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Casuals with Katie Nolan

The NWSL Champs! | Rose Lavelle, Emily Sonnett, Jaedyn Shaw, and Lilly Reale of Gotham FC

Casuals with Katie Nolan

SiriusXM

Society & Culture, Women's Sports, Comedy, Pop Culture, Katie Nolan, Sports

4.8877 Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2026

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Hello! It's the podcast that isn't afraid to sing Sinatra with the reigning US Soccer Player of the Year. Today, Katie and the Casualties react to the World Baseball Classic final, Team Venezuela taking down the USA in front of a very pro-Venezuela crowd, whether or not the US is really trying to win if Mark DeRosa is the manager and Mason Miller isn't pitching, Rob Manfred's silver medal presentation, and what part of the human anatomy is best represented by the WBC logo, plus Katie's thoughts on the WNBA's new labor deal and Team USA's gold medal in Paralympics Sled Hockey. Then, the stars of the reigning NWSL champions - Rose Lavelle, Emily Sonnett, Jaedyn Shaw, and Lilly Reale of Gotham FC - sit down with Katie in front of a live audience [20:33] to talk about their 2025 championship run, whether or not they were truly the underdogs, Jaedyn's quotes making t-shirts, the feeling of three straight games with late heroics in the postseason, what brought the team together, how they follow it up in 2026, the investment in players after the league kept Trinity Rodman from leaving for Europe, what's truly changed about professional soccer for women in the United States over the last decade, the international stage and taking home the Shebelieves Cup again this year, competing against the world's best and developing at that level, the World Cup in the United States in 2026, and the growth of the game in the United States, before a crazy game in the studio where we find out how truly had the best time at the championship celebration, who's the best future coach, who's best with the aux cord, who's really mad they missed out on Halloween 2025, and so much more. Then the group takes questions from the studio audience, and Katie and the Casualties wrap with the week's best e-mail, and a South Dakota legend.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey, Isabella, did you hear that, um, it turns out Pokemon Go was just a giant data collection operational?

0:10.0

Yeah, it's whatever. It's believable.

0:12.0

Who could have seen this coming? What do you mean? They were using people that were willing to walk all over the earth and take pictures or whatever using the

0:21.9

camera on their phone. We're actually just collecting data for the big data companies.

0:27.7

Also, where I was at the time, I didn't get any Pokemon. It was bullshit and I deleted off my

0:33.5

phone. Damn, but you did try it. I did try it, yeah. Was that during the pandemic or am I just misremembering?

0:39.4

I think it was even earlier.

0:40.7

Right before it.

0:41.4

It was like 2016.

0:42.6

Yeah, it was like a while back.

0:43.5

We had to Pokemon Go to the polls.

0:48.8

Does anybody remember that?

0:51.7

Turns out Niantic Spatial, the company behind Pokemon Go built a giant geolocation model

0:56.6

using over 30 billion, 30 billion images captured by Pokemon Go users and have just struck a deal

1:03.1

to train over 1,000 food delivery robots using the game's data. A thousand's not even a lot.

1:10.4

That's 30 billion images to train a thousand robots.

1:14.6

Yeah, get your shit up, robots.

1:17.6

You think they're maybe...

1:18.6

Are they using it for something else and they're just not saying?

1:20.6

Ew, I don't know. I don't want to talk about it, actually.

1:23.6

We'll start the podcast.

1:34.6

This episode is presented by GMC.

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