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Full Time: A show about women's soccer

The Athletic
US Women's National Team
U.S. Women's National Team
Olympics
Emma Hayes
NWSL
Soccer
Germany
Sophia Smith
Juneteenth
National Women’s Soccer League
Lynn Williams
Mal Swanson
Olympic Games
Kansas City Current
Orlando Pride
San Diego Wave
Women's Soccer
Black Women's Players Collective
The Athletic
Brazil Women's World Cup 2027

Full Time is The Athletic’s dedicated podcast for the U.S. women’s national team, the National Women’s Soccer League, and the larger world of international women's soccer. Three times a week, join Meg Linehan, Tamerra Griffin and Jillian Sakovits as they tackle the culture, context, and conversations about the sport here in America and beyond, with help from fellow writers, guests and insiders fro... more

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Latest Episodes

After several years of significant growth, NWSL attendances are decreasing. But why is this? And, by how much?

On this week's Full Time podcast, hosts Tamerra Griffin and Meg Linehan dive into the data behind the decrease in attendance and wrestle ... more

The English Women's Super League traditional 'Big Four' all clashed this past weekend, but what did we learn from those two blockbuster matches?

On this week's Full Time Review, Jillian Sakovits is joined by The Athletic's Cerys Jones to analyze Ma... more

In 2023, Riley Jackson turned down an athletic scholarship at Duke University to turn professional with the North Carolina Courage in the NWSL. Two years later, she's a starter on the team and being called up to the USWNT futures camp by Emma Hayes. ... more

Last week, Aitana Bonmati won her third consecutive Ballon d’Or – essentially crowning her as the best player in the world for a third consecutive season. Understandably, that got the whole world talking about how we judge individual awards in soccer... more

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Recent Guests

Rich Laverty
Womens football feature writer and coordinates The Guardian's annual top 100 womens footballers list
The Guardian
Episode: How do we fix women's soccer awards?
Annie Peterson
AP sports writer and journalist
Associated Press
Episode: How do we fix women's soccer awards?
Soph Downey
Writer, journalist, founder of Girls on the Ball, and AP sports writer
Girls on the Ball
Episode: How do we fix women's soccer awards?
Tamerra Griffin
Athletics reporter who provided an inside view of her road trip with Bay FC.
The Athletic
Episode: What it’s like on a road trip with Bay FC
Caitlin Carducci
General Manager of Kansas City Current
Kansas City Current
Episode: Inside the KC Current's dominance
Angie Long
Owner of Kansas City Current
Kansas City Current
Episode: Inside the KC Current's dominance
Chris Long
Owner of Kansas City Current
Kansas City Current
Episode: Inside the KC Current's dominance
Daniel Sperry
Soccer writer for the Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star
Episode: Remembering Matt Beard & the KC Current lifts first major trophy
Rocky Rodriguez
Nine-year NWSL veteran and Costa Rican International
Kansas City Current
Episode: Exploring Hispanic culture and identity with Rocky Rodriguez, Aisha Solorzano & Reyna Reyes

Host

Jillian Sakovits
Host of discussions around women's soccer and sports culture, bringing expertise in media and sports journalism.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • A+++

    This is a go-to to stay up to speed in the women’s game. Professional, digestible, and an easy listen. Tamera and Meg get into the nitty gritty like no one else can frankly. Jillian is such a delight, nice to see her podcasting expertise hit the Athletic. Keep em coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matt S RBNY
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great show!

    I listen to almost all the women’s soccer podcasts out there and I find this to be one of the most fair and honest shows. I love how they cover things that other pods do not. I appreciate hearing different voices and takes. But the episode on the Women’s African Cup of Nations is what inspired me to write this review. What a way to give coverage and visibility to all the great talent coming from Africa! As an Orlando Pride fan, I’ve been following the tournament so much this year because of our ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wdejesus0114
    United States3 months ago
  • Essential WoSo listening

    Meg Linehan and Tamerra Griffin have great chemistry as co-hosts and always bring interesting (and honest) perspectives to their discussions. This podcast is a must-listen for any fan of women’s soccer!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meerkitten47
    United States3 months ago
  • Love this show generally but….

    Asli needs some producing. She speaks for too long, too meandering, and seems the least knowledgeable of the women’s game (biggest surprise of the NWSL season was the lack of transparency around Trinitys injury?)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fleabag231
    United States4 months ago
  • Hack Journalism

    Regarding the Q&A with the NWSL commissioner, I consider the question of whether the commissioner was asleep at the time of Ms. King’s medical event completely irrelevant and cheap hack journalism. The click-bait headline writes itself “S King suffers life threatening injury during game while commissioner sleeps” Just bad. I will be unsubscribing.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    FC Stars
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Criticism occasionally arises regarding certain hosts' on-air presence but is generally outweighed by praise for the content.
Listeners commend the podcast for its professional and insightful coverage of women's soccer.
Some feedback calls for a more focused analysis of soccer rather than straying into broader social issues.
Overall, reviews reflect a strong loyalty and enthusiasm for the show's offerings in the women's soccer discourse.
Many appreciate the unique perspectives brought by hosts and guests, highlighting the commitment to presenting diverse voices in the sport.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#31
United States/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#153
Canada/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#220
Australia/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#51
South Korea/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#53
Philippines/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#57
India/Sports/Soccer

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How do we fix women's soccer awards?
Q: How do you approach voting in women's soccer awards?
I look at it from a holistic perspective, considering international tournaments and domestic performances, while acknowledging my own biases.
Riley Jackson: Teenage NWSL starter, budding journalist with a USWNT future
Q: What has the biggest transition been for you as you've gone from squad player to starter?
I've learned a lot as a teammate and pushed myself to meet the challenges; I'm getting more confident with every match.
Riley Jackson: Teenage NWSL starter, budding journalist with a USWNT future
Q: What does a day post-training look like for you?
It varies; I often either take a nap or catch up on schoolwork since I'm a part-time college student working for Duke.
Inside the KC Current's dominance
Q: What has been the journey of the Kansas City Current to reach this point?
We go into every season aiming to win the Shield and the Championship, but the real focus has been on what those achievements bring, such as home games and a top seed.
Commissioner Jess Berman talks NWSL salary cap and expansion, plus Full Time's Ballon d'Or predictions
Q: How is the NWSL competing with the global market regarding the salary cap?
Berman explained that the league is proud of the new CBA that maintains quality while attracting foreign players, despite challenges around salaries and competition.

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4. Tamerra Griffin
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