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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2025 · 17 MIN

Advice Line!

from Mixed Doubles: A Women's Sports Podcast · host Maggie Robinson and Josh Smythe-Macaulay

In this special solo episode, host Maggie Robinson shares valuable career advice she has compiled from previous interviews with accomplished women in the sports industry. Maggie focuses on offering guidance for those facing significant life changes, particularly those in transitional periods of their careers. She features advice from Caroline Chagares (Director of Marketing and Commercial Ops at NWSL ), Emily Proud (CBS sports reporter), Tish Carmona (Director of Communications for Unrivaled), Cathy Yancy (Vice President of Broadcasting at the NFL), and the founders of Launch Break, Teresa Saputo-Crerend and Philippa Portnoy. Each guest shares insights on networking, work-life balance, breaking into the industry, finding one’s passion, and ignoring discouraging statistics to stay focused on one's mission. 00:48 Advice from Caroline Chagares: Building Relationships 03:58 Emily Proud: Balancing Work and Life 07:00 Tish Carmona: Breaking into the Sports Industry 09:51 Cathy Yancy: Finding Your Passion 12:09 Launch Break Founders: Focus on Skills, Not Stats 14:33 Conclusion and Personal Reflections Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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