Title IX: Episode 44

Cyclone Fanatic

Sports News, Sports, News

4.7 • 896 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Steph Copley and Alisa Woods spend the majority of this episode of Title IX discussing Kim Mulkey leaving Baylor for LSU, recapping Steph's half marathon and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What should we have for dinner Trevor? We've got a few bits in the fridge.
0:03.0	Beets me, Connie.
0:04.0	Hang on, I'll use my phone.
0:08.0	How about a nice prawn curry?
0:10.0	Whoa, that's amazing Connie. You got a chef living inside your phone
0:14.8	Not quite Trev at Argos.
0:17.9	Co. UK we have all the latest must-habs including the new Google Pixel with
0:22.3	Gemini AI There's more yum have
0:25.0	to have a new Google Pixel with Gemini AI. There's more yum to Argos.
0:26.0	Subject to availability delivery fee may apply.
0:28.0	Can the phone wash your dishes too, Connie?
0:30.0	This episode is brought to you by Pepsi Max.
0:33.0	With the U-A for Champions League kicking off and a brand new format for the new season,
0:37.0	you've got to wonder, will anything ever be the same?
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0:45.0	men's and women's champions league will be cheering from the sidelines like
0:48.4	never before. Pepsi Max, thirsty for more.
0:57.5	Hey everybody, it's the timeline podcast and the Cycling Fanatic Podcast Network.
0:58.9	I'm Steph Coppley joined by, by, by my beautiful co-host at Lisa
1:02.8	Hey Lisa.
1:03.4	Hey yeah how are you?
1:04.5	I'm here.
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