The WNBA is so important: Ari Chambers

That's What She Said with Sarah Spain

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3.9 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Sarah talks to Bleacher Report and NBA TV's Ari Chambers about how growing up in Raleigh fostered her love for basketball, how she became a model, how she noticed the lack of media coverage for the WNBA while she was a member of the Torch Patrol for the NY Liberty, not waiting for your yes, developing highlightHER, and advocating for women's sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:29.1	Welcome to That's what she said with Sarah Spain,
0:37.1	a podcast about, well, whatever the hell I want,
0:40.4	actors and musicians, athletes, comedians,
0:43.1	neuroscientists, wine experts,
0:44.7	if I find somebody interesting, I'm bringing them to you.
0:48.2	We'll talk about how they became who they are,
0:50.3	how they found success, battle failures,
0:53.2	and how they ended up here, talking to me.
0:55.4	Hi, my name is Ari Chambers,
0:57.4	and I have this big dilemma with my knees.
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