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After 2 years and 60 episodes, The Daily’s Sound Bite is no longer a podcast — it’s now a podcast network! We’re launching seven shows this summer, all hosted and produced by staff writers at The Daily. You can individually subscribe to each show (they’ll be on iTunes and Google Play soon) by visiting uwpodcast.com
This project has been in the works for several months, and I am so excited to share the fun, interesting, and enlightening work that our writers have been working so hard at. Their shows feature heartfelt conversations with students, important dialogues with figures of authority at the University, and round-table discussions filled with laughter. While this summer will be my last quarter as Podcast Editor, I know it will be the beginning of some really great content.
Alex Bruell
This week on Play Like a Girl, we're discussing leadership for women under Title IX, and the Seattle Storm's decision to publicly support Planned Parenthood. Then it's a flurry of hot takes, ranging from rest for baseball players, the Seahawk's chances of making it to the playoffs, and whether the Earth is flat.
"Play Like a Girl" is hosted by UW sports reporter Alexis Mansanarez and produced by Podcast Editor Alex Bruell, featuring analysis and discussion of what's new in the sports world at the UW and beyond. Your hosts are Alexis (@almansanarez), Hailey Robinson (@haileyarobin), Susana Machado (@smacha1995), Molly Quinton (@molly_quinton), and Gabby Jackson (@GJacksonDailyUW).
Illustration by Chloe Yeo.
"Sports is all about tenacity, and tenacity comes from your brain." Susana Machado, 2017
On the first episode back for the summer, the PLaG team discusses mixed-gender sports in the Olympics, and debate who would make the best 3-on-3 team of all time.
"Play Like a Girl" is hosted by UW sports reporter Alexis Mansanarez and produced by Podcast Editor Alex Bruell, featuring analysis and discussion of what's new in the sports world at the UW and beyond. Your hosts are Alexis (@almansanarez), Hailey Robinson (@haileyarobin), Susana Machado (@smacha1995), Molly Quinton (@molly_quinton), and Gabby Jackson (@GJacksonDailyUW).
Illustration by Chloe Yeo.
On the last episode of the quarter, we'll take a look at the upcoming softball and track & field games, as well as the women's crew team's first national title since 2001. Then: a look at racism in the Indy 500, and the bizarre world of fights in professional sports.
This is the last episode of the quarter! Check back in the summer when #UWPLaG resumes on a semi-weekly schedule.
"Play Like a Girl" is hosted by UW sports reporter Alexis Mansanarez and produced by Podcast Editor Alex Bruell, featuring analysis and discussion of what's new in the sports world at the UW and beyond. Your hosts are Alexis (@almansanarez), Hailey Robinson (@haileyarobin), Susana Machado (@smacha1995), and Molly Quinton (@molly_quinton).
Illustration by Chloe Yeo.
To shake things up a bit, this podcast is a conversation between Anni Hong, an economics and psychology major and Eric de Winter, an electrical engineering major. The two discuss what women in STEM means to them and the root of the issues regarding women in STEM but also ways in which change can be implemented.
"Women in STEM" is recorded and produced by Praphanit Doowa, featuring interviews with the experiences and stories of women in and around the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics schools at the University of Washington.
After a week off, we're back with a double episode: first, Hailey will discuss the issue of rape as hazing in sports, and the first hot take will look at annoying men on Twitter. On the second half, we'll go into Hailey's column on allyship in pro sports. And finally, a discussion around touchdown celebrations: fun, or overdone?
"Play Like a Girl" is hosted by UW sports reporter Alexis Mansanarez and produced by Podcast Editor Alex Bruell, featuring analysis and discussion of what's new in the sports world at the UW and beyond. Your hosts are Alexis (@almansanarez), Hailey Robinson (@haileyarobin), Susana Machado (@smacha1995), and Molly Quinton (@molly_quinton).
A full-time genius with an inner princess, Jessica Lundquist shares her story about the obstacles and hardship she faced as a woman in STEM.
"Women in STEM" is produced and recorded by Praphanit Doowa, featuring interviews with the experiences and stories of women in and around the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics schools at the University of Washington.