• The Trans Women Are Coming To The WNBA | Episode 17 of The Love & Basketball Podcast

  • Apr 10 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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The Trans Women Are Coming To The WNBA | Episode 17 of The Love & Basketball Podcast

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  • In this episode Gabe (22-17) and Molly (23-16) get into the reason why Paul Pierce got fired from ESPN (5:28), breaks down the double standard of Bhad Bhabie making $1 million on Only Fans in 6 hours (15:10), discuss the new direction the WNBA is headed with their new jerseys (32:19) and Gabe gives his interesting take on what will happen when trans women start competing in the WNBA (39:20)

    Gabe gets into why he believes men are better than women (51:15) and finally the couple breaks down the ins and outs cheating: why is it a deal breaker, is there a proper way to cheat, can couples get through cheating in their relationship, and perhaps a new perspective towards the idea of sex & relationships (1:02:00)

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