Hosted by Womensport and Recreation Tasmania · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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This is a space for celebrating women in sport — the athletes, coaches, administrators, volunteers, and leaders who shape our sporting communities. We talk pathways, visibility, lived experience, and what works for women in sport — right here in Tasmania and beyond. Because representation matters. And every story deserves to be seen.
Womensport and Recreation Tasmania hosts There She Is: A Womensport & Recreation Tasmania Podcast, a news show with 14 episodes published.
Every athlete wonders how they'll balance life, ambition and the unexpected—but what happens when motherhood enters the picture?In this episode of There She Is, Philippa sits down with Commonwealth Games silver medallist
Every athlete wants to perform at their best—but what happens when your body simply doesn't have enough energy to keep up? In this episode, Philippa sits down with internationally renowned sports physician and researcher
What if one of the most powerful ways to keep girls in sport, is about strengthening the relationship they have with the adults who support them? In this episode, Professor Philip Morgan, founder of the Daughters & Dads
Body image is one of the leading reasons girls disengage from sport, yet many of the barriers are things we can change.In this episode, Dr Zali Yager from The Embrace Collective joins us to explore the powerful connectio
Adventure doesn’t have to look one way — and neither does recreation. In this episode, Nicola Hughes from The Swag Family shares the story behind an extraordinary decision to step outside the expected path and cycle arou
After years competing as an able-bodied rower, Ella Marshall’s sporting journey took an unexpected turn when she explored para classification and stepped into a whole new chapter of high-performance sport. Within months,
What if building a career in sport starts with simply saying yes?In this episode, Chelsea Wing shares her journey from player to coach — and how a series of small opportunities led to a career in high-performance footbal
What does it take to shape the culture of a sporting organisation from the ground up — and use sport as a vehicle for real change? In this episode, Lauren Jauncey shares her journey from a career in corporate leadership
What happens when sport is intentionally designed to work for women? In this episode, Catherine Graue from Trail Ventures shares how trail running events in Tasmania are leading the way in creating more inclusive, access
What if the biggest barrier to women staying in sport is something we’re not talking about?In this episode, Peta Titter, founder of WHEN (Women’s Health and Education Network), shares powerful insights into perimenopause
Why are girls dropping out of sport — and what can we do to change it? In this episode, Karen Wills shares her journey from player to coach, and now into leadership and research focused on improving participation and ret
What if sport felt less about pressure — and more about possibility? In this episode, Roxy Perry shares how climbing offered a completely different experience of sport — one built on creativity, community, and freedom.Fr
What does it look like to go from elite athlete to building a professional team from the ground up?In this episode, Kayla Steindl shares her journey from growing up in the US, playing college and professional basketball,
What does it take to go from a small Tasmanian sporting community to the Olympic stage?In this episode, Maddi Brooks shares her journey from growing up in a hockey-obsessed family to representing Australia — and the real
Most people don’t realise how impactful the role of wellbeing, culture, and inclusion can be in sport — until they hear Emma Doherty’s story.As Wellbeing, Culture and Inclusion Manager at the Tasmania Devils, Emma is hel
What does it take to go from a small Tasmanian sporting community to the Olympic stage? In this episode, Maddi Brooks shares her journey from growing up in a hockey-obsessed family to representing Australia — and the rea
Most people don’t realise how impactful the role of wellbeing, culture, and inclusion can be in sport — until they hear Emma Doherty’s story. As Wellbeing, Culture and Inclusion Manager at the Tasmania Devils, Emma is he
Most people don’t realise how impactful the role of wellbeing, culture, and inclusion can be in sport — until they hear Emma Doherty’s story. As Wellbeing, Culture and Inclusion Manager at the Tasmania Devils, Emma is he
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