This week, award-winning investigative journalist, host, and filmmaker Soledad O'Brien joins Julie DiCaro and Jane McManus to talk about access journalism, how she finds topics for Real Sports, and how the media should responsibly cover the Tokyo Olympics. Julie and Jane discuss the Games and the NFL's new COVID-forfeiture rule. See Privacy Policy …

Deadspin Sr. Writer Carron Phillips sits down with Julie DiCaro and Jane McManus to discuss the year-old Deadspin piece on the Rachel Nichols video, why Deadspin covered it the way it did, and what has changed in the year since DS first reported the story. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art1…

This week, US Soccer superstar Megan Rapinoe stops by The Ladies Room to talk about the new HBO doc LFG, equal pay, taking a gig from Victoria's Secret, and how she shuts out the haters. Then, Julie DiCaro and Jane McManus dive into NCAA athletes finally being able to cash in on their NIL and recap an awful day for sexual assault in the sports worl…

This week in The Ladies Room, investigative journalist and former sports broadcaster Lisa Guerrero sits down with Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro to talk about her past suicidal ideation, surviving in a male-dominated industry, the toll sports media takes on women's mental health, and why being hired for your looks isn't all its cracked up to be. See…

This week, USTA CEO Stacey Allaster joins The Ladies Room to give her take on Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open, chat about the legacy of the Venus and Serena Williams, and explain why tennis is full of so many bad-ass women. Julie and Jane talk about Roger Federer's withdrawal from the Open and the Mayweather - Floyd "boxing" match. Se…

This week, hosts Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro debate Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open and the role of the media in her decision. Then, NBC Sports Bay Area's Jessica Kleinschmidt joins the show to discuss her appearance on HBO's Real Sports and her experiences as a woman covering MLB. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and…

This week, Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro hang out with Just Women's Sports CEO Haley Rosen and talk about why the time is right to start a women's sports ecosystem and how to get KD to invest millions in your company. Plus, we dive into Phil winning the PGA Championship for all of Gen X, why the Rooney Rule isn't working in the NFL, and the attempt…

The week, Kate Fagan joins us in The Ladies Room to talk about life after ESPN, her new book "All the Colors Came Out," and why she's frustrated at the state of coverage of women's sports. Then, we talk about the new unmasking mandate, Shohei Ohtani's wild ride, and what the hell Bill Gates was doing during his marriage. See Privacy Policy at https…

Just in time for the WNBA, season Jane and Julie hang out with Connecticut Sun President Jen Rizzotti and talk about the upcoming season and what it's like to take over a WNBA team. Then, Jane and Julie discuss whether or not the upcoming Summer Olympic Games will (and should) happen and the ongoing disaster happening at Northwestern's Athletic Dep…

This week, US Soccer hero Julie Foudy joins Jane and Julie to talk about equal pay on the pitch, her diving into ownership with Angel City F.C., and how broadcasters work as gatekeepers in the world of sports. Then, Julie and Jane talk NFL Draft, Tim Tebow, and a really bad interview with Jake Paul. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy a…

This week, Julie and Jane talk to Justine Siegal, the first woman to coach for an MLB organization and advocate for women's baseball, about why young girls get shunted off into softball and if we'll see a woman play in MLB. Then, we talk European Super League and the ongoing allegations of sexual assault in the world of sports. See Privacy Policy a…

This week, Julie and Jane talk to journalist and economics professor David Berri about how far women's sports still have to go to catch up with the men in marketing, resources, and revenue, and why that's the case. Then, Jane and Julie discuss players (and their wives) not wanting to get vaccinated and the terrible reporting going on around the DeS…

Play-by-play announcer and sports talk radio host joins Jane and Julie to talk about smashing through the glass ceiling in the broadcast booth and why we don't see more women calling games. Julie and Jane talk about the NCAA women's final, MLB moving the All-Star Game out of Georgia, and why Nazis were on crystal meth. See Privacy Policy at https:/…

Amidst a rash of transphobic legislation targeting trans kids, writer and activist Charlotte Clymer joins Julie and Jane to talk about how we can push back against bigoted legislation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…

This week, Julie and Jane talk baseball with HOF sportswriter Claire Smith. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jane and Julie talk with Cari Champion about her exit from ESPN, being a woman in a man's space, and how she learned to value her work. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Co-hosts Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro hold down the show on their own this week, discussing the one-year anniversary of COVID shutting down sports and the launch of Julie's upcoming book, See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…

The GOAT joins Jane and Julie this week to talk about being the first into pro sports locker rooms, covering every major sporting event on earth multiple times, and whether or not things have gotten better for women in the industry. Then, Julie and Jane talk Kelly Loeffler exiting the WNBA, unpaid internships, and what to do if you're Twitter's mai…

In one of the best conversations the pod has had to date, Jane and Julie talk to Exec. Director of WFTDA Erica Vanstone, on what roller derby is getting right - from COVID to equity and inclusion - that other leagues are getting wrong. Other topics include is it ever too late to try roller derby, Serena vs. Naomi, and the new HBO documentary Allen …

Is the NFL doing enough to bring women into the fold? This week, Julie and Jane sit down with NFL Director of Football Development, Sam Rapoport. We also talk drunk Tom Brady, Football 101 clinics, and what's with everyone hating on The Weeknd? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privac…

This week, Julie and Jane welcome the first guy to the pod, as Chris Mosier stops by to discuss competing at a world-class level as a trans athlete, why there are so many laws targeting trans girls, and how cis people can be better allies. ALERT: We get stuff wrong in this episode, we struggle with pronouns and properly gendering trans athletes. We…

Hosts Jane McManus and Julie DiCaro welcome Mary Carillo, of NBC Sports and Real Sports, to the show to discuss whether or now we'll get an Olympics this year, how she's navigated covering sports during a pandemic, the Australian Open, and, most importantly, WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HOST WESTMINSTER AND THE NATIONAL DOG SHOW. So many good boys and girls. …

In Episode 7, Jane and Julie dive into baseball culture and the Jared Porter harassment mess, the LSU sexual assault mess, and various other sports messes, including the fact that Eric Bienemy still doesn't have a job. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…

This week, NFL on FOX sideline reporter extraordinaire Laura Okmin talks about the rigors of the job, inspiring young women, and the Nickelodeon game. Jane insults Julie's taste in Christmas movies. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…

Julie and Jane discuss the insurrection at the US Capitol and welcome WNBA superstar Sue Bird to discuss the league's social and racial activism, their role election of Rev. Raphael Warnock, and Sue drops a random Mean Girls quote to the delight of all. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.c…

This week, Julie and Jane discuss Sen. Kelly Loeffler and the WNBA, internet trolls, and college kids playing in a pandemic. Katie Hnida, the first woman to kick in a Div. I men's football game back in 2003, joins them to chat about Sarah Fuller, women in football, and whether we'll see more women in the game someday. See Privacy Policy at https://…

This week, Jane and Julie talk about why women using "Dr." is so galling to terrible men, why watching sports in a pandemic feels weird, and chat with all-around badass Martina Navratilova about tennis, the election, and her thoughts on transwomen competing against cis women in sports. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California …

In E2 of the show, Jane and Julie talk with living sports legend Andrea Kremer about sports media, being a woman in the world of sports, and give Andrea the amazing compliment of being "not a dog." Also, you can view Andrea's debut on SNL here. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privac…

In the inaugural episode of The Ladies Room Sports Podcast, Julie and Jane welcome Jemele Hill to the show to discuss not sticking to sports, working like crazy during COVID, why the erasure of Black women's work matters, and if it's okay to still watch SVU. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://ar…

In the final (for now) episode of Season 1, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill discuss their own theories of who murdered James Jordan in 1993, why this case is still kicking around the justice system and their plans for Season 2.By Audacy

This week, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill finally get their chance to interview Daniel Green, who was convicted for the murder of James Jordan in 1996. Was he wrongfully convicted? What does he know about the night of the murder? And what's the status of his attempt to get a new trial? We ask him all those questions and more.…

In Episode 7, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill talk to Chris Mumma, Daniel Green's attorney, about the trial, the evidence, and new information that may point to Green's innocence.By Audacy

As they await their chance to interview Daniel Green and his attorney, Chris Mumma, hosts Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill identify the major questions still remaining in the murder of Michael Jordan's father, James Jordan. Episode 6 transcript available here.By Audacy

If you've heard about the conspiracies involving James Jordan's murder and Michael Jordan's gambling, you're not alone. In Episode 5, "Drugs, Lies & Conspiracies," host Julie DiCaro and executive producer Tony Gill talk about the rumors surrounding Jordan's death and answer your questions about the case. Links related to Episode 5: ​1993 Bob Costas…

This week, Julie DiCaro continued examining the state's evidence against Daniel Green, including the blood evidence in that was in James Jordan's car ... or was it? And the bullet hole in his shirt that wasn't there ... until it was. What do we make of a state forensics expert who says, years after the fact, that she'd testify differently now? Docu…

In the third episode, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill take a look at the evidence that points to -- and away from -- Daniel Green's guilt and talk to prosecutor Britt Johnson. Plus, they update listeners on the latest in Green's effort to get a new trial. Episode 3 transcript available here.By Audacy

To understand what happened to James Jordan in the summer of 1993, you first have to understand a lot about where it happened. In Episode 2, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill delve into the troubled history of Robeson County, North Carolina. Episode 2 transcript available here.By Audacy

Mishandled evidence. Police corruption. A man seeking to overturn his conviction. In Season One of The Score: Behind the Headlines, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill re-examine the murder of James Jordan after 20 years of shocking revelations. Episode 1 transcript available here.By Audacy

Just in time for Halloween, Julie takes a deep dive into the death of MLB Hall of Famer Big Ed Delahanty. Accident? Suicide? Murder Most Foul? You decide.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie takes a deep dive into bent corners, frozen envelopes, and compromised accountants. Was the 1985 NBA Draft Lottery Rigged? We look into it on Stick to Pods.By Stick to Pods

Ahead of the World Cup Final, Julie takes a look at perhaps the greatest player -- and the two most infamous goals -- in soccer history.By Julie DiCaro

Here's a throwback episode with Fred Mitchell- hall of fame sportswriter and the first black sportswriter at the Chicago Tribune. During our conversation, we discussed the hard work and preparation it took to separate him self in the journalism industry. Also, how the barriers of entry into journalism as a black male didn't deter him. Apologies for…

This week, Julie explores the story of the first black heavyweight boxing champion, Jack Johnson.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie tells the story of Josh Gibson, the "Black Babe Ruth." Julie is joined by Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Museum.By Julie DiCaro

Have you seen the movie Invictus? Did it tell us the whole truth about the 1995 Rugby World Cup final, or was there more to the story? Find out why this game has become one of the biggest mysteries in sports.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie investigates the history of Tommy John surgery. Julie talks with Dr. Tommy John, a performance and healing specialist -- and son of the renowned pitcher -- about how the surgery has become a victim of its own success.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie explores the mysterious disappearance of ABA and NBA star John Brisker.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie explores the Hillsborough disaster, in which 96 soccer fans lost their lives. Professor Phil Scraton, who was instrumental in getting justice for the families of the 96, provides some incredible insight.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie investigates the history of the trailblazing female sports reporters who gained access to locker rooms. Julie also speaks with one of those trailblazers, Melissa Ludtke.By Julie DiCaro

This week, Julie tells you about the best Olympic story you've never heard -- that of the Mexican Bobsled Team.By Julie DiCaro