Lia Thomas, a groundbreaking transgender swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania, has skyrocketed from being ranked 462nd in men's swimming to leading women's competitions. She discusses the exhilaration of breaking Ivy League records and her ambitions for the 2024 Summer Olympics. The conversation dives into the heated debates surrounding fairness in women's sports amid her success. Lia shares personal insights on navigating public scrutiny and the emotional challenges faced by athletes in the context of gender identity.

Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas lost a case against World Aquatics due to not being a member of US Swimming. Professor Ross Tucker discusses the frustration for World Aquatics, the flawed IOC guidelines, and the missed opportunity for an interesting court test.

Lia Thomas, a trans woman, sparks controversy by competing and winning women's collegiate swimming events. Should trans athletes be allowed to compete in the gendered competition of their choice? Discussions include perspectives on consequentialism and non-consequentialism in determining eligibility, objections to discrimination in sports, implications of inequal protections, and the challenges of determining conflicting autonomy and interests in sports.