The Women's Cut

Christian Conway, Jé Tania
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The Women's Cut is where C-Way and Jé talk sports, culture, and whatever else needs to be said. We run back the week, pull receipts, and spotlight women who inspire us. The opinions are strong, the takes are honest, and if it gets uncomfortable in the cut… that's usually a sign we're doing it right.

  1. 51m ago

    4 | She's On First | California Showdown: The First WPBL Championship

    Two teams left. One first-ever WPBL championship on the line. Episode 4 of She's On First breaks down San Francisco's sweep of Boston and the wild, 26-run deciding game that sent Los Angeles past New York. Now the Firebells and Queens meet in an all-California, best-of-five championship series. Can L.A. keep its offense rolling? Will San Francisco's extra rest make a difference? We dig into the Queens' unbeaten record when they score at least eight runs, Kelsie Whitmore's contrasting results at the plate and on the mound against L.A., and what could decide who gets the first ring.

    4 | She's On First | California Showdown: The First WPBL Championship

  2. 6d ago

    3 | She's On First | WPBL Playoffs Begin, Justine Siegel and the Women Who Never Quit

    The first WPBL playoffs are here. Who's getting that ring? In Episode 3 of She's On First, we revisit the inaugural season's standout performances and break down San Francisco vs. Boston and New York vs. Los Angeles. Then, we share "The Women Who Never Stopped Playing," a feature drawn from our opening-weekend conversation with WPBL co-founder Justine Siegel. From being told to quit at 13 to building Baseball For All, Siegel's story reveals the fight, community, and determination behind a league that finally gives girls a professional baseball future. Decades of no. A league that says yes. And now, a championship to win.

    3 | She's On First | WPBL Playoffs Begin, Justine Siegel and the Women Who Never Quit

  3. Sep 5

    2 | She's On First

    The inaugural WPBL regular season is coming to a close, and the San Francisco Firebells are making sure everyone knows who's on top. This week on She's On First, Jé catches up on the latest from the WPBL, talks about Kwanza Jones making history with the San Diego Padres and the reaction to how she's showing up as an owner, and heads to Williamsport to look at the girls who continue to make their mark on the Little League Baseball World Series. From Little League to professional baseball to the owner's box, women are finding their place at every level of the game. Chapters I have the finished audio at 14:28, but I don't want to guess at chapter timestamps without being able to reliably identify the exact transitions in the MP3. The chapter titles should be: The Lineup | 00:00:26:11 WPBL Update | 00:01:08:01 Kwanza Jones & the Padres | 00:05:19:16 The Girls of Williamsport | 00:09:41:14 The Closer | 00:13:13:17 Sources The Women's Cut: "MLB Gets Its First Black Woman Majority Owner" Emerald Book: "How Kwanza Jones Became the First Black Woman Majority Owner in MLB History" Scientific Reports: "Intersectional racial and gender biases in Black female leadership"

    2 | She's On First

  4. Sep 4

    26 | Everybody Plays the Fool | FIBA, a tone deaf Kim Mulkey, Kawhi suspensions, Skyler Diggins exit interview, and Unrivaled takes the bus.

    Before we head into our two-week break for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, we had to get a few things off our chest. This week, Jé and C-Way preview Team USA's path through the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup and discuss which countries have the best chance to challenge for a medal. They also celebrate a strong showing from Black women at the US Open, react to Pablo Torre's reporting on the Kawhi Leonard situation and the NBA's response, and dive into the controversy surrounding Kim Mulkey, LSU, and the departure of Ukrainian forward Kate Koval. The conversation also covers Skylar Diggins' comments about her exit from the Chicago Sky and how unsupported she felt during her knee rehabilitation before ending on a lighter note by picking which WNBA stars they'd most want to join on the Unrivaled bus tour. The Catch Up – 00:00:39 The Cutting Room Floor – 00:01:22 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup – 00:01:38 US Open – 00:05:32 LSU Controversy – 00:07:33 Kawhi Leonard Investigation – 00:18:08 Skylar Diggins Exit Interview – 00:22:58 Unrivaled Bus Tour – 00:27:52 Follow The Women's Cut: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thewomenscut https://www.youtube.com/@TheWomensCut https://www.tiktok.com/@thewomenscut https://www.threads.com/@thewomenscut https://www.instagram.com/thewomenscut

  5. Aug 30

    1 | She's On First | All WPBL, All the time. Season recap, league leaders, and controversy.

    She's On First is officially at the plate. In the first episode of The Women's Cut Media's new baseball show, Jé Tania introduces She's On First and catches up on the inaugural WPBL season, from the early history makers to a playoff race taking shape. Then we head off the field to talk about the WPBL board dispute recently reported by the Associated Press, because we have questions. The Lineup: 00:02:54 — WPBL Recap 00:06:38 — WPBL League Leaders & History Makers 00:10:05 — WPBL Board Beef 00:14:48 — The Closer Baseball is the game. Women are part of the story. She's On First. Related:  ⁠Associated Press: WPBL board member seeks league records amid dispute

    1 | She's On First | All WPBL, All the time. Season recap, league leaders, and controversy.

  6. Aug 28

    25 | Give Me My Flowers | Angel's DPOY case, DeWanna Bonner to ATL, Dallas' coach be wildin' & She's On First

    Some conversations shouldn't even be debates anymore. This week, Jé and C-Way explain why A'ja Wilson has created separation in the MVP race before diving into the Defensive Player of the Year conversation and why Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard, and A'ja should all be leading the discussion. If you're still dismissing Angel's defense because she rebounds… you're missing the whole picture. The ladies also break down what DeWanna Bonner's arrival means for the Atlanta Dream, react to Awak Kuier's recent stretch in Dallas after her coach publicly called her out, and announce the newest addition to The Women's Cut Media: She's On First, a new podcast dedicated to women's baseball, women in baseball, and the game itself. Chapters  The Catch Up – 00:00:50 The Cutting Room Floor – 00:02:36 WNBA – 00:02:47 Defensive Player of the Year – 00:05:20 Atlanta Dream – 00:13:12 Dallas Wings – 00:20:19 Run the Receipts – 00:21:28 The Women's Cut Media Expands – 00:25:10 Kwanza Jones – 00:27:18 Follow The Women's Cut: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thewomenscut https://www.youtube.com/@TheWomensCut https://www.tiktok.com/@thewomenscut https://www.threads.com/@thewomenscut https://www.instagram.com/thewomenscut

  7. Aug 20

    24 | Humble | The WNBA, Nneka retires, Cubs/Sox, and Stephen A. Smith is In The Cut

    Some people take criticism and grow. Others turn a thumbs down into a whole personality. This week, Jé and C-Way recap Christian's trip to Las Vegas to cover the Atlanta Dream and Las Vegas Aces, including Angel Reese's standout defensive performance and Becky Hammon getting tossed. They discuss whether anyone can beat the Minnesota Lynx in a playoff series, react to Azzi Fudd's season-ending injury, and reflect on Nneka Ogwumike's incredible career after announcing her retirement. The ladies also debate who should become the next WNBAPA president, celebrate an exciting Crosstown Classic between the Cubs and White Sox, and put Stephen A. Smith In The Cut after his response to criticism from NABJ. Chapters The Catch Up – 00:00:51 The Cutting Room Floor – 00:02:09 WNBA – 00:02:09 Azzi Fudd Injury – 00:11:01 Nneka Ogwumike Retires – 00:16:59 Next WNBAPA President – 00:21:00 Cubs vs. White Sox Red Line Series – 00:25:19 In The Cut Stephen A. Smith – 00:28:31 Follow The Women's Cut everywhere: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thewomenscut YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWomensCut TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewomenscut Threads: https://www.threads.com/@thewomenscut Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewomenscut

  8. Aug 6

    23 | All Eyes on Me | WNBA, MVP race, Cleveland Sirens, Dodgers spending & WPBL Opening Weekend

    The internet had a lot of opinions this week… so naturally, we had a few of our own. This week, Jé and C-Way break down another dominant performance from the Las Vegas Aces, Angel Reese's big Barbie weekend in Atlanta, and why Phoenix made the right move trading for Kelsey Plum before she hits free agency. They also react to the WNBA unveiling the Cleveland Sirens, debate ESPNW's MVP rankings (because numbers alone don't make an MVP), and ask why the Dodgers keep getting treated like the villain for doing exactly what every team should be doing: spending money to win. The ladies also recap an unforgettable weekend in Springfield covering the first games in Women's Professional Baseball League history, sharing what it was like to witness the launch of a brand-new league from the ground. Finally, Courtney Vandersloot is In The Cut after a late-game decision that left both hosts asking… what exactly was the plan? Chapters The Catch Up – 00:00:54 The Cutting Room Floor – 00:02:45 WNBA – 00:02:55 Cleveland Sirens – 00:07:59 WNBA Trade Deadline – 00:13:48 MLB Trade Deadline – 00:18:28 Women's Professional Baseball League – 00:23:02 WNBA MVP Race – 00:26:19 In The Cut – 00:32:49 Follow The Women's Cut: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thewomenscut YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWomensCut TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewomenscut Threads: https://www.threads.com/@thewomenscut Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewomenscut

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The Women's Cut is where C-Way and Jé talk sports, culture, and whatever else needs to be said. We run back the week, pull receipts, and spotlight women who inspire us. The opinions are strong, the takes are honest, and if it gets uncomfortable in the cut… that's usually a sign we're doing it right.

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  • Creator
    Christian Conway, Jé Tania
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026
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