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is that we had this guest that was supposed to come on and we prepared for eons and we were so excited about the guest. And then what happened was that the guest's husband came on to do the tech check and was aggressive towards our producer. And our producer reported it to us in our other little Zoom room where we were waiting. And she was hurt and stressed. Activated. Yes.

is that we had this guest that was supposed to come on and we prepared for eons and we were so excited about the guest. And then what happened was that the guest's husband came on to do the tech check and was aggressive towards our producer. And our producer reported it to us in our other little Zoom room where we were waiting. And she was hurt and stressed. Activated. Yes.

is that we had this guest that was supposed to come on and we prepared for eons and we were so excited about the guest. And then what happened was that the guest's husband came on to do the tech check and was aggressive towards our producer. And our producer reported it to us in our other little Zoom room where we were waiting. And she was hurt and stressed. Activated. Yes.

And we spent a minute trying to figure out what to do and how to make it better. And then we remembered that we were the bosses of the podcast and that we didn't have to do shit that we didn't want to do. And so sister went over, canceled the podcast, said, Godspeed. go on your asshole way.

And we spent a minute trying to figure out what to do and how to make it better. And then we remembered that we were the bosses of the podcast and that we didn't have to do shit that we didn't want to do. And so sister went over, canceled the podcast, said, Godspeed. go on your asshole way.

And we spent a minute trying to figure out what to do and how to make it better. And then we remembered that we were the bosses of the podcast and that we didn't have to do shit that we didn't want to do. And so sister went over, canceled the podcast, said, Godspeed. go on your asshole way.

So let's just not do that. It's not about that. It's not shaming a certain person. It's about something bigger, which became clear after we launched that episode and we got almost a thousand voicemails in two days. Because so many people, especially women, resonated with being a part of a system that is male-dominated and being mistreated in a million different ways in those scenarios.

So let's just not do that. It's not about that. It's not shaming a certain person. It's about something bigger, which became clear after we launched that episode and we got almost a thousand voicemails in two days. Because so many people, especially women, resonated with being a part of a system that is male-dominated and being mistreated in a million different ways in those scenarios.

So let's just not do that. It's not about that. It's not shaming a certain person. It's about something bigger, which became clear after we launched that episode and we got almost a thousand voicemails in two days. Because so many people, especially women, resonated with being a part of a system that is male-dominated and being mistreated in a million different ways in those scenarios.

And so in our wish to continue that conversation, we were trying to figure out who do we want to bring to this conversation to discuss this further. Yep. And all of us decided... Sarah Spain. We've got to have Sarah Spain. And one of the reasons we just effing love Sarah Spain. She's like this Venn diagram of me and Abby. We can both love her. It's so true. Because she's like...

And so in our wish to continue that conversation, we were trying to figure out who do we want to bring to this conversation to discuss this further. Yep. And all of us decided... Sarah Spain. We've got to have Sarah Spain. And one of the reasons we just effing love Sarah Spain. She's like this Venn diagram of me and Abby. We can both love her. It's so true. Because she's like...

And so in our wish to continue that conversation, we were trying to figure out who do we want to bring to this conversation to discuss this further. Yep. And all of us decided... Sarah Spain. We've got to have Sarah Spain. And one of the reasons we just effing love Sarah Spain. She's like this Venn diagram of me and Abby. We can both love her. It's so true. Because she's like...

Totally sporty Spice, but also totally feminist Spice. She's just the right Spice. Both Spices. Sarah Spain is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning sports journalist. In her 12 plus years at ESPN, she has worked as a radio and podcast host. writer, and TV analyst.

Totally sporty Spice, but also totally feminist Spice. She's just the right Spice. Both Spices. Sarah Spain is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning sports journalist. In her 12 plus years at ESPN, she has worked as a radio and podcast host. writer, and TV analyst.

Totally sporty Spice, but also totally feminist Spice. She's just the right Spice. Both Spices. Sarah Spain is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning sports journalist. In her 12 plus years at ESPN, she has worked as a radio and podcast host. writer, and TV analyst.

She's a minority owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL, but we love her anyway, a co-founder of Hear the Cheers, which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports, and is on the board of Embark, a program that provides community-driven experiences and learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students. And Sarah, the reason why...

She's a minority owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL, but we love her anyway, a co-founder of Hear the Cheers, which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports, and is on the board of Embark, a program that provides community-driven experiences and learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students. And Sarah, the reason why...

She's a minority owner of the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL, but we love her anyway, a co-founder of Hear the Cheers, which provides hearing aids and equipment to kids so they can continue participating in sports, and is on the board of Embark, a program that provides community-driven experiences and learning opportunities to low-income Chicago high school students. And Sarah, the reason why...

We wanted you here for this conversation is because of all of those things, but also because we were thinking, what's the most extreme version of this that we can imagine? And maybe one of the iterations of an extreme version of this, I would also suggest my feminist friends in the evangelical church, but would be a woman kicking ass in the sports world. So welcome, Sarah Spain.

We wanted you here for this conversation is because of all of those things, but also because we were thinking, what's the most extreme version of this that we can imagine? And maybe one of the iterations of an extreme version of this, I would also suggest my feminist friends in the evangelical church, but would be a woman kicking ass in the sports world. So welcome, Sarah Spain.