The podcast explores the origin story of the White Scarves, a group of Iranian women who defy the regime by attending international soccer matches. They face opposition and violence but remain determined to fight for their rights. The chapter also highlights the consequences of the Iranian Revolution and the Green Movement, focusing on the experiences of Sarah, the last remaining member of the White Scarves in Iran.

Iranian girl soccer fans cross-dress to defy the government, risking their lives. Zeinab Sahafy's friends are arrested, and one girl loses her life. Iran's regime relents on its ban, allowing women into the stadium. The podcast explores the connection to the 2022 protests and a potential revolution.

In Iran, women are banned from soccer stadiums. But some dare to defy that. From 30 for 30 Podcasts, Pink Card tells a story of Iranian women fighting for their rights across three generations. They use ingenious tactics and risk their lives to take back their stadiums and their joy in the game. Created by Shima Oliaee (Dolly Parton’s America, Radiolab), Pink Card will forever change how you see fandom and freedom.Available December 8th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baseball holds its records sacred. Most home runs, strikeouts, career wins. But what about the longest game ever? That honor goes to a 1981 AAA game, when the Pawtucket Red Sox and Rochester Red Wings slugged it out from dusk to dawn. The record-breaking 33 innings brought hope, despair and drama on and off the field. Radio Diaries and 30 for 30 Podcasts take listeners to that frigid, surreal night with the voices who lived it – including Hall of Famers Wade Boggs and Cal Ripken Jr. Most heroes of The Longest Game never made it big, but their unflagging endurance made history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Streetball. It's a style of basketball defined by trash talk, windmill dunks, no-look passes, and broken ankles. You can find streetball at city parks and rec centers, driveways and playgrounds, pro-am leagues and even -- in spirit -- NBA arenas. Through it all, you might even call it hoops in its purest form. Drawing inspiration from hip hop mixtapes, this podcast explores how streetball – and the way it’s played around the United States – has shaped not just the game of basketball, but the country's culture. In true mixtape form, the podcast is a compilation of stories, styles, and sounds, all illuminating the essence of the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Learn about the brothers behind Nipsey Hussle's beats and the secrets of his music. Discover how unique samples were created for his songs. Explore the challenges in recording for the podcast. Experience the anticipation and energy of Nipsey's concert. Reflect on Nipsey's legacy and the importance of impactful artists.

Nipsey's commitment to his community is explored, focusing on his contributions to business, philanthropy, and social justice. The podcast discusses the impact of athletes and musicians as activists, Nipsey's efforts in bridging the gap between inner cities and Silicon Valley, his inspiring legacy, and the importance of perseverance in leaving a lasting impact.

Explore Nipsey Hussle's decade-long journey to his debut album 'Victory Lap' and its parallel with NBA players. Learn about his struggles with gang affiliation and personal identity, his unique marketing approach, and the impact of 'Victory Lap' on NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles.

Nipsey Hussle, a Los Angeles icon from South Crenshaw, shares his journey of growing up in a vibrant community shaped by gang culture. It explores his music career, grassroots promotion, and creating resonating music.

Nipsey Hussle's murder deeply affected the NBA community. NBA players like DeMar DeRozan and Isaiah Thomas reflect on the profound impact Nipsey had on their lives. The podcast explores the intersection of rap and basketball, delving into the emotional connection between Nipsey Hussle's music and the experiences of young black men. It also highlights Nipsey's intense courtside experience and the powerful community support following his death.