Tired of men dominating the conversation around women’s sports? So are we. That’s why WNBA star Lexie Brown and sports media personality Mariah Rose are teaming...
In this episode of Full Circle, Lexie and Mariah talk through the first weekend of March Madness, highlighting standout performances, upsets, and defensive prowess of teams like Duke and Tennessee. They launch into Holly Rowe’s commentary during the USC game, Cam Newton's post on women's basketball rivalries and the problematic narrative of “good” versus “bad” girls when discussing female athletes. Plus, they have some ~ thoughts on Fox Sports list of top 10 women's college basketball players. Tune in next week to hear more basketball by the girls, for the girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Trade Tea, Twitter Fingers, and Of Course Some March Madness
On this episode of Full Circle, Lexie Brown and Mariah Rose break down the aftermath of Selection Sunday and dive into the top seeds and potential matchups in the women’s NCAA Tournament. The duo discuss their disappointment in how their interview with an NBA show was clipped for social media, plus Lexie announces her decision to step away from X. They also take a deep dive into the future of NCAA stars, speculating on who’s set to shine later this month. And don’t miss their thoughts on Natasha Cloud’s move to the New York Liberty. Tune in next week to hear more basketball by the girls, for the girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Hoops, Hopes, and March Madness Predictions with Elizabeth Williams
On this episode of Full Circle, Lexie Brown and Mariah Rose are joined by Duke legend and Chicago Sky star, Elizabeth Williams! Elizabeth talks about her activism in 2020, and the trio discusses how women in the WNBA are leading the way on social issues. They dive into the growth of women’s basketball, the impact of NIL, and the importance of fan engagement. Plus, Elizabeth gives us the lowdown on the United College Athletes Association and its mission to amplify and protect college athletes. And of course, don’t miss Lexie, Mariah and Elizabeth’s hot takes on who’s going all the way in the Final Four! Tune in next week to hear more basketball by the girls, for the girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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55:01
They could never make us hate you
On this episode of Full Circle, Lexie Brown and Mariah Rose catch up after the conclusion of AU and Lexie’s rowdy final night in Nashville. Since you don’t need to buy tomatoes to send hate anymore, Lexie and Mariah want to encourage everyone to find some friends to share your grievances with and stay out of people’s comment sections. In the meantime, Lexie and Mariah still love Drake, and Lexie gets a taste of misplaced and unsolicited hate. Tune in next week to hear more basketball by the girls, for the girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Full Circle: Live from Nashville!
In their first-ever live recording of Full Circle, Lexie Brown and Mariah Rose invite a whole crew of women to join them on stage at the National Museum of African American Music down in Nashville. Special guests include Taj Cole discussing growth in Athletes Unlimited, Vanderbilt's Khamil Pierre and Mikayla Blakes on their college journeys, and WNBA champs, Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance, on their camaraderie and larger impact on the league. Lexie and Mariah talk NIL deals, team dynamics, and the evolving landscape of women's basketball. Tune in next week to hear more basketball by the girls, for the girls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tired of men dominating the conversation around women’s sports? So are we. That’s why WNBA star Lexie Brown and sports media personality Mariah Rose are teaming up for Full Circle — a show dedicated to all things women’s basketball.
After growing up surrounded by men talking about men’s hoops, Lexie and Mariah are flipping the script. They’re here to deliver the latest news, bold takes, and behind-the-scenes buzz from the women’s basketball world— no filter, all facts.
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