Crushed: Joan Niesen

That's What She Said with Sarah Spain

ESPN Radio

Sports

3.9 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2021

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Sarah talks to journalist Joan Niesen about how her love of baseball was passed down from her paternal grandmother, her path from an economics degree to feature writer for Sports Illustrated, and her new podcast where she reckons with the steroid era in baseball and the home run chase of 1998 after seeing it through innocent eyes as a ten-year-old. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Baseball is back and so are your favorite teams and players.
0:02.9	Catch the best of the bigs all season on ESPN Plus with over 170 live MLB games featuring
0:08.4	every star and every team in the league.
0:10.5	Sign up now at espnplus.com slash baseball.
0:13.5	Plus check out the Adam Schefter podcast.
0:15.6	Not only does Schefter bring a top notch info and big name NFL guest this week,
0:19.5	he chats with Mina Kheims about the devious April Fool's Day prank he played on her.
0:24.4	You can also find the Mina Kheim show wherever you get your podcasts.
0:32.8	Welcome to That's what she said with Sarah Spain, a podcast about,
0:37.2	well whatever the hell I want, actors and musicians, athletes,
0:40.6	comedians, neuroscientists, wine experts.
0:42.9	If I find somebody interesting, I'm bringing them to you.
0:46.4	We'll talk about how they became who they are, how they found success,
0:50.0	battle failures, and how they ended up here talking to me.
0:53.5	My name is Joan Mason and I have a dilemma.
0:55.3	I just moved into a very small house with my boyfriend.
0:58.8	I would do not know where to put all of our stuff.
1:00.5	I sold my condo in Chicago, which was a typical, you know, like,
1:04.4	Westtown, like, to bedroom condo and moved to DC where everything is old and teeny tiny.
1:10.4	So it's also a to bedroom house.
1:12.1	It's just everything is shrunken.
1:14.1	Okay, so this is the opposite of the usual conundrum.
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