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Latest episode is packed as always with chat about the latest federation and player dispute, while there is good news for the Australian Matildas. We review the #UWCL Round of 32, look ahead to the new FAWSL season, and catch up on the latest from the NWSL.
JJ and Kieran return for a packed show that covers everything from disputes with football authorities to transfers and major awards. We also look at the latest goings on in the NWSL, and finish off with a chat with writer and author Gwendolyn Oxenham about her new book.
Seattle Reign and USA forward Megan Rapinoe talks to Kieran about her incredible form in 2017, which has recently been halted by injury. The former guest on the show also talks about the changing faces in the National Team, as well as being involved in one of the greatest NWSL matches in history.
Special edition taken from a recent event featuring some England legends of the past. Marieanne Spacey, Claire Taylor, Karen Walker and Sian Williams joined She Kicks Magazine Editor Jen O'Neill on stage at a recent charity event to talk about their careers and time playing for their respective club and countries.
Kieran and JJ round up the Women's EUROs, looking at the final and giving their views on the tournament as a whole. There's reaction from players on both teams, while we also hear from a few fans of Holland Denmark on what reaching the final means for their teams. The duo conclude by briefly discussing the recent Tournament of Nations in the U.S.
A look back at the group stages at the Women's EUROs and some of the players that have stood out.
The 50th episode of #WoSoZone sees JJ and Kieran discuss the upcoming EURO's, while for the second half of the show they are joined by a special guest to talk NWSL. If that wasn't enough, there's an interview with one of the player's shining bright in the world of women's soccer currently - Sky Blue and Australia star Sam Kerr. NOTE: Episode recorded before issues with proposed EUROs guide - we sincerely apologise.
The latest in the series of 1-2-1 podcasts sees JJ speak with Portland Thorns defender Kendall Johnson about overcoming concussions, life in Portland, and her side project Arrow Living.
Kieran and JJ divide the podcast in half this week, reviewing the final of the UEFA Women's Champions League and looking back at the FA WSL Spring Series.
Kieran and JJ discuss the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year Award, with the winner announced this week, while they also look ahead to this week's UEFA Women's Champions League Final. There's also discussion on an odd decision by Wolfsburg, goings on in Houston, and a big signing for Arsenal Ladies. Plus much, much more.
Kieran and JJ discuss the Women's FA Cup Final and we hear from Manchester City's Megan Campbell following her club's triumph. There's also a chat with Campbell's Ireland teammate Louise Quinn about her move to Arsenal Ladies following the folding of Notts County Ladies. We cover off the WSL Spring Series and venture into Europe, and we finish off with an interview with two young Sky Blue fans doing great things to raise money for Soccer Without Borders.
Former Canada international Kaylyn Kyle speaks to Kieran about the decision over retirement, as well her time on the national team and in the NWSL. Kyle opens up about the many highs in her career, but also some of the difficulties she faced.
JJ and Kieran have plenty to discuss as the folding of Notts County Ladies dominates the conversation, as does Liverpool Ladies and their forgetful kit man. There's NWSL chat, a look at the UEFA Women's Champions League, and a review of the draw for UEFA qualifying for the Women's World Cup in France.
2017 NWSL Season Preview looking at the Washington Spirit.
2017 NWSL Season Preview looking at Sky Blue FC.
NWSL 2017 Season Preview looking at the Seattle Reign.
2017 NWSL Season Preview looking at the Portland Thorns.
2017 NWSL Season Preview looking at the Orlando Pride.
NWSL 2017 Season Preview looking at the North Carolina Courage.
NWSL Season Preview looking at FC Kansas City
NWSL Season Preview looking at the Houston Dash
NWSL Season Preview looking at the Chicago Red Stars.
NWSL Season Preview looking at the Boston Breakers
Kieran is joined by She Kicks Magazine Editor Jen O'Neill and BBC Sport's Jo Currie as they discuss Mark Sampson's England squad, which was selected today ahead of Euro 2017 this summer.
Plenty to discuss for Kieran and JJ as they review the last eight of the Women's FA Cup, while also look at who will be contesting the semi-finals in some of Europe's other competitions. The pair also review the UEFA Women's Champions League quarterfinals, while Kieran was able to speak with Ada Hegerberg and Alex Morgan while in Lyon after their 2-1 aggregate win over Wolfsburg.
Kieran and JJ are reunited after a few weeks apart and have plenty of women's football to get through on the podcast. With the She Believes Cup, Cyprus Cup and Algarve Cup all taking place recently, the duo discuss the main talking points. Kieran gives a brief overview of the English FA's new three-year strategy for women's football, while we conclude with an interview with former NWSL midfielder, Becky Edwards. Edwards, who announced her retirement in September, is back playing in Sweden with f...
We sit down with #USWNT legend and new Arsenal Ladies signing Heather O'Reilly to discuss her early days in London and how she's settling into life at her new club. She also takes a number of fan questions, so one not to be missed.
Kieran and JJ talk about the historic media deal announced by the NWSL recently, while also discussing Whitney Engen's open letter to fans. They also discuss some of the moves in the FA WSL and more.
JJ and Kieran discuss the retirement of Kelly Smith and some f the big transfers that have occurred in the FAWSL recently. They briefly look at some of the international friendlies in La Manga, while they also talk about the USWNT's 2017, and we hear from roster members Carli Lloyd and Allie Long.
