Ball Girls Hayley McGoldrick and Jordan Cicchelli

This week, Hayley is joined by current member of Angel City FC Haley Graves to discuss women in sport, the power of sisterhood and finding your place in sports even as "one of the boys". Hayley also gets to talk even more college football as well at EPL soccer and basketball later in the episode.

This week, Hayley is joined by Sky Blue FC general manager Alyse LaHue to talk women investing in sport, being a lifelong learner and how visibility leads to more support of women's sports. Hayley then talks about Tyler Herro, Candace Parker, Steven Stamkos and of course goes off for an unknown period of time about college football. 

For the 20th episode special, the girls kick it old school and just talk back and forth between the two chatting about Jamal Murray, the return of the Big Ten, Naomi Osaka and Lewis Hamilton’s activism, and how the Jays are no longer the best team in New York. The girls then take a slight turn to discuss TV shows for a while.

This week, the girls are joined by Twitter personality SirYacht to chat negativity, what's happening in the Big Ten and predictions on just how well (or not well) the Browns will do this season. The girls also talk MLB lighting fixtures, reporting on men's and women's tennis and how video game ratings are whack.

This week the girls are joined by one of the original Vegas Golden Knights employees, and most recently of DraftKings, Dan Marrazza to talk all things social marketing, sports gambling and being good to those who are good to you. The girls also go through the lighting round to talk about families in the NBA bubble, the MLB trade deadline, and the tea with Hotel X in the NHL bubble.

This week, the girls are joined by former director of on-campus recruiting and operations for The Ohio State Football Tori Magers to talk women in front office roles, the two sides of women in sports, and the best part about working with student-athletes. The girls also talk MLB headbutts, hockey twitter drama, and putting women's sports on TV.