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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 17 MIN

A Conversation With USWNT Alumni Julie Ertz & Kealia Watt

from Front Office Sports Today · host Front Office Sports

Julie Ertz and Kealia Watt join Baker Machado of Front Office Sports to discuss: • Their new weekly women's soccer podcast “Style of Play” with Amp Sports • World Cup fever in the U.S. and what it means for soccer's growth • The 2027 Women's World Cup on Netflix and the historic equal-pay win • Breakout NWSL players to watch and Kealia's Amazon broadcasting career • Whether France or Argentina will win the men's World Cup CHAPTERS 0:00 Introducing Style of Play Podcast and Why Now 1:37 What the Creation Process Has Been Like for Both of Them 2:18 World Cup Fever in the US Even After the Men's Team Exited 4:06 Will the World Cup Be Rocket Fuel for MLS and NWSL 5:13 Equal Pay and the $16 Million World Cup Prize for US Soccer 6:47 Women's World Cup 2027 on Netflix and the Landscape of Women's Sports 7:43 Which World Cup Player Has Their Kids Most Excited 8:44 Breakout NWSL Players to Watch Including Michelle Cooper 10:08 Kealia on Breaking Into Broadcasting With Amazon and JJ Watt's Influence 13:01 World Cup Final Predictions France vs Argentina Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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