Click Clack
Click Clack
Podcast Description
We're here to shine another light on the growth in women's sports and celebrate the many dimensions of women playing the game... and by game, we mean the game of life. We don't want to be put in a bucket (even though we like making them!) and want to be seen for more than what we do... what we do is just a fraction of who we are. Join your host, Lauren Duletzke, an everyday gal and fan, and sport contributor, Jacki Gemelos, former WNBA player coach, and sports agent, as we elevate the untold stories of people making an impact at the intersection of woman's sport, business, and culture.
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The show dives into diverse topics surrounding women's sports, fitness, body image, and career journeys. Episodes feature discussions on new trends in women's sports, highlights of impactful figures like Sadie Lincoln in fitness and community empowerment, and explorations of sneaker culture tied to women's basketball through guests like Nick DePaula.

Welcome to The Click Clack Show: your unfiltered hub for women’s sports, the WNBA, and women’s lives.
Hosted by former WNBA player Jacki Gemelos and Brand Marketing leader Lauren Duletzke, the show covers women’s basketball, WNBA news, athlete stories, careers, culture, and conversations on and off the court. New episodes and clips weekly.
Lauren and Jacki are back to celebrate Lauren's birthday and break down the WNBA playoffs, from the Liberty vs. Lynx Game 1 recap and Game 2 predictions to A'ja Wilson's historic performance, plus a look at what the Protect College Sports Act could mean for college athletics.
This one goes beyond the box score. Lauren and Jacki recap Game 1 between the Liberty and Lynx, break down Breanna Stewart's playoff performance, and get into Aces vs. Fever and why you can't bet against A'ja Wilson. They also talk Angel Reese's playoff debut, DeWanna Bonner's quest for a championship, and Olivia Miles' rookie season, dig into college sports regulations and NIL, and reflect on women owning businesses, how far women's sports have come since 1988, and why giving people their flowers matters.
Whether you're here for the playoff analysis, the stories behind the stars, or a celebration of how far women's sports have come: this one's for you.
⬇️ WHAT WE COVER:
- Lauren's birthday reflections and celebrating women
- Gen Z slang and women's style
- The rise of women's sports in Atlanta
- Liberty vs. Lynx Game 1 recap and Game 2 predictions
- Breanna Stewart's playoff performance
- Aces vs. Fever and A'ja Wilson's historic performance
- Angel Reese's playoff debut and what comes next
- DeWanna Bonner's quest for a championship
- Celebrity moments and fan culture at WNBA games
- Lauren's pregnancy journey and community support
- Olivia Miles' rookie season and MVP prospects
- Why women owning businesses matters
- College sports regulations, NIL, and the Protect College Sports Act
- Women's progress since 1988
- Giving flowers and showing appreciation
⬇️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Birthday celebration and reflections
05:25 – Game 1 recap: Liberty vs. Lynx
08:35 – Breanna Stewart's playoff performance
11:12 – Aces vs. Fever and A'ja Wilson's historic performance
14:11 – Angel Reese's playoff debut and future
16:15 – DeWanna Bonner's quest for a championship
17:27 – Celebrity moments and fan culture
20:14 – Lauren's pregnancy journey and community support
21:38 – Olivia Miles' rookie season and MVP prospects
24:28 – College sports regulations and the Protect College Sports Act
38:45 – Giving flowers and closing thoughts
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