Leading into the start of the NWSL season we look at how Angel City FC has become the most valuable women’s soccer team in the world, signaling a major shift in the business of sports.

We discuss how celebrity ownership, sponsorship growth, and rising fan support are driving new investment into the National Women's Soccer League.

We also explore whether this surge in team valuations represents long-term growth or a fast-moving trend in the evolving world of women’s sports.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, U.S. host cities are preparing for one of the largest global sporting events ever but delays in federal security funding are raising concerns.

In this episode, we explore the balance between safety, cost, and coordination, and what it really takes to prepare for a modern mega-event.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest tournament ever—and one of the most expensive for fans.

With ticket prices in the thousands and resale listings reaching six figures, many supporters are questioning whether the sport’s biggest event is still accessible to everyday fans. In this episode, we explore:

• Why ticket demand is at historic levels
• How legal resale markets impact pricing
• FIFA’s role in the secondary ticket economy
• The controversy surrounding dynamic pricing
• Mauricio Pochettino’s response to ticket concerns
• Tim Weah’s public disappointment
• The growing divide between business and tradition in soccer

Whether you’re planning to attend in 2026 or watching from home, this episode looks at what these rising prices mean for the future of the game.

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