Samantha Lewis

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Journalist Samantha Lewis joins us to celebrate the centenary of women's football in Australia. The first organised fixture was an exhibition game between North and South Brisbane, in front of 10,000 people at the Gabba. Sam takes us through the game itself, the subsequent ban on women's football in England and how that affected Australia, and the lifting of the ban 50 years later. Plus, we discuss the Matildas' 3-2 loss to Ireland, and where the team is at now.

George & Josh discuss the squabble over Lakeside Stadium between Western United and current tenants South Melbourne. Melbourne City goalkeeper and assistant coach Melissa Barbieri joins us to discuss her football journey, the new CBA, and the gradual strides the women's game has made since she paid $500 to play in the first W-League season. Journalist Samantha Lewis joins us to celebrate the centenary of women's football in Australia. The first organised fixture was an exhibition game between North and South Brisbane, in front of 10,000 people at the Gabba. Sam takes us through the game itself, the subsequent ban on women's football in England and how that affected Australia, and the lifting of the ban 50 years later. Plus, we discuss the Matildas' 3-2 loss to Ireland, and where the team is at now.

Samantha Lewis is a Principal at Mercury Fund, where she focuses on investments across the firms’ themes, with a specific interest in democratization of wealth and knowledge through fintech and transparency, impact and sustainability. On today's episode, we cover the lack of diversity when it comes to investing dollars, launch rounds and fundraising advice.Join us on Clubhouse to stay in the know via the multiple rooms per week we host.Keep up with all things Beta Bizz on our websiteFollow us on IG @BetaYourBusiness

The shambles that is the Melbourne Victory right now is a big talking point for the boys after the 6-0 Derby drubbing from Melbourne City. Adelaide captain Stefan Mauk is a special guest as well and is incredibly honest about the Neil Kilkenny feud and criticism of allegations he's a diver. Leading women's football writer Samantha Lewis joins as well to take stock of the W-League season ahead of a big finals campaign and names her Matildas bolters.

The shambles that is the Melbourne Victory right now is a big talking point for the boys after the 6-0 Derby drubbing from Melbourne City. Adelaide captain Stefan Mauk is a special guest as well and is incredibly honest about the Neil Kilkenny feud and criticism of allegations he's a diver. Leading women's football writer Samantha Lewis joins as well to take stock of the W-League season ahead of a big finals campaign and names her Matildas bolters.

Joining the podcast at the start of Women's History Month, Samantha Lewis says now more than ever there is a need for more female representation at venture capital firms.

Ian and Paul speak to journalist Sam Lewis about the history of the women's game in Australia, and the academic challenges involved in researching and documenting it.

Fox Sports have been handed $70 million in government grants since 2017 to broadcast women's, niche and underrepresented sports, but independent analysis recently found less than 2% of their programming was dedicated to women's sport. Women Onside's Samantha Lewis joins us to discuss the big issues at play.

Lachie and Josh are joined by women's football writer Samantha Lewis to discuss Ante Milicic's departure as Matildas coach, and who should take over for the Olympics and 2023 World Cup. Could Joe Montemurro be tempted away from Arsenal? Or could a foreign coach be up to the task?