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Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast. I'm Dave Ziron.

This week we are talking to Professor Cheryl Cooky, the editor of the Sociology of Sport Journal,

and a professor of American Studies, Women's Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Purdue University.

She is the co-author of the new study, One and Done, the Long Eclipse of Women's Televised Sports

1989 to 2019.

It's a study that every time it comes out,

I want to talk to Cheryl Cookie

or one of the authors because it is always an eye-opener

about the state of women's sports in the United States.

I also have some choice words about Major League Baseball chose to move the All-Star game from the state of Georgia.

I also got Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down Awards and more, but first, Cheryl Cookie.

Can you talk about the methodology that was used to figure out your results,

where you looked, what you studied, how you came up with your conclusions?

Yeah, so if I could talk maybe a little bit about the origins of the study, and that might

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