Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines

Rep. Gary Klick joins Riley to discuss the importance of the SAFE Act in Ohio, the need to protect women's sports, and prevent life-altering care for children.

Sophia Lorey, a former college athlete, talks to Riley about her experience playing college soccer and the importance of women's sports.

Riley discusses a lawsuit with attorney May Mailman and members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at the University of Wyoming. The sorority sisters are suing their organization for admitting a male who identifies as a woman.

Riley welcomes Michael Markey Jr. to discuss his campaign for U.S. Congress in Michigan's third district. He shares his motivation for running, including his opponent's extreme views on abortion and other issues.

Riley welcomes CJ Pearson, a young conservative running for office in Georgia. They discuss the importance of engaging young voters and reaching across boundaries to grow the Republican party.

Riley welcomes Caitlyn Jenner to discuss a number of transgender issues in sports. Caitlyn emphasizes the importance of fair competition and the preservation of women's sports while acknowledging the complexities of transgender inclusion.

Riley talks with former high school coaches Dave and Judy Brown who resigned over their stance against boys competing in girls' sports. They discuss the integrity and safety concerns in women's sports and share their initiative Stand Tall.

Riley is joined by former general counsel for the United States Anti-Doping Agency Bill Bock, who discusses his involvement in the Lance Armstrong case and his resignation from the NCAA committee due to discrepancies in doping policies.

Jared Hudson, CEO and founder of Covenant Rescue Group, joins Riley to discuss the issue of sex trafficking and the work his organization does to combat it. Hudson also emphasizes the importance of faith in addressing this issue.

Riley interviews Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman about his executive order prohibiting males from competing in female sports.

Riley addresses the broader implications for women's rights and sports integrity, expressing concerns over unfair advantages and the psychological effects on female athletes.

Alvin Lui, founder of Courage is a Habit, discusses the transgender trafficking bill and its impact on parental rights. He also highlights the importance of public pressure in defeating such bills and urges listeners to take action.

Riley welcomes Amie Ishikawa to discuss the complex issues surrounding gender ideology in women's prisons.

Riley discusses collegiate swimming, Lia Thomas controversy, and vaccine mandates with teammate Kaitlynn.

Riley is joined by Larry Maile, president of USA Powerlifting.

Riley welcomes Brandy Meeks to discuss the impact of gender ideology in sports.

Payton McNabb shares her experience and the ongoing effects of her injury, including vision impairment and memory loss.

A correctional lieutenant gave up his career to blow the whistle on backward, anti-women policies putting female inmates in harm's way.

Nicole Shanahan, the running mate of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr; discusses her background and how she got connected with Kennedy.

Texas Attorney General Paxton discusses the Biden administration's rewrite of Title IX.

Four brave young girls share their experience of stepping down from competing against a male athlete in track and field.

Riley talks about a range of topics including education reform, Title IX, gender ideology, transparency in schools, and the impact of left-wing activism.

Southern California teacher fired for refusing to use preferred pronouns and conceal students' gender identities from parents.

Riley quickly celebrates the 52nd anniversary of Title IX and its impact on her athletic career. Then, former high school track and field coach from Oregon John Parks talks about his controversial termination.

Congresswoman Miller talks about her efforts to overturn President Joe Biden's rewrite of Title IX and her stance on transgender rights.

Mary Margaret Olohan discusses her book 'D-Trans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult' and the harmful effects of the gender ideology movement.

Harrison Tinsley shares his story of fighting for custody of his son and protecting his rights.

Riley is joined by Outkick's Dan Dakich. They discuss the controversial participation of transgender athletes in women's sports at the Olympics.

Joey Lynn shares her experience of being involved in a civil lawsuit brought by officials from the Biden administration. The lawsuit stems from an incident in 2020 where Massaro and others drove alongside the Biden campaign bus with a Trump flag.

Kara Dansky, a feminist and former president of Women's Declaration International, discusses her journey as a feminist and her concerns about the gender identity movement.

Riley talks with former sports broadcaster, Michele Tafoya. They explore the intersection of sports, politics, and women's rights, focusing on the challenges faced by conservative women in the sports industry.

Riley interviews Senior Counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom Christiana Kieffer about the recent Supreme Court win surrounding Title IX and the harmful rewrite by the Biden-Harris administration.

Prisha Mosley shares her personal journey of transitioning and detransitioning. Plus, she highlights the role of trauma and social media in her decision-making process.

Riley and Tulsi Gabbard discuss the launch of the Stand With Women scorecard, which aims to hold politicians accountable for their stance on women's rights, particularly in sports.

Representative Shawn Thierry discusses her journey as a Texas state representative, her advocacy for women's rights in sports, and the impact of her faith on her political decisions.

Riley interviews Investigative Journalist Sara Carter about various topics including immigration, the border crisis, the war in Afghanistan, and media transparency.

Riley discusses the significance of October 10th as Real Women's Day, a day she declared to honor biological women amidst a cultural shift that often prioritizes transgender identities.

Riley and Kim Hermann discuss the implications of the new Title IX rewrite, its impact on women's sports, free speech, and the rights of both women and men in educational settings.

Riley Gaines speaks with Anne Fundner, a mother who tragically lost her son Weston to a fentanyl overdose. Anne shares her family's background, the circumstances surrounding Weston's death, and the devastating impact it has had on their lives.

In this episode, Riley Gaines and Pete Hegseth discuss the recent political shifts in the United States, emphasizing the role of Donald Trump in galvanizing support and the rejection of progressive policies.

Riley interviews Senator Rick Scott, discussing the recent elections, the importance of protecting women's sports, the need for clear definitions in legislation regarding gender, and Scott's aspirations for the Senate Majority Leader position.

In this episode, Riley Gaines and Maia Poet discuss the profound impacts of gender ideology on personal identities, family dynamics, and societal institutions.

Riley speaks with Zoe Walker, Alison Crenshaw, and Cristiana Ciasca about their experiences as female athletes in golf, the sacrifices they made for their sport, and their recent advocacy efforts regarding gender policies in women's sports.