Amy Siegfried

My guest this week is Amy Siegfried, a podcaster and entrepreneur in Tulsa USA and a mother of 1 - AKA The Tiny Human.

Originally from Las Vegas, Amy’s athletic career was short-lived, but she fell in love with the world of sports. That learned love for sports came in handy when she embarked on her career in professional sports, working as an intern in a Major League Baseball Club. She’s lived internationally, which provides her with a global sports perspective.

It was while working in this male dominated world that Amy thought, as women, we are constantly hurdling unrealistic expectations, but what if we could make that easier?

After having the initial idea 14 years earlier, Amy finally founded her company Last Night's Game with her brother. It was born out the idea of how do you go to work in a that male dominated world and converse in sports, Not the stats, not the things that happen on the field or on the court. Things like foods, travel, celebrity gossip and music associated with significant sporting events. Think, the Super Bowl Half Time show, WAGS, sports fashions and off the field goings on.

They launched their email publication and website first, then 4 years later the podcast Sports Curious was born. They believe in short and sweet, emails are about a 3-4 minute read, and podcasts max of 5 minutes, supplying interesting tid bits of information that you might be able to use to start a conversation with a sports fan.

Amy's career spans marketing, partnerships and public relations and she has also presented a TedX speech.

Today we chat about women supporting each other, celebrating your wins, and having each other's back rather than judging each other.

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Music used with permission from Alemjo Australian new age and ambient music trio.

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