Robin Roberts talks Pat Summitt’s Legacy, WNBA Favorites & Rise of Women's Basketball | Ep.30
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
We heard you! You’ve been waiting for another guest, and this one delivers. This week on Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are joined by Robin Roberts: Good Morning America co-anchor, former ESPN sportscaster, Hall of Famer, proud Southeastern Louisiana alum, and executive producer of the new documentary Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story.
The conversation dives into Robin’s close friendship with Pat Summitt, the process of bringing the documentary to life, and the continued rise of women’s basketball and women’s sports. They also get into the iconic Tennessee vs. UConn rivalry, Robin’s journey as a trailblazer in sports media, and her own collegiate career. Plus, Robin shares some of her favorite WNBA players and even gives her own player comparison.
Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story premieres March 25 on Hulu and Disney+, March 29 on ESPN2, and April 5 on ESPN, a must-watch for all basketball fans.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (1:35) – Lying About Height (5:00) – Robin Roberts Joins the Show (8:35) – Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story (11:48) – Robin & Pat’s Friendship (14:00) – Lesson’s from Pat Summitt (19:41) – Being a Trailblazer for Women in Sports (22:50) – Tennessee vs Connecticut Rivalry (26:50) – Caitlin Clark Effect (28:05) – “She said I’ll do it, I’ll go” (28:48) – Favorite WNBA players? Favorite teams? (30:49) – Robin Roberts’s collegiate career (34:50) – Player comp?! (38:18) – Biggest lesson as an athlete Robin carries today (41:55) – “Left foot Right foot, Breathe” (45:45) – 70-year old Door Dash driver goes viral
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