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Barrier Breaking Women with A.J. Andrews

Barrier Breaking Women with A.J. Andrews

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 Barrier Breaking Women is a podcast hosted by A.J. Andrews, a Rawlings Gold Glove Award-winning professional softball player. AJ takes listeners on a journey by giving them access to the mind of barrier-breaking women in the sports world discussing the highs and lows of their career and personal lives. This podcast is center stage for every woman blessed with melanin or characteristics outside of the status quo in sports who have decided to uchange the “it is what it is” mindset into “it is what I make it.”Embassy Row
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  • A.J. Talks to Head Women's Ice Hockey Coach Kelsey Koelzer

    A.J. Talks to Head Women's Ice Hockey Coach Kelsey Koelzer
    Jun 10 2021

    On this episode, A.J. chats it up with the first black ice hockey coach in NCAA history, Kelsey Koelzer. The two discuss Kelsey's path to hockey, people being shocked that she's articulate, and the importance of representation in sports.

    How did you mela-win this week?
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    45 m
  • A.J. talks with Rachel Balkovec, New York Yankees Minor League Hitting Coach

    A.J. talks with Rachel Balkovec, New York Yankees Minor League Hitting Coach
    May 20 2021

    On this episode, A.J. chats with Rachel Balkovec, the first woman to be a full time hitting coach in the history of professional baseball. The two dive into Rachel betting on herself and literally going broke in the process, changing her name on her resume, and what more she wants to accomplish in professional baseball.
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    59 m
  • A.J. Talks with Women’s Football Hall of Famer Odessa Jenkins

    A.J. Talks with Women’s Football Hall of Famer Odessa Jenkins
    May 13 2021

    A.J. talks with Barrie Breaker and Women’s Football Hall of Famer, Odessa Jenkins. The two dive into the significance of women's tackle football, being "beautiful for a black girl" and the fear of being lazy.
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    54 m
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