@hangtimp0d

Let’s get some Hang Time.

Tayler Onion is a retired student-athlete and self-proclaimed member of the “I used to get some hang time!” club. While her vertical isn’t what it once was, Onion jumped into a new chapter earlier this year, rebranding her former podcast, The Bloom Pod, to 𝙃𝙖𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙚 to focus on women’s sports—past, present, and future.

As a storytelling and media platform, 𝙃𝙖𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙚 focuses on amplifying the stories of women in sports—from athletes and executives to pioneers and rising leaders. The podcast serves as the foundation for our platform, bringing untold stories to life and sparking conversations that matter.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering the magic of women’s sports, join us to listen, learn, and get some 𝙃𝙖𝙣𝙜 𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙚 with the people driving progress.

New episodes every other Wednesday.

follow along on social media

3️⃣ Fun Things in Sports This Week ⬇️

🎾 @arynasabalenka won a second straight @usopen title, becoming the first woman to win back-to-back titles since @serenawilliams in 2014
🏀 @unrivaledbasketball announced the addition of two new clubs for the 2

catch up on the latest episodes

Tayler Onion 7/21/20 Tayler Onion 7/21/20

#12 Defining Your Purpose with Mark Trumbo

Mark Trumbo is a student-athlete development professional and the mastermind behind Purpose Design. He shares the “how” and “why” of his Purpose Design and how it came to be.

Tayler Onion 7/14/20 Tayler Onion 7/14/20

#11 Lifelong Learning and Lessons from the Farm with Cathy Onion (Tayler’s Mom)

Cathy Onion (Tayler’s mom) is a lifelong learner, former college professor, farm kid, and all-around great lady. She shares with Tayler some of her life story and her love of organizational involvement, which started at a very young age.

Tayler Onion 6/30/20 Tayler Onion 6/30/20

#10 Youth Sport and Higher Education with Dr. Ed Horne

Dr. Ed Horne is a former tennis student-athlete and a current higher education professional. Ed talks about youth sport and the dynamics of coach/parent relationships and the professional tennis circuit and how taxing it can be for the athletes.