Oh, if you ever catch me starting a recording, by the way, doing like my baby voice, which is just like a quiet, sounds like I'm shy voice. I hate hearing it on pot. When I open it up and I'm like, God, you've got the baby voice again. Just stop me and be like, Haley, be louder. Speak like an adult. Puff your chest out a little. Okay. All right. Gotcha. Okay.

Welcome to Spinsters, a podcast for the girls in the gays. Hi, Jordan. Hi. Happy pride to you.

Thank you. Obviously, as you can tell from my voice, I've been celebrating.

I was thinking about the last big time that I've celebrated pride. I celebrated in New York a

couple weeks, or a couple weeks, a couple years ago. And one time I was in San Diego during their pride parade

and Natasha Benningfield was performing. What? Release your inhibitions. Release your inhibitions.

The rest is still unwritten. That Natasha Bettingfield. It was amazing and it was a welcomed surprise. So that's a good little

memory that I have. That's amazing. As the pride parades have gotten a little bit, like there

have been so much tension this year about are they, you know, going to corporate, are we

protecting the core of pride? It has always been nice and I will say it's always at the forefront, like the WMBA.

I just want to like applaud your girls.

Yeah.

The W has, I mean, we know that they are at the forefront and have led so many charges.

And especially, you know, most recently, Lasia Clareden, who is a WMBA player and just had an

amazing feature by Katie Barnes and ESPN.

And they are the first openly trans player to get top surgery.

And just from the W as a unit, everyone has been so supportive and it was wonderful to

see. Yeah. And shout out Katie Barnes. Yeah, definitely. Okay, guys, we will be right back after the

break. Something you and I talk about a lot and something that's unavoidable when talking about how Pride Month fits into sports

is that it's extremely lopsided between male and female sports and who has led the charge

and done the extremely vulnerable and I'm guessing scary thing of sharing their sexuality with

the public and their fans. And I forever want to

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