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Episode 70: Cindy Parlow Cone, Claire Rafferty, Courtney Sweetman, Toni Duggan, Glen Harris, Alison Moran

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 70 features exclusive interviews with USWNT star Cindy Parlow Cone; Israel defender Diana Redman; Doncaster head coach Glen Harris and forward Courtney Sweetman-Kirk; Chelsea striker Claire Rafferty; Manchester City forward Toni Duggan and Manager Nick Cushing; French sportswriter Lisa Durel; and Chicago sports broadcaster Alison Moran.

Women’s World Football Show is excited to welcome Cindy Parlow Cone to the show! The Women’s World Cup Champion and Olympic Gold Medal winner has spent her soccer career impacting the women’s game & she’s still at it!

Cindy is currently the outreach director for Goals for Girls, a ground-breaking organization that connects girls from all over the world teaching leadership skills and teamwork through the international language of soccer.

As a member of the iconic 1999 Women’s World Cup team, Cindy understands the impact she plays by giving young girls a positive role model on and off the pitch. From her stellar college career (two-time MAC Hermann trophy winner, by the way) to her coaching successes (she led the Portland Thorns to the inaugural NWSL championship), Cindy gives us insight on what it takes to be a positive voice in women’s soccer.

Why are there so few women coaches in professional leagues? Why is soccer such a sanctuary for young girls around the world? And who are her heroes? Cindy Parlow Cone answers all those questions and more! This is one of those interviews you’ll be replaying… guaranteed!

For more information on Goals for Girls check out this very inspiring video. Also, make sure to visit their website at GoalsForGirls.org. Follow Cindy on Twitter @cone_cindy.

USWNT vs. U.S. Soccer
Members of the USA Women’s National Team have filed a gender-discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation. What are the ramifications of the suit and how will it affect the team and the National Women’s Soccer League? Patty and Adam have a spirited debate. For more info on the lawsuit and to read interviews with the players, check out Alison Glock’s article at ESPNW.

Diana Redman
A budding soccer star in college, Diana Redman found herself going down a path of self-destruction. Then, the Israel Women’s National Team came calling and the defender turned her life around. This is an inspirational story of how determination and dedication can change just about any circumstance. Diana has taken her soccer talents around the world, playing club soccer in Spain and most recently won the Aphrodite Women’s Cup 2016 with Israel. Not only making a name for herself on the pitch, Diana is changing lives off the pitch as well by counselling other athletes who have fallen down similar paths of substance addiction. Catch Adam’s interview with this extraordinary athlete.
Follow Diana Redman on Twitter @DianaRedman4

FAWSL
Adam and Barry the Beaver barged into two FAWSL matches over the past few weeks. Game 1 was Doncaster vs. Chelsea, for the FAWSL’s first-week matchup. We hear from Doncaster head coach Glen Harris and Forward Courtney Sweetman-Kirk, plus Chelsea star striker Claire Rafferty talks about the increased crowds and her thoughts on the SheBelieves Cup.

A few days later the Englishman took his Canadian beaver over to Academy Stadium (aka “The Mini-Ethiad”) to witness top-of-the-table Manchester Ladies take on Arsenal. We hear from City goal-scorer Toni Duggan and Manager Nick Cushing. Adam gives us play-by-play description of the firey matcc!.

Parisian Point of View
French sportswriter and founder of the website Women’s Soccer France, Lisa Durel joins us to talk about Division 1 Féminine, UEFA Champions League and the France National Team. Lisa is honest and to the point about the state of women’s football in France. Plus, an interesting look at why the USWNT is so popular among French fans. This interview may get you fired up or inspired up – either way, you will feel something.
Follow Lisa on Twitter @FrenchHades04 & Women’s Soccer France @WomensSoccerFr.

NWSL Previews, Part 4
The 2016 NWSL season kicks off on April 16 and we’re bringing in expert pundits to help preview two teams per episode leading up to the start of the season!

Chicago Red Stars
Legendary Chicago-based sportswriter and broadcaster Alison Moran stops by to give her expert view of the team. How will the Red Stars do in their new home, Toyota Park? Which players should we watch? And what makes Rory Dames the best coach in the league? Alison answers all those questions and more!
Check out Alison’s blog Token Female & follow Alison on Twitter @AlisonSMoran.

FC Kansas City
We knew Patty was a FCKC fangirl and now we have the proof! This is the only team our slick co-host insisted on doing herself. Who did the Blues lose in the off-season and who did they gain? Which surprising players have joined Coach Vlatko Andonovski’s pre-season squad? And just how is Sydney Leroux proving that her condition isn’t so delicate after all? Our dutiful hosts deliver the dirt on the 2-time defending champions.

Plus…
FA Cup updates; FAWSL fixtures; NWSL news. If you want to join Barry the Beaver in celebrating International Beaver Day (yes, its a real thing), follow him on twitter @BarrytheBeaver6.

Fade Out Music by Gavin DeGraw

Original Broadcast Date: April 3, 2016

Episode 69: Ella Masar, Christina Burkenroad, Ashlyn Harris, Alex Scott

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 69 features exclusive interviews with Ella Masar-McLeod, Christina Burkenroad, Ashlyn Harris, Alex Scott, Josephine Henning, Jodie Taylor, and John Herdman.

Women’s World Football Show presents an exclusive interview with ever-inspiring Ella Masar-McLeod. Ella updates us on her latest move to FC Rosengård in Sweden. It’s been an interesting journey for the fan-favorite footballer – from her short stint playing in France to her NWSL playing days, Ella brings to light some of the more interesting experiences in her career. Off the pitch, the journey has been no less interesting, as she discusses everything from her marriage to Canada National Team goalkeeper Erin McLeod to becoming a Canadian citizen.

Ella also discusses her eloquently-penned blog post, which sparked a conversation that was way overdue and showed why love is stronger than hate. Ella lives her truth, and for that she has become a role model on and off the pitch.
Read Ella’s inspirational blog.

2016 SHEBELIEVES CUP
A recap of the inaugural tournament. We take a look at the final tallies and takeaways. Plus exclusive interviews with Alex Scott (England), Jodie Taylor (England), Josephine Henning (Germany) and Ashlyn Harris (USA).

Christina Burkenroad
Adding to this show’s “inspirational” theme, we welcome Orlando Pride college draft pick, Christina Burkenroad. The talented young striker discusses her heartbreaking past that at one time left her homeless. Christina shows us that through faith and positivity, we can find the courage to not only succeed, but to conquer. One of the most inspiring stories in football today, Burkenroad is a reminder that soccer is more than just a game, its a state of mind.

Women’s FA Cup
It’s getting down to the wire for the coveted cup and Adam gives a full report on the FA Cup fifth round. Our jolly ol’ chap was at Keepmoat Stadium as Chelsea Ladies took on Doncaster Rovers Belles and chats with Chelsea manager Emma Hayes and newly signed striker Karen Carney. Also, Adam gets the Rovers take from manager Glen Harris and goalkeeper Nicola Hobbs.

NWSL Previews, Part 3
The 2016 NWSL season kicks off on April 16 and we’re bringing in expert pundits to help preview two teams per episode leading up to the start of the season!

Sky Blue FC
Double G Sports contributor Lilly Kashishian is back to give us the low-down on Sky Blue FC! Who did they lose? Who did they pick up? and how much weighs on Raquel Rodriguez? It’s all here.
Follow Lilly on Twitter @Lillykashishian.
Check out Double G Sports.

Washington Spirit
Washington D.C. sports writer Andy Arnold gives us his take on this new-look Spirit team. From the new-old manager to last year’s MVP, Crystal Dunn. Andy breaks down the team with brutal honesty!
Check out Andy on Examiner.com and read his blog LadiesBallToo.

Plus…
Canada Head Coach John Herdman discusses his team’s Algarve Cup win; Cyprus recap; American Idol update and more!

Fade Out Music by Rascal Flatts

Original Broadcast Date: March 20, 2016

Episode 68: Becky Sauerbrunn, Anja Mittag, Laura Harvey, Liz Milne, Raquel Rodriguez

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 68 features exclusive interviews with USWNT defender Becky Sauerbrunn; Seattle Reign FC head coach Laura Harvey; New Zealand footballer Liz Milne; Mexico correspondent Pamela Del Olmo catches up with the Costa Rica striker Raquel Rodriguez; and more!

USWNT co-captain Becky Sauerbrunn is like a ninja appearing when least expected and shutting down opponents in a blink of an eye. Becky shares with us her World Cup Champion experience. What was she thinking during the semifinal with Germany and did she actually predict the outcome? And what’s so special about FC Kansas City? You’ll only get these answers here!

The 3-time NWSL Defender of the Year, Olympic Gold medal winner and Women’s World Cup Champion, also describes how she feels about being constantly overlooked by FIFA when it comes to awards and lists. Her answer might surprise you. Or maybe not. #ClassAct.

Plus, just why does she roll up those sleeves? How many books did she read during the World Cup? And what does she miss about Abby Wambach? Broon answers all these burning questions and more!

Anja Mittag
As the #SheBelieves Cup rolls through the USA, WWFShow correspondent Michelle Stile catches up with the great German forward Anja Mittag. We get a glimpse into the German star’s early days of playing football with the boys and her rise to becoming one of the best strikers in the women’s game today.

Anja gives her thoughts on playing for PSG, her former teammate Lindsey Horan, and the idea of someday playing in the NWSL. Plus, Lindsey Horan herself joins in on the conversation!
Follow Michelle on Twitter @OldPipster.

World Tournaments
There are plenty of big tournaments going off all over the world and we’re recapping them all! As the great Bruce Lee once said, “It’s like a finger pointing to the stars. Don’t look at the finger or you’ll miss all the heavenly beauty.” – SheBelieves Cup, Algarve, Cyprus Cup, and the AFC Olympic Qualifiers have been full of beautiful surprises. From the speedy rise of Australia to the mighty fall of Japan. We make sure you don’t miss one twinkle!

NWSL Previews, Part 2
The 2016 NWSL season kicks off on April 16 and we’re bringing in expert pundits to help preview two teams per episode leading up to the start of the season!

WNY Flash
What’s going on in Buffalo? It’s the question everyone is asking and here to give us the big picture is soccer writer and photographer Courtney Andros! Could this be the team that comes in like a stealth and releases a firestorm of goals? With a new boss and a bucket of offensive fire power, it’s possible! One thing is for sure, after this review, you’ll have a whole new vision of this battle-ready team. Follow Courtney on Twiiter @Courtstar413.
Check out Courtney’s website Final Third Soccer and catch her on Woso Off The Post.

Seattle Reign
In this special report on the 2-time NWSL Shield winners, Seattle Reign FC Head Coach and General Manager Laura Harvey takes time out of her busy schedule to fill us in on her team’s progress as they head into the 2016 season. What are some of the big changes at the club? Why aren’t their more women head coaches in the league? And does Seattle have what it takes to win the Big One? Coach Harvey gives us a very candid and thoughtful interview.

This is more than a preview, it’s an insight into the mind of one of the great genius coaches in the game today. WWFShow contributor and blogger Sarah “The Cowgirl” Hallet rides in with her thoughts and predictions! This is one NWSL preview, you do not want to miss!
Follow Sarah on Twitter @hallett_sarah and subscribe to the WWFShow blogs on Tumblr!

Liz Milne
The New Zealand footballer Liz Milne stops by to chat all things Kiwi soccer! Plus gives us an inside look at the upward rise of her club team, Adelaide United in the Australian W-League. The Adelaide captain brings us up to date on her career and shares some of her most memorable experiences. Another crafty center-back, Liz has sparred with the best opponents in the world and is here to tell us who she thinks was the toughest!

Raquel “Raqui” Rodriguez
WWFShow Mexico correspondent Pamela Del Olmo recently caught up with the Costa Rica striker Raquel Rodriguez to talk about Las Tica’s CONCACAF semifinal loss to Canada, her thoughts on playing with Sky Blue and why she thinks the Costa Rica Soccer Federation needs to listen to the players. This is one of those short, but powerful interviews. Do not miss it!
Follow Pamela on Twitter @pndom.

Plus..
Why did Adam get rid of his North Korea flag (wait… why did he have one anyway)? How many books on the Titanic can Patty read in a year? and The Cowgirl gets a theme song! All that and more! Hi-Yaaa!

Fade Out Music by CeeLo Green

Original Broadcast Date: March 5, 2016

Episode 66: Natasha Dowie, Lucy Staniforth

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 66 features exclusive interviews with England striker Natasha Dowie; Liverpool’s Lucy Staniforth; plus, W-League Grand Final review with Cheryl Downes; and a look at the recent USWNT lawsuit with legal expert Michelle Stile.

Women’s World Football Show is touching all corners of the world this week. First up is an exclusive interview with FAWSL star Natasha Dowie!

Adam sits down with the versatile striker as she prepares to make her debut with her new team – Doncaster Belles. As one of the biggest moves of this off-season, Natasha gives us insight on why she chose the Belles over other teams and what we can expect to see from her in 2016.

After three successful seasons with Liverpool Ladies, Natasha discusses her former team and their very dramatic FAWSL back-to-back championships. Natasha also gives us her thoughts on playing in the Australia’s Westfield W-League and why Melbourne Victory has not seen the last of her.

CONCACAF

The 2016 Olympic qualifying event kicks off on February 10, 2016 in Texas and we’re breaking down all the juicy tidbits. If you haven’t heard about all the surprise roster moves from top teams USA, Canada and Mexico, then you’ll want to pay attention. What… no HAO? No Charlyn Corral and… Where’s Kaylyn Kyle?

Lucy Staniforth!
Thought you heard enough from former Liverpool players? Guess again! Adam recently caught up with the ever-popular Lucy Staniforth. The affable midfielder talks about her recent move back to Sunderland, a team where her career started. Despite two season-ending injuries, Lucy’s positive spirit and dedicated work ethic helped her forge her way back stronger than ever. Prepare yourself to be inspired!

W-League Grand Final
The ninth season of the W-League has wrapped up! But not before giving us an entertaining Grand Final (what’s this about rock, paper scissors?). TV star and reporter for The Women’s Game, Cheryl Downes was in Melbourne taking notes and names and she’s here to give us every play-by-play detail. Plus, Cheryl gives us her assessment on the season and also some insight on who we can expect to see back next year and who played their last match!

US Soccer vs. USWNT
Are you scratching your noggin over the recent lawsuit filed by US Soccer against the US Women’s National Team? If so, we brought in soccer journalist and attorney-at-law Michelle Stile to give us the rundown. How did this happen and why is it happening now right before Olympic qualifiers? Court is in session, so take a listen!
Check out Michelle’s awesome website Women’s Soccer Weekly!

Plus…
Women’s FA Cup results; FAWSL schedule update; NWSL updates and more!

Fade Out Music by Ringo Starr

Original Broadcast Date: February 7, 2016

Episode 65: Lindsey Horan, Mallory Pugh, Alex Morgan

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 65 features an exclusive interview with USWNT midfielder Lindsey Horan; Post-game interviews with USA stars Mallory Pugh and Alex Morgan; Nigeria report with sports journalist Janine Anthony; NWSL Draft report with Michelle Stile; and Draft soundbite from Tom Sermanni.

Women’s World Football Show is ushering in the next generation of women’s footballers and who better to spotlight than one of the rising stars in the game today, USA’s Lindsey Horan!

As a football prodigy growing up in Colorado, Lindsey was playing forward with the Colorado Rush as a a mere tween. By the time she graduated high school, Lindsey was already making a name for herself with Paris Saint-Germain FC in the French league. We talk to this powerful goal-scorer about some of her more “unconventional” life decisions and find out what it really takes to follow your own path when everyone else keeps pointing you in another direction.

An impact player in the USWNT junior squads since she was a kid, Lindsey’s fans have been chomping at the bit for her to make her grand arrival up to the senior squad and she’s doing it in grand fashion. Coming off spectacular showings in the USA Victory Tour, the young star is undaunted by the attention and laser-focused on what she needs to do to get to the next level as she eyes the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.

NWSL fans cannot wait to catch this talented footballer play for Portland Thorns FC in 2016, where she will meet up with her former PSG teammate Tobin Heath and new USWNT teammate Emily Sonnett. It’s a new-look Thorns team and Lindsey plans on bringing a big presence and an NWSL championship back to the Rose City.

So, sit back, relax and have fun getting to know Lindsey Horan!

USA vs. Republic of Ireland
The USWNT broke January camp with a victory over Ireland at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. Patty, AJ, and The Cowgirl were on hand to get a few interviews and soundbites. We hear from FIFA Female Coach of the Year Jill Ellis as she talks about her young team, the road to the Olympics, and Ireland defender Megan Campbell’s wicked throw-in. Alex Morgan also weighs in on the team’s new kids, the Road to Rio (and also on Campbell’s throw-in). Also we hear from the newest and youngest player on the team, 17-year old Mallory Pugh, who scored in her very first cap (nice thing to do before having to go back to high school on Monday). What has she learned since coming up to the senior squad and which veteran has given her the ultimate advice? She tells us that and more!

Nigeria
Adam visits with Nigeria sports journalist Janine Anthony. In this in-depth look at women’s football in the African contentment, Janine updates us on the triumphs and challenges of the Nigerian national team and let’s us in on why the club system is so important to the growth of the Super Falcons. Also, Janine gives her thoughts on the other great African teams – Cameroon, South Africa, Guyana, and Ivory Coast. For more insight on women’s football in Africa, check out Janine’s website LadiesMarch.com.

Draft Chat
The 2016 NWSL College Draft took place on January 15, 2016. Patty and Adam go through the top 10 picks and remind us why this draft is so important to the future of the league. Also, we introduce a new addition to the WWFShow team, Florida attorney and sports writer Michelle Stile. Our new roving reporter chats with Orlando’s #1 Draft Pick Samantha Wittemann. The Cal Berkley star tells us her thoughts on being picked in the first round and also her feelings about playing for the Pride and alongside another Golden Bear, Alex Morgan. Also, we get up close and personal with Pride head coach Tom Sermanni, as he chats about his new team and what went into his decisions on selecting his draft picks.

Plus:
Updates on FAWSL, England, W-League playoffs and more!!

Fade Out Music by Beyoncé

Original Broadcast Date: January 24, 2016

Episode 63: Katie Rood, Cheryl Downes, Alana Johnson

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 63 features an exclusive interview with New Zealand striker Katie Rood; W-League update with Cheryl Downes; and College Cup review with Alana “AJ” Johnson.

Women’s World Football Show says goodbye to 2015 in style! To help usher out their year, we invite New Zealand striker Katie Rood to the show. The Norhtander takes us back to her days with the Football Ferns youth squads and shares her most memorable experiences, including the 2012 FIFA U-20 World Cup.

It’s been a career of successes for the young Kiwi, from her New Zealand Women’s League Grand Final win to her club-leading stats and she’s here to give us all the details. Also, what does she have to say about Aussie mates Laura Alleway and Collette McCallum? Plus, just how deep does that across-the-ditch rivalry go? We find out and more! You do not want to miss this spirited interview!

W-League Update
Cheryl Downes from The Women’s Game is back to give us Westfield W-League action. What is the biggest surprise of the season, which American is making the biggest impact and what to look forward as the season winds down. Cheryl give us a full report. Plus, it’s true… Cheryl recently ran into Matilda great (and Patty’s fave) Kate Gill! You know we’ll be getting the scoop on that conversation.

USA vs China & Farewell Abby!
Originally scheduled as simply the last match of the USA Victory Tour, this USA vs China friendly turned out to be historic. Not only did China hand the World Champs their first loss on home-soil in 11 years, it was the swan song for all-time leading goal-scorer (and overall legend) Abby Wambach. We’ve got the recap!

College Cup Review with AJ “Postgame Gator” Johnson
Our very own AJ stops by to give us a review of the 2015 NCAA Women’s College Cup Final. AJ gives us a glimpse at the tournament atmosphere and match highlights. Plus, how is college soccer progressing and which players should we be watching at the 2016 NWSL College Draft? Our Postgame Gator is on the scene!

Plus…
Patty and Adam keeps us abreast of the latest FAWSL signings (including a soundbite from Doncaster Rovers Belles goalkeeper Nic Hobbs); Budnesliga updates; CONCACAF U-20 Women’s Championship in Honduras; The latest award for USA young-gun Mallory Pugh; FIFA Rankings run-down & more!

Fade Out Music by Bruce Springsteen.

Original Broadcast Date: December 20, 2015

Episode 59: Shea Groom, Jordan Nobbs, Abby Wambach

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 59 features an exclusive interview with young striker Shea Groom; postgame comments from Notts head coach Rick Passmore, Arsenal head coach Pedro Martinez Losa, and Arsenal striker Jordan Nobbs; and soundbites from Abby Wambach.

Women’s World Football Show welcomes FC Kansas City young gun Shea Groom to the studio! The KC hometown girl brings us up to date on her injury and gives us insight into some of the things she’s doing this off-season to get her back in the saddle and firing on all cylinders come 2016.

Shea brings us back to her humble beginnings in Liberty, Missouri where she grew up idolizing the very same players she now calls teammates. As she barreled into the college soccer scene at Texas A&M, Shea blazed a trail of successes on and off the pitch.

After carving her name into the Aggie record books, she was selected 12th overall in the 2015 NWSL college draft. Wasting no time as a pro, Shea quickly earned a spot in the starting lineup of the star-studded FC Kansas City team and lit up the league with her full-throttle-take-no-prisoners style of play.

True to character, Shea dives head first into this interview answering pointed questions with fearless honesty. There’s more to Shea than just unforgiving fortitude. The 22-year old takes off her well-worn Royals cap to reveal a softer side of Shea – humble, funny and fascinating (watch out Eminem!).

Shea may be part of the USA’s next generation of super power players, but she stands on her own piece of turf when it comes to grit and feistiness. An interview like this doesn’t come along very often, so kick off the boots, sit, relax and take a listen!

FAWSL Continental Tyres Cup
The curtain has officially closed on the 2015 FAWSL season with the last piece of hardware awarded to Arsenal Ladies for their 3-0 victory against Notts County. Don’t be fooled by the scoreline, this was an epic match and a fitting end to an amazing season of women’s football. Our very own Adam Barlow was at AESSEAL New York Stadium reporting live and gives us the highlights and answers why the ref’s were seeing red! Plus we hear from coaches Rick Passmore (Notts), Pedro Martinez Losa (Arsenal) and the Player of the Match Jordan Nobbs!

Orlando Pride
There’s a new team in the NWSL and it’s already setting the league on its head. Orlando Pride splashed down with epic intensity, naming a reputable coach and a few heading-turning players. We dissect the Pride’s first three signings of Alex Morgan, Kaylyn Kyle and Sarah Hagen. Plus we hear from new coach Tom Sermanni and Vice President of Development, Tim Holt.

Abby Wambach
It was the day we were all dreading (well, most of us anyway). After a 15-year international soccer career, the 35-year old announced her retirement from club and country. Patty and Adam look over the life and career of the world’s leading goal scorer and one of the world’s all-time greatest players. Plus we hear from Abby herself as she talks about her past accomplishments and the future of great things to come. #ThanksAbby

PLUS…
Adam educates us on THE TRADE, Patty tries to figure out the time change, and Barry the Beaver is uncharacteristically quiet… oh and a Schmidt-Bit!

Fade Out Music by Willie Nelson.

Original Broadcast Date: November 1, 2015

Episode 58: Faye Lygo, Hannah Roberts, Cheryl Downes

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 58 features an exclusive interview with Doncaster Rovers Belles Chair Lady Faye Lygo; Chelsea Ladies FC fan website owner Hannah Roberts; and Aussie sports writer Cheryl Downes.

Doncaster Rovers Belles are moving up into the FAWSL 1 in style! Adam sits down with Doncaster Chair Lady Faye Lygo to discuss the team’s recent promotion and major announcement. As the Belles prepare for their ascent, they also are laying out a multi-million pound plan for a state-of-the-art training facility and full-time, professional contracts to a number of players.

Having been a pioneering figure in the women’s game for over 45 years, the six-time FA Women’s Cup winners and twice Women’s Premier League champions are continuing their rich tradition of trailblazing by spearheading ambitious plans to build the first dedicated elite women’s training facility in the UK.

Chair Lady Lygo gives us an insiders-view of their ambitious plans and what it means to the team to be part of the progression of women’s football. Follow The Belles on Twitter @donnybelles.

Chelsea Ladies Fans
Keeping with the FAWSL successes, Hannah Roberts stops by to talk all-things Chelsea Ladies FC. Hannah covers the team as well as runs the incredibly popular Chelsea Ladies Fans website. The FAWSL 1 Champs had an incredible year and Hannah gives us the highs and highs of the season, along with the latest updates on the team, players and coaches. Follow the fan site on Twitter @clfcfans.

Westfield W-League
Our friend and part-time correspondent from The Women’s Game, Cheryl Downes is back at it, bringing us Part 2 of our W-League preview. This episode, Cheryl gives us the latest and greatest team previews on Melbourne Victory, Newcastle Jets, Western Sydney Wanderers, Sydney FC and Perth Glory FC. Cheryl gives us a peek at who we should be watching and the teams strengths and weaknesses. Also, a much needed Matildas update!
Download The Women’s Game 2015 W-League Season 8 Guide.

Plus…
News on NWSL, Bundesliga, Champions League, Sophie Schmidt, USA Victory Tour, and MORE!

Fade Out Music by The Summer Set.

Original Broadcast Date: October 16, 2015

Episode 55: Lisa Evans

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 55 features an exclusive interview with Scotland striker Lisa Evans; Soundbites from NWSL stars Christen Press, Ella Masar, Meghan Klingenberg and Morgan Brian; a Frauen-Bundesliga report with German sportswriter Jana Lange; Steel City FC Coaches Betsy Warren and Anita Rodriguez, and players Laura Saussol and Amy Vinopal.

Women’s World Football Show welcomes Scotland national team forward Lisa Evans. From her days in the Scottish Women’s Premier League to the German Frauen-Bundesliga, Lisa has traveled a long and winding road through women’s football success and she takes us along every twist and turn.

As a youngster, Lisa left her home playing for Glasgow City to travel to Germany to play for Turbine Potsdam. The affable young star tells us how she learned to adjust to a new culture and a new language.

Lisa also gives us the scoop on her recent 3-year contract with Turbine’s rival, FC Bayern Munich. And Adam gets her to tell us who she considers the best player she’s ever played against. You’ll be surprised at that one. If you love Scotland, Germany and women’s soccer (and we know you do) – You’ll love Lisa’s story!

Frauen-Bundesliga Preview, Part 2
In this second part of our two-part series on the 2015 Frauen-Bundesliga season, Adam and our German correspondent Jana Lange discuss the German league’s Top 4 teams – FFC Turbine Potsdam, FFC Frankfurt, FC Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg. Adam and Jana go over the rosters, recent transfers, injuries and each teams’ chances on winning the crown. You can’t follow the league until you listen to this preview show. It will sure to have you singing Ein Prosit and cheering “Wunderbar!”

NWSL
The 2015 NWSL season has wrapped up and our very own AJ “Postgame Gator” Johnson was at Chicago Red Stars vs. Houston Dash match for the last game of the regular season. And as usual, AJ came back with a slew of first-rate soundbites from Chicago’s Christen Press and Houston’s Ella Masar, Meghan Klingenberg and Morgan Brian.

Don’t blame us for these pictures.

Steel City FC
On his recent trip to the States, our “Man on the Go” Adam (and “Beaver on the Go”) traveled to Pittsburgh to visit WPSL debutantes Steel City FC. We hear how the team is progressing and strides for the future from Coaches Betsy Warren and Anita Rodriguez, All-Star goalkeeper Laura Saussol, and star striker Amy Vinopal.

Plus…
FAWSL 1&2 updates, NWSL semifinals preview, 2015 All-Africa Games info, NCAA rankings and More!

Fade Out Music by Sleater-Kinney.

Original Broadcast Date: September 6, 2015

Episode 54: Shannon Boxx, Abby Wambach, Jill Ellis, Claire Falknor, Lindsay Agnew

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 54 features exclusive interviews with USWNT stars Shannon Boxx, Abby Wambach, and head coach Jill Ellis; A Frauen-Bundesliga report with German sportswriter Jana Lange; Film maker Megan Shutzer; and college interviews with Claire Falknor (Florida) and Lindsay Agnew (Ohio State).

Frauen-Bundesliga
The 2015-16 Frauen-Bundesliga season is underway and Adam sits down with Germany expert Jana Lange in part one of a two-part preview of the season. A virtual who’s who of teams, players, and even a few goats. After this segment, you’ll be the hit of Octoberfest with all your German league knowledge.

USWNT
AJ “Postgame Gator” Johnson covered the USA vs Costa Rica match in Chattanooga, Tenn. on August 20, 2015 and came away a little wet but with a lot of great soundbites from Abby Wambach and Coach Jill Ellis. Also, listen to AJ’s one-on-one with legendary midfielder Shannon Boxx. It’s guaranteed to leave with a smile on your face.

A Zanzibar Soccer Story
Patty welcomes film maker Megan Shutzer to the show for an in-depth discussion on her groundbreaking documentary New Generation Queens: A Zanzibar Soccer Story. This eye-opening film documents the inspiring story of the women of Zanzibar as they prepare to compete for the first time in the Copa Coca-Cola tournament in Tanzania. This remarkable film brings us into a world where women are not allowed to play (that shouldn’t even be a sentence), but who’s spirit and passion to play the beautiful game is breaking barriers and changing a culture.
Follow the film on Twitter @ngqfilm and like them on Facebook.
Visit the website at NewGenerationQueens.com
Watch the trailer on Vimeo

Postgame Gator Interviews
Can’t get enough AJ? That’s good because college season is underway and our Postgame Gator is on the loose. AJ catches up with forwards Claire Falknor (Florida) and Canadian International Lindsay Agnew (Ohio State).

PLUS…
NWSL final four wrap-up; FAWSL season update; and Adam talks a lot about cake.

Fade Out Music by Donna Summer.

Original Broadcast Date: August 30, 2015

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