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Episode 98: Rose Lavelle, Adrianna Franch

Episode 98: Women’s World Football Show welcomes USWNT and Boston Breakers midfielder Rose Lavelle, Portland Thorns FC goalkeeper Adrianna Franch, and soundbites from Manchester City Women’s FC manager Nick Cushing and Birmingham City Ladies FC boss Marc Skinner.

A soccer prodigy growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, Rose Lavelle became an All-American at University of Wisconsin-Madison, made her way up through the ranks of the U.S. Women’s National Team youth squads, and received her first cap with the USA full squad in March, 2017 (where she was named Player of the Match).

Now a full-fledged professional athlete, Rose is wasting no time by helping the Boston Breakers rise to the top of the table. Rose discusses many of her recent life-changing events, living in Boston and adjusting to Coach Matt Beard’s system. With all the changes come big responsibilities and she’s poised to take them on! The 22-year old also explains her recent sponsorship deal, her obsessive love for dogs, and just what’s up with Wilma Jean the Social Media Queen? If you want to get to know Rose Lavelle and what makes this young star so special, then catch this interview! (23:30′)

Adrianna Franch
Speaking of which… The Rose City team, Portland Thorns FC have developed a reputation for carrying the best goalkeepers in the NWSL and Adrianna Franch is continuing that legacy. The first-ever goalkeeper to be drafted into the NWSL in 2013, Adrianna understands what it takes to be successful and the work-ethic involved. The Kansas native shares what she learned from playing in Norway and also what she’s taking away from Thorns goalkeeping coach Nadine Angerer (“The best goalkeeper to ever play”).

Adrianna also gives us a first-hand account of what it’s like to play at Providence Park in front of those incredible fans and how the rowdy atmosphere isn’t such an advantage as some would think. The Thorns are packed with superstars and AD gives us an insider’s view on what it’s like to play with the best, who she enjoys stopping goals on and more. It’s a lively interview from a popular player who we don’t get to hear from often. This is your chance to get to know the very personable Adrianna Franch! (56:00′)

SSE Women’s FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium
Adam & Barry the Beaver joined 35,271 other fans at the iconic Wembley Stadium for the SSE Women’s FA Cup Final on May 13, 2017. While they took the long way there, Adam & his fuzzy friend came back with a great report on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Birmingham City. Adam gives us insights on the game, the players and the atmosphere. We also hear from the bosses – Nick Cushing (Man City) and Marc Skinner (Birmingham City) as they discuss the result, their respective teams, the future of women’s’ football in England, and more! If you couldn’t make it to the match, this is the next best thing to being there! (03:15′)

Plus…
Updates on the NWSL; Frauen Bundesliga; Tournament of Nations (USA); UEFA Champions League and MORE!!

Original Broadcast Date: May 14, 2017

Photo credits courtesy of: bostonbreakers.com; nwslsoccer.com; Timbers.com; ussoccer.com; mancity.com; birminghamcityladiesfc.co.uk

WWFShow theme music by Patricia La Bella

Episode 87: Elise Kellond-Knight; Paul Greig, Allie Long

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 87 features exclusive interviews with Australian midfielder Elise Kellond-Knight; Sky Blue FC coach Paul Greig; USWNT midfielder Allie Long; and Michaela Senneck.

How do you succeed when you’re taken out of your comfort zone? You develop a brand new attitude! To give us a first hand look at how this works, Women’s World Football Show welcomes Australian midfielder Elise Kellond-Knight!

As the only Matilda playing in the Frauen Budesliga at the moment, Elise shares her adventures at Turbine Potsdam, the change of culture, language, and oh that weather! On the pitch, Elise gives us insight on why she chose to leave the W-League and take on the new challenge of a faster, more disciplined game in Germany.

Elise also shares her experiences playing for Australia, her experiences at the Rio Olympics and what was the story behind the infamous water bottle swticher-roo with Lisa De Vanna? This is one of the highlights of the 2016 season! If you’re a fan of the Matilda’s, of Potsdam, or of energetic, entertaining players, this is the interview you’ll want to hear! (3:40)

Paul Greig
When Christy Holly was named head coach to Sky Blue FC of the NWSL at the beginning of 2016, he wasted no time in calling up his Scottish mate Paul Greig to come over to be his assistant coach. And true to form – Greig answered the call! Now he’s answering Adam’s call with a great one-on-one interview. The internationally experienced coach chats about his success in New Zealand with Northern Football, where he led his club to the ASB Women’s League championship in 2015. For a young chap, Greig brings vast experience to the NWSL, topping off one of the best coaching staffs in the league (with Holly and Jill Loyden). It’s awesome to get Greig’s perspective on his first year in the league, some of his standout moments over the past year, and a look at the upcoming season. Plus, Jersey’s favorite Scotsman delivers a special message to the Sky Blue fans! (45:00)

Allie Long
Since re-joining the U.S. Women’s National Team in April, 2016, Allie Long has more than quadrupled her career caps. Long came into this year with only 4 WNT appearances, but with her last start (vs Romania), she earned her 20th cap. Patty caught up with the newly appointed center back to talk about her new role on the team and how accepting she is of the team’s recent changes. Plus, is there a position she wouldn’t play and what was her biggest take-away from the Rio Olympics? Also, we hear from Jill Ellis who talks about Long’s poise on and off the pitch. If you think you know Allie Long, this interview may prove you wrong! (Yes, we rhyme). (31:33)

U20 Women’s World Cup
The 2016 FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup is in the books and standing on top of the heap is Korea DPR? How did that happen? And where did the powerhouses of USA, Japan and Brazil land? You’ll be surprised. Patty and Adam break down the cup, while putting the USA U20’s under the microscope. Could the USA’s college system be at the root of the youngster’s latest fall? We take on that discussion.

Millennial Madness!
Our WWFShow cub reporter Kaitlyn “Jonesy” Jones has tracked down her first interview and it’s none other than Michaela Senneck! The determined goalkeeper from South Africa jumped on the line to give us an up-close view of how young university students are balancing school, work, and the beautiful game! (1:06:11)

Plus Updates on…
NCAA College Cup; Africa Cup of Nations; England vs the Netherlands; Rogue One and MORE!

Fade Out Music by Meco

Original Broadcast Date: December 3, 2016

Photo credits courtesy of: ussoccer.com; The Women’s Game; Northern Football; The PFA

Episode 71: Matt Beard, Mark Parsons, Nadia Nadim, Jill Scott, Mark Sampson, Dawn Scott

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 71 features exclusive interviews with Boston Breakers head coach Matt Beard; Portland Thorns FC head coach Mark Parsons; Denmark striker Nadia Nadim; London striker Jill Scott and head coach Mark Sampson; and USWNT head trainer Dawn Scott.

Women’s World Football Show is wrapping up the 2016 NWSL previews with two Londoners, Head Coaches Matt Beard (Boston Breakers) and Mark Parsons (Portland Thorns FC). These two coaches have new teams, new players and a new outlook on 2016!

It’s a new league for Matt Beard, but he’s up for the challenge and ready to take Beantown by storm. The Breakers coach has spent the past 11 years coaching women’s top flight teams. His accomplishments include an FA Women’s Cup, Community Shield, FA Premier League Cup, 2-time FAWSL Cup and more. The former FAWSL Manager of the Year talks about his entry into the NWSL, his first college draft experience, and the challenges facing his team and himself in 2016.

Mark Parsons has shown that he can take an NWSL team into the playoffs and he’s hoping to do the same for his new team in Portland. The former Chelsea Ladies gaffer gives insight on the psychology of coaching and what he hopes to achieve in the Rose City. Parsons shares his thoughts on the Portland fans, the city and many of his new players.

Nadia Nadim
Michelle Stile is in Portland for Orlando Pride’s inaugural match against the Thorns FC,where she catches up with striker Nadia Nadim. Nadia takes us along on an inspirational trek from her beginnings in Afghanistan to her journey to Portland. The Danish international has easily become the most dangerous striker in women’s football today. What drew her to the medical profession, what is her new role in Portland, and what is the story behind her trademark headband? Dr. Nadim is in the house!

England vs. Belgium
Adam traveled over to Rotherham for England vs. Belgium in the Group stage of the UEFA qualifiers. The match ended in a dramatic draw, with England midfielder Jill Scott getting the equalizer. We hear from the Lioness as she gives her thoughts on the game, the team and the future of England squad. Also on tap is England manager Mark Sampson with his views on the match and the depth of his England side.

Dawn Scott, USWNT trainer
How has the U.S. Women’s National Team earned the reputation as one of the fittest teams in women’s football? Dawn Scott, the teams head trainer sits down with Michelle Stile to share some trade secrets. This is a rare interview with one of the main influencers in the USWNT’s success on the field.
For cool behind-the-scenes pictures and videos, follow Dawn Scott on Twitter @DawnScott06.

Plus…
NWSL kicks off their historical fourth season; FAWSL updates; 2016 Olympic draws and More!

Fade Out Music by The Clash

Original Broadcast Date: April 17, 2016

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 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 61: Meghan Klingenberg, Nichelle Prince

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 61 features exclusive interviews with USWNT defender Meghan Klingenberg; Alana Johnson chats with Ohio State University forward Nichelle Prince; and a Frauen Bundesliga update with Jana Lange.

Women’s World Football Show catches up with U.S. Women’s National Team defender Meghan Klingenberg! And that’s no easy feat. As the USWNT continues on their post-Women’s World Cup celebrations, Kling takes a break to talk with us about her championship season.

A veritable playmaker, the Pittsburgh native brings to life some of her more memorable moments on and off the pitch. From her game-saving header in the World Cup to her terrible towel-waving goal at Heinz Field, Kling tries to come up with words to describe living a lifetime of dreams.

From her destiny to play at University of North Carolina to her unwavering determination to get back to the Olympics, Meghan Klingenberg takes us back through her past and gives us a glimpse of some of her goals for the future. She also has a few things to say about her new team, Portland Thorns FC!

As one of the more animated players in soccer today, Kling show’s us that its possible to play with fierce intensity and still have a lot of fun. Kling lives like she plays, with passion and enthusiasm, so if you have trouble keeping up, just rewind and listen again!

Watch Kling’s goal-line save vs. Sweden in the 2015 Women’s World Cup.

Germany Round-Up
Our friend and correspondent from Germany, Jana Lange is back with us to talk all things Frauen Bundesliga. Who’s leading the league? Who is the surprise team of the season? And which players are making the biggest impact? Jana gives us a full report. Plus Adam and Jana preview the upcoming Germany vs. England friendly! Germany may be out for revenge, but England wants to prove they’re no fluke. Either way, prepare for some ultra-light trash talk.

Women’s College Soccer
We’re getting ready for the 2015 NCAA Division l Women’s Soccer Championship finals. And to get us in the mood, AJ “Postgame Gator” Johnson visits with Ohio State University forward Nichelle Prince. Not only is Nichelle a standout college player, she’s a current call-up for the Canada Women’s National Team. Here’s your chance to get to know one of the games future prospects a little bit better! Plus, it’s always great to hear from AJ!

Plus…
Westfield W-League player and team updates; NWSL transfers, trades and a 2016 College Draft update; Also, what’s up with Canada? And just who is Peggy Kuznik?

Now, let’s keep talking women’s soccer today and everyday! #GrowTheGame

Fade Out Music by Earth, Wind & Fire.

Original Broadcast Date: November 21, 2015

Episode 56: Lianne Sanderson, Carlyn Baldwin, Cheryl Downes

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 56 features an exclusive interview with England striker Lianne Sanderson; University of Tennessee midfielder Carlyn Baldwin; and an Australia update with sportswriter Cheryl Downes.

Women’s World Football Show welcomes England striker Lianne Sanderson! As one of the more charismatic footballers in the women’s game, Lianne shows us why she is a fan favorite on multiple continents.

The 2015 Women’s World Cup bronze medalist takes us on a journey from her youth growing up in Watford, England to becoming one of the most recognizable players in the game today. Through hard work, determination and the love and support of her family, friends and fans, Lianne has shown that anything is possible if you surround yourself with good people and most of all, believe in yourself above all others.

As the latest member of Portland Thorns FC in the NWSL, the fiery striker tells us why she’s excited to be playing for the most popular team in the league and why she feels at her best with the rose on her chest.

True to her spirit, Lianne is open, honest and genuine, revealing why she continues to be a positive role model in sport and in life. For anyone who has ever been singled out for being different or been unfairly treated, Lianne has been there and gives us honest insight on how she overcame adversity and achieved success at the highest level.

The Striking Matildas & W-League Preview
There’s a lot of bad blood brewing between The Matildas and the Football Federation Australia and Cheryl Downes from The Women’s Game is here to sort it all out for us. Just what are the Aussie’s striking for and is there a resolution in sight? We’ll find out. Also, the W-League is gearing up for another exciting season. Join us for Part 1 of a 2-Part preview of the upcoming season. To kick off the series, Patty and Cheryl discuss Adelaide United, Brisbane Roar, Canberra United, & the new team Melbourne City FC.

NWSL
As we head into the 2015 NWSL postseason, Patty and Adam dissect the playoff race with in-depth analysis of Seattle Reign FC vs. Washington Spirit and FC Kansas City vs. Chicago Red Stars. Who were the heroes and who were the zeros? We’ll give you the scoop and also a peek into the upcoming NWSL Finals.

College Countdown
Adam is back at it with a look at the NCAA women’s college Top 10 rankings. Also, AJ “Postgame Gator” Johnson is back with another awesome interview. This week, we welcome University of Tennessee midfielder Carlyn Baldwin. Don’t miss this AJ classic!

Plus…
FAWSL and FA Cup updates, Bundesliga recaps, and the USA vs. Haiti debacle. And just how many proper English words can American’s ~~screw~~ spice up? Quite a few apparently. All this & More!!

Fade Out Music by Taylor Swift.

Original Broadcast Date: September 20, 2015

Episode 53: Kaylyn Kyle, Cheryl Downes

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 53 features an exclusive interview with Canada WNT midfielder Kaylyn Kyle; plus, an Australia Women’s National Team update with Aussie sportswriter Cheryl Downes.

Women’s World Football Show welcomes Canadian national Kaylyn Kyle to the show. The Olympic bronze medalist gives us an insider’s look at what it was like to play for the host county during the Women’s World Cup in Canada and the unforgettable memories that will stay with her forever.

The affable midfielder also shares her thoughts on what it’s like playing for Portland Thorns FC in the NWSL and the fan atmosphere that follows the team at home and away. Kyle also updates us on her latest project and plans for the future. If you’ve always wanted to know more about this fan-favorite Canadian, then this the interview you’ll want to catch.

NWSL
The NWSL play-off race is in full swing! Here’s your opportunity to get caught up on the latest and greatest news around the league. Which teams are poised to make it to the post-season and which are packing putting their eggs in next year’s basket. We lay it all out for you. Plus, how did Lianne Sanderson end up in Portland? We’ve got the scoop and more.

The Matildas
Our resident Aussie Cheryl Downes from The Women’s Game is back in the land down under with a full report on the Australian Women’s National Team. After a successful Women’s World Cup, the Matildas are preparing for their next challenge – the 2016 Olympic qualifiers and beyond. Cheryl brings us up to date on what’s next for them, as well as a sneak peek at the upcoming W-League season, the Young Matildas and much more.

Plus…
A peek inside the FAWSL standings, Ashley Nick’s medical report, Jill Ellis’ contract extension, and more! Oh… and another Kate Gill rant?! You know it!

Jorge Bronze is running for homeless dogs. Here’s how you can help!

Fade Out Music by Jessie J (featuring B.o.B).

Original Broadcast Date: August 16, 2015

Episode 11: Jamie Goldberg

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 11 features an exclusive interview with Oregonian sports journalist Jamie Goldberg; plus previews on Algarve Cup and Cyprus Cup.

Oregon sports journalist Jamie Goldberg updates us on the Portland Thorns FC – the players we should watch and the promising season.

Patty & Adam preview the upcoming Algarve and Cyprus Cups. Patty gives her Algarve predictions and Adam explains what makes a rude party guest.

Also, the top youth national teams are gearing up for the upcoming FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica. Why is Japan so dangerous? And just how far will England, Canada, and Mexico go?! Of course we can’t forget the old-timers participating in the Under-20 Women’s World Cup! We’ll take a look at the groups.

Original Broadcast Date: March 2, 2014