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The Side Out Society Podcast

The Side Out Society Podcast

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The Side Out Society is your front-row seat to the culture, stories, and personalities of women’s volleyball — from NCAA powerhouses to the pros and Team USA. Hosted by Tiffany Oshinsky and Lindsay Harwood, we cover the matches, moments, and behind-the-scenes vibes every fan (and volley-curious newcomer) needs to know. Whether you’re here for the big plays, the inside stories, or the community, welcome to the coolest club in volleyball.

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Episodes
  • Ep 2: From First Serve to Team USA: Volleyball's Big Week

    Ep 2: From First Serve to Team USA: Volleyball's Big Week
    Aug 26 2025

    Episode 2 dives into a wild opening weekend at AVCA First Serve. We break down standout players, the shocking Florida upset over Pitt, and reveal our Players of the Week—inducted into the Libero, Setter, Outside Hitter, Middle Blocker, and Opposite Clubs of the Society. Plus, we talk Columbus’ bold push to be the “women’s sports capital” and Team USA’s hot start at the World Championships.
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    52 mins
  • Ep 1: Welcome to the Society!

    Ep 1: Welcome to the Society!
    Aug 19 2025

    We’re kicking things off with the start of the college volleyball season, diving into the AVCA First Serve slate, the NCAA preseason coaches poll, and the transfers reshaping the Top 25. We break down the Nebraska alumni match, share early NCAA title predictions, and then shift to the pro game with roster moves across LOVB and MLV—including what MLV’s expansion means for the sport. Finally, we wrap with a quick look at Team USA as they begin their run at the 2025 FIVB World Championships.
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    40 mins
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