Hear Her Sports

A biweekly podcast where amazing female athletes share stories of breaking barriers, speaking up, and living with power and confidence in today’s changing world. Hear successes and challenges of life as an athlete and thoughts about inequality in sports and media coverage.

Hear Her Sports is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 242 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Hear Her Sports, a sports show with 242 episodes published.

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  Episode #211

  Katie Tolles, Hear Women’s Rowing Coach, Case Western University...Ep211

  May 27, 202644 minS0

  <p>Katie Tolles is the Head Women's Coach for Case Western Reserve University's rowing team and the Director of Communications for the Cleveland Rowing Foundation's Board of Directors. Katie speaks to host Elizabeth Emery about the beauty of teamwork, being on the water, coaching high school and college athletes, travel, fear, and jumping right into things. <br><br> Katie's rowing career began as a freshman walk-on at Marietta College. She knew nothing about the sport when she started, but quickly rose through the team, becoming a leader early on in the Women's 1V8+ & 1V4+ for her four years of undergrad. K...

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  Episode #210

  Justine Siegal Co-Founder and Commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL)...Ep210

  May 14, 202636 minS0

  <p>Justine Siegal is the Co-Founder and Commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL), which will launch its inaugural season on August 1 featuring some of the top players in the world. She made history as the first woman to coach for a Major League Baseball organization (2015) and is the founder of Baseball For All. Her A’s jersey is in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and USA Today named her, "100 Most Powerful People in MLB.” Justine received her PhD from Springfield College (MA).</p> <p>In the episode, Justine talks with host Elizabeth Emery about her own experien...

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  Episode #209

  SEE HER BE HER, Women’s Baseball Around the World, filmmaker Jean Fruth...Ep209

  Apr 30, 202640 minS0

  <p>Jean Fruth is an internationally recognized photographer, filmmaker and visual storyteller whose work harnesses the power of images to inspire change. She is the co-founder of two nonprofit organizations, Grassroots Baseball and SEE HER BE HER, which uses sports to empower youth, underserved communities, and women globally.</p> <p>Jean made her film debut in 2024 as Director and Producer of SEE HER BE HER and is the Author/Photographer of three books in the Grassroots Baseball Series: Where Legends Begin (2019), Route 66 (2022) and See Her Be Her (2024). Jean is honored to be designated by Sony as one of its select...

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  Episode #208

  The Cyclists’ Alliance Fundraiser, Deena Blacking & Christine O’Connell...Ep208

  Apr 16, 202655 minS0

  <p>Deena Blacking and Christine O’Connell talk to host Elizabeth Emery about The Cyclists’ Alliance Go Fund Me, sponsorship, the growth of women’s cycling, worries about the development pathway to the top level of the sport, media coverage, TCA’s role is in the world of women’s cycling, sponsorship, and how to be a superfan.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Christine spent over 20 years working in strategy and corporate development, including senior roles at Thomson Reuters and in strategy consulting. She now focuses on her cycling based charity campaign, One More City, a global charity initiative built around lon...

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  Episode #207

  Teresa Mullen, Competitiveness of Playing. Softball & Volleyball Senior Games Gold Medals...Ep207

  Apr 2, 202638 minS0

  <p>Teresa Mullen, now 75 years old, is a long time athlete with a passion for playing, coaching, officiating, and watching women’s sports.</p> <p>Teresa started playing softball with her cousins at a very young age in a farm field with a wooden bat and 12 inch mush ball. When she was growing up there were very few opportunities for females to participate in any sports. For example, at her small high school only basketball and track were offered for girls.</p> <p>After going to a two-year college, she played on a competitive, company softball league and later played in...

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