Welcome to Off the Looking Glass. I'm Kate Fagan.

I'm Jessica Smetana.

Episode two of Off the Looking Glass, since we have rebooted.

Jess, what do you think?

I think we're off to a great start.

In this episode is going to be even better, especially if you're from the state of Tennessee,

because there's a lot of Tennessee things happening in this episode.

Yeah, and Tennessee is a beacon for women's sports for all the reasons we know.

So we've got Kelly Jolly Harper on this episode.

And then we've got a new conceit featuring Cheryl Miller,

but talking about Pat Summits.

So this is like Southern, this is Southern Home Cook in here from Tennessee.

Tell us more about this new conceit.

What should our listeners expect when we get to this part of the episode?

Well, they can expect some banjo playing.

Some of banjo.

Yep, some crackling fire because the conceit is called campfire.

And it's essentially any time an athlete or really anybody tells us a story that we think stands alone.

We don't need to interrupt them.

We don't need to add sound effects, except maybe a banjo.

We are going to play a story as if around the campfire for you about the lore and history of women's sports.

So this new conceit is called campfire.

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