Girl, How'd You Get That Gig?

The Question: With 8 American athletes representing other countries in the 2026 Winter Olympics why did Skier Eileen Gu get so much flack for representing China? AG & CG give their hot take on this controversial storyline. Listen to the full episode of ‘Biz Rizz’ on your favorite podcast app or watch/subscribe for FREE on YouTube.

On this episode of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?”!, we meet Gina Wynn, a former elementary school teacher turned wellness and macro coach. While experiencing her own struggles with weight loss after 40 a lightbulb went off and Gina along with her business partner launched “Girl Gang Wellness” where they coach clients about how the right balance of nutrition, exercise and education can lead to a healthy relationship with food and ultimately your best self, inside and out.

The Question: What advice can you give on getting to the “next level" and what event was your most memorable to cover? AG & CG share their tips for moving up in the sports industry while taking a trip down memory lane.

On this episode of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?”!, we meet Brianna Appel, founder of “Seat Theory” and Board Member of WISE LA. Find out how Brianna saw a glaring void in the sports industry and turned her observation into a thriving business helping the partnership marketplace be more diverse and successful.

The Question: How do you motivate people in such a high pressure environment? Amy G. and Celeste share their tricks of the trade! Listen to the full episode of ‘Biz Rizz’ on your favorite podcast app or watch/subscribe for FREE on YouTube.

On this episode of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?”!, we meet Erin Foley, Comedic Actress, Comedian, Television Writer and Host of “HERLIGHTS”, a podcast highlighting women in sports. A self-described sports fanatic, Erin’s comedic chops make for a fascinating listen while she interviews her SHE-roes in the sports world.

The Question: “What was your dream job growing up?” Amy G. and Celeste share what they THOUGHT they wanted to do when they were younger and how over time a “dream job” may not be just one occupation, but several that add up to a “dream career”.

On this episode of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?”!, we meet Jen Barnes, Founder and CEO of the first women’s sports bar in the country, the “Rough & Tumble Pub”, in Seattle. Talk about having a vision. When Jen realized the women’s game she wanted to watch was being shown NOWHERE she decided to change the narrative and build the world’s first company purpose-built to promote gender equity in sports viewing and fandom. Now with women’s sports exploding, so is her business.

This episodes question?: How can I leverage being a student athlete on my resume. Our hosts, having both been student athletes have plenty to share in this week’s epode of Biz Rizz! Make sure to comment below what question you’d like to see answered next!

On this episode of "Girl, How'd You Get That Gig?"!, we meet, Director of Community Engagement for Positive Coaching Alliance, Khali Blackmon-Newton. Tasked with creating equity in youth sports, empowering communities, and promoting inclusion, Khali discusses her path and how she felt called to "serve" our underserved youth. If you want to feel inspired - this interview will do the trick!

Meet Alex Oglesby who turned down college softball scholarships to follow her dream of playing baseball. After a super successful stint as a catcher with USA Women's National Baseball Team, Alex was offered an opportunity to COACH and continue making her mark on America's pastime as founder of "Evolution Girls Baseball". Listen to the full interview with hosts Amy G and Celeste Gehring!

The Question: What advice did you receive to get through being a young woman in sports? AG and CG have a few nuggets to pass along to the next generation of female leaders in sports.

In Episode 43 of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?!”, we meet Heather Hellman, a global sales, operations and marketing executive at Learfield. Learfield is a collegiate sports marketing company handling multi-million dollar sponsorship portfolios and activations for college athletics. Heather is truly a master at driving revenue growth and makes it clear that at the end of the day, EVERYONE is a sales person!

Ep. 42 - The Question: How do you navigate the line with a mentor between building a genuine relationship and leveraging it to get a role in the industry? Carefully and thoughtfully. AG & CG share more.

In Episode 42 of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?!”, we meet Leslie Chang, Assoc. A.D. for Student-Athlete Development & Compliance at the University of the Pacific. Talk about a go-getter. Grab a pen and paper for this one as Leslie takes us through her journey to her current sports gig and all of the amazing chances she took and opportunities she created along the way.

Ep. 41 - Biz Rizz - The Question: What are common mistakes young professionals make & how did you navigate adversity in your career? Grab a pen and paper…..the list is long….for both questions.

In Episode 41 of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?!”, we meet Sandy Nunez, Vice President of On-Air Talent Management for the NFL Network. From CNN to ABC to ESPN to the NFL, Nunez has blazed a trail to each of her impressive gigs. A wealth of knowledge and experience, today SHE decides who represents the NFL in the media and she does it with a genuine and human approach - key components to her longevity in this critical and competitive industry.

The Question: How do you find your niche when you’re just starting out in the sports industry? AG and CG explain why you don’t worry about a “niche” at the beginning of your career. Listen to the full episode of ‘Biz Rizz’ on your favorite podcast app or watch/subscribe for FREE on YouTube.

In Episode 40 of “Girl, How’d You Get That Gig?!”, we meet Sports Photographer, Filmmaker, Author and Speaker, Jean Fruth. She’s traveled all over the world for sporting events and captured some of the most iconic moments with her camera. It’s a conversation with an incredibly talented person who tells inspiring stories through a lens.

The Question: What are entry-level jobs I should look for to break into the sports industry? With nearly 50 years of experience in the sports industry between them, AG & CG know a thing or two about where to get started!