Hosted by Carolyn Bryan and Danielle Bryan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 125 episodes
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A women's sports podcast where hosts, Carolyn Bryan and Danielle Bryan, discuss the latest news, explore interesting stories, and share their love for women’s sports.
Carolyn Bryan and Danielle Bryan hosts Women’s Sports Weekly, a news show with 125 episodes published.
ESPN analyst Andraya Carter joins Women’s Sports Weekly for a candid conversation about leadership, basketball, and broadcasting. Andraya takes us back to her powerhouse days at Buford High School, the lessons she learne
Show notesThe women’s sports world is absolutely cooking right now…with butter. This week on Women’s Sports Weekly, we break down the wildest stories across the WNBA, PWHL, and NCAA softball including why WNBA teams use male pract
Show notesEmma Santosuosso joins Women’s Sports Weekly to talk pro women’s rugby, Boston Banshees culture, and the grind of balancing elite competition with a full-time job. Emma shares how she found rugby at 18, goals for the Bos
Show notesAllyson Felix is eyeing a stunning return for the 2028 LA Olympics at age 40. With 11 Olympic medals, we break down what her comeback means for longevity, motherhood in sport, and redefining elite performance in women’s
Show notesBig money, big moves. The National Women's Soccer League is expanding to Columbus with a record $205M fee 👀. In college hoops, the transfer portal stays chaotic: South Carolina and UCLA pick up key talent while Tennesse
Show notesThe WNBA Draft is done and this class is stacked. We break down Azzi Fudd going No. 1 to Dallas, Olivia Miles to Minnesota, and how UCLA made history. Plus: Flau’jae Johnson’s wild draft-night slide to Seattle 👀 Off the
Show notesThis episode starts with something close to our hearts. We honor Danielle’s college basketball coach, Mary Beth Spirk, whose impact on the game and her players goes far beyond the court. As the longtime leader at Moravia
Show notesUCLA is officially on top of the college basketball world. We were live at the Women’s Final Four in Phoenix, bringing you courtside energy, player interviews, and full breakdowns of the biggest moments of the tournament
Show notesDenver showed UP for its newest team, the Summit, packing Empower Field at Mile High with over 60,000 fans for an electric home debut. The final score? A tie. The energy? Absolutely unmatched. Then it’s on to March Madne
Show notesWisconsin reigns supreme as your 2026 NCAA Women’s Hockey Champions, taking down rival Ohio State in a statement win to secure back-to-back titles. We’re already looking ahead to what stars Laila Edwards and Caroline Har
Show notesWomen’s sports showed OUT in Denver. The Minnesota Frost and New York Sirens delivered an electric showdown on the PWHL Takeover Tour but seriously, why is ESPN still sleeping on PWHL scores in their app?! Meanwhile, Par
Show notesChampionships, chaos, and the road to March Madness. This week in women’s sports had everything. The Mist are officially your 2026 Unrivaled Champions, and Breanna Stewart just added another trophy to an already ridiculo
Show notesUSA Hockey royalty Hilary Knight and Megan Keller trade the rink for late night, joining Heated Rivalry’s Connor Storrie under the bright lights of Saturday Night Live and yes, they even let the men’s team tag along. In
Show notesThe Olympics are over, but the U.S. women showed out. They won 8 of Team USA’s 12 gold medals, including a historic third Olympic gold for Mikaela Shiffrin and a joyful, full-circle figure skating triumph from Alysa Liu.
Show notesWomen’s sports delivered chaos, clutch moments, and history this week. At the Winter Olympics, Chloe Kim battled through a torn labrum to grab silver in snowboard halfpipe, while 17-year-old Gaon Choi shook off a scary s
Show notesThere’s still no collective bargaining agreement (CBA) for WNBA players and league executives are reportedly showing up to meetings empty-handed. If the WNBA can’t lock in a deal that supports player salaries, revenue sh
Show notesPhilly is officially Unrivaled. The City of Brotherly Love hosted two electric games, and Marina Mabrey stole the spotlight with a jaw-dropping 47-point eruption in front of 21,000 buzzing fans. Over in the NWSL, Trinity
Show notesThis week on Women’s Sports Weekly, we tackle one of the most talked-about issues in sports today: trans athletes and the future of fair play. We are joined by Ellie Roscher and Dr. Anna Baeth, authors of the groundbreak
Show notesUSWNT star Lindsey Heaps is officially headed to the Denver Summit, and the Mile High City is buzzing about what her arrival means for the future of women’s soccer in Colorado. College hoops delivered plenty of chaos as
Show notesIn NCAA Basketball, LSU hands Texas their first loss of the season, and we’re breaking down the two-way dominance of Mikaylah Williams on both ends of the floor. Unrivaled is officially back, and Chelsea Gray is once aga
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Women’s Sports Weekly is hosted by Carolyn Bryan and Danielle Bryan. The show is categorised under news (sports) and has published 125 episodes.
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