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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2025 · 53 MIN

Season 1, Episode 14: On Trans Athletes

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In this week’s episode, I was fortunate to sit down for a longer discussion about trans athletes and gender in sport with Dr. Kristy McCray, a sports sociologist and Professor in Otterbein’s Health and Sport Sciences Department. This episode is twice as long as my solo episodes, but it is well worth the time (even […]

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