Her Game Her Voice™

The transfer portal is officially closed… sort of. But the chaos? Very much alive.This week, I break down what happens when 1,500 women’s basketball players enter the portal, why Audi Crooks’ headline-making move may say just as much about NIL and financial power as it does about basketball, and what Stanford’s seven-player roster exodus could reveal about the future of the program.Then we tackle a listener question from Bonnie in Maryland about WNBA training camps: how players actually get invited, why camp is a huge deal, and what it means when roughly 18 elite athletes show up competing for about 12 roster spots. Spoiler alert: camp invite does not equal job security.Plus, we zoom out on the bigger picture: what roster-building really looks like in women’s basketball right now—from college player movement to the brutal math of making a WNBA team.And of course, the awards:🏆 Buzzer Beater: Aliyah Boston’s record-setting $6.3 million contract 🎈 Air Ball: Dallas Wings PR for stepping in during Azzi Fudd’s introductory press conference 🚨 Flagrant Foul: Dawn Montgomery for ignoring the business reality behind Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever’s TV dominanceFrom portal pressure to pro dreams, this episode is all about opportunity, leverage, and who really gets to control the narrative in women’s basketball.Follow, rate, and share Her Game Her Voice so you never miss an episode.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

The transfer portal chaos continues—and based on your feedback, not everyone’s loving it.This week, we dig deeper into what the portal means for players, coaches, and yes… the fans left trying to keep up with ever-changing rosters. Empowering? Absolutely. Sustainable? That’s still up for debate.Then we answer a listener question that brings real money into the conversation: how NCAA tournament payouts actually work in women’s basketball—and why one March run can mean millions for an entire conference.Plus, a spotlight on two voices who’ve been elevating the game for decades—long before the sold-out arenas and prime-time coverage.Wondering if we’re talking about Geno Auriemma?We don’t talk about Geno.…until we most definitely do.And of course, the awards:🏆 Buzzer Beater: UCLA seniors make history (and make it loud)🎈 Air Ball: A balloon vendor who broke WNBA free agency news… by accident🚨 Flagrant Foul: Geno and a postgame meltdown that should’ve stayed offstageFollow, rate, and share Her Game Her Voice so you never miss an episode.  “Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game Her Voice., we’re diving into the madness of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament — and asking a bigger question: does money equal success in women’s college basketball?First, we break down one of the most compelling Cinderella runs of March, as the Virginia Cavaliers women’s basketball go from the First Four to a historic Sweet 16 appearance. What fueled their run — and what role did major investment play behind the scenes?Then, we tackle a listener question about the transfer portal — how it works, why it matters, and how NIL deals are changing the game for women’s basketball players across the NCAA.Finally, it’s time for the awards:🏀 Buzzer Beater goes to Shea Ralph for a historic season at Vanderbilt Commodores women’s basketball📺 Airball goes to ESPN and ABC for the women’s championship game time slot⏰ Flagrant Foul goes to the NCAA for tournament scheduling that has teams running on fumesFrom Cinderella stories to cash-fueled competition, this episode connects the dots between performance, investment, and the future of women’s basketball.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

March Madness is here—and so is a major shift in the WNBA.In this episode of Her Game Her Voice, we break down the chaos of the NCAA Tournament, including how bracket seeding works and why your picks probably won’t survive the first weekend.Plus, big news from the WNBA: a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) is set to transform the league, with massive salary increases, revenue sharing, and long-overdue improvements to player benefits.But first, a more personal note.After a month away, I’m back behind the mic following the loss of my dad. This episode begins with a reflection on grief, stepping away from the game, and how basketball has a way of bringing us back when we’re ready.And of course, this week’s awards:🏀 Buzzer Beater: UCLA dominates and earns a No. 1 seed💨 Airball: Stanford misses the tournament again🚨 Flagrant Foul: A senior night decision that missed the momentWhether you’re filling out your March Madness bracket, following the future of the WNBA, or just finding your way back to the game—this episode is for you.📩 Got a question for the show?Email: [email protected]⏱️ Episode Timestamps00:00 – Intro + Season 2 Kickoff00:25 – A Personal Loss01:47 – The Driveway Hoop Story03:08 – Returning to the Game03:30 – March Madness Preview04:20 – WNBA CBA Update (Big News)05:02 – Salary Increases Explained05:33 – Revenue Sharing05:53 – Quality of Life Improvements06:17 – Compressed Offseason Chaos07:21 – Why This Deal Is Transformational08:09 – Listener Question: How Seeding Works10:13 – Why Your Bracket Gets Busted10:51 – Buzzer Beater Award (UCLA)11:55 – Airball Award (Stanford)13:26 – Flagrant Foul Award (Tennessee)14:26 – Outro + Where to Follow“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In the first Her Game Her Voice episode of the new year, Kaari kicks things off with a clear-eyed update on the latest WNBA CBA negotiations, including what the newly announced moratorium actually means, why the offseason is on pause, and how it could compress everything from free agency to the draft—without putting the 2026 season in danger (hopefully).Next, a listener question breaks down one of basketball’s most underrated pieces of tech: those little black boxes referees wear on their belts. This segment explains how precision timing works and more.Then it’s Part 3 of Kaari’s conversation with Dan Rosensweig, investor in the Unrivaled League and tech executive. This installment shifts from why Unrivaled exists to how it was built—exploring its player-driven structure, fan-first design, and what happens when athletes create a league with purpose instead of tradition.And the episode wraps with the awards:Buzzer Beater Award - Dearica Hamby, for making Unrivaled history with the league’s first-ever 40-point game—scored in just 18 minutes of three-on-three chaos.Airball Award - Unrivaled’s marketing team, for teasing the mystique of “22” and fueling expectations around Caitlin Clark and A’ja Wilson—only to deliver neither.Flagrant Foul - UConn Women’s Basketball, for the audacity of being dominant, undefeated, and boringly consistent at No. 1.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In the final Her Game Her Voice episode of the year, Kaari opens with a strange dream about Coach Tara Vanderveer. Then she shares a quick but critical update on the WNBA’s ongoing collective bargaining negotiations, including the latest sticking points around housing, scheduling, and revenue sharing as the January 9 deadline looms.Next, a listener question about how the Unrivaled League actually makes money. From media rights and sponsorships to ticket sales and merchandise, this segment explains why Unrivaled’s player-first model is working.Next it’s part two of Kaari’s conversation with Dan Rosensweig, investor in the Unrivaled women's professional basketball league and former (and now current) CEO of Chegg. Dan shares how NIL deals can give women athletes real financial leverage, why paying women athletes intentionally matters, and what changes when athletes are seen not just as players—but as entrepreneurs.And the episode wraps with the awards:Buzzer Beater Award: A’ja Wilson, continuing a historic run with yet another major honorAirball Award: A very awkward post-game moment involving Tennessee and UCLAFlagrant Foul: Stanford Women’s Basketball—for surviving everything except 30 turnovers“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game Her Voice, Kaari Peterson kicks off the college basketball season by zooming in on the fast‑rising Stanford Cardinal women’s basketball team—after a rare down year they’re back baby! 10 experienced returners, three freshmen five‑star recruits, and one collective goal:  a winning season.Then Kaari dives into a Listener's Question about the WNBA and free‑agency: What does it mean to be a restricted versus unrestricted free agent? Why do so many players have free agent status right now? And how will this affect WNBA team rosters for 2026?There's also an update on the latest with the WNBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). The November 30th deadline looms with proposals on the table including a million-dollar max salary, and a higher salary floor. Are we getting closer to a deal?And finally, a compelling conversation with Dan Rosensweig—tech CEO turned women’s sports investor. No spreadsheets. No old‑school ROI talk. Instead, a story of meeting Stanford athletes, recognizing gender-based disparities, and seizing an opportunity to invest not only in a league—but in real change.Then it’s time for the awards:🏆 Buzzer Beater Award: A high‑school girls’ team in Oklahoma that chose integrity over a trophy.❌ Airball Award: “Project B”—a new global women’s pro league launching in 2026 (hello, placeholder name?).🚨 Flagrant Foul Award: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, for missing the point when it comes to players asking for a stake in their own league’s future.Yep — all of this goodness is in one little episode!“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game Her Voice, Kaari goes inside the WNBA to unpack one of the sport’s most misunderstood concepts: freedom of movement. What does it actually mean, and why does it matter so much for players — especially in a league that’s becoming more physical by the game? Kaari breaks it down in plain terms.Freedom of Movement runs right into one of the biggest headlines in the WNBA: the growing feud between Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier and WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert. What started as a conversation about player treatment and transparency has turned into a public power struggle that raises big questions about leadership, player's voices, and what it means to grow the league responsibly.Then, in this week’s Awards Segment:🏆 Buzzer Beater Award: A’ja Wilson continues to set the standard — and she's just getting started. ❌ Airball Award: Cathy Engelbert again… this time for announcing Chicago as the 2026 WNBA All-Star host city, leaving fans scratching their heads.🚨 Flagrant Foul Award: The new WNBA franchise, the Portland Fire, for hiring a head coach with zero experience in women’s or girl's basketball — ZERO.It’s an episode about freedom, friction, and the future of the WNBA — where every whistle, headline, and hiring decision tells a deeper story about the game and the women who shape it.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

What happens when the Golden State Valkyries take their playoff run to San Jose? Kaari shares her first-hand experience of Ballhalla at the SAP Center, the heartbreak of a last-second loss to the Minnesota Lynx, and the unforgettable moment that showed what this team is really about.This week’s listener question (straight from Tampa, Florida!) unpacks how WNBA teams decide which uniforms they'll wear for games — spoiler: the league’s got more control than you might think.Kaari also dives into the WNBA’s offseason, including the tough realities of players heading overseas right after playoffs, and why Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier launched the Unrivaled League.And of course, Kaari has awards to share:🏀 Buzzer Beater → The StudBudz (Courtney Williams & Natisha Hiedeman) bringing pink-haired chaos and authenticity to the pages of Vogue.🏀 Airball → Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s name-butchering blunder.🏀 Flagrant Foul → Whoever killed the lights at the very end of a playoff game in Vegas (seriously, what was that?).“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

The Golden State Valkyries just made history as the first WNBA expansion team to reach the playoffs — and they did it in style. But while the Valkyries are soaring,  injuries in the WNBA are piling up. So Kaari's digging into the whys and what’s next regarding the league’s injury crisis.This week’s Listener Question takes us court side: how do teams decide which basket to shoot at in the first and second halves? (Spoiler: there’s more strategy to it than you’d think.)And of course, it wouldn’t be Her Game Her Voice without the awards:🏆 Buzzer Beater: Valkyries Guard Veronica Burton earns her flowers as the WNBA's Most Improved Player.❌ Airball: WNBA broadcast graphics and timing — because seriously — we want to see the game.🚫 Flagrant Foul: Atlanta Dream’s shiny black court somehow manages to disappear players and confuse viewers at the same time.Kaari's got big wins, big injuries, and big misses — all in one little episode!“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

The Golden State Valkyries just cracked open a surprise — literally. Outside Chase Center, a giant violet egg hatched their brand-new mascot:  Violet the Raven. Host Kaari Peterson breaks down Violet's egg-cellent debut and the Norse mythology behind “Ballhalla.”Next up, it’s tech time: The WNBA’s partnership with Second Spectrum is bringing full-court optical tracking and mind-bending analytics to the league. From sharper coaching to smarter storytelling, Kaari dives into how data is reshaping the game.And we can't forget — this week’s awards:🏆 Buzzer Beater: Sue Bird gets immortalized in bronze❌ Airball: An all-male officiating crew in a WNBA game (seriously?)🚫 Flagrant Foul: The bizarre wave of sex-toy tossing on W courtsHit play, and let’s talk mascots, mythology and motion capture.—🔗 Follow me on IG: @hergamehervoice💌 Send a question for a future episode: [email protected]🎧 Rate & review to help more fans find the show!#WNBA #HerGameHerVoice #GSValkyries #WomensBasketball #Ballhalla“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

From buzzer beaters to busted myths, this episode of Her Game Her Voice brings the heat. Host Kaari Peterson kicks things off with a Golden State Valkyries update — including key injuries, road trip fatigue, and what’s ahead for the WNBA’s newest franchise.Then it’s time to mythbust: What does revenue sharing actually look like in the W? Why does revenue sharing matter? Kaari separates fact from fiction, and dives into some of the most persistent misconceptions about the WNBA.And finally — this week’s award winners:🏀 Buzzer Beater: Paige Bueckers’ custom Gatorade flavor, inspired by her favorite drink — the Shirley Temple🏀 Airball: The NCAA March Madness Committee (yes, still)🏀 Flagrant Foul: WNBA leadership and ownership for dragging their feet on league-wide charter flightsHit play, and let’s get hoopin'!“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Hey Hoop Heads — I’m back with a fully loaded All-Star edition of Her Game Her Voice and I’ve got a lot to share including:🏀 A break down the highs, lows, and the "meh" of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis📣 A fantastic listener question about the WNBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (spoiler: it’s a BIG DEAL)👕 Thoughts about the players’ bold “Pay Us What You Owe Us” shirts💬 And of course, the Awards are back including:An Airball for ESPN Analyst Elle Duncan’s Cancun comment… it was wildA Flagrant Foul for All-Star Kelsey Plum’s “not to tattletale” press conference statementPlus, shoutout to the STUDBUDZ for giving us the best All-Star weekend content (Napheesa Collier agrees with me on this.) 🐶✨—🔗 Follow me on IG: @hergamehervoice💌 Send a question for a future episode: [email protected]🎧 Rate & review to help more fans find the show!#WNBA #AllStar2025 #HerGameHerVoice #WNBPA #CBA #WomensBasketball“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Guess what? The Indiana Fever came to Ballhalla… and left with an L.In this episode of Her Game Her Voice, host Kaari Peterson breaks down the Golden State Valkyries’ electric win over the Fever, the escalating physicality in the WNBA (hello, Fever vs. Sun skirmish), and what the Commissioner’s Cup prize money really looks like for players. Spoiler: crypto’s involved.Plus, we head back to the classroom with Coach Tara VanDerveer for a masterclass in officiating from legendary ref Violet Palmer — and Kaari tries to make a charge/block call in real time (it does not go well).Stick around for the buzzer beater, airball, and flagrant foul awards:Who’s the most valuable WNBA franchise now?Who needs a serious lesson about merch and branding?Who's in foul trouble? Again...It’s big stories, little episodes, and a whole lot of love for women’s hoops.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

This week on Her Game Her Voice, host Kaari Peterson brings the heat with the latest from the Golden State Valkyries, including a dominant win over the Aces and the signing of MSU Spartan alum Aerial Powers. Listener Pillar from Michigan asks: “What is a WNBA hardship contract?” — and Kaari breaks it down.Also in this episode: a hard look at the WNBA’s shocking pay gap, with insights from Nobel Prize-winning economist Claudia Goldin. Plus, the HGHV Awards return with Rookie of the Month Kiki Iriafen’s monster debut and a Flagrant Foul for Brittney Griner’s sideline outburst that sparked a viral controversy.As always, it’s fast-paced, unfiltered, and all about the women who shape the game.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game Her Voice, we’re diving into:🏀 How the Golden State Valkyries’ rookies are settling in📍 Where Princeton’s Kaitlyn Chen is now (hint: she’s not done dazzling us)🎤 Tara VanDerveer’s thoughts on building a pipeline for women coaches💡 A listener question on the WNBA 3-point line (and what it says about the women’s game)🎖 Plus, the Awards return with this week’s:Buzzer Beater: A coaching win that deserves a mic dropAirball: Lopsided local coverage (aka no love for the Valkyries)Flagrant Foul: The refs are getting side-eyedIt’s hoops, history, and a little humor—because women’s basketball deserves all three!“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Graduation milestones, expansion excitement, and growing pains on and off the court. In this episode, Kaari returns after a short break to celebrate her daughter’s college graduation — and the WNBA’s 29th season tip-off. She shares her firsthand experience as a Golden State Valkyries season ticket holder at the team’s much-anticipated home opener, including standout moments, second-half struggles, and a halftime performance that sparked some strong opinions. Plus:A quick history of WNBA expansion team expectationsThoughts on the early identity of the ValkyriesWhy fan traditions matter — and how they startListener Q: Why do women play with a smaller basketball?This week’s Buzzer Beater (shoutout to the record-setting All-Star ticket sales!)And of course, an Air Ball Award you don’t want to missWhether you’re new to the league or already yelling “GSV! GSV!” at your screen — this episode is for you.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game. Her Voice., Kaari Peterson takes you inside the 2025 WNBA Draft—from a surprising pick by the Golden State Valkyries to their bold international roster strategy. Plus, what’s with cutting down basketball nets? We’ve got answers. Kelsey Plum’s DAWG camp earns this week’s Buzzer Beater, and Kaari hands out an Airball Award to a missed merchandising opportunity. And yes, she’s got thoughts on the decline in girls’ basketball participation—and why it deserves a Flagrant Foul. Packed with insight, side-eyes, and love for the game.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode, I shine a spotlight on Belmont University legend Betty Wiseman—aka “Belmont Betty”—and the extraordinary legacy she built for women’s basketball in the Southeast. I’ll also take you back to the 2002 Final Four in San Antonio, where a surprise encounter with Pat Summitt left me speechless. Plus: this year’s NCAA title game delivered huge viewership, proving that women’s hoops is here to stay. As always, we close with our weekly awards: a Flagrant Foul for a coach who crossed the line, and an Airball for a Hall of Fame that’s missing a key member.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Short on time? Good news—so are we. In this bite-sized, 10 minute episode of Her Game Her Voice, we’re diving deep into March Madness!🏀 First, we head back to Stanford for a special "Road to the Final Four" Basketball Master Class with Tara Vanderveer. I also share my own wild memories from the 1995 Final Four (spoiler: UConn fans, you’re not my favorite).🏆 Awards Time! • Buzzer Beater: Alabama vs. Maryland’s epic double-overtime showdown—an instant classic with record-breaking numbers and next-level sportswomanship. • Airball: Golden State Valkyries’ Expansion Draft Press Conference—why E-40 might be a Bay Area icon, but still missed the mark for women’s hoops. • Flagrant Foul: USC fans’ backlash against Mississippi State after JuJu Watkins’ heartbreaking, season-ending injury—let’s keep it classy, folks. From on-court drama to off-court antics, this episode has it all in one bite-sized package.Tune in—you won’t want to miss it!“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

March Madness is here, but not everyone got an invite—Stanford’s historic NCAA tournament streak is over, and I’ve got thoughts. Plus, we dive into the origins of “March Madness” and “The Big Dance,” break down Cinderella stories and bracket busters, and hand out this week’s Buzzer Beater, Airball, and Flagrant Foul Awards. Spoiler alert: Eminem is stepping up for women’s basketball, and Unrivaled’s coaching choices? Not so much. Tap in for all the madness! Here's a link to the music video I made about March Madness "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year"  https://youtu.be/G-g2sHE-Azw“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

In this episode of Her Game. Her Voice., we dive into the stories of two groundbreaking women’s basketball teams.First, the Fort Shaw Indian Boarding School team—Indigenous girls who dominated the court in the early 1900s, becoming world champions at the 1904 World’s Fair. But their success came with a dark reality, as their victories were used to promote assimilation policies. It’s a story that will make you cheer—and cringe.Then, meet the All American Red Heads, the first professional women’s basketball team, who took on men’s teams by men’s rules while sporting matching red hair (thanks to Clairol Flame 33). Part Harlem Globetrotters, part unstoppable force, they paved the way for women’s pro ball.Plus, this week’s Buzzer Beater, Airball Award, and Flagrant Foul—including the NCAA’s new pay structure for women’s March Madness and a Big 12 tournament court so ugly it should’ve been ejected.Show Notes:📺 Watch the Fort Shaw documentary Playing for the World (PBS)https://www.pbs.org/video/montanapbs-presents-playing-for-the-world📽️ See the All American Red Heads in action (YouTube link)https://youtu.be/wWri6sWbMqo“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Welcome to the very first episode of Her Game Her Voice! I’m Kaari Peterson, and this is the podcast where women’s basketball meets the conversations that shape the game—on and off the court.In this episode, I’m taking you inside my basketball class taught by legendary Hall of Fame coach Tara VanDerveer. From the very first moment, it was clear this class would be special, and I’m sharing some of the key takeaways—including how basketball isn’t just about Xs and Os, but a reflection of America itself.We’ll also dive into some fascinating history, like the first-ever women’s college basketball game between Stanford and Cal in 1896 (spoiler: men weren’t allowed inside, but that didn’t stop them from trying).And of course, I’m kicking off my regular segments:🏀 Buzzer Beater: A highlight-worthy moment in women’s basketball (this week, it’s USC’s classy move after their game against Iowa).💨 Air Ball: A major missed opportunity (looking at you, LSU vs. Oklahoma brawl).🚩 Flagrant Foul: A straight-up foul move in the world of women’s basketball (Geno, you earned this one).Get ready for a mix of deep dives, history, and humor as we celebrate the game and call out what needs to change.Subscribe to Her Game Her Voice wherever you get your podcasts, and let’s get hoopin’!Want to comment on Episode 1 and learn more about the podcast? Subscribe to Her Game Her Voice on Substack by signing up for a free account. If you sign up, you can get notifications about additional episode content and new episodes. Her Game Her Voice on Substack:https://substack.com/@hergamehervoiceYou can follow Her Game Her Voice on social media platforms too!Her Game Her Voice social links are here:https://linktr.ee/hergamehervoiceHer Game Her Voice theme song Bouncin' written and produced by Kaari Peterson and Natalya Peterson.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson

Her Game Her Voice is the podcast where women’s basketball meets bold conversations about gender parity, the unique challenges female athletes face, and the moments—both on and off the court—that shape the game.From buzzer-beating triumphs to air balls that leave us shaking our heads (like Pitbull at the WNBA All-Star halftime show—really?!), Kaari breaks it all down with insight, humor, and a passion for the game.She’ll share what she’s learning from Basketball Hall of Fame Coach Tara VanDerveer, cover stories from the Golden State Valkyries, Stanford Women’s Basketball, and the WNBA, and bring in special guests—players, coaches, and insiders—to give their perspectives.Whether you’re a diehard fan, a casual observer, or someone who just discovered the WNBA through Taylor Swift’s friendship with Caitlin Clark, Her Game. Her Voice. has something for you.Join the conversation and find Her Game. Her Voice. wherever you get your podcasts.“Big stories, little episodes—amplifying the voices shaping the game on and off the court." - Her Game Her Voice Podcast by Kaari Peterson