
“Wide Open with Ashlyn Harris” invites guests and listeners alike to open up, share their struggles and triumphs, and explore how being wide open—both on the field and in life—leads to personal and professional growth. Each episode, Ashlyn Harris leads an unfiltered conversation with an influential figure from sports, entertainment, fashion, music, or politics.
In sports, “wide open” signifies a ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSoccerSociety & Culture | |||

We're continuing the 40th birthday celebration with recent initiate Yvonne Orji. The unofficial hype woman for the US Women's Tennis team, Orji says she doesn't know how to do loose. She's become obsessed with the sport. Growing up with brothers, she... more
Jockular is the militant feminist, horny, sports nerd podcast led by ER Fightmaster, Tien Tran, and Katie Kershaw. ER and Tien join Ashlyn to talk about which sport produces the best thighs, how seeing women's sports is helping young women understand... more
An icon has entered the pod. Katy O'Brian is a Renaissance woman. She's an actress known for her role in Love Lives Bleeding, a former body builder, a black belt, and is currently writing a book. Ashlyn discusses their recent love of creatine, what a... more
Twin Magic is in the studio! Nikki and Brie Garcia, formerly known as the Bella Twins are more than sister, they're best friends who feel like each other's super powers. The WWE stars grew up playing soccer and were pretty serious about the sport unt... more
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This podcast is for Ashlyn’s ego. She has zero interviewing skills. She basically wanted a platform to talk about herself. Her reputation was destroyed by cheating on her wife and family and her attempt to restore it by doing a podcast about people being resilient has back fired.
Bummer to have Shannon Beverage on and monopolize the majority of the episode talking about yourself. I would have LOVED if you’d asked her what she wants! She’s spoken publicly about her am desire to have kids and that being the demise of her last relationship Yet Ashlyn spent the time talking about HER experience w adoption, kids, etc… Plainly put, not everyone has the skills necessary to interview ppl! Shes a lovely person but she should not host her own show. Only a select few ppl are trul... more
Listened to the Shannon episode.
Ashlyn is narcissistic. Several random comments made in an attempt to make Ali jealous. I could barely listen. At one point toward the end, randomly declares she is “having the best sex of her life” (completely unsolicited)! Repeatedly says “my ex wife” like it’s a badge of honor! Randomly giggles like the juvenile she is. Ashlyn turned the conversation to her own opinions several times, not her guest!
I have listened to almost every podcast and I love everyone of them. They’re all very touching and heartfelt, and I probably cry at least once listening to each one.
Appreciate the rawness and vulnerability of this podcast. Guests are seen and heard and offer their authentic selves which can only happen with a curious and unapologetic host like Ashlyn. I look forward to it weekly!
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Conversations on personal growth, authenticity, and representation are central themes. Influential figures from various sectors, including sports, entertainment, fashion, and politics, share their unique challenges and victories, providing listeners with a range of perspectives on what it means to be 'wide open' in life. The discussions often delve into topics of vulnerability, mental health, and resilience, combining inspiring stories with insightful advice that resonates across diverse audiences. Notably, the podcast's approach often challenges traditional narratives, making it a significant space for voices focused on empowerment and identity in contemporary society.
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Recent guests on Wide Open include:
1. ER Fightmaster
2. Tien Tran
3. Katy O'Brian
4. Nikki Garcia
5. Brie Garcia
6. Casey Brown
7. Jameela Jamil
8. Sunny Choi
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