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Pride month is usually a time for parades and parties. But COVID-19 means most events are postponed or cancelled. To help sooth the sadness, we have found some of the most inspiring stories across the Olympic world to celebrate our LGBTQ+ community. Featuring Adam Rippon, Amber Glenn, Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris, and Keala Kennelly.

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Tokyo 2020 | Olympic Games

Olympic Channel podcast: Pride stories with Adam Rippon, Amber Glenn, Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris and Keala Kennelly

Podcast: Pride stories with Adam Rippon, USWNT, and more

With just 12 months to go until Tokyo 2020, we set ourselves a task. How many interviews can you squeeze into a podcast? The Olympic Channel Podcast spent the day in New York with UCLA gymnast and viral sensation Katelyn Ohashi. In all, we spoke to Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris, Tom Schaar, Brighton Zeuner, Ashima Shiraishi, Alex Johnson, Foluke Akinradewo Gunderson, and Naya Tapper.

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Podcast: Katelyn Ohashi takes on New York for #1YearToGo

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Simone

Simone Biles - Olympics.com

Sweden

Armand

Armand Duplantis - Olympics.com

Mikaela

Mikaela SHIFFRIN

Ilia

Ilia Malinin - Olympics.com

Ali KRIEGER

The NWSL Championship has narrowed down to just four of the leagues's top teams, all vying for one of the most coveted prizes in women's club football.
NWSL Shield winners San Diego Wave automatically qualified for the semi-final round and will take on OL Reign who beat Angel City 1-0

WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 29: Members of the Portland Thorns FC lift the trophy to celebrate winning the National Womens Soccer League Championship Match against  Kansas City Current at Audi Field on October 29, 2022 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Ira L. Black/Getty Images)

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2023 National Women's Soccer League NWSL Championship Playoff semi-finals preview: Full schedule and how to watch live

The USA are the most successful nation in women’s football, winning gold at the Olympics and the FIFA Women’s World Cup four times each respectively. The current squad of players are determined to translate their wins on the pitch into positive social change off it. Julie Ertz, Carli Lloyd, Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger and Rose Lavelle discuss the platform that the team has, and why it is crucial they use exposure to stand up for what they believe in.

Ali KRIEGER

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Podcast: Pride stories with Adam Rippon, USWNT, and more

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