Her Call Podcast
Her Call Podcast
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A podcast for female sports officials. hercall.substack.com
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The podcast focuses on themes such as recruitment, retention, and support for female sports officials, with episodes exploring topics like mental health in officiating and navigating the challenges of a male-dominated sports culture, highlighted by discussions with experienced leaders like Dana Pappas and Nate Neuhaus.
A podcast for female sports officials.
If you were around when Her Call launched in September 2024, you might remember my story about this week’s guest (read that story here). Kim Kwapnioski, a volleyball official from Columbus, Nebraska, joined me again in June to continue our conversation.
We discussed her experience, spanning 32 years as a registered volleyball official, and her more recent roles as an NSAA Evaluator and NHSOA Board Member. Kim shares helpful tips for new and seasoned officials while also giving the backstory of Norfolk’s “Volleyball Day,” inaugurated in early June.
Kim is focused, has high integrity, and loves to help people learn the game. I hope you enjoy this conversation!
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Do you want to become a sports official? If you live in Nebraska, you can go to nsaahome.org to find more information. To find contact information for a state association in another state, click here.
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