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Komikern Hanna Lublin kommer förbi och förklarar ALLT om OS samt uppfinner nya sporter som borde vara olympiska grenar! Sen hjälper Ayan lyssnarna med deras relationsproblem och kommer med EXPERTRÅD! Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Assaad Daoudi och Ayan Jamal

August föraktar spoken word. Finn har nördat ner sig i gamla OS-sporter.

Of je kind nu gewoon sport of aan topsport doet, op alle niveaus kunnen ze last hebben van faalangst. In deze aflevering leg ik je uit hoe ik met kinderen werk en leer je hoe je jouw kind ook beter kunt begeleiden. Zoek je hulp voor jouw sportende kind? Neem dan even contact met me op.Sinds 2014 ontvang ik ouders en kinderen vanuit het hele land, voor ondersteuning bij mentale problemen en schoolse zaken. Met name faalangst zorgt bij pubers voor veel gedoe op het vlak van school, sport en sociale activiteiten. Problemen met motivatie, concentratie en uitstelgedrag hebben vaak ook hiermee te maken. Kijk voor meer informatie op www.dietzcoaching.nl. Wil je sparren over je eigen situatie? Plan dan een gratis kennismakingsgesprek in via mijn site. Of mail me via: mariette@dietzcoaching.nl!

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Pernille, Adam og Gaute trer inn i studio for å kåre de 3 beste sportene å se på tv under sommerens OL i Paris. Bueskyting eller fotball, stuping eller 100 meter? Janina fra BSI landhockey mener kanskje nettopp landhockey. Lytt og lær! I studio: Pernille Gjertsen, Adam Oscas Schou Andersen og Gaute Laeskogen Produsent: Marte Seeberg Ansvarlig redaktør: Sofie Larsen Nesdal

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Hoe is het om één van de beste gamers te zijn in Starcraft II? Dat weet Kevin 'Harstem' de Koning. Hij praat erover met Joe van Burik, Daniël Mol en Sam van Zuilen. Kevins leven bestaat uit die game op topniveau spelen als e-sporter, er video's over maken én commentaar geven bij wedstrijden. Hoe het is om (betaald) elke dag je leven zó bezig te zijn met deze game, vragen we hem als onze gast in deze aflevering. Wat speelt er? Dragon's Dogma 2 Helldivers 2 Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor Retro-rubriek Dishonored, voor het eerst uitgebracht op Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 en Windows pc in 2012, met BNR-collega Maxim van Mil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I dagens episode preiker vi litt om fyllekaoset i Holmenkollen, ikke minst Casper Ruud til kvartfinale i ATP 1000-turneringen og vi drar frem noen absurde sporter i vår splitter nye spalte "Ganske gærnt"! I studio: Gaute Laeskogen, Pernille Gjertsen og Magnus Numme Produsent: Mathias Mæland

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In der neuesten Folge von "Beautys & Beasts", Folge 235, erleben wir eine ganz besondere interne Episode mit den charismatischen Hosts Johanna Dürr und Lukas Schmir. In dieser Ausgabe geht es um ein Thema, das uns alle betrifft: Krankheit und wie wir damit im Alltag und im Sport umgehen. Die Diskussion dreht sich um den Umgang mit Krankheiten, insbesondere Erkältungen, und wie man am besten wieder in das Training einsteigt. Johanna und Lukas sprechen aus eigener Erfahrung und teilen wertvolle Tipps, wie man auf seinen Körper hört und ihm die nötige Zeit zur Genesung gibt. Sie betonen die Wichtigkeit, auf die Signale des Körpers zu achten und nicht voreilig in den Trainingsalltag zurückzukehren. Die Episode ist nicht nur informativ, sondern auch sehr inspirierend. Sie vermittelt die Botschaft, dass Gesundheit und Selbstfürsorge an erster Stelle stehen sollten. Beide Hosts teilen ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen mit Krankheit und Genesung und wie sie es geschafft haben, wieder zurückzufinden. Ihr findet den neuen Online-Shop HIER: https://beautysandbeasts-shop.com/ Hier geht es zu meinem Online Coaching: https://joiiibyjohanniii.de/ Ihr findet Lukas im Internet hier: IG @lukaschmir Ihr findet mich auf Social Media hier: IG @Johanniii_ Alle Infos zum Podcast findet Ihr hier: IG @Beauties&Beasts Auf eure Rückmeldung und euer Feedback freue ich mich bereits heute. Viel Spaß beim Hören wünscht euch Johanna Dürr #BeautysAndBeasts #Gesundheit #Training #Genesung #Krankheit #FitnessPodcast #Sportmotivation #BodyMindSoul #Selbstfürsorge #Gesundheitsbewusstsein #Körperbewusstsein #Erholung #WorkoutPause #MentalHealth #FitnessJourney #SportRoutine #GesundLeben #Fitbleiben #Trainingstipps #Trainingspause #Fitnesstraining #Sportpsychologie #SportLeidenschaft #Motivation #GesundheitsTipps #FitnessMindset #FitnessGoals #Wellness #HealthyLiving #Ernährungstipps #SportCommunity #GymLife #FitnessTalk #TrainingDay #Sportbegeisterte #Krafttraining #Ausdauertraining #Gesundheitspodcast #Körperpflege #FitnessInspiration #Trainingsplan #WorkoutMotivation #Gesundheitsmanagement #Fitnesslifestyle #ActiveLife #

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After a month away to reassess and regroup. WE. ARE. BACK!!!!! Our host Karleigh Webb is rested and ready for TDoV was special report to tell some stories from voices in sports you may not have heard of Julie Ann Curtiss -- When England's Rugby Football Union banned transgender women for playing at all levels of the sport, Curtiss decided to fight for her right play. She is suing the RFU and she was beamed up to talk about why she getting in the scrum and why she loves to play. Lex Horowitz -- A a varsity squash player at NCAA Division III Bowdoin College, Horowitz was one of 34 out transgender collegiate athletes. Their experiences being non-binary in a sporting landscape that is all-too binary are the catalyst for they are doing as an inclusion consultant who is actively working to make spaces in sports safer, inclusive and has their eye on the games of the tomorrow. Charlotte McEachern -- Wrestling is who she is and it has her studying hard on the art of the grapple at the iconic Monster Factory. Legendary heroes and heels have made their beginnings there, and the finishing school is the subject of a new Apple TV documentary series. McEachern, a trans woman in the squared circle, talks about being a part of the film, a part of the school, her budding career path, and she even gave us one of those cool pre-match intros! Arthur Webber -- On TDoV, TRUK United FC ("The Official Association Football Side of the Trans Sporter Room") will continuing making history. In 2022, TRUK United fielding the first-ever all-transfeminine eleven in the history of FA and UEFA competition against Fifth Division Dulwich Hamlet FC. This week, TRUK United will again field an all-trans woman side, and in a doubleheader event, they will field a first-ever all-transmasculine side to battle with a team of Dulwich Hamlet supporters. Webber, a young trans man who lives and breathes the pitch, will wear the captain's armband and lead the lads into the fray. His story is a comeback story. Last year, after giving up sport in frustration while finding his truth, he return to play after 11 years away. Also This Week Tears In Nashville Florida to legislate bathrooms. Yes, they really are. The World Athletics ban Protest And Deny: Posie Parker "The Nature Girl" Karleigh Webb? Oh by the way, IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK!

It's our last ride alongside Vox Media. Thanks for all the fish. After this week. The Trans Sporter Room is taking a 4-week hiatus to transition into some new digs, but we'll end the "Vox Era" with a standout trio that gets all "A"s. This week our host, Karleigh Webb, sits down with Advocacy -- Ash Hall -- Ash is one of a young gritty generation who are taking the torch of late Texas trans titan Monica Roberts. They beam up to talk about to ugly fight there, but also about how they keep hope amid the Greg Abbott onslaught. Advance -- D.F. Pendry -- Like our host, D.F. is a sports journalist, and they also like out D.F. sports was a way through and way forward, and the Glaive Sports correspondent gives us the ins and out of Premier Hockey Federation playoff chase, and a look into the recent NHL retrenchment regarding pride nights in the league. Art and Allyship -- Barry Deutsch -- The political cartoonist/comics author-illustrator whose credits include the excellent Hereville, and Superbutch series is a favorite of Karleigh's who has cited his work on cartoons on LGBTQ rights, including using one his best strips as part of an Outsports Awards piece in 2021. In this interview we delve into how an ally uses what they have to help move things forward Also This Week Florida legislation goes from bad to worse Leigh Finke: Freshman Phenom Truk United's Historic Doubleheader Karleigh's Last Call Calls Out A Lie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Two things we like in our sports at the Trans Sporter Room are beauty and speed, and in a perfect world our host Karleigh Webb always seeks BOTH! BEAUTY: Ed Fox and Phoebe Martin of the Union Omaha FC "Proud Owls" Last year Fox and Martin started the Proud Owls, the LGBTQ supporters group for the USL League One Union Omaha FC. They started the supporters' group to provide a safe space for LGBTQ and Ally fans of the 2021 USL League One champions. Last Week, as their state began hearings on anti-trans discrimination and protest were called, they went to the state capital to show support. They were their to give support and be there. To them it was an evolution of what they started their group. SPEED: Zach Herrin and Kevin Jennings Zach Herrin has been in pro motorsports since he was a 16-year-old on the pro motorcycling circuit, and had potential, but finding his truth as a gay man and his chosen profession was since as a bridge too far. Herrin left the racing saddle to attend to himself. Along the way, the only answers he could have? Yes, you are gay and yes, you are a racer! Herrin began his road back. Leading up to an opportunity to drive in an ARCA Menards Series car at Daytona this week thanks former driver and current ARCA Series team owner Andy Hillenburg For a sponsor Herrin turned to a group who doesn't like to lose. When it comes to fighting for LGBTQ rights, Lambda Legal bats close to a 1.000. Together, driver and sponsor face one of the greatest challenges in sports: 200 miles on the high banks at 200 miles-per-hour at Daytona! Also This Week: The latest on a homicide that shook trans communities worldwide Razorback rudeness Karleigh's Last Call: Eulogy for a mentor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Super Bowl LVII. Kansas City Chiefs. Philadelphia Eagles. Two young star quarterbacks. Mahomes, the playmaker. Hurts, hardscrabble battler. A track meet offense against an old school NFC East defense. A old coach chasing legend. A young coach making a mark. We bring back the Gridiron Girls to break it down. TSR NFL Analyst Shauna Adkison, TSR College Football Analyst Chelsea Poe, and our host Karleigh Webb give you the lowdown on Super Sunday. From the game, to the halftime, to the commercials, to the grub we got you! Also This Week Congrats Kim Petras! Legislative Battleground: Virginia Anatomy of an anti-trans lie Karleigh's Last Call: How not to talk to an affirming parent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Solidarity is about people, not principles. You can have the greatest principles in the world, but if you don't use them to help anybody they are completely worthless." As a baseball writer Sheryl Weikal has always put her pen in line with her principles. She not only spoke stats, but also spoke out on issues that matter and didn't shy away from social critique at the intersections of sport and society. She cut so close to the quick at times that one team said she wasn't welcome to attend a game at their park. Weikal approaches what she sees as her life's work with the same passion. She a Chicago-based lawyer who specializes in being advocate for those who otherwise wouldn't have one. Her practice centered on consumer protection. Some speak of being "for the little guy". This tough trans woman does so. This week our Karleigh Webb beamed up this battler, and talked about the ol' ball game, the pitch-and-catch of legal system, living in trans joy through solidarity and connection, and how her spouse, automotive writer Mercedes Streeter, could be a serious rival to Starfleet's greatest engineers. Also This Week: Where the Trans Sporter Room goes next Nothing quiet on the legislative front The backlash tide on sports and pride Karleigh Last Call: It's was 35 years ago today when Doug Williams came to slay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Blake Bonkowski and Kino love Gymnastics. They go to meets. They watch the sport. They can spot a good Yurchenko and tell you why it's good. They start Half In, Half Out Podcast as a homage to a sport they love. It's become a hot spot for LGBTQ figures in the sport to talk about floor, beams, vaults and finding their place in a demanding sport looking to move forward. Karleigh Webb sat down with them both for a lively discussion on their podcasts, themselves, and looking at an eventful college season thus far, how you build a newbie Trekker and yacht rock floor exercise. Also This Week: Legislative "Show-Me" Showdown In Missouri World Athletics: The Next Domino? Karleigh's Last Call: Pride Nights Matter..and I'm GLAAD They Do! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Messiah är exalterad över en skilsmässa, John erkänner att han aldrig har tittat på en vintersportsändning och Klara är rejält avis på Babben.

In 2021, a rising junior collegiate swimmer made a decision: Team ahead of self for a chance to complete a collective goal For Yale University sprint specialist Iszac Henig, it means going fast alongside his mates on Yale's women's swim team. With the goal of bringing an Ivy League women's team title back to New Haven for the first time since 2017. It also meant putting a critical piece of his transition on hold. 2021-2022 was as successful in the pool for Henig as it was controversial for the sport. Among those he would swim against last season was certain senior at Penn named Lia Thomas. Yes. That Lia Thomas. Through the headline clickbait, Henig swam fast and had fun, even through a difficult season of having to leave a piece of himself on hold. He ended the year with his first individual Ivy League title and became one of only three transgender student-athletes in NCAA to earn Division I conference title, and only one of three to earn All-American honors. After last season, Henig made the next choice. His senior season, would fully be his. He became part of the men's team at Yale. Karleigh Webb sits down with Henig, and takes glimpse at how this story has come full circle and the future holds for a self-described "cool dude who likes swim fast and have fun". Also This Week Anti-Trans Bills: How low can they go? Starmer's Stammer The First Shout Outs of 2023 Karleigh's Last Call: What would MLK say about our world today? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After two weeks of looking back, we launch forward into a new year at the Trans Sporter Room. Boxing -- The World Boxing Council is talking about "inclusion", but a trans pioneer in the sweet science is sour on the plan. Bulldogs -- The big dogs from the SEC ate hearty in college football's National Championship and Karleigh Webb brings the Gridiron Girls, Shauna Adkison and Chelsea Poe in for a post mortem on Georgia's 65-7 win over TCU, and what to come for Week Zero 2023. The Road To The Bowl -- 32 NFL teams are paired down to 14 with the playoffs opening this week, and our trio looks at the Super Wild Card Weekend as the fight for Super Bowl LVII begins Balance Beams -- Karleigh's Last Call this week looks at how will and welcome yields growth for a sport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As we head into 2023, we take a fun dive back into 2022. It was Karleigh Webb's first full year as host-producer-editor-reporter-whatever additional titles we can create of this podcast and it was a lot of work that was a lot of fun. This podcast celebrates a grand year but building the best team in sports: The All-Karleigh Team. Thanks to all our supporters in '22, and we look forward to boldly go again in '23! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Each year has a sport story or stories that define that year. In 2022, the discussion and debate over inclusion took a larger stage, mainly because of a college swimmer in the Ivy League. It's been 9 months since Lia Thomas, then at the University of Pennsylvania, won an NCAA championship, but her name still causes reactions whenever the issue of trans people in sport is discussed. In this special year-end edition of the Trans Sporter Room, we look back at the timeline, the tales and how the twists and turns have affected the larger issues in sport and our society. Lia Thomas taking a starting block as a collegian changed more in sports that we could imagine. How much change? We have yet to see, but the reactions to this point have been seismic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2022 was a rough, eventful, victorious, joyful, frustrating, upsetting, and beautiful just the same. This week, our Holiday Special Edition looks at three things we considered to be the "big gifts" under our special tree and great guests, reports and features this year, in addition to many others who made this year a joy. Under the tree: "Trans Women In Cars Getting Coffee" -- It began as our host Karleigh Webb being interviewed for a documentary, it ended up being a cool conversation with MMA's Alana McLaughlin. "Inviting In: The Rest of the Story" -- It was a major piece of our host's year. A homegoing, a homecoming, and a lot of love. But it wasn't done alone. Karleigh bring back noted activist Kamora Herrington on being on the wing of a special mission-within-a-mission "Amy Schneider: Winning" -- As she was owning Jeopardy as a contestant and in its vaulted Tournament of Champions. Amy Schneider became a pop culture sleeper hit. Karleigh goes one-on-one with one of the personalities of the year on what she did, how she lifted us up, and what she's going to do next. Also this week: The Stocking Stuffers of TSR 2022 Griner's getting back in the game! Karleigh's Last Call: Apologies are due Thank you, Trans Sporter Room Nation! Thank you for listening, checking out our additional content and for the growing support. There's more to come in 2022! Happy Holidays! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There was a lot going on! Brittney Griner was released and had a warm homecoming. Professional Disc Golf made a major rule change because a transgender woman won on the tour (sound familiar?) Karleigh Webb was on special assignment watching inclusion lead the peloton at U.S. Cyclocross Nationals and the last call sends some special vibes on big week for one our favorite member of Trans Sporter Room Nation. Karleigh Headline News: You give us 37 minutes, we'll give you the world! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

To some, pageants seem to be out of place with the tone and taste of changing times. Anachronisms. Archaic. Maybe backward. Certainly binary. To Miss America Connecticut hopeful Leah Juliett, taking her shot at a shimmery tiara represents a big leap forward. Imagine having "Miss" in the title, but your pronouns are they/them. To Miss America New Hampshire contender Brían Nguyen, it's a chance to show that regal, and royal need not be relegated to a narrow definition, and trans can be a part of the definition. This week Karleigh Webb sits down with two pioneers seeking the place in a special tradition, and moving it into into a diverse new age. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Whew! What a weekend! A stunner in Columbus, a slate of championship games ahead. The last month of the NFL season. Football is in the frenzy, so we beamed up our expert analyst team Chelsea Poe -- When she's not making sizzling films, she getting fired up about college football. She's also quite happy. Her Michigan Maize and Blue just may have a date with destiny. Shauna Adkison -- Our NFL analyst has her eyes on the Super Bowl LXVII, and who may make it there, even if it isn't the time for her Browns yet. Karleigh Webb -- The host has had a rough football season. How bad was it? If it wasn't for her CFL team, it would be really dismal. I'm just sayin' Also this week: Team USA moves to the knockout round Marriage Equality moves to the House Emily Bridges: Hero on hot wheels Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TRAGEDY -- Club Q. Colorado Springs, Colorado 11:53pm MST Saturday November 19, 2022. Hate and heroism. CONTROVERSY -- FIFA World Cup 2022. Qatar. Rainbows met resistance as soccer's world championship continues RESILIENCY -- Karleigh Webb sits down with noted policy researcher, media analyst and influencer Erin Reed (aka "Erin In The Morning) to look at the legislative outlook for trans rights, how the media has covered the issues including this weekend's shooting in Colorado, and her formidable work in the community. VICTORY -- You could say she was the "sleeper hit" of 2022. Karleigh's last call looks at how a trivia whiz won a lot of heart and was someone we were thankful for. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In December 2018, Patricio Manuel stepped into a boxing ring at a California casino for his first professional fight. He won in a decision. He also made a piece of sports history. The former amateur champion and Olympic Trials hopeful became the first transgender man to card a professional boxing win. The win was the end of a long road back to the ring, two years after he stepped away from something he loves to heal someone he loves -- himself. Throughout 2022, we've been fortunate to beam up trans titans in sport, and this week Karleigh Webb sits down with another one, and Manuel says he's far from done. He hasn't stopped training. He hasn't stopped preparing for next chance. He talks about the elation, the frustration, the pride, the hope, and about a special pair of gloves that carried him from dream to dream, and how those gloves will be a part of a special volume of a tome of transgender history. Also this week: I'm an anti-trans bill, yes I'm an anti-trans bill. Team USA to rock rainbow in Qatar 2022 U.S. Trans Survey: If you haven't taken it, YOU SHOULD! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

During a hearing at the emergence of the national anti-trans legislation tsunami in 2021. A transgender woman in Montana stepped to a microphone at a hearing and told a story of person who loved a sport, grew to love themselves, and wanted that path open to another young person who was like themselves. The forces for exclusion had her angered and determined. That young woman decided to just raise her voice, but also to stand on the ballot. On the Trans Sporter Room in August 2021, Zooey Zephyr said she'd make a run for the state legislature in Montana. On Election Night 2022, she became Montana's first-ever openly trans lawmaker in a landslide, and she beamed up to tell Karleigh Webb all about it. Her victory was one of three in for openly trans people in races for a place in state legislatures in the country on what was a razor-thin vote nationwide. Also this week: Election 2022: The Big Picture Qatar and The Critics: Where both get it wrong Karleigh's Last Call: A thought while voting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It began as a play in an early season high school volleyball match in the small town of Highlands, North Carolina. A skilled girl for Highlands got a perfect set, laid down a hard spike, and the opposing player wasn't ready to handle it. The ball hit the girl in the face causing an injury the forced her to leave the match. Something that happens in the sport. A few weeks later, a school board meets on what happened in the game, and it lead to a decision for all the county high school to forfeit against Highlands. The official reason was "safety concerns". But underneath there was hearsay about the player who dropped that scoring hit. A noted right-wing bias website blared out that the student-athlete was a transgender girl, even though her identity was never revealed publicly. Once again, trans sport panic would strike. This time the in a small town in western North Carolina. Or would it? A journalist named Brittney Lofthouse, founder of a small local news blog, didn't take the school board or the clickbait sites at face value. She asked questions and dug in amid the hysteria of certain media which have never hid anti-trans sentiment. Her prime question was the school board kept the kids' identity out of this, why are you reporting hearsay? Karleigh Webb sat down with Lofthouse to look at what is actually known, what was speculation and how this could affect how recent stories have been covered, and how future stories like this may be. Also This Week: Affirming care at high risk in Florida One less homophobe/transphobe as a head of state Karleigh's Last Call: The Value Of Free Speech Disc Golf to ban trans women for competing? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Last week, Karleigh Webb was asked to come to down to a studio in New York City for an interview for a documentary project. She ended up meeting MMA fighter Alana McLaughlin, and from there we boldly go where this podcast hasn't gone before. Trans Women In Cars Getting Coffee! September 10, 2021 was the day where a fighter headed into the cage with a defiant look, and a trans flag...and ended up the winner. We caught up with McLaughlin in the middle of building a documentary on that debut fight to talk about where she's been, where she's looking good, and her take on a year where transgender Americans have been a news item and a political issue. Also This Week Brittney Griner Update Elections 2022: What the candidates say about trans rights Karleigh's Last Call: The kids are alright, and their grandparent are too! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rio Pearlstein is a 17-year-old golfer at Milton Academy in Massachusetts and has been a rising star in youth golf since he was 11. Two years ago, he was his region's player of the year. That was the same year he came out as a trans boy while pushing through being at the top of his game, and continuing to press toward a goals of playing golf in college which has been his dream. It is a dream that has him willing to put his other life goal on hold for in a sense. He is delaying the next stage of transition to reach that summit, with all the difficulties therein. Karleigh Webb sat down with this young talent to look at navigating sport as a trans boy playing a girls team, navigating being trans in a sporting structure that is cis-centered, and finding the love of the game and competition through it all. Also This Week The Comedy News Anchors Strike Back What's The Matter With Michigan? Still Talking About Trans People, Without Talking To Trans People The Latest Anti-Trans Boycott Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"You have to be out in the world to let people know that you are in the world." One of the mentors of our host Karleigh Webb told her that at the start of her own journey. Last week, a young television reporter in Des Moines, Iowa acted on that axiom boldly. Nora J.S. Reichardt, a bright-eyed 24-year-old working up through the ranks at WOI-TV not just covered the news, last week she was the news. Reichardt stepped into her truth as a transgender woman and shared the story with most of the nation's 72nd-largest television market. Her step forward made national and global news...and she sat down with Karleigh, a former local reporter-anchor herself, to talk about coming out, inviting in, trans joy, local television news...and being a fan of your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman! ALSO THIS WEEK Coach Ingram meets Dr. Phil A Spidey Smackdown? Karleigh's Coming Out Journey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

So one of America's favorite docs, Dr. Phil, wants to talk about trans inclusion in sports and brought in some voices who are decidedly antagonistic to the discussion. Thankfully, he also called in Pioneer award-winning college basketball Layne Ingram to the fray. With his national television appearance coming up, we beamed up the head women's basketball coach at Lansing Community College (MI), and host of The Reconstructed Man podcast to talk about the debut and the continuation discussions about trans inclusion in sport especially for young people as the issue move forward in recent judicial action and how its making an impact as the 2022 campaign season speeds to Election Day. And coach is gonna brag about his Michigan Wolverines as well.

Among the hundreds who have told their coming out stories through the power of sports in Outsports was a collegiate Ultimate Frisbee player in 2017 named Jenna Weiner. At the time when a trans woman was making her first step toward her truth and her game, she sought to open the door for other like her to follow, by asking the tough questions of USA Ultimate and then bringing forth suggestions and solutions. Many of her solutions are a major part of her sport's policies now and she and her sport aren't done innovating. This week, Karleigh Webb sits down with Weiner and looks at how its the so-called "fringe" sports that are fast becoming sport equity's "in crowd". Also This Week: Natalie Ryan battles in a wild final round of one of disc golf's elite events Campaign 2022 Update: Gaines on the plains became a pain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This Week we have Aces, Races, Spaces, and a Deep Dive on some different ideas about inclusion. ACES -- How 'bout WNBA Los Vegas Aces. A young team in the image of a go-getter head coach, and why they may be the team to beat for a while. RACES -- We are heading into the fall running season and that means some major races ahead, and two more of the premier marathons have decided to move into the future by offering non-binary divisions for 2023 SPACES -- The state of Virginia is the latest to join the line trying to restrict and prohibit transgender school students from certain spaces, and they may have put forth the most draconian set of policies yet THE DEEP DIVE -- Noted journalist/analyst at intersections of sport, gender, sex and society Maggie Mertens put up an interesting set of views, ideas and prospect for what inclusion could look like on the pages of The Atlantic and some didn't what they read. Karleigh dives inside and looks at what the article said, what it didn't say, and put forth some thought of her own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's Trans Sporter Room with Karleigh Webb features two mavericks who set their own mark. Skateboarder Leo Baker: Art Above All. Heading into 2020, Leo Baker was one of the top skateboarders in the world. A 6-time X Games medalist, Baker was selected to the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team for Tokyo. That was before the COVID crisis hit and postponed the games. But a few weeks before, Baker made a different decision. For years, they had pushed up the ranks of the sport from the sidewalks and sky parks to the biggest stages while also dealing with a lot of dysphoria and questioning. In February 2020, Baker decided the being themselves was greater than gold. They came out as transmasculine and non-binary, left Team USA and began pursuing their life. That story is now the subject of a documentary called Stay On Board: The Leo Baker Story. Baker beams up to talk about his path, the decision, and why skateboarding in the wild is greater than skating in grandest stage in sport. Cyclist Molly Cameron: Riot Grrls, Gravel and Gravitas Molly Cameron has been riding and racing since the late 90s. Before that she was a musician bashing through the punk/riot grrl scene of the era. It was also the era that she found herself as she also found the love for being on a bicycle and being fast on the road, on the gravel or in a cyclocross of many type of terrain. She was competing as a transgender woman in the days prior to the Stockholm Statement, the "tipping point", and long before the tenuous turmoil is the present day. Her travels through sport are a tale of doing whatever in love with and respect for their sport. In her 40s, she continues to race but has also found a place to speak out for inclusion in her sport and among her industry. In 2021, with a major world championship coming to a place in the USA that has passed one of the over 200 pieces of anti-trans, anti-lgbtq legislation that has cut-and-pasted across the political landscape, Cameron has been a leader in getting the cycling industry to get up to speed as an activist and used competition as a mean to support and build space beyond the "cycling as a toy specifically for the white and well-to-do. That push lead to the formation of Respect Inclusion Diversity and Equality (RIDE), an organization Cameron help found as a educational sounding board about gears manufacturers, bike manufacturers and those who ride. Also this week: A special anniversary at the intersection of sport and inclusion in an MMA cage. History was made September 10, 2021, but why is Alana McLaughlin still stuck at a record 1-0-0 and why this plays into the anti-trans emboldened to get more riled up to push the hysteria up and force lgbtq to folks down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2022 has been another rough year, but this week we saw good news. The anti-trans website Kiwi Farms was shut down, for the moment, thanks to a challenge led by a Twitch titans who was sick and tired of being sick and tired. Keffals, you done good. You done real good. But that was a small part of a much larger fight that has intensified over the last three years. Karleigh Webb sits in with two guests with unique views of the challenge ahead. Morgan Artyukhina is a journalist, historian and activist who discusses how the anti-trans hysteria at a number of levels affects a great deal of policy for all community and how trans liberation pays dividends for all. We also check in on the "official official" of the Trans Sporter Room, Jacqueline Harper-Grubb. The soccer official has seen of change since we beamed her up to the TSR two years ago. She's become one of the growing number of transgender Americans who voted against legalized discrimination with her feet and rebuilt in a more-affirming place and added a team uniform to her ref uniform -- In roller derby. Also this week Two trans women talking about racin' TSR BingeWatch: What are you checking out? Karleigh's commentary: After Kiwi Farms, what's next? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

College Football is off and running with the first full slate ahead after a wild "Week Zero" that made our host quite happy! The NFL has 32 teams each with final rosters of 53 readying for the race to Super Bowl LVII in Arizona This week the TSR Gridiron Girls team of analysts provide the ins and outs on the down and outs of the 2022 football season. Karleigh Webb is joined by award-winning adult film auteur/TSR College Football Analyst Chelsea Poe, and but dodgeball demon/TSR Pro Football Analyst Shauna Adkison. It addition to breaking down who will take home football's crown, we also discuss being athletes, being fans and being trans. Also This Week: TSR meets "The L Word" Transphobia: It's why we can't have nice things Alma Mater, praise by thine. May thy name forever shine. Hail to Purple! Hail to White! Hail to thee, NORTHWESTERN! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stephanie Helms probably could hoist mainsail before she could walk. The 68-year-old competitive sailor has been competing on the seas for most of her life and now is a key member of U.S. Sailing's diversity, equity and inclusion effort in a time were sporting governing bodies worldwides are deciding such issues intensely. True to form, she has much to say about climate in her sport, and a lot of other sports, and is a voice that needs to be heard. Also this week: Thank you for many well wishes from Outsports and throughout Trans Sporter Room Galaxy with the recent passing of grandmother! I made a voyage to my own homeworld to pay my respect and to step out into the light to the people I love most. Ian McKellen was spot on when he said, "Coming out is good for you. It is good for yourself. It is good for your community. It is good for your society." Dumb and Dumber in Deseret. We of the transgender sports community warned you about this. FAAFO Moment: Andrew Castle meets Felix Fern, and Mr. Castle found out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week in theconversation.com, a thought-provoking article called "Polarising, sensational media coverage of transgender athletes should end – our research shows a way forward" was front and center, discussing how the press covers the issue inclusion, where they get it wrong and how they can do better. One of the authors of the scholarly examination is Dr. Jaimie Veale, Senior Lecturer in Psychology; Director, Transgender Health Research Lab, University of Waikato, New Zealand Dr. Veale has been outspoken in the past, especially as fellow Kiwi Laurel Hubbard was making her run to the Tokyo Olympics. In the weeks leading up to last year's Summer Olympics, Veale was beamed up to for a deep dive with our house Karleigh Webb on the Hubbard situation, and the greater of issue of how it was covered and how it affected trans communities. This week's podcast will be a rewind of that interview, provided additional context to the article she co-wrote and bringing a sharp focus into what has been a predominant discussion that has only grown alongside the regulatory and legal actions among sporting governing bodies and society. ALSO THIS WEEK Thanks, Team Outsports and Thanks, Trans Sporter Room Nation! World Triathlon gets its right, and gets it wrong Charging Charlie Martin: Championship Bound? My Pronouns Are: Support/Kids Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Friday July 29, 2022 was a day where trans inclusion in sports took two hits in a matter of minutes. England's Rugby Football Union voted to ban transgender women from competition in the contact sport all level, and within minutes, Rugby League revealed similar policy publicly. The reaction at any levels of the game was critical. A number of grassroots clubs across the UK condemned the bans that have been latest to join world governing bodies in swimming and cycling, and British Triathlon in near-draconian restrictions or outright blanket bans. One of those who vocally stood opposed was Bristol Bison head coach Sasha Acheson. Her views echoed many women in the grassroots game who opposed a ban. A key difference: Acheson holds caps. From 2014-2019 she was a part of England's national side, in addition successful career in league play. In prior to the vote she was speaking out, including a 6-minute scholarly Instagram Live teach-in that went viral. Karleigh Webb goes one-on-one with Acheson as they discuss standing up, speaking out and how to step forward as an ally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Imagine a team who is a hit on the field with a coach who has been there and won that, a group of players gelling together with an unbeaten record and the cup in sight. Imagine that same team undercut by an owner who talks about winning on the field, but working against the goal by how they are running the club. Sounds like a sports movie script? It played out this past season with Austin Elite FC in United Women's Soccer. The team was in the middle of the season with an unbeaten team and was a national title contender when the team's owner fired the head coach without warning or reason. Further investigation saw a horror show of bad business decisions, abuse, and players and coaches paid late when they are paid at all. Those actions led to a player boycott, a league investigation, a season ending abruptly and a team adrift. In the scrum of it all is Bethany Cyrtmus, a team member will versed in the challenge of change. She always loved sports, especially the beautiful game. Her love led her to take sabbatical from a job in finance to take a stab at playing soccer professionally. it was also at the same time she was pursuing her transition. She held her own in a tryout in the NWSL which led to playing overseas in Spain and ended up at Austin Elite where now she is leading a charge to from the rubble of the past, and could end up as part of an ownership group. Karleigh Webb sat down with a trans pioneer in the making to talk about rebuilding, rebranding, rebirth, rise -- and lengths she'd go for the Legend of Zelda Also this week: BREAKING NEWS: Federal judge stiff-arms Indiana trans-student athlete ban England's Rugby Football Union to vote on trans participation this week Past Guest Update: The Pronouns nail a goal down Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Across the National Football League, training camps will be opening this week. The college game will also follow suit. America's 100-yard obsession is back again -- at least for the fellas Women's gridiron football ended their season last week as the nation's oldest and largest women's league held their championship and all-star games last week. Among those who earn All-Star status is Pittsburgh Passion guard Jacqueline Cook, and she did it in her rookie year. And her return to football began with the disappointment of being told she couldn't play on a different team and a different sport because she is a trans woman. That wasn't a problem in the inclusive WFA, and each game week she make a 2-hour trek from her home in Canton, Ohio (the Hall Of Fame City) to Pittsburgh (The Steel City) and open holes for the Passion, and perhaps open minds as well. Karleigh Webb sat down with Cook to talk about a winning first season, being trans between the white lines, and the joys of 20-sided dice. Also The Week: Team LGBTQ at the World Track and Field Championships: Track City 2022 The transphobes are picking on Lia Thomas, again A hero leaves the stage. Goodbye Allyson Felix, and thanks for all the fish Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's Trans Sporter Room has our Karleigh Webb sitting down with two blokes who are getting things done in the sporting arena and making the case for inclusion. Verity Smith: The wheelchair rugby ace is currently a frontline player for the Leeds Rhinos in the Wheelchair Super League in the UK. The Rhinos are at the top of the table, and closing in on all the trophies this season. When not helping the Rhinos add to the trophy case, Smith is pushing for greater inclusion in sport for trans youth as the Director for Sports and Inclusion for Mermaids.UK. He's also been a voice within the halls of sporting governing bodies in making the case against the recent slate of restrictive actions against transgender people competing in sport. Ness Murby: The Canadian Paralympian has had a busy last two years. In 2020, Murby came out as unapologetically trans and queer and mounted a drive toward being the first out trans Paralympian. His bid fell just short, but his resolve has only grown. The goal is now Paris in 2024, and the chance to step on the biggest stage in adaptive sport competing in his truth. But the medals, records, and the title of champion pale compared to the titles he treasures most: Husband and Dad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pride has past. America celebrates a Birthday. LGBTQ communities are gearing up for the fights to come, and its looks like there will be many. With so much upheaval and concern the Trans Sporter Room will lock in on a critical issue within the larger context: "You Know Your A Transphobe When...." This week, we dig into the recent discourse for a better handle on the memes, bites and talking points that influencing policy and opinion. We also who are putting these thoughts forth and why, in addition at looking at some of the headlines of this past week. Also This Week Some big voices speak out on newly-formed trans-negative sporting policy in sports from rugby to bowling Brittney Griner goes to trial in Russia, and she could be facing a stacked deck "Why do you have to mention that?" We have to explain this...again. Courage has no age restriction Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The final weekend of Pride 2022 saw representative of many group claiming to lobby for women's sports meet in Las Vegas, and affirm an the aggressive anti-transgender posture that has attempted to set policy and public opinion both in the U.S. and abroad. This week's podcast will feature a recap of this weekend's convention of the newly formed Independent Council of Women's Sports. Trigger Warning: Many speakers and panelist said the quiet parts aloud. Also this week, Karleigh Webb sits down with Mallory Moore. The UK based researcher has been on the trail of the figures and the finance behind a good deal of the anti-trans propaganda that seems to draw support and ire, and they share their insights and their research. She also talks about what drives her to dig deep, and how roller derby has been a place to release and recharge. Pride month may be ending, the fightback continues. Also This Week: Ness Murby Makes More History Verity Smith Clutches The Cup Charlie Martin At The Glen Erica Smith and the Meaning of Team Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In March the IOC's much-discussed Framework for Fairness went into effect. Within the last 5 days, the world governing bodies for cycling and swimming essentially ignored those guidelines. FINA's new guideline is harsh. A lowered testosterone limit, and a mandate that a potential competitor would have to transition by age 12 to be eligible to take a chance at a world or Olympic Championships. Karleigh Webb host and extended Trans Sporter Room filled with news, views and analysis along with a group of guests who speak to the multi-sided facets of the discussion. Alejandra Caraballo is a lawyer specializing in trans right and the Clinical Instructor at the Harvard University Law School. She'll touch on the legal aspect and will look at the issue from the eyes of her experience as a competitive swimmer. Shauna Adkisson is a super sports fan, a queer sports leader in her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, and she's also a special correspondent to the Trans Sporter Room. She'll have the fan perspective. Dr. Juniper Simonis is a champion on their wheels and in the laboratory. They hold a Ph.D. in ecology and a Ph.D. in evolutionary biology, the founder of their own research firm. They are also an activist/researcher who is studying chemical weapons, and they are a 4-time World Flat Track Derby Association World Champ. She's one part of a science and sport roundtable alongside Erica Smith. Already published and accomplished as a medical ethicist, philosopher and has her sights on medical school. She is also a two-sport athlete for Sweet Briar (Va.) College. She is the other half the roundtable, and the subject of an Outsports feature and how she, as a trans woman student-athlete pushed for and drove a lot of positive change at her school, with teammates standing and acting in solidarity This was a series of discussions from voice that often are not heard, and need to be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices