In this episode, Andrea and Michelle talk Deion Sanders and the importance of the “coach” designation and chop it up about black Americans’ historical relationship with the Olympic Games.

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They Call Me Coach Prime!

In this episode, Andrea and Michelle discuss the recent trials and tribulations of black women Olympic athletes (Sha’Carri Richardson) and journalists (Maria Taylor), share about the Black Bourbon Society’s efforts to support black businesses through its Open Door campaign and fan girl out over the upcoming New Edition Las Vegas residency. Shout out to spelling bee champ, Guinness World record holder and basketball savant Zaila Avant-Garde for being the first black girl to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee. ??

Young, Gifted and Black

In this episode, we talk the NBA Playoffs, the ongoing Aaron Rodgers saga and the upcoming Olympic Games. *Recorded prior to the Suns advancing to the Finals*

The NBA and Stuff

In this episode, Andrea and Michelle discuss Naomi Osaka’s withdrawal from the French Open, the NBA playoffs and recent NFL news.

Athletes and Mental Health

We chop it up about Tim Tebow’s attempt to return to the NFL after an extended hiatus, the ongoing saga between Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, the 2020 NBA HOF inductions and the upcoming playoffs.

It’s Tebow Time....Again

In this episode, Andrea and Michelle discuss MLB's decision to move the 2021 All-Star Game from Atlanta, March Madness Final Four and ongoing developments in the sexual assault allegations against Deshaun Watson.  A special shout out to South Carolina's Women's Coach Dawn Staley and Arizona Women's Coach Asia Barnes for being the first two black women to appear in the same Final Four.  A happy belated 404 Day to our ATLien listeners!

Georgia (and Basketball) on My Mind

In this episode, we discuss the gender inequities on display at the NCAA tournaments in Indianapolis and San Antonio, the increasing number of sexual harassment lawsuits against Texans QB Deshaun Watson and the latest in NBA playoff standings and injury news. Shout out to the women’s teams that made it to March Madness.

Who Run The World?

In this episode we talk about the NBA’s efforts to amplify HBCUs and the upcoming NCAA tourney. In a nod to Women’s History Month, we put a spotlight on HBCU grad, activist and Olympian Wyomia Tyus, the first athlete (male or female) to win the 100m at consecutive Olympics. Like Tommie Smith and John Carlos, she also mounted a protest at the ‘68 Olympics, although hers was overshadowed by their iconic moment.

It’s International Women’s Day!

Two black professional women who are friends and sports and lifestyle consumers discuss their unique experiences and perspectives on sports, travel and other topics.

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