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Chiney Ogwumike
Verified
Co-Host, ESPN Radio
Beats
Cricket,Sport Racing, Athletics Running.UK Politics (local and national), Rugby Union Football, Tennis
Shooters, RPGs, fighting
Content
By Giana Levy Verified, Chiney Ogwumike Verified, Elle Duncan Verified, Andraya Carter| 21Ninety! Verified The WNBA continues to grow in popularity as more interest rises in the sport and the players. As the league grabs the attention of millions, viewers are turning their heads to the ESPN analysts and commentators. As part of the sport network’s commitment to diversity in its storytelling, ESPN’s pre-game show, “WNBA Countdown,” will feature six Black women in its programming. The show’s recent additions include Chiney Ogwumike, Elle Duncan and Andraya Carter.
By Chiney Ogwumike Verified| The Players' Tribune Verified This moment that you are seeing right now is a moment that has been molded by every woman who has ever picked up a basketball. Every woman who has put their blood, sweat, and tears into playing and growing this sport. For so long, people looked at women's basketball as something to make fun of. “No one watches women’s basketball.” “They need to lower the rim.” “Get back in the kitchen.” Somebody please tell Alexa to play “Heard It All Before” by Sunshine Anderson.
By Giana Levy Verified, Chiney Ogwumike Verified, Elle Duncan Verified, Andraya Carter| 21Ninety! Verified The WNBA continues to grow in popularity as more interest rises in the sport and the players. As the league grabs the attention of millions, viewers are turning their heads to the ESPN analysts and commentators. As part of the sport network’s commitment to diversity in its storytelling, ESPN’s pre-game show, “WNBA Countdown,” will feature six Black women in its programming. The show’s recent additions include Chiney Ogwumike, Elle Duncan and Andraya Carter.
Company Info
ESPN Radio
ESPN Radio, a subsidiary of ESPN, Inc., is the largest sports radio network in the U.S., launched on January 1, 1992. Based in Bristol, Connecticut, it produces over 9,000 hours of programming each year, reaching more than 32 million listeners weekly across approximately 500 stations, including all top 25 markets. ESPN Radio is part of ESPN Audio, which encompasses podcasts and digital streaming services. The network offers a variety of content, including live sports commentary, talk shows, and event coverage for major leagues like the NFL, MLB, and NBA. It also produces over 35 original podcasts that focus on storytelling and niche sports interests. Digital streaming is available through platforms such as SiriusXM, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and TuneIn. ESPN Radio broadcasts college sports, bowl games, and international events, providing real-time analysis and fan interaction through its daily shows and live game broadcasts.
Creve Coeur, Missouri, United States
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