{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Sitting in Traffic for Professional Women's Sports","description":" What happens when something that once felt impossible suddenly feels\u2026 normal? In this short solo episode of Real Women\u2019s Work, Jen shares a deeply personal experience attending a sold-out Professional Women's Hockey League game with her daughter \u2014 and the unexpected moment that stopped her cold: sitting in traffic outside the arena realizing all those people were there to watch women play hockey. For girls who grew up as athletes in the 90s, hearing \u201cnobody watches women\u2019s sports\u201d was constant background noise. This episode reflects on what it means to witness real cultural change in real time \u2014 packed arenas, young girls wearing jerseys, fans debating player stats, and women athletes finally being treated as simply\u2026 athletes. It\u2019s about visibility. Progress. Generational change. And the powerful things that happen when girls grow up seeing what\u2019s possible. Topics include: Growing up as a female athlete in the 90s The emotional impact of attending a sold-out PWHL game Why visibility changes ambition The connection between sports, culture, and possibility What daughters inherit from the women who came before them If you\u2019ve ever wondered whether cultural progress is real \u2014 this episode is a reminder that sometimes you can feel it happening around you. ","author_name":"Real Women's Work Podcast","author_url":"https:\/\/www.realwomenswork.com\/","html":"