That's what she said is presented by Academy Sports and Outdoors.

Laughter permitted with Julie Fowdy is back with season six from incredible conversations

with five-time Olympic gold medalists and four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird to insights

from Julie's life on and off the field.

Check out Laughter Permitted wherever you get your podcasts.

Our annual NBA opening night double header is Wednesday, October 20th.

Jason Tatum, Jaylen Brown and the Celtics are at Madison Square Garden to take on

Julie's Randall, former Celtic Kemba Walker and the Nix at 730 Eastern 430 Pacific.

Then it's our prime time West Coast game with reigning MVP Nikola Yokich and the Nuggets

in Phoenix, Square and Off against Devon Booker Chris Paul in the Suns last season's

Western Conference champs.

Two great matchups to tip off the NBA season on ESPN and the ESPN app, one app, one tap.

Welcome to That's What She Said with Sarah Spain, a podcast about, well, whatever the

hell I want, actors and musicians, athletes, comedians, neuroscientists, wine experts.

If I find somebody interesting, I'm bringing them to you.

We'll talk about how they became who they are, how they found success, battle failures,

and how they ended up here, talking to me.

I'm Pete Crono and my dilemma is how the hell do we end this pandemic?

Oh, Pete.

Well, you know, I appreciate the faith you've put in me as the Komish to handle a problem

so big, so unwieldy, so complicated, wood that I could end the pandemic or even begin

to know how to get through to those who are still fighting, mass-quaring, and vaccine

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