On this episode, Jonathan welcomes Esmeralda Negron, the co-founder of Atalanta Media – the company that brought England’s FA Women’s Super League to NBC Sports and Sportsnet, and France’s D1 Arkéma to ESPN+. They discuss how Atalanta got those deals done, and the growing interest in European club soccer in North America and worldwide.
Jonathan and Duane talk about the She Believes Cup and recent news regarding both the USWNT and the CanWNT.
Jonathan Tannenwald is joined by soccer journalist Sophie Lawson to preview and talk about the NWSL Fall Series, the FA’s Women Super League, and the Division 1 Féminine.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Jonathan is joined by Anne Peterson of the Associated Press to talk about some NWSL news and rumors and more!
A great show as always, check it out!
In this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Jonathan and Duane are joined by Kelsey Trainor, lawyer, producer and writer to talk about the USWNT’s equal-pay lawsuit against the United States Soccer Federation.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Jonathan and Duane re joined by freelance soccer journalist Katelyn Best to break down the Concacaf Women’s Olympic Qualifier tournament.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Duane and Jonathan talked about Christine Sinclair scoring her 185th international goal and beating Abby Wambach’s record and about the Concacaf Women’s Olympic Qualifier tournament.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review podcast,
Jonathan Tannenwald is joined by Jen Cooper of Keeper Notes and The Mixxed Zone to talk about the Concacaf Olympic Qualifier, the USWNT roster and more!
On this episode on the Women’s Soccer Review Podcast,
Jonathan and Duane are joined by Claire Watkins of Equalizer Soccer to look at the players available for the upcoming NWSL Draft.
Jonathan and Duane are first joined by Dan Orlowitz of the Japan Times to look at Japan’s bid for the 2023 World Cup and all the factors that makes it one of the favorites.
Then, Jonathan is joined by Samantha Lewis of The Guardian to look at the joint bid of Australia/New Zealand with all its benefits and challenges and what makes it a strong contender as well.
