4 episodes
SASS Talk Suzanne McFadden and Sarah Cowley Ross
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- Sports
Women's sport is exploding around the world, but you don't hear much talk about athletes and their periods, RED-S and visible panty-lines. In fact, there's not enough talk about women's sport full-stop. We're here to fix that! Experienced Kiwi sports commentators Suzanne McFadden and Sarah Cowley Ross discuss the growth of women's sport and the key issues females face. Each episode features a special guest - from athletes to coaches and sports leaders - with laughter, and sometimes tears, guaranteed.
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Sevens sensation giving dance another fling
On this episode of SASS Talk's Road to Paris series, we talk to highland dancing sevens star Jorja Miller on the Black Ferns’ ballsy goal for Paris, and toss around what netball in New Zealand must do to stay relevant in the next 100 years.
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Embracing boobs and babies
In our second episode, heading down the Road to Paris, Suze and Sez look at how a decent sports bra could save female athletes from serious knee injuries, and discover the secret weapon of track star turned Olympic marathon mum, Camille French.
Plus, in an afterthought, we whip off our shirts for the Phoenix.
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The bounce-back of squash queen Joelle King
In the inaugural episode, Suze and Sez uncloak the controversy around female sports attire, and ask evergreen Kiwi squash legend Joelle King why she's returning for an astounding 17th season on the PSA World Tour after the most challenging time of her career.
Plus, in an afterthought, we tip our hat to the Warriors boys.
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A Fresh Look at Women's Sport
Olympian Sarah Cowley Ross and journalist Suzanne McFadden are SASS Talk - sparking new conversations with women in sport.
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