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We're kind of just blown away by the amount of people and the Moroccan fans have been exceptional.

We've met so many great people of all generations and especially the moms, just to see the moms up front and just, you know, encouraging their daughters and children to really support this tournament is just great.

It honestly just feels like, you know, 90 minutes of just pure joy.

Hello, and welcome back to full-time. My name is Tamara Griffin. And this week on the show,

we are talking all things. Women's Africa Cup of Nations, one of my favorite tournaments in the

world, personally, because it is just as much about the vibes,

the cultural pride, and the partying as it is about the exciting football, which means that

this conversation and these interviews are not just going to look at what's happening on

the sporting side. We are going to be tackling this tournament from the journalistic and

storytelling perspective, from the sporting perspective, and even from the imagery perspective.

We've got a bunch of amazing conversations with you, beginning with a writer for The Athletic who is on the ground in Morocco who's hosting this tournament.

Alistair Howarth, he's also a podcaster, who's going to be

talking about sort of the groundwork of this tournament, how it works, where it's been, where it might

be headed, and what it means for African women's football. We're also going to be talking to

racing Louisville forward and Nigeria Super Falcons player, Uchena Kanu, who's going to give us a

perspective of what it's like to play in a tournament.

She unfortunately is not with the team for this iteration, but she did compete and score for them in the 2022 tournament in which Nigeria placed third.

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