Kicking things off with their recent trip to the US Open, Sue and Megan cover everything from Tiafoe's fatigue to Sue’s in-depth review of her first Honey Deuce experience. Then a WNBA rundown, diving into Angel Reese’s season-ending injury and playoff chaos, plus Megan weighs in on Alex Morgan’s retirement announcement. In The Intersection: the new DWTS cast has them intrigued. And don't miss Bicker of the Week where they’ll settle the age-old debate of how to load the dishwasher!

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Sue and Megan are front row as the WNBA season heats up, discussing record-breaking performances and Rookie of the Year contenders like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. They dive into the impact of Olympic fatigue on teams like the Aces, and explore the buzz around Naomi Osaka’s emotional return to the US Open. PLUS: a Barbie-themed night in Chicago, a candid chat on negative narratives athletes face online, and the rise of the Paralympics. And in Bicker of the Week: are you a Megan or a Sue when it comes to driving?

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Megan and Sue are back after an eventful weekend to dive into the moments that made it unforgettable. From Megan's historic jersey retirement to Sue's reaction to her own legacy at Climate Pledge Arena, they share personal reflections and insights. PLUS: Breaking down the groundbreaking NWSL CBA, analyzing WNBA playoff contenders, and a sweet sponsorship collab that’s making waves. And don't miss this week's "Are You a Megan or a Sue?" (Re: packing) results.

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SHOW NOTES:

Megan joins the following group of former NWSL players whose numbers were retired:

Lauren Holiday, whose No. 12 was retired by FC Kansas City in 2015, Joanna Lohman, whose No. 15 was retired by the Washington Spirit in 2019, Leslie Osborne, whose No. 12 was retired by the Boston Breakers in 2015, and Lori Chalupny, whose No. 17 was retired by the Chicago Red Stars in 2016.

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Megan and Sue celebrate the return of the WNBA season, pick their favorite Kamala Harris fits from Designers for Democracy, and give some love to Sanaa Lathan and Ellie the Elephant. PLUS: Are You a Megan or a Sue when it comes to packing?

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The iconic Dawn Staley, Mia Hamm and Carl Lewis join Megan and Sue live from the Nike Athlete House at the Paris Olympics. Megan and Sue share what it was like to watch Team USA's gold medal wins in women's basketball and soccer. PLUS - Bicker of the Week is back!

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A Touch More is BACK and better than ever. Sue and Megan share their favorite Olympics moments so far, and reflect on their own experiences as Olympians. Plus - Sue and Megan are joined by the legend Candace Parker to talk all things WNBA, retirement, and what’s next for Candace.

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Every week, world champion athletes Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe tackle the latest headlines in sports and pop culture, dish with celebrity guests and friends, share insider stories from their experiences as athletes, and get a touch personal about their relationship, on and off the mic. 

From A Touch More and the Vox Media Podcast Network. New episodes every Wednesday starting August 7th.

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