Sheryl Swoopes and Terrika Foster-Brasby sit down for real conversations with powerful women about what it takes to be at the top of their game and the best at their craft. They discuss the hard work, the obstacles, and how life sometimes has its own plans while you’re busy working on your own.
Swoopes and Tee know first-hand there are levels to the sh*t women go through, and have no problem goin... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsBasketballSociety & Culture |
On this episode of Levels to This, Sheryl Swoopes and Terrika Foster-Brasby break down A’ja Wilson’s historic fourth MVP win and what it means for the league, as well as digging into who would've gotten their votes for All-Defensive Teams. The duo al... more
On this episode of Levels to This, Messy Monday for the WNBA falls on a Tuesday. Natalie Esquire joins Terrika Foster-Brasby and Sheryl Swoopes to unpack it all. Napheesa Collier slams Commissioner Cathy Englebert, saying that the WNBA has the “worst... more
On this episode of Levels to This, Terrika Foster-Brasby and Sheryl Swoopes sit down with comedian and actor Kevin Fredericks—aka KevOnStage. They dive into his comedy journey, from the cracking up his grandma after church to building a multi-platfor... more
Marriage and Family therapist Charna F Wilson joins this episode of Levels to This, Sheryl Swoopes and Terrika Foster-Brasby to discuss BOUNDARIES. How to set them, how to handle guilt for taking time for yourself, and everything else you need to car... more
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Really enjoying the show! Started listening to Sheryl on another WBB pod and have listened to Terrika cover WBB before. The chemistry is great! Reminds me of women’s basketball coverage I had to search to find early on when I watched more regularly and wanted insight and appreciate the coverage of other topics too. Great pairing!
I love her so much! Fun and educational discussion!
Subjective podcast speaking about pseudo, intellectual issues that normal every day humans face, not just women or issues that simply don’t exist. This podcast doesn’t really offer anything of value or anything that’s going to correctly shape young women moving forward.
Sheryl and Terrika make me laugh so hard, but also give lots to think about. As a big fan of the WNBA, I love the stories Swoopes the legend shares, about basketball and otherwise. She and Terrika bring thoughtful insights and vulnerability to topics from cancer to fashion, mentorship, representation and more, all with the perspective of what it means to be Black women in these spaces. The guests they bring on are incredible, and every new episode is a real treat. It's always a great day when a... more
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This podcast features engaging conversations between two hosts who explore the multifaceted experiences of women at the top of their respective fields, focusing particularly on those involved in sports and cultural discourse. The hosts share their insights and experiences while connecting with guests who are powerful women, discussing a range of topics from personal struggles and professional achievements to broader societal issues affecting women today. The dialogue often reveals the complexities of balancing ambition with personal challenges and highlights the resilience of women navigating these levels in their lives and careers. Unique elements, such as live recordings from significant events like the WNBA All-Star Weekend, enrich the c... more
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Recent guests on Levels to This include:
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2. Charna Wilson
3. Sonia Citron
4. Kiki Iriafen
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6. Tamika Tremaglio
7. Kimberly Steward
8. Cynthia Cooper
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