Podcasts about ladies who league

It's all about Mary today! Mary Konstantopoulos is a passionate advocate for women in sport. Ten years ago she founded sport media company Ladies Who League, and since then she has broadened the conversation with Ladies Who Leap, Ladies Who Legspin, Ladies Who Lineout and Ladies Who W-League. She's also a lawyer and sits on the board of Hockey Australia. Mary opens up about dealing with the pressures of social media, finding the courage to tackle the difficult issues, and levelling the playing field to elevate more women to board level. Find out more about Mary and Ladies Who here: https://ladieswho.com.au/league/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we welcome the wonderful Mary Konstantopolous from Ladies Who League as our special guest and she provides a fresh viewpoint and a stable moral compass for our hosts to joust with. They discuss the Dragon's signing of Flanno - “cultural challenge or redemption story?”, the decline of the Chooks, NRLW, Gutho's haircuts, Origin selection drama, League in Vegas, Eels - soft toy or not?, Freddie or Freddy?, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Zoot, Blackfeather, ELO, Platelet Rich Plasma, Brendan Cowell, Todd Carney The Mentor and Much, MUCH MORE!!!! Thanks for listening! XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we welcome the wonderful Mary Konstantopolous from Ladies Who League as our special guest and she provides a fresh viewpoint and a stable moral compass for our hosts to joust with. They discuss the Dragon's signing of Flanno - “cultural challenge or redemption story?”, the decline of the Chooks, NRLW, Gutho's haircuts, Origin selection drama, League in Vegas, Eels - soft toy or not?, Freddie or Freddy?, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Zoot, Blackfeather, ELO, Platelet Rich Plasma, Brendan Cowell, Todd Carney The Mentor and Much, MUCH MORE!!!! Thanks for listening! XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary K from Ladies Who League joined us to discuss the postponement of the NRLW and how she thinks her Eels will go in the Finals.

In this edition of LawPod, Lee is joined by the owner of the Ladies Who League media empire, Mary Konstantopoulos!   They discuss the importance of recognising and supporting women across all sporting domains, and the steps that need to be taken in order to do so.    Take a listen!

What makes Eels fans the way they are? Superstitious, never thinking their team are home in a big game and still somewhat optimistic? The 1998 preliminary final against Canterbury could be the answer. Up 18-2 in the 70th minute and they lose the game. I am joined by Mary from Ladies Who League to discuss what was her first Eels heartbreak and we posit what it would be like to be an Eels fan if they hadn't lost this game. Everyone who wins gets a Paul Cariage Award which would likely not mean the same thing in our HyperTheticRL universe.

Our women's rugby league calls have been extremely popular so far in 2021, and we can't resist popular demand, so Splinters this week is our highlights of the past weekend's fixture, featuring a super special guest from one of the great podcasts, Ladies Who League.So kick back and enjoy what was a top game of football with a sensational call team!

It is a brave new world for Sixties and Forty20 as they bring you this episode of The Tip Sheet on location at the home of the Eels - right from the green on Eels' Lane! Just a precautionary word, brave new worlds come with plenty of gremlins in the system, so please excuse us for some issues with reverb this week. This week features a packed ticket as the boys open up the show with a lengthy chat to Joey Grima as the club insider breaks down the triple homestand against the Steelers on the weekend. With a win in the Matts, a loss in the Tarsha Gale and a draw in the SG Ball there is plenty to discuss as Joey brings his footy acumen and nous to the table. The fellas blitz through the results from the weekend before they are joined by another special guest in Mary Konstantopoulos. The founder of Ladies Who League and a dyed-in-the-wool Parra supporter drops by to chat with the boys. They talk about the rise and rise of LWL and just how reaching Mary's impact has been across women's sport. Mary's interest in barracking for the underdog players is revealed and the trio discuss where that all stemmed from before they finish the discussion by assessing Parra's prospects in 2021. The show closes with various pieces of housekeeping, from a rumoured Mitchell Moses extension to an actual upgrade and extension to young centre Will Penisini. The Leagues Club elections are still running so be sure to vote before 5PM on March 10th and lastly - check out the new documentary by Adam Hawse and the NRL that just dropped on the Eels' 1986 triumph!

This week, the Boom Rookies boys are joined by a returning guest, Mary Konstantopoulos from Ladies Who League subs in for Bungard as we dive into Rugby League news and some talking points.Talking points includeWhat to do with the Toronto Wolfpack?What makes a good head coach? Or a bad one?What's up with Blake Green to the Knights?GI for Origin?The Coaching CarouselTune in as we once again discuss news, spew takes, indulge ourselves and venture cruelly away from being a Raiders podcast temporarily.Support us on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/nrlboomrookies See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mary K from Ladies Who League joins Chris Kennedy and Kenny Scott to break down all the round eight action including the Storm v Roosters belter, a huge Eels win and a spiteful Panthers win featuring some rare emotion from coach Ivan Cleary.

This week on Chasing Kangaroos - An International Rugby League Podcast: Episode 53 - Still Simply the Best. Once a year we break our number 1 rule with an episode dedicated to the NRL season. Mary K from Ladies Who League joins Carbs and Big T in the studio to answer your questions about the upcoming season We are brought to you by Mascord Brownz. Listen in for your exclusive mascordbrownz.com and mascordbrownz.com.au discount code. Chasing Kangaroos is mixed and recorded by Paul Murchison. Please leave a review if you enjoy the show.

Mary Konstantopoulos may be a lawyer by day, but she has made it her mission to support, grow and enable women in sports across Australia. Having launched Ladies who League, Mary now runs more passion projects that have become far more than just a passion, including Ladies who Legspin, Ladies Who Lineout and Ladies who Leap! In this episode, Mary chats to us about how women's sport has changed in Australia, what needs to be done for it to grow further and how she is doing her [BIG] part in making all of this happen!

One of the main themes that run through many of my conversations on Sparta Chicks Radio is around the concept that “you can’t be what you can’t see”. This week’s guest is on a mission to change what you can see - and by extension, be. Mary Konstantopoulos is a lawyer who, in her “spare time”, is the force behind the “Ladies Who” media company - or dare I say growing empire - that advocates for, and shares stories of, women in sport here in Australia. She hosts two podcasts on the ABC Grandstand radio network; Ladies Who League  (about rugby league) and Ladies Who Legspin (about cricket). Mary’s passion for sport developed as a result of her desire to spend more time with her Dad who was (and remains) a passionate Parramatta Eels supporter in the National Rugby League (NRL) competition. Yet she describes in this conversation a sense of shame she sometimes feels because it never occurred to her to ask if women also played the sport. In this conversation, we discuss: - how her life has revolved around sport since she was a young child growing up with her two brothers, - why she was motivated to throw herself into all sports as a kid (despite not being very good at any of them), - what prompted her to launch the ‘Ladies Who League’ blog (which at the time was about the men’s competition), - the evolution of the ‘Ladies Who’ media company, - her experience with the Imposter Complex, - why it’s important to give yourself credit for your hard work and success, rather than attributing it to luck, and - how she deals with online trolling and public criticism. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here  Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks Follow Mary on Instagram: instagram.com/ladieswholegspin_

The last episode of season 2018 is here, and for the first time in a long time we're a whole Mitch short! In his stead we're joined by Mary K from Ladies Who League to discuss the inaugural NRLW Grand Final and this year's Reserve Grade Super Bowl, as well as reviewing The Biggest Dance Of All: the NRL Grand Final. We'll also touch on the Koori Knockout, a bit of news, and answer your questions as always. Apologies for the audio this week - a cable got lost in the move so it's not the best quality, but did what we could to put out as good a show as usual. Once again, a big thank you to everyone who's supported us through the year: you're the main reason we do the show, and we look forward to sharing a couple of hours a week with you again next season! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kickin' it with the fans. Lyn Gannon, Arabella Zuchetto, Tarla Lambert and Brittany Brealey.

A message from the Ladies Who gang.

This week were joined by writer Julie Koh ahead of Boundless: A festival of diverse writers happening on October 28 at Bankstown Arts Centre. We also took a look at #MeToo - does it ask too much of survivors? Plus, we spoke about the French equivalent Rat Out Your Pig and activist Tarana Burke who began the Me Too crusade 10 years ago specifically for women of colour. Thoughts That Count: Who's responsibility for closing the gender wage gap in Australian sport? We heard from Ladies Who League founder Mary Konstantopoulos, sports journalist Kieran Wagstaff and our listeners on the topic.

Josh Reynolds will you accept this rose?Grand Final Finale of Ladies Who League.

Mary K does it all! No only is she the brains behind the Ladies Who empire, including Ladies Who League, Ladies Who Legspin, Ladies Who Lineout and Ladies Who Leap, she also manages to find time to put together podcasts, work with numerous foundations, and write for a few publications. Oh, and she’s a lawyer!With her 100th episode of Ladies Who League coming up, Mary sat down with Joel to talk about all things sport!She also spoke openly about domestic violence in sport, it’s not to be missed.

Rugby 7s take over Ladies Who League. After a devastating Origin loss, Mary tries her best to avoid league.

This week, Souths lost again and no Bungard again. Who saw this coming!? Anyway, Mary from Ladies Who League is back as we talk round 14 of the NRL season, sprinkled with a bit of news, Origin (preview coming next week) and answer all your questions.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Misogyny marred on-field play and banners in a round ironically featuring Mother's Day. Haylea Cooney and Ladies Who League help The Outer Sanctum unpack sexism in footy.

Misogyny marred on-field play and banners in a round ironically featuring Mother's Day.Haylea Cooney and Ladies Who League help The Outer Sanctum unpack sexism in footy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Ladies Who League, the NRL continues to dominate the conversation... especially a shocking performance by the Parramatta Eels. Tara Rushton from Fox Sports joins us to chat A-League and NSW Touch player Dani Davis shares her love for the family-friendly football code.

Ladies Who League is back for a special Pacific episode featuring female journalists and women's sport from around the region. Guest host Joanna Lester in Papua New Guinea is joined by Lorraine Genia from EMTV in PNG, Sophie Yaruso from TVWAN in PNG, Anasiu Falekaono from Tonga Broadcasting, Iutita Anitelea from TV1 in Samoa and Seamus Marten, CEO of the Local Organising Committee of the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in Papua New Guinea which kicks off in November.

Ladies Who League talks to Australian Olympic gymnast Larrissa Miller about her Rio Olympics campaign. 

This week on Ladies Who League it's an Olympic special as Mary K is joined by Nicole Jeffrey and Kate Allman. We cover State of Origin 2, the Road to Rio and introduce you to Carmen Marton who will be competing in her 3rd Olympic Games for Taekwondo.

Ladies Who League caught up with Australian Jillaroos Fullback Sammy Bremner to talk about this Friday nights Double-Header in Newcastle Vs the Kiwi's.

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