Hi, Robles. I'm Paloma, and today we're talking to journalists and sports commentator, Ari Chambers.

Hi, Ari. Welcome to the show. Hey, Paloma, girl. Thank you so much for having me. I'm excited. And your hair is amazing.

Thank you. Yes, honey. Kidding, please tell our audience a little bit about yourself. Yeah. I mean, what do you want to know, Paloma? I love women's sports. I love talking about women's sports. I'm a serial entrepreneur. I'm an owner. I'm a founder. I'm a journalist. And I love getting to know people and sharing their stories. How did you first fall in love with women's sports?

Okay, so I am born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina,

and I don't know if that means anything to you,

but it means so much to me because I was able to be surrounded by women in high spaces

in the sports landscape growing up.

And then all of my friends had just so happened, they were really, really great at basketball. So I would tour around with them in the sports landscape growing up. And then all of my friends had just so happened, they were really, really great at basketball.

So I would tour around with them in the summertime

because I was a competitive cheerleader my whole life.

And summer was kind of like our downtime.

So I fell in love with it because of the women in high places,

but I stayed in love with it because my friends did it.

What's your favorite thing about being a sports broadcaster? And what's one of the challenging things? I have a natural curiosity for people, Paloma. So I love to hear about the stories.

Like, it's really, it's hard for me to, I have to resist trying to ask you about yourself right now, but I have a curiosity for everybody's story and I want to be able to help facilitate that.

My biggest challenge was back then it wasn't so easy to sell women's sports. It wasn't so obvious as it is now.

Like women's sports right now is the hot thing. It's a multi-billion

dollar industry now. But like I started a lot enough ago that women were just fighting

to have anything seen. And so it was a really hard pushback of like, why should we care about

this? And people became passionate about it. How do you get in the zone

before going on air or talking to a large crowd? Oh, we all have such different methods, right?

Me, I like to be super prepared. So I like to go over notes. I like to meet up with people

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