Burn it All Down

Burn It All Down

Burn It All Down is the feminist sports podcast you need. This weekly podcast is hosted by (from left to right in the image above):

• Brenda Elsey, Associate Professor of History at Hofstra University and lives in the Hudson Valley

• Jessica Luther, freelance sportswriter and author in Austin, Texas

• Shireen Ahmed, freelance writer and sports activist in Toronto

• Lindsay Gibbs, is a sports reporter formerly at ThinkProgress and creator of the no-BS newsletter about sexism in sports, Power Plays

• Amira Rose Davis, Assistant Professor of History and African American Studies at Penn State University

Each week, we bring an intersectional feminist view to the biggest stories in sports, toss the most abominable people in athletics on the proverbial Burn Pile, celebrate some of the most badass women, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming people in sports, and interview some of the most influential figures in the game.

If you'd like to support the podcast, 

• Subscribe to the podcast. You can currently download it from iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, or Tune In. We are housed at Soundcloud.

• Became a patron of the show and get exclusive access to content. Sign up at our Patreon to make an ongoing monthly donation to Burn It All Down.

• Buy some BIAD merchandise.

• Leave a review at the site from which you listen to/download episodes.

• Tell your friends and family about the podcast, tweet about us (our handle: @BurnItDownPod), and post links on Facebook or directly to episodes.

“This podcast is a who’s who of amazing women sports writers.” – Bitch Magazine (No. 77, Winter 2018 issue)

“What do you get when you put a Think Progress sports reporter, a Canadian sports activist and a Hofstra professor together on the same podcast? One capitalist-hating, Trump-hating, NFL protest-loving group of far Left women. … And the women on the podcast have no love lost for far right people, President Donald Trump and NFL owners either.” - NewsBusters

“For a growing group of podcast listeners, especially women, Burn It All Down represents a needed addition to the sports media landscape.” - Ozy

“It is fantastic to finally have a show that…understands that not all sports fans live in man-caves in their basement.” – Rewire

“Not only can this diverse group of friends be counted on to bring an intersectional eye to everything they discuss, they’re also on the ball when it comes to basic coverage, as well.” – Shondaland

To find out more about the podcast, listen to past episodes, find transcripts or contact information, visit burnitalldownpod.com