#26 Sarah Spain: ESPN Journalist, Podcast Host 'Good Game with Sarah Spain,' Co-Author of 'Runs in the Family', Activist episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 29 MIN

#26 Sarah Spain: ESPN Journalist, Podcast Host 'Good Game with Sarah Spain,' Co-Author of 'Runs in the Family', Activist

from The Kelley Kitley Podcast · host The Kelley Kitley Podcast

Sarah Spain is an an award winning sports journalist who’s been with ESPN for over 15 years. She’s also the host of the first and only women’s daily podcast about women’s sports, Good Game with Sarah Spain. She co-authored (with Deland McCullough, RB coach for the Raiders) Runs in the Family: An incredible true story of football, fatherhood, and belonging. Spain is also a TV Personality, Activist, Speaker, and Overall Bad A**.In this episode we discuss the Chicago Bears, how to help support and navigate sports for our kids-what works, what gets in the way, the importance of failing, being a college athlete at Cornell, injury, mental health privilege, cognitive restructuring, and going to the winter Olympics!To learn more about Sarah Spain, visit her website! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kelleykitley.substack.com

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