Ep. 13 - Women in Baseball ft. Mo'ne Davis from The Ross Riot

Ep. 13 - Women in Baseball ft. Mo'ne Davis

1 hour 35 minutes Posted Mar 26, 2021 at 4:07 pm.

Cubs recap, 5:33 WELCOME MO’NE!, 6:18 Involvement with Anderson Monarchs, 10:20 Being a multi-sport athlete, 11:03 Relationships with family, 17:08 Madeline owes Emma ice cream for life, 20:35 Preventing burnout, 29:20 Emma’s injuries and Mo’ne’s advice, 43:16 Journey to the Little League World Series, 53:29 Playing teams from across the world, 58:13 Identity and athletics, 1:03:15 Choosing to attend an HBCU, 1:06:41 The significance of a name, 1:12:00 Nostalgic smells, 1:13:10 What do your many titles mean to you?, 1:17:43 Reactions to inequities at the NCAA March Madness tournaments, 1:22:24 Televising women’s sports, 1:25:31 Soul of a Nation, 1:26:52 15 favorites

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In honor of Women’s History Month, Emma and Madeline are back with a HUGE episode of WOMEN IN BASEBALL. We’re thrilled to introduce Hampton University softball player and 2014 Sports Illustrated Sports Kid of the year: Mo’ne Davis! Mo’ne took the mound at the 2014 Little League World Series, where she became the first girl to throw a shutout and the first African American girl to compete. We get into the LLWS experience, Mo’ne’s time as an Anderson Monarch, life after Little League, the significance of identity in sports, attending an HBCU, and much more.

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