Episode 33: Veronica Perez

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 33 features an exclusive interview Mexico Women’s National Team striker Veronica Pérez; Plus an Australia update with Aussie sports journalist Cheryl Downes.

Veronica Pérez is in the house! Women’s World Football Show welcomes the talented and intensely focused midfielder as she shares with us her journey from growing up in Northern California to her very important role on the Mexico Women’s National Team.

“V” (as Patty calls her without permission) also discusses how she came to play for Mexico, growing the women’s game in that country, and a few of her favorite memories on the pitch, as well as what she thinks of the NWSL and her club-team the Washington Spirit. So call all your amigos y familiares and tell them about this great interview!

Cheryl Downes is back to discuss the latest happenings in Australia. How did Canberra United snatch the W-League championship from Perth Glory and what are the Matilda’s doing as they waltz up to the 2015 Women’s World Cup!

All this and a look at the NWSL College Draft, the league’s new commissioner, as well as a roundup of player movement in the FAWSL… so far!

We guarantee a Paws-itively doggone good time for everyone!

Told you Adam was wearing a dog suit!

Music by Los Lobos and Men at Work.

Original Broadcast Date: January 11, 2015

Episode 32: Katie Hume, Chris Lopez, Sarah Coutts

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 32 celebrates 2014 by turning the mic over to football fans from all over the world, including: Katie Hume, Chris Lopez, and Sarah Coutts.

American Outlaw Chris Lopez shows his support for USWNT.

First up is the Queen of the Player Selfie – Katie Hume from England. Then we get a behind-the-scenes look at The American Outlaws with California Chapter 18 member Chris Lopez. Finally, an inspiring interview from Scotland with Chelsea’s favorite fan Sarah Coutts.

Katie and Christen Press show us why selfies don’t have to be boring.

A year-end special wouldn’t be complete without a list of highlights of the year from clubs and countries around the world, as well as a replay of our favorite interviews of the year featuring Patty’s chat with USWNT forward Amy Rodriguez and Adam’s Cyprus Q&A with (who else?) Sophie Schmidt.

Plus a preview of some of the exciting things in store for 2015!

Sarah poses with one of her favorite players, Claire Rafferty of Chelsea Ladies.

Important website links:
American Outlaws
30,000 Miles To Canada

Connect with our guests on Twitter:
@katiemurillo
@AO_Modesto
@SarahC4552

Music by USA Soccer Songs Fans and Little Rascals (don’t judge).

Original Broadcast Date: December 27, 2014

Episode 31: Erin McLeod, Megan Campbell

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 31 features an exclusive interview with Canada WNT goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Sound bites from USWNT manager Jill Ellis; Westfield W-League report with Australia sports journalist Cheryl Downes; and Alana “AJ” Johnson interviews Ireland WNT/Florida State University star Megan Campbell and Texas A&M senior Kelley Monogue.

Erin McLeod!
Women’s World Football Show welcomes Canadian Women’s National Team goalkeeper, renaissance woman and overall great person – Erin McLeod. The Olympic bronze medalist talks about her evolution as an athlete, artist and ambassador to the women’s game. As we get closer to the 2015 Women’s World Cup in Canada, Erin gives us a unique view of her country, club and colorful coach. The 31-year old reveals how she’s overcome some of the struggles she’s faced on her journey to self-discovery and the lessons she’s still learning. In a darkened sky void of athlete role models, Erin McLeod is a bright star for young fans to look up to and we’re proud to have her on the show!

Women’s World Cup Draw
The road to Canada continues as your hosts take a spirited look at the recently-revealed Women’s World Cup draw. Who has the best chances of getting out of their groups? The most fierce and fun match-ups? And which is the REAL Group of Death? All this, and we hear from USA skipper Jill Ellis.

Westfield W-League Roundup
The 2014 regular season of the Westfield W-League has docked and Cheryl Downes of The Women’s Game stops by to go over the semifinalists – Perth Glory FC, Melbourne Victory, Canberra United and Sydney FC. What were their strengths, weaknesses and MVP’s? Also Cheryl lets us know how the Aussies are taking the news of their “Group of Death” placing. Crikey!!

2014 College Cup
Are there leprechauns in Ireland? 2014 College Cup champion and Irish International, Megan Campbell doesn’t answer that, but does give us a borderline-hysterical view of her FSU experience. Alana “AJ” Johnson joins us with a full report from the tournament, as well as an interview with Texas A&M senior Kelley Monogue who discusses her intent to enter the NWSL college draft.

And…
Your hosts let off a little steam about the England hashtag situation, welcomes Doncaster Rover Belles’ new manager Glen Harris, and take a look at the Houston Dash’s latest marketing strategy.

Plus….
What was the last sport played on the Titanic? There’s a slight disagreement.

And speaking of the Titanic…
Featured music by Gaelic Storm!

Original Broadcast Date: December 13, 2014

Here’s a look at FSU and Irish International Megan Campbell’s famous throw-ins!

Original Broadcast Date: December 13, 2014 (that’s 12-13-14!)

Episode 26A: Sarah Hallett, Danielle Grote

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 26A is a special episode taking a look back at the 2014 National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season with respected soccer writers Sarah Hallett and Danielle Grote.

Sarah helps Patty decipher the worst, the best and the in-betweens with an in-depth look at the Houston Dash, Portland Thorns FC and Seattle Reign. Adam talks to Danielle about the “almost-haves” in Chicago Red Stars, Western New York Flash and Washington Spirit.

Then, Patty breaks down the remaining three, giving Adam a lesson on why the Boston Breakers broke down, who really is the star over at Sky Blue FC and what makes FC Kansas City so good! Now maybe Adam will finally get the difference between Kansas and Kansas City!

Forget all those other season recaps – this is the one you want to hear!

Music by Alicia Keys (with Nicki Minaj).

Originally broadcast October, 2014

Episode 24: Rachel Williams, Cheryl Downes, Nathan Carr

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 24 features an exclusive interview with Chelsea Ladies FC striker Rachel Williams; W-League report with Aussie sports journalist Cheryl Downes; Caribbean update with Nathan Carr; and Alana “AJ” Johnson interviews Middle Tennessee State University forward Tori Hawkins.

In this episode (it’s number 24, Adam!), Women’s World Football Show lights up the world with league updates from USA, England and Australia, plus Women’s World Cup qualifiers and even something from Tennessee!

In an exclusive interview, Adam sits down with Rachel Williams of Chelsea Ladies FC. The fearsome striker updates us on her career and brings us inside information on Chelsea’s winning season.

The Westfield W-League in Australia is starting up and our Aussie correspondent, Cheryl Downes from The Women’s Game magazine is back to give us the low-down on the league Down-Under! Who are the players to watch and which teams should you be rooting for? You’ll get it figured out after this insightful segment.

The Women’s Caribbean Cup has wrapped up and Nathan Carr of The Home of Caribbean Football stops by with reviews of the four island teams who have qualified for spots in the upcoming CONCACAF Women’s World Cup qualifier.

Our roving reporter, Alana “AJ” Johnson is on the sidelines with a fun interview with forward Tori Hawkins of Middle Tennessee State University.

Original Broadcast Date: September 7, 2014.

Episode 23: Beverly Goebel

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 23 features an exclusive interview with Seattle Reign FC striker Beverly Goebel. Sound bites from: Reign head coach Laura Harvey and midfielder Keelin Winters; Washington Spirit head coach Mark Parsons and forward Diana Matheson; England head coach Mark Sampson and forwards Toni Duggan and Lianne Sanderson; and Wales Women’s National Team head coach Jarmo Matikainen.

Walt Disney once said, “Dreams do come true if you have the courage to pursue them.”

And that’s a sentiment that runs throughout this episode.

On this week’s show, we hear from players, coaches and whole teams who have traveled different paths to chase their dreams. Despite coming from different parts of the world, they all have one thing in common – They’ve found the courage to ‘do’ leading them to a place on the podium of success.

Beverly Goebel
Patty brings you an exclusive interview with Seattle Reign FC midfielder Beverly Goebel, who had to travel halfway around the world and back again to find her dreams fulfilled… and she’s far from finished.

Adam gives us a full report on the recent Women’s World Cup qualifier between England and Wales where one courageous team will make the trek to Canada for next summer’s Women’s World Cup.

A few others joining us:

Seattle Reign FC head coach Laura Harvey and midfielder Keelin Winters
Washington Spirit head coach Mark Parsons and forward Diana Matheson
England Women’s National team head coach Mark Sampson, forwards Toni Duggan and Lianne Sanderson
Wales Women’s National Team head coach Jarmo Matikainen

Plus a look at what’s happening in the NWSL post-season, USWNT v Switzerland recap and U20 Women’s World Cup Final.

Adam has had one dream come true and it’s a great sign! Oh yes, and a SchmidtBit.

Original Broadcast Date: August 23, 2014.

Episode 21: Rachel Wood, Nathan Carr

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 21 features an exclusive interview with Boston Breakers forward Rachel Wood; plus a look at the Caribbean Cup and women’s football in the Caribbean with expert Nathan Carr.

Rachel Wood
Boston Breakers’ Rachel Wood shares her inspirational story with Women’s World Football Show. As a soccer standout in her youth to a year of illness and despair, Rachel’s story is one of hope, perseverance and gratitude leading to self-discovery and success. This is one interview you do not want to miss.

Nathan Carr
Adam explores the mysterious yet growing world of women’s soccer in the Caribbean. Caribbean football writer Nathan Carr joins WWFShow to discuss this and the upcoming Women’s Caribbean Cup (CONCACAF qualifier). If you don’t know anything about football on the islands, you will after this interview.

Plus all the NWSL, FAWSL and all the recent happenings on the International women’s football scene.

And don’t miss your chance to win a Canadian National Team limited edition jersey!

Original Broadcast Date: July 27, 2014.

Episode 20: Pearl Mosoane, Younes Bouida

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 20 features an exclusive interview with TUKS Football Club in South Africa Pearl Mosoane; Plus Technical Director at Soccer New Brunswick Younes Bouida.

Women’s World Football Show discovers grassroots football from the pitches of Canada to South Africa.

Patty sits down with Pearl Mosoane, Administer of TUKS Football Club at University of Pretoria to find out about how South African girls are being empowered by the sport of football. Get in touch with Pearl and the girls at Pretoria on Twitter and Facebook!

Adam visits Younes Bouida, Technical Director at Soccer New Brunswick to discuss how grassroots soccer is paving a path of success for young girls all over the Canadian landscape.

Updates on the FAWSL Continental Cup, as well as the latest on NWSL and U20 Women’s World Cup.

Oh and Angry Barry stops by and it ain’t pretty!

Original Broadcast Date: July 13, 2014.

Episode 19: Tracey Kevins, Mosh Terlecky

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 19 features an exclusive interview with LA Blues Technical Director Tracey Kevins; Plus women’s football photographer Myroslava “Mosh” Terlecky.

Originally named “Tale of 29 Cities… and a French monkey,” this episode is filled with laughs and trivia!

On this week’s episode: Canada vs Germany; USA vs France; & Hope Solo vs. The World.

Coach Tracey Kevins shares her secret of success, her role as Technical Director at the LA Blues of the USL W-League and her journey from London to LA.

Adam chats Ukrainian Women’s Football with sports photographer Myroslava “Mosh” Terlecky.

Plus all the latest on NWSL and FAWSL happenings! Oh, and did we mention a French monkey?!

Original Broadcast Date: June 29, 2014.

Episode 17: Rachel Daly, Tracey Kevins, Cheryl Downes

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 17 features exclusive interviews with L.A. Blues and England striker Rachel Daly and Technical Director Tracey Kevins; plus an update on the Australia Women’s National Team with Aussie sports journalist Cheryl Downes.

Women’s World Football Show spans the globe from L.A. to Australia to bring you all the latest league news and updates on national teams from every corner of the world! (That’s just not a tagline!).

On this week’s show Adam chats up Aussie sports journalist, Cheryl Downes. Find out how The Matildas did in the latest Women’s World Cup 2015 qualifiers and which Sheilas should we be watching.

On the other side of the planet, Patty visits the USL W-League’s top team, the L.A. Blues and braves the L.A. winds to talk with Blue’s defender and England Women’s National Team player, Rachel Daly and Technical Director, Tracey Kevins.

Plus a look at the Arsenal Ladies FC coaching situation, The Caribbean Football Union’s CONCACF qualifiers and all the latest in NWSL and FAWSL happenings.

But first, a word from some very loud crows!

Original Broadcast Date: June 1, 2014