aren't resorting to using influencers. pay disparities in the WSL and how she's secured equal pay for broadcasters missed opportunities by clubs to boost WSL crowds Send any questions to the team on Twitter @SportUnlocked Check out videos from the interviews on Sport Unlocked's YouTube channel, Instagram or Twitter pages Music No Love by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/_no-loveMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/JgXz25Tw5d4

In this episode, Alison is joined by someone who has seen it all and done it all in the media. Jo Tongue was formerly the executive producer of the popular Five Live football phone-in "606" and is now a talent agent, representing women across the industry. Follow Alison on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok @AliBenderTV

This week we bring you a special podcast on the 'Pioneers of the Women's game'! Who was among the first to explore Women's football? Who helped develop the Women's game? And who still vouches for it today?Faye Carruthers is joined by the Lionesses record goalscorer Kelly Smith, and Founder of Tongue Tied management Jo Tongue, to discuss their careers, achievements, struggles and experiences throughout the years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today is Jo Tongue, Football Agent, Director of the Women in Football network and an ardent campaigner for equality in sport and the media. Jo takes us back to the reality of her early days in local radio, her big break at BBC Sport and how shocked she's been representing female footballers. Jo spent 10 years editing 606, BBC 5Live's flagship football phone in show and is now CEO of Tongue Tied Management, a Sports Agency Specialising in Talent Management and Production.  

On this extended bonus podcast, Musa and Ryan reflect on yet another case of racial abuse after Juventus striker, Moise Kean, was targeted against Cagliari. Then they focus on the good things from this week, with Sid Lowe joining to discuss the brilliant game between Villarreal and Barcelona. Women In Football Director, Jo Tongue, was at the opening game at Spurs' new stadium and joins to discuss how it felt going home. There's also chat about some key games from mid week, the upcoming Klassiker and more.Follow us on Twitter:@rabonamag@mjdasilva@okwonga@badgoalryryMusic: Dabrye - 'Bloop'. Used with permission from Dabrye and Ghostly International.Available to buy at dabrye.bandcamp.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this month’s edition of the Sound Women podcast Chelsea TV and BBC 5 Live presenter Gigi Salmon introduces ‘Be A Good Sport’ with some of the leading female figures in sports broadcasting. We hear from the first female commentator on ‘Match of the Day’ as Jacqui Oatley MBE explains that it’s never too late to follow your dream career. We also pinned down BBC World Service’s Caroline Barker in-between her world travels with sports stories from Rio, Kenya, the United States and even from Essex. Finally, Nicki Bannerman catches up with producer and talent agent , Jo Tongue, who gives the inside scoop on life behind the scenes of sport broadcasting. This episode was produced by Nicki Bannerman and edited by sports Producer Abi Paterson. A huge thanks to hosts Chelsea TV, ITV and Tongue Tied Management for helping support Sound Women with their amazing facilities. Find out more about Sound Women at www.soundwomen.co.uk and join the conversation on twitter @soundwomen. @NickiHBC @AbiPaterson @JacquiOatley @carolinebarker @tonguetweets

Jo Tongue & Jamie King spoke to Adam Jeffries and gave him their top sport coverage tips.

We're at the halfway point in the season as Kait Borsay and Lynsey Hooper bring you episode 20 of The Offside Rule (We Get It!). To celebrate this milestone we're joined by a special guest, exec producer and football agent Jo Tongue, who gives us the gossip on what it's like to be a football agent; is it all really wheeling and dealing, and what's been her funniest moment with a client? In the wake of David Ginola's bid to challenge Sepp Blatter for the FIFA presidency this May, we play president and decide what we'd do if we were in charge of the football governing body - from boots to bad officiating, we'd sort it out! We also look at which football fans have the right to be disgruntled at the moment - our choices may just surprise you... There's loads of great content to discover at www.offsiderulepodcast.com - you can pop over to Twitter @OffsideRulePod and Like our Facebook page. Out every Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Making radio from an unfamiliar surrounding can be quite daunting; Jo Tongue and Richard Earle both gave a talk on Outside Broadcasts. We managed to catch up with Richard Earle who gave us some insight into what he has done for the BBC and also gave us some top tips in the art of Outside Broadcasting!

This week Gabriele Marcotti is joined by Matt Hughes, Rory Smith and Jo Tongue, the BBC 606 editor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Simon Smith is joined by three experts in live TV and radio. Jo Tongue, executive producer of football phone-in 606 on Radio 5 live, Gareth Collett, deputy editor of The One Show and Lambing Live series producer Sarah Gibbs discuss what makes a great live broadcast and how to avoid the pitfalls.