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I'm Lisa Leslie, and we're very excited to tell you about our new podcast with Blue Wire, front and center.

Lisa and I are breaking down what's going on in our lives, in the world, and keeping it 100.

We're also learning from amazing guests as well, like Emmanuel Acho.

People that show love to me, I forever got their back.

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If the foundation isn't right, then the rest of it's going to go wrong from there.

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Subscribe to front and center today. Hello, Flame Thrers, Lindsay Gibbs here holding down the interview this week.

I am so incredibly honored to be joined by the great Jenny Gilder, a Title IX trailblazer

and champion rower, silver medalist in the 1984 Olympics, a successful businesswoman

and entrepreneur, author of a book that was the Power Play's book club selection,

course correction, a story of rowing and resilience in the wake of Title IX. But that's not

really why she's here today. Today she's on the podcast to talk about her role as the co-owner of the Seattle Storm team that, if we can remember back to about a month ago, just won the WMBA championship for the second time in three years.

Jenny, finally got you on Burn It All Down. Welcome.

Thank you for inviting me. It's great to be here.

First of all, congratulations on your third ring.

How was the celebration in the Wobble?

Like, how did you all celebrate that moment?

Well, the first thing was, you know, we were in the Wobble, which was great.

But we were on the outside of the bubble.

We had decided we didn't want to get anywhere near the players to distract them, make them worry, especially after the false positives that the team had endured at the start of the semifinals.

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