Sisterhoop Olivia Brown

Welcome back to Sisterhoop! On this episode I get to talk to the amazing Paisley Harding (Johnson) from Brigham Young University.

Paisley talks about her success on YouTube and TikTok, the bill being passed in favor of "Name, Image, and Likeness", and how she balances all of these ventures while playing college basketball.

Enjoy :)

Social media:

Paisley: TikTok (@paisleynikelle13) // Instagram (@paisleynikelle) // YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWM-9vMA7AnG93G28B8_sxA)

Sisterhoop Instagram (@sisterhoop_) // Olivia's Instagram (@liv2hoop)

Fitriya Mohamed, an advocate for Muslim athletes, joins Sisterhoop this week. 

Fitriya and I talk about her experiences playing basketball as a Muslim woman, her advocacy work through Hijabi Ballers and the MWSBL and her goal of changing the narrative about how her religion and Muslim athletes are perceived.

We also discuss the need for better representation of minorities in the media, her campaign with Nike to create a guide for allyship with Muslim athletes and the progress needed to level the playing field for all athletes.

Enjoy!



Socials:

Fitriya's Instagram: @fitriya.hoops

MWSBL Instagram: @mwsbl_  /// Hijabi Ballers Instagram: @hijabiballers

MWSBL website: https://www.mwsbl.com/

Hijabi Ballers Website: http://www.hijabiballers.com/

Nike Hijab Product Playbook: https://www.nike.com/pdf/made-to-play-hijab-product-playbook.pdf 

Dajah Logan, a graduate from St. Bonaventure,  joins Sisterhoop to share her wisdom about becoming a coach, growing through to ups and downs of college basketball and appreciating all of the lessons and opportunities basketball has given her.

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Favorite quote: "I am basketball. I live basketball, I breather basketball. I hate basketball, I love basketball. I embody it. That's why I coach, because I want someone to feel the burning passion I have for it."

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Follow us on social media:

Dajah: @dajahdlogan

Sisterhoop: @sisterhoop

Olivia: @liv2hoop

Jaide Hinds-Clarke joins Sisterhoop to reflect on her time playing college basketball at the University of Richmond.
Jaide talks about the lessons she has learned, the memories she has made and the impact she had (and still has!) on her community.
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Favorite quote from Jaide: "If you're going to support me every night I step in the court in this #1 jersey, then you should also support me when I'm off the court and in the different things I'm going through."
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Follow us on social media:
Jaide: @jaijaiclarkeey // Hinds-Clarke Co.: @hindsclarkeco
Sisterhoop: @sisterhoop_
Olivia: @liv2hoop

Your questions answered! 
We are flipping the script, and I will be interviewed by Carrie Jornlin, my teammate and close friend.
I talk about the recruiting process, balancing school, basketball & relationships, the most challenging (and rewarding) parts of being a D1 athlete and so much more.

Enjoy!

Three St. John's grads, Danaejah Grant, Aaliyah Lewis and Jade Walker, join Olivia for a conversation about their training company, Courtside UNLMTD.
They discuss how their games evolved when they went overseas, why mentorship is important for young players, their memories of sisterhood together, and so much more!

If you are from the New York/New Jersey area, hit up Courtside UNLMTD for training. To be the best you have to train with the best :)

Contact them: courtside.unlmtd@gmail.com or @courtsideunlmtd
Sisterhoop/Olivia's Instagram: @sisterhoop_ & @liv2hoop