Podcasts about us women's national team

Morgan Church (@mchurch9) joins the show to discuss her recent appointment as head coach of the US Women's Beach Soccer National Team (@ussoccer_ent). Morgan talks about her coaching career thus far, her experience working for the US Soccer Federation, and gets into the teams upcoming competition in Moscow, Russia for the Women's Intercontinental Cup. If you have a second, please subscribe/follow and leave a rating/review on whatever platform you're listening on and follow Full On Beach Soccer on social media for more beach soccer content. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fullonbeachsoccer/support

Now that you’ve made it through your Netflix queue, you might be wondering when sports are coming back. After sports leagues postponed their seasons back in March, some - like the National Women’s Soccer League - are stepping back onto the field for the first time. We’ll break down the efforts and challenges in keeping players safe. And talk to one league that’s knocking it out of the park: the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (aka: roller derby.) Also, in case you missed it: the Chinese government has taken its boldest step yet in eliminating freedoms of Hong Kong residents. We’ll tell you how this latest move by China has a global impact.  And finally, we’re talking about getting into 'good trouble.' As in the new documentary "John Lewis: Good Trouble." The film’s producer Erika Alexander shared how lessons from Lewis’s life fighting for social justice starting in the 1960s are just as relevant to social movements today.  On this episode, you’ll hear from:  Kelley O’Hara, two-time World Cup champion, Utah Royals FC defender and member of the US Women's National Team, and host of the new podcast, Just Women’s Sports Dr. Jonathan Kim, chief of sports cardiology in the division of cardiology at Emory University Erica Vanstone, Executive Director of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association Erika Alexander, producer of "John Lewis: Good Trouble"  Let us know what questions you have about what’s going on in the news right now. Email us at audio@theskimm.com or call and leave us a voicemail at: 646-461-6370. You might hear your message on the show.  If you want to add theSkimm to your daily routine, sign-up for our free newsletter the Daily Skimm. It’s everything you need to know to start your day, right in your inbox.

Are you a volleyball fanatic? Join Olympic Gold Medalist, Ryan Millar, as he chats all things volleyball with some of the biggest names in the sport. The CROSSNET Volleyball Podcast's mission is to cover both indoor, outdoor, and the business of volleyball. Sponsored by the world’s first four-way volleyball game - CROSSNET.On today's show we go CROSSNET with current Women's National Team Middle Blocker, Tori Dixon. We dig into a number of topics including Tori's ability to overcome some significant injuries during her career, her thoughts on what it will take for the US Women to finally win that illusive Gold Medal, and how she and I are classmates in graduate school! Buckle in for this fun interview with one of the best middle's in the world. Make sure to subscribe, give us 5 stars, and leave your comments. Feel free to email Ryan with questions and comments - ryan@crossnetgame.comWho knows, we might even get your question answered on the show! 

US Women's soccer legend Julie Foudy joins Ben & Woods for a Coronavirus check in!  Listen here as Julie gives her thoughts on what is next for the US Women's National Team in their fight for equal pay after a judge ruled against them earlier in the week.

Andrew Das joins the show and talks about what's next for the US Women's National team after a setback in court.

Breaking news! A federal court in California has largely ruled against the US Women's National Team in their pay equity lawsuit. Marc and Kate summarize the arguments, analyze the opinion, offer their own takes on what should have happened, and discuss what's likely to happen next. E-mail us your stories, questions, concerns and/or discussion items to hwepodcast@gmail.com. Please rate and review us on iTunes! Find us on twitter: Marc: @saladpants Kate: @K8BischHRlaw Check out our Facebook Page and YouTube Channel! Disclaimer: Nothing in this podcast constitutes legal advice. Ever!

The US Women’s National Team is one of the most successful football teams in history. They are also in the unique situation of being one of the few sports franchises in which the women’s team is more successful than the men’s. Unfortunately, though, this hasn’t been enough to convince the United States Soccer Federation that equality in payment should be guaranteed across both teams. For over a year now, players on the US Women’s National team have been battling their federation in the law courts in a bid to reach parity with the men. In this episode, we explore the ins and outs of the US Women’s National Team’s lawsuit against the USSF and ask: how will US soccer come back from this?  Guest: Kelsey Trainor (@ktrain_11) is an entertainment lawyer and sports writer Follow us: @FT_Podcast_ www.FootballTodayPodcast.com

Maura Schwitter played Lacrosse at Duke from 2014-2017, was a member of the US National team, and also played professionally in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League. Maura talks about growing up in Oradell, NJ, as the youngest of 5 children, how she got into the sport of Lacrosse, and the differences between Men's and Women's Lacrosse. She also discusses her 4 year Varsity career at Immaculate Heart Academy, playing club Lacrosse, and her mom making sacrifices to drive her an hour twice a week in the winter to compete. Maura then talks about being a 2013 Under Armour All-American, the recruiting process, why she chose Duke, what it was like playing in the ACC Conference, and the rivalry with North Carolina. She describes the incredible run to the Final Four in 2015 and why the team was playing for something bigger than themselves, the honor of being on the US Women's National Team, and playing professionally in the Women's Professional Lacrosse League.

This week, after Tim pitches the next Oscar winner for Best Picture, Bobby can't believe the insensitivity of Tim and Brent's jokes and breaks the "no phone" rule, Tim has an existential and second midlife crisis, Bobby thinks the US Women's National Team deserves equal pay (or more pay), and we talk... CORONAVIRUS.Check out our website here, like us on Facebook here, follow us on Twitter @ignorantranters, and subscribe/review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play Music. You can follow Tim on Twitter @KidInsanity, you can follow Bobby on Twitter @bobbywws, you can follow Brent on Twitter @tinymowth.Share, follow, like, subscribe!

Football may have grounded to a halt across the globe as the Coronavirus pandemic continues, but there's still plenty to get stuck into. We discuss how COVID-19 will affect the future of the game - with Lewes' General Manager Maggie Murphy on the line to tell us how the club are preparing for precarious times ahead. There's plenty of SheBelieves chat too - as we dissect the Lionesses performance as a whole. The Athletic's Meg Linehan dials in from Stateside to give her assessment of an extraordinary week on and off the field of the US Women's National Team. And there's time to round up all the other news before the sport takes an indefinite hiatus.  Here's how it sounds... RUNNING ORDER Part 1a: What next for football? We discuss the wider implications of the Coronavirus - and speak to Lewes General Manager Maggie Murphy about the impact it will have on clubs up and down the country (06.15) Part 2a: The story of the SheBelieves Cup - lessons learnt for England and glory on the field, shambles off it - we talk US Soccer with Meg Linehan  - plus a round up of the other international action (23.00) Part 3a: News elsewhere - contract extensions, goalscoring prowess and TV rights up for grabs (44.15) Part 4a: We kick it with AOB, with a special mention to some stars on social media looking out for others in these testing times - and goodbye (48.20) GET IN TOUCH • Read our articles at www.offsiderulepodcast.com (https://offsiderulepodcast.com/) • Tweet us @OffsideRulePod (https://twitter.com/OffsideRulePod) • Find us on Instagram @OffsideRulePod (https://www.instagram.com/offsiderulepod/?hl=en)

This show is mentioned on the MLS List of Podcast Guide Article. https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Joining me is Michael Lewis of Front Row Soccer & Former Rutgers Women's Head Coach & NYCFC Radio Announcer Glenn Crooks as we discuss Carlos Cordero Stepping Down as President of Us Soccer over the Equal PAy Situation with the US Women's National Team.

We break in for a special episode recapping the breaking news of the resignation of US Soccer President Carlos Cordeiro following the fallout of the sexist remarks against the US Women's National Team in recent legal proceedings and also the widespread impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, now causing shutdowns of MLS and nearly all soccer competitions and sports worldwide. Go to ftcutd.myshopify.com and get your namesets ordered for your new 2020 jersey!! Listen, subscribe, and SHARE with your homies and baes on your favorite podcast apps! Don't forget to submit feedback on your apps- we see it and we appreciate it! Send in your shoutouts to us for a chance to be featured on an episode. https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Follow us on Social Media! Twitter - @FTCUTD Instagram - @FTCUTD Like us on Facebook - FTC #ForTheCulture #cultureoverclub --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/support

Well. It's been quite a week in US Soccer. The Federation has a new president in Cindy Parlow Cone, who takes over after Carlos Cordeiro resigned in the aftermath of charged legal filings in the Equal Pay lawsuit filed by the US Women's National Team. Cordeiro's fate was sealed as the backlash from media, fans and sponsors threatened to overwhelm the Federation. The Fed has a lot of work to do to clean up this mess, and it's an open question whether Cordeiro leaving will resolve the problems. To talk about what led to Cordeiro's ouster, I called up fellow attorney Neil Blackmon and Kartik Krishnaiyer, both of whom are observers of the Men's and Women's National team, as well as the Federation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Title: 3.6.20 “Steph Curry - SheBelieves Cup (US Women's National Team)”Topics:Steph Curry comes back to the Warriors with 20 games to go.  Way to go, Steph!I was hoping the Warriors would set up a shot for Curry to start the game, but no.The United States Women's National Team beat England last night 2-0 in the SheBelieves Cup.https://youtu.be/7dJx48Y2--YChristen Press made a beautiful goal!Quote Me:“I was disappointed that the Warriors didn't set up Curry to take the first shot of the game.”“Our men's team, not so much. Still playing a sloppy way of playing high school, JV soccer. It's gross!”“Isn't it awesome that our women have been dominant in the World.”Find Me:“The Mocabee Podcast Show” on Facebook and Twitter. You can also follow me on Instagram @daddymoc.Listen and Subscribe on any of your favorite podcast listening apps.

On the latest Golazo: FA Cup 5th Round recap, Champions League Round of 16 redux, a Liverpudlian crisis and the US Women's National Team's $66 million lawsuit.

In this episode of the Drive The Lane Podcast, Andrew and Joey talk about Ohio State going 2-0 this week, including wins over Rutgers and Purdue (0:00 - 18:35). The guys also discuss their weekend of hoops, which consisted of Joey scrimmaging with the US Women's National Team. They break down their experience playing in the Metro by T-Mobile Media Jam (18:35 - 32:10). Lastly, impressionist Joey Mulinaro joins the show to show off his Ed Orgeron, Nick Saban, Pat McAfee and Colin Cowherd impressions in maybe the most fun interview the show has had so far (32:10 - 57:12)! Buckle up, and Drive The Lane

The Grumpy Ref discusses FIFA Law changes for 2020 soccer season, but first, Brodee Scott and Tim Van Horn take you through the soccer world.  Recent results have people talking.  In England, the focus has been on the 4th Round of the FA Cup. The Manchesters (yes, the red side of the city, too) were in high gear, easily dispensing away lower league opponents. Of course, it was an absolute cake walk for English Premier League leaders Liverpool, right?  Well, not so fast! Some shrewd moves by Shrewsbury Town has become a pebble in Scouser shoes! The sports world lost a basketball superstar, who was also a massive soccer fan, in a tragic weekend accident.  Brodee and Tim talk about Kobe Bryant the soccer fan.  Why was he a fan? When did he become a fan? Which team did he support?  Bryant was friend of the soccer world who will be missed. There was plenty of league action around the globe, and it's becoming evident that a few teams are looking to assert dominance at the top of their respective tables.  On the other hand, red flags are going up at some clubs as they have already begun a fight to avoid a draining relegation battle. The US Women's National Team start their Olympic Qualifying campaign this week, and for some it will be their last chance for one more championship before retirement. Staying on the domestic front, Major League Soccer, the USL & other leagues are in preseason camp preparing for the 2020 season.  The guys will an updates on the big news of the week. The Transfer Window only has a sliver open, closing in a few days.  Some clubs are scrambling for a difference maker in a title chase, while other just need help to survive.  Brodee and Tim will also review who needs more than a bag of ice in this episode's Injury Report. Coming up, The Grumpy Ref discusses FIFA Law changes for 2020 Soccer Season. He's coming up in the second half of My 3 Subs. Support the show.

April Heinrichs joined the first US Women's National Team at their fourth game ever. She would serve as Captain for the 1991 Inaugural Women's World Cup hoisting the trophy as champions. April would then coach collegiately before returning to the US Women's National Team as an Assistant Coach and then Head Coach for the 2003 Women's World Cup and the gold winning 2004 Olympic Games. She would continue to coach with US Soccer Youth National Teams and this past summer joined FIFA Leading the Technical Study Group during the 2019 Women's World Cup.

In Part One of Episode SIXTY THREE, we recap Coach Tony's trip to Baltimore for the United Soccer Coaches Convention, the connections made and the fact that people are recognizing FTCUTD in the streets. We go into the seismic trade from the Home Team, how the MLS Salary Cap prevents successful teams from sustaining that long term and a brief jog into European action before we go into our first interview of the week with Kim Crabbe, Youth Director of the Wilmington Hammerheads! Ms. Crabbe was the first African American woman called into the US Women's National Team. She tells her journey into the game, the National Team growth from where it was in the 80s to today, and her current role getting low income kids into the the sport! Be sure to lock in on Part Two after finishing this episode! ----------------------. Listen, subscribe, and SHARE with your homies and baes on your favorite podcast apps! Don't forget to submit feedback on your apps- we see it and we appreciate it! Send in your shoutouts to us for a chance to be featured on an episode. https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Follow us on Social Media! Twitter - @FTCUTD Instagram - @FTCUTD Like us on Facebook - FTC #ForTheCulture --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/support

Georgie is a Research Scientist at Orreco working with a range of Olympic and professional sporting teams including the Dallas Mavericks and the US Women's National Team, recent FIFA World Cup Champions. She also leads the science behind the Female Athlete Programme and FitrWomam and FitrCoach Apps. Shownotes: https://sportstechfeed.com

In this interview special, managing editor Michael Welch talks with Hal Kaiser, one of the most knowledgeable sources on Korean women's football. They both talk about how they became interested in women's football, their experiences covering the Korean women's national team for the recent Victory Tour matches with the US Women's National Team, and how the Korean women's national team has been able to progress in the past 10-15 years. Finally, they discuss the upcoming Olympic women's qualifying tournament and how they feel about the Taegeuk Nangja's chances of earning their first place in the Olympics at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Seeing as Steven and Andrea are known for their penchant for gossip, they'd be remiss if they didn't open the episode with the WAG Wars. Amateur spy, Coleen Rooney and heavily pregnant Rebekah Vardy having it out on social media rocked the football world yesterday (1:40) and it was everything the FKWs could have dreamt of and more. Of course, they had a duty to cover all manners of football news, so tune in to lament Tottenham and Manchester United's absolute disarray (10:40), celebrate Borussia Monchengladbach's success (22:40), and go nuts about MLS' Decision Day 2019 (23:50). Female Intended Play (26:25) honors Jill Ellis' final caps as the US Women's National Team manager, and Ali Krieger's 100th cap. Enter our giveaway (details on our Instagram) and as always, you've got subs if you need 'em.

Pro Soccer USA editor and co-founder Alicia DelGallo had a unique opportunity to visit the home of outgoing US Women's National Team coach, Jill Ellis and publish an exclusive interview with the two-time FIFA Coach of the Year. DelGallo joins Glenn Crooks to share the memorable moments of their wide-ranging conversation.

Join me as I chat with Dr. Meredith Reiches of the University of Massachusetts-Boston about periods and athletic performance. Trainers for the US Women's National Team claim they harnessed their knowledge of menstrual cycles to maximize performance and help these athletes win the World Cup for the fourth time. But is it true? Oh come on, if you're a regular listener you know the answer! But listen anyway because Dr. Reiches is brilliant and it's probably the one and only chance I'll get to gush with someone about Megan Rapinoe on this here podcast.

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I am speaking to High-Performance Coach at US Women's National Team, Dawn Scott. Dawn has just come off the back of winning the Women's World Cup with the US and has also been in the news due to her planning and preparation during that tournament. It was this planning and preparation that forms a large part of this discussion as you can see below in the discussion points. It was great to get Dawn on for a chat and its also fantastic to see a Brit doing so well overseas. Hope you enjoy this episode with Dawn Scott. In this episode we discussed... Who is Dawn Scott (background, education and current role) World Cup experiences What does 'high performance' look like for you and the performance team at US Soccer? Departmental goals Utilisation of data Influence down the ages Female physiology Mapping the menstrual cycle to increase performance Health screening Strength & conditioning Camps During competition/tournaments Injury risk reduction Developing an injury prevention strategy Process Outcome Dawn can be found on Twitter @dawnscott06 This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast is sponsored by Hawkin Dynamics, the team behind the worlds only wireless force plate system. Hawkin Dynamics can be found at hawkindynamics.com and you can follow them on Twitter @hawkindynamics This episode is also sponsored by Fatigue Science. Fatigue Science combine wearable technology with biomathematical science developed by the US Army to offer fantastic insights into sleep and cognitive fatigue. Fatigue Science can be found at fatiguescience.com. This episode is also sponsored by IMeasureU. IMeasureU are a world leading inertial platform to precisely quantify body movement and workload metrics in the field. IMeasureU can be found at imeasureu.com and you can follow them on Twitter @imeasureu. This episode is also sponsored by Omegawave, the only non-invasive readiness technology to assess both brain and heart. Omegawave can be found at omegawave.com and you can follow them on Twitter @omegawave. Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com. Enjoy PP

UCSB Women's Soccer senior goalkeeper Hanna DeWeese and junior midfielder Lauren Moss join us on the pod to dig into their tough non-conference schedule, the effect of the US Women's National Team on the sport of soccer in America, and what it's like to compete at Harder Stadium.

Its story time! Its season 2 of Storytelling with Seth Time for a fresh take on the stories that we tell, live, and share. This week includes: Carli Lloyd's 57-yard field goal at a Philadelphia Eagles practice. A look back at the US Women's National Team amazing World Cup summer. The changes to the Statue of Liberty poem Spiderman's: Sony vs. Marvel conundrum Even more stories! Listen, subscribe, rate and review, and tell a friend. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-the-storyteller/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seth-the-storyteller/support

Class is back in session Football Scholars! This week we have Su Jin Lee educating us on the MLS' growth, how she has fallen in love with LAFC and the american soccer atmosphere, finding your football (soccer) community, and last but not least the US Women's National Team and their fight for respect and equality --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

WNBA influencer Arielle Chambers joins Get With It as a special guest to talk all things WNBA fits, her time with the US Women's National Team and much more. 

We're back from vacation to give our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down review of all the soccer action from this summer. In the first half, we cover the US Women's National Team and the Women's World Cup...the on-field and off-field drama. Then after the break we come back with some US U-20 updates, a quick Gold Cup review, and a look at the best streak in American sports to close things out.

On this episode, Rachael and Erik break down the big news of Jill Ellis steppind down as head coach of the US Women's National Team, and talk about everything from the timing to what's next for the team and US Soccer in general. Who's up next? How will the transition be? Will the first name be monosyllabic? Also, the duo cover all the different updates with the USWNT lawsuit, including the now infamous letter from US Soccer President Carlos Codeiro and how the men's team is stepping in as backup. The pair also give their players of interest for the MLS All-Star game, as well as the general approach for the event, along with their thoughts on the general approach to the festivities in Orlando as a whole. Finally, NWSL attendance talk, some news and notes, and a little Don rant to end the show as a "celebratory" moment for Commissioner Garber's 20th anniversary as head of MLS.

On this episode, Rachael and Erik break down the big news of Jill Ellis steppind down as head coach of the US Women's National Team, and talk about everything from the timing to what's next for the team and US Soccer in general. Who's up next? How will the transition be? Will the first name be monosyllabic?Also, the duo cover all the different updates with the USWNT lawsuit, including the now infamous letter from US Soccer President Carlos Codeiro and how the men's team is stepping in as backup.The pair also give their players of interest for the MLS All-Star game, as well as the general approach for the event, along with their thoughts on the general approach to the festivities in Orlando as a whole.Finally, NWSL attendance talk, some news and notes, and a little Don rant to end the show as a "celebratory" moment for Commissioner Garber's 20th anniversary as head of MLS.

We have a fantastic episode for you this time. Phillip and Joel start out talking about the Cowboy basketball non-conference schedule. Then, former Cowgirl goalie and current goalie for the Portland Thorns, Adrianna Franch joins the show. She was a member of the World Cup champion US Women's National Team, and it was a fantastic interview. To round out the episode, Micah joins Phillip and Joel to recap Big 12 Media Days in Dallas last week.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve and Ernie discuss Toy Story 4 and equal pay in women's sports.

John narrowly avoided a hurricane while in New Orleans last week, so we're all ready to head to Atlanta to see him get married! We talk about our final preparations and what we're excited about before talking a little bit about the US Women's National Team's win at the World Cup. Have some thoughts about the show? You can call us now at 304-627-1889 and leave us a voicemail to keep the conversation going. Send us an email at phoningitinpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @PhoningItInPod or talk to us on Facebook if you have any comments or anything you want us to talk about on the show. Download the episode and subscribe to our show on iTunes, Spotify or in the Google Play store. Be sure to rate and comment on the show and spread the word if you enjoy it!

On this episode, Rachael and Erik celebrate and review the US Women's National Team for their World Cup victory in France, and discuss what this means for the women's game now and going forward. The pair also talk about the NWSL, what their new sponsorship and TV deals could mean for this season, and where the league can go from here; as well as how things will change with the return of the international players. On the men's side, the duo talk about what went right and wrong for the US in the Gold Cup, what to expect in tournaments to come from the US and Mexico, and now CONCACAF needs to step up with the infamous Mexico chant. Finally, one good Don rant to wrap up the show, as Erik gives a little advice to the MLS commissioner about how expansion should be handled.

On this episode, Rachael and Erik celebrate and review the US Women's National Team for their World Cup victory in France, and discuss what this means for the women's game now and going forward. The pair also talk about the NWSL, what their new sponsorship and TV deals could mean for this season, and where the league can go from here; as well as how things will change with the return of the international players. On the men's side, the duo talk about what went right and wrong for the US in the Gold Cup, what to expect in tournaments to come from the US and Mexico, and now CONCACAF needs to step up with the infamous Mexico chant. Finally, one good Don rant to wrap up the show, as Erik gives a little advice to the MLS commissioner about how expansion should be handled.

It was a big week in the sports world with the US Women's National Team winning the World Cup, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George heading to the Clippers and the Lakers filling out their roster. The guys discuss all of that plus, they take some time to give their thoughts on this season of The Bachelorette... we apologize ahead of time.

Barrett and Phil get together once again to talk about all the hottest style and fashion choices being made in everybody's current favorite TV show, Stranger Things. After putting Steve and Billy on the CCP Icon Wall, the dudes jump in to a Pop Culture minute, discussing the overly sugared Tie-Dye Frappucino being offered at Starbucks this week as well as A$AP Rocky's detainment in Sweden. Lastly, the guys give big props to the US Women's National Team for taking home their FOURTH World Cup trophy. Find your nearest NWSL team and go support them this summer!!! http://www.nwslsoccer.com/ www.patreon.com/clubcool

Chris Henderson, Seattle Sounders FC Vice President of Soccer and Sporting Director in charge of scouting, joins Cliff Avril and Mike "The Gasman" Gastineau, sitting in for Jason Puckett, and Jackson Felts to talk about his work around the globe searching for the next great soccer players, Sigi Schmid and the US Women's National Team winning the World Cup.

Sneaky Good 61: Early Pre-season Talk, the USWNT, and Kneeling on Ole Miss It's a full-booth extravaganza as Poseur and Chris pack Seth (@SethGalina) and Jake (@jake_nazar) in to talk about how the SEC West looks this early in the pre-season, will anyone else be able to break into the 1-2 spots occupied by Alabama and LSU, why the US Women's National Team are such bullies, and why you should always, always, humiliate Ole Miss by kneeling with the lead with six minutes or more left in the game. Intro/outro song is "Je Suis Fier de Toi" by The Mudbugs Cajun & Zydeco Band from their 2010 album "Mudbugs". Used with permission and gratitude! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is going on everyone? This week I, go into my recap of ufc 239 and how it was essentially a KO party. Discuss Kawhi and Paul George going to the LA Clippers and what will happen with Russell Westbrook. Talk about the US Women's National Team is now back to back world cup champions! Congrats to them. Finally, give some advice on this season's fantasy football world and some tips on what to do and avoid during your fantasy football draft. Share the podcast with your friends. Check it out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Anchor.fm, etc. You can also message me or tweet me at my socials down below. Thanks and see you all next week! Social Media @'s: Twitter: SomeInternetShw Instagram: SomeInternetShow

We're back! The podcast has been silent for a bit but Max and Vince catch you up to speed right off the top. LAFC has been dominant the last two matches scoring 11 goals. The guys recap what's happened since the last episode and preview the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinal against the Portland Timbers. They also invite LAFC videographer Lauren Terry on to talk about the Women's World Cup and the amazing back-to-back world champion US Women's National Team. Lauren talks about idolizing players like Mia Hamm growing up, what the team means to her now, and what the future may hold. Did You Feel The Earthquakes? | 1:10 LAFC Transfer Rumors | 2:45 Flying High | 8:10 Pablo Sisniega Has Arrived | 17:00 Lauren Terry Joins The Show To Talk USWNT | 20:13 Open Cup Quarterfinal Preview |35:52

Dan, Dave, and Geoff are all here! Dan opens the show by discussing his first encounter with a unicorn of a Beta Male. Who knew guys like this actually existed? We thought they were like Big Foot or El Chupucabra. Al Avila gets a multi-year extension as the Tigers' GM. So many people are barking mad about this. Everybody calm down. We are here to explain why this isn't great, but it's also not a reason to get in a frenzy when you have a historically bad ball club on the field. We watched more porn on the show tonight because Dan makes another Freudian slip... The US Women's National Team captured it's second consecutive World Cup...and we're mad at them for expressing their right to free speach? Where have we seen this before? Also, Dan says some unsavory things about the American Flag to help you understand that it's really not as important as some folks want to make it out to be. Would you use the Flag to put your mother out if she were on fire? Think about it. Ben Askrin makes UFC history in the worst way possible. We have discovered the winner of the bottle cap challenge...Nobody is "beating" this one if you know what I mean. Finally, the Pistons are not getting Russell Westbrook. It's for the best. The top end of mediocre...is still mediocre. And the Clippers saved the NBA's watchability at the 11th hour by finding a way to land Kawhi Leonard. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So many Satellite Sisters of the Week this week: We cheer the U.S. Women's National Team for their great Women's World Cup win, Coco Gauff for her Wimbledon successes and Dr. Lucy Jones, for guiding us through all of our Southern California earthquakes! Julie has the inside scoop on Geopolitical Flashpoints which she took in from a throne drinking white wine from a Presidential sippy cup. Plus she has 10 reasons you must see the movie Yesterday. Liz has a beef with a new law banning the use of the word burger to describe a veggie burger and has a new travel goal: The Statue of Liberty Museum in New York harbor.Plus, Tuesday Trends: Plogging and Voluntary Visits to Airports.Thank you for supporting today's sponsors:ZipRecuiter: www.ziprecruiter.com/sistersThirdLove Bras: www.thirdlove.com/sisters Liquid IV: www.LiquidIV.com Use promo code sistersJoybird: www.joybird.com/sistersMissed any Satellite Sisters podcast episodes? We've got more than 800 of 'em. You can always catch up on Satellite Sisters episodes you may have missed over the years. Subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or Wondery.com. And we love when you share your favorites episodes with your own Satellite Sisters and Misters.Stitcher Premium: For ad-free versions of our show and many other great Wondery podcasts, go to www.stitcherpremium.com/wondery and use the promo code wonderyListen to Liz's workplace advice show Safe For Work and the Madam Secretary recap show Lian and Julie do called Satellite Sisters Talk TV.Follow us on @Twitter and @Instagram @satsisters. Like our Facebook Page for all our news.Join our Facebook Group to get in on the conversation.Visit our complete website satellitesisters.com.To email us, use info@satellitesisters.com

There were close to a dozen big, mostly controversial storylines surrounding the US Women's National Team in the World Cup that added a lot of intrigue to the tournament. Dick and Hugh walk through them one by one. After last week's preview of the Husky uniforms (and a Twitter leak), the new designs are out there. So what are Dick and Hugh's first impressions? Young golfer Matthew Wolff made a name for himself yesterday. He looks like he might be for real, but he may not be the only one.

Self-love is a way of relating to yourself that does not involve harshly judging or punishing yourself for every mistake you make. Research on self-love shows that it's associated with less anxiety and depression, more optimism, better recovery from stress and so much more. So, why is it so hard for us? Well, Maria sits down with mystic, poet and visionary leader, Deirdre Hade to talk all about self-love and where to start, as well as finding your purpose and pursuing your passion. Maria also talks about her Fourth of July weekend, the earthquakes in California, and of course, the greatest soccer team on earth, the US Women's National Team and their historic win at the FIFA Women's World Cup. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When the special relationship starts coming apart at the seams because of an unfortunate outbreak of stating the obvious, who you gonna call? Ivanka! From the DMZ to world leader photo ops to Brexit, America's crown princess is at the helm. And if she's not available, her second in command, Jared, is always standing by. So, have a nice time at the beach folks. What could go wrong? Our friendly deep staters David Sanger of the New York Times, Kori Schake of IISS and Rosa Brooks of Georgetown Law all discuss and consider a couple of the areas--take Iran for example--where just maybe there still is something to worry about. Also: go US Women's National Team! And why does Kori have minstrels outside her window in Siena? All this and more in the latest podisode. Tune in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There were close to a dozen big, mostly controversial storylines surrounding the US Women's National Team in the World Cup that added a lot of intrigue to the tournament. Dick and Hugh walk through them one by one. After last week's preview of the Husky uniforms (and a Twitter leak), the new designs are out there. So what are Dick and Hugh's first impressions? Young golfer Matthew Wolff made a name for himself yesterday. He looks like he might be for real, but he may not be the only one.

After six months away, the Top Class Finish boys are back with a bang! Quinci, Oliver, Andy, and Nate are hyped after the US Women's National Team wins their second World Cup and establish themselves as the best in the world.  The boys break down the game, the celebration controversies, women's soccer culture, the status of the USWNT going forward, the scheduling controversy with the Copa America final and Gold Cup final, and also talk a little bit about the summer transfers so far in the rest of the soccer world.  Lastly, Nate recalls a story of drunkenly making stuffing, Quinci spoils John Wick, and an Over/Under featuring Real World vs Road Rules, friendsgiving vs family Thanksgiving, Applebees, Pretzel sticks, and more.