Sophie Cunningham Launches Weekly Podcast With Drew Hanlen After Split From Previous Co-Host
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Sophie Cunningham Launches Weekly Podcast With Drew Hanlen After Split From Previous Co-Host
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 11
Summary
Thursday’s debut of “No Hesitation” put Sophie Cunningham back in podcasting with trainer Drew Hanlen after “Show Me Something” stopped releasing episodes this summer and was rebranded under the new name.
The change followed a public split in views over transgender athletes: former co-host West Wilson called the issue “borderline non-existent,” while Cunningham said women’s sports should remain for biological females and stood by those remarks in July.
Cunningham and Hanlen did not revisit Wilson on the first episode, instead pitching the show as candid basketball talk and criticizing WNBA coverage as overly political and too focused on everything but the game.
She also praised Caitlin Clark’s obvious impact on league growth and urged the WNBA’s next commissioner to fix basic player conditions, saying some of the league’s 12 teams still practice in YMCA-style setups as expansion heads to 18 by 2030.
What hidden breaking point really caused Sophie Cunningham's sudden podcast split, and how will it impact her rising media empire?
As the WNBA seeks new leadership, will Cunningham's bold demands for basic facility upgrades spark a league-wide player uprising?
Can a star player successfully demand basketball-only media coverage while simultaneously navigating one of the sport's most polarizing off-court controversies?