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Episode 202: Qatar and the World Cup of Shame
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Episode 195: Trans Women and Trans Girls Belong in Women's Sport
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This week on Burn It All Down, we look back on what we've built over the last five and a half years of podcasting and, as we announce our hiatus for now, reimagine our place in sports media going forward. Keep burning on, but not out, flamethrowers.
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ICYMI: If you couldn’t make it out to our Notre Dame live show last week, we’ve got the event’s Q&A session up for flamethrowers on Patreon! Link in bio to check it out 🔗🔥
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