Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines

In the debut episode of the Gaines for Girls Podcast, Riley sits down with the amazing Sharron Davies, a three-time Olympian and author.

In this episode, Riley Gaines interviews Olivia Krolczyk, a student at the University of Cincinnati, who advocates for freedom of speech.

Coach Tuberville shares his frustrations and emphasizes the importance of fairness and safety.

Riley is joined by Lee University volleyball player Macy Petty.

Riley is joined by Paula Scanlan to discuss their experience at the Texas Women's Hall of Fame, where Governor Abbott ceremonially signed the Save Women's Sports Act.

Riley welcomes Dr. Carole Hooven, Harvard PhD holder with expertise in gender ideology, discusses her background and research on testosterone and sex differences.

Riley introduces April Hutchinson, a Canadian national team powerlifter.

Riley interviews Inga Thompson, a three-time Olympian and world champion in cycling. Thompson shares her personal experiences and frustrations, highlighting the need for fair and separate categories in sports.

Riley interviews Jennifer Sey, a former athlete and executive at Levi Strauss and Company. Jennifer shares her journey in gymnastics, discussing the limited opportunities for girls in sports during the 70s and how she's becoming a national champion.

Riley Gaines interviews former all-American tennis player and the founder of International Council on Women's Sports, Kim Jones.

Taylor Silverman shares her experiences of encountering male athletes competing in women's divisions and the lack of response from sponsor Red Bull when she raised her concerns.

Riley interviews Dr. Greg Murphy, a urologist and U.S. House Representative from North Carolina. He discusses the genetic differences between males and females, emphasizing the importance of recognizing these differences in athletic endeavors.

Riley and Representative Andy Barr discuss the issue of gender ideology and its impact on women's sports. They share personal experiences and concerns about transgender athletes competing against women.

Riley Gaines and Dr. Linda Blade argue that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) policies have failed women by not adequately addressing the biological differences between sexes and allowing transgender women to compete in the women's category.

Riley interviews Senator Josh Hawley about the recent Senate judiciary hearing on NIL in college sports.

Riley interviews NBA player Jonathan Isaac about his career, faith, and personal beliefs.

Riley interviews Clay Travis about the current state of sports and the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in women's sports.

Ansleigh shares her journey into mixed martial arts and jujitsu, her training routine, and her experiences competing against men.

Riley discusses transgender awareness week and the gender ideology movement. She highlights instances where female athletes have been negatively impacted by the inclusion of transgender competitors.

Riley interviews the captains of the Roanoke College swim team Lily Mullens and Bailey Gallagher about their experience with a transgender athlete joining their team.

Riley Gaines and Piers Morgan discuss free speech, protests, hate speech, and women's sports.

Riley and Senator Cruz discuss his work in protecting women's sports, his views on various issues including the border crisis and the Middle East, and his advocacy for freedoms such as the Second Amendment and freedom of speech.

The Biden administration has proposed changes to Title IX, a law preventing sex-based discrimination.

Riley interviews David Pollack: SEC, athletics, TV, women's sports, podcast, and homeless support.

Senator Tommy Tuberville joins Riley to discuss the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act.

Riley interviews Sage Steele, a former ESPN anchor and host. They discuss Steele's experiences at ESPN, her decision to stand up for herself, and her views on cancel culture.