Give N’ Go

Girls Soccer Network

Give N’ Go is where women’s soccer meets pop culture chaos — in the best way. Hosted by Rohtas Wadera, our go-to soccer brain and stat whiz, and Sam Angel pro baller and certified GSN OG, the pod breaks down everything from the USWNT and NWSL to wild World Cup moments and high school legends in the making. Brought to you by Girls Soccer Network, Give N’ Go serves up bold takes, big laughs, and deep love for the beautiful game.

  1. Aug 18

    Mustang Method: Fred Wilson on Data, Development & Heart Give N’ Go Ep. 96

    Rohtas Wadera and Sam Angel are back with Episode 96 of Give N’ Go, featuring a standout conversation with Fred Wilson, Executive Director of Mustang Soccer League. Wilson reflects on more than three decades in youth soccer and the growth of Mustang into one of the Bay Area’s most established soccer communities. He discusses building a player-first culture, using data and AI as tools in development, the importance of strong coach-player relationships, and why the human side of the game still matters most. His philosophy is simple: create an environment kids want to return to, be present with players, and above all, be good to kids. Sam and Rohtas also break down several stories from around the women’s game, including the NWSL’s decision to start its 2027 season earlier ahead of the Women’s World Cup, a new goalkeeper injury rule being tested in the WSL, and the return of Ted Lasso with women’s soccer taking center stage. In This Episode: Fred Wilson on 37 years with Mustang Soccer League Building a youth soccer culture that keeps players in the game Why “you can’t measure head and heart” How Mustang uses data and AI in player development Making analytics useful for coaches and players The importance of the coach-player relationship Fred’s advice for youth coaches: “be good to kids” Sam Angel’s latest update from DC Power The NWSL’s 2027 schedule change ahead of the Women’s World Cup What a shorter offseason could mean for players The WSL’s new goalkeeper injury rule Ted Lasso takes on women’s soccer — and whether it can get the culture right Hosted by Rohtas Wadera and professional soccer player Sam Angel. Follow Girls Soccer Network for more women’s soccer news, interviews and stories from every level of the game.

  2. Aug 11

    Coach G on Changing College Soccer + Sam Angel’s DC Power Update

    Welcome to episode 95 of Give N' Go! Sam Angel checks in from preseason with DC Power as she prepares for the new Gainbridge Super League season, including what it’s like stepping into a leadership role and why the growing number of NWSL players heading to the USL Super League on loan could be important for both leagues. Then Rohtas Wadera sits down with legendary former Texas A&M head coach G Guerrieri — “Coach G” — for an in-depth conversation about the changing landscape of women’s college soccer. Coach G discusses the launch of the Intercollegiate Women’s Soccer Organization for Coaches (IWSOC), major changes to the college soccer calendar, reducing injuries, improving the student-athlete experience, the transfer portal, and creating stronger connections between the college game, U.S. Soccer, the NWSL and USL Super League. Plus, Sam and Rohtas discuss Emily Sonnett’s season-ending injury and what it could mean for Gotham FC and the USWNT, the debate over an NWSL All-Star Game, the importance of preserving the Challenge Cup, and the growing tension between commercialization and protecting what makes soccer special. In This Episode: Sam Angel’s preseason with DC Power The growing NWSL-to-USL Super League loan pipeline Coach G on the new era of women’s college soccer Why the college soccer calendar is changing Player health, recovery and reducing injuries The transfer portal and managing player expectations Connecting NCAA soccer with U.S. Soccer, NWSL and USL Emily Sonnett’s injury and the USWNT Does the NWSL really need an All-Star Game? Why the Challenge Cup matters Hosted by Rohtas Wadera and DC Power's Sam Angel. Follow Girls Soccer Network for more women’s soccer news, interviews and stories from every level of the game.

  3. Jul 17

    🎙️ Give N' Go – Episode 92: New Chapters, NWSL Shakeups & Girls Academy Rising Stars

    It's a big episode of Give N' Go as hosts Rohtas Wadera and Sam Angel catch up on a whirlwind few weeks in women's soccer. Sam shares exciting personal news, announcing her move to DC Power FC on loan from the Chicago Stars after spending the summer with Boston Legacy. She opens up about embracing a new challenge, what she's learned from the journey so far, and why this next step feels like the right fit. The duo also breaks down one of the busiest stretches of the NWSL season, including Angel City's coaching change, the surprising Kennedy Fuller trade, Ali Sentnor's arrival, and what these moves mean for the league's future. Rohtas and Sam also discuss the growing influence of the Gainbridge Super League and how player movement between leagues is changing the landscape of women's soccer. Plus, the episode features two standout interviews from the Girls Academy Summer Showcase with U.S. Youth National Team standouts Gabriella Hollins and Gwenyth Provost. The young stars discuss representing their country, their development through the Girls Academy, and the goals driving them toward the next level. From career moves and league drama to the next generation of talent, Episode 92 is packed with insight, honest conversation, and plenty to get excited about as the women's game continues to evolve. 🎧 Listen now and don't forget to subscribe to Give N' Go for weekly conversations covering every level of the women's game.

  4. May 21

    Is Boston Legacy Turning a Corner? NWSL Chaos & Randy Waldron’s Global Coaching Journey

    Episode 90 of Give N’ Go with Sam Angel and Rohtas Wadera dives headfirst into the latest NWSL storylines, the emotion behind Boston Legacy’s historic first win, and the ever-evolving global women’s game. Sam takes listeners inside the atmosphere surrounding Boston Legacy’s first-ever victory—a breakthrough moment that felt bigger than just three points. The locker room celebration was electric, with players reacting like they’d just won a championship. It was a reminder of how much sacrifice, pressure, and emotion go into building a brand-new club from the ground up in one of the toughest leagues in the world. The episode also explores the rollercoaster nature of the NWSL season so far, including surprise performances, shifting team identities, and the growing conversations around player value, roster construction, and league parity. With the summer transfer window approaching, Sam and Rohtas discuss potential movement across the league and the buzz surrounding stars like Trinity Rodman and Khadija Shaw. A major highlight of the episode is a special interview with legendary coach Randy Waldrum, whose career has spanned the college game, the professional ranks, and the international stage. Waldrum reflects on his experience coaching the Nigerian Women’s National Team, offering honest insight into the challenges of navigating federation politics, resource limitations, and player support at the international level. He also shares stories from the Women’s World Cup, discusses the immense talent coming out of Nigeria, and explains why investing in players holistically is critical for the continued growth of the women’s game. The conversation gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the realities of coaching at the highest level—where leadership extends far beyond tactics and results.

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Give N’ Go is where women’s soccer meets pop culture chaos — in the best way. Hosted by Rohtas Wadera, our go-to soccer brain and stat whiz, and Sam Angel pro baller and certified GSN OG, the pod breaks down everything from the USWNT and NWSL to wild World Cup moments and high school legends in the making. Brought to you by Girls Soccer Network, Give N’ Go serves up bold takes, big laughs, and deep love for the beautiful game.

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