Janice Scurio
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Tonight: Come to Sox Park for AAPI Heritage Night!
Five Asian American White Sox fans share their journeys and love of the game in advance of the celebration
North Side Sox Podcast 23: Feeling 2022
Janice Scurio and Sam Sherman are back on the mic, with a 2022 season preview.
North Side Sox Podcast 22: West Coast White Sox
MLB.com’s Justice delos Santos joins the pod to discuss the White Sox, graduating from college, and his favorite Chicago things
North Side Sox Podcast 21: South Side Cubs
Sara Sanchez from Bleed Cubbie Blue joins us for the most audacious podcast crossover in recent history
North Side Sox Podcast 20: Getting Spicy with Sean Evans
The host of the massively popular show, Hot Ones, also happens to be a massively big White Sox fan. We talk about the White Sox, 16´´softball, and how he built a media empire
Estrogen Power Hour Podcast 4 — The Chris Sale Anniversary — 2021-07-23
Colleen Sullivan, Chrystal O’Keefe, Janice Scurio and Keelin Billue gather together for a special episode to talk about the 2016 jersey mangling, conspiracy theories, and trade deadline wishes
Estrogen Power Hour Podcast 3 — Stop Defending Abusers! Pay Minor Leaguers! Drink Beer (or not)!
Colleen Sullivan, Janice Scurio, Keelin Billue, and Chrystal O’Keefe gather in a post apocalyptic wasteland of Trevor Bauer abuse allegations, minor leaguers struggling to live, and casual racism and xenophobia against non-native English speakers
Estrogen Power Hour Podcast 2.75 — Working Twice as Hard Since Forever
Chrystal O’Keefe, Colleen Sullivan, Janice Scurio and Keelin Billue share thoughts on a little biology lesson about estrogen, sports barriers for women and people of color, allyship, sticky stuff stripping, Carl Nassib, and bag policies
Six Pack of Stats: Mariners 3, White Sox 2
After dropping two to Seattle, here are some numbers to make you feel (somewhat) better about the White Sox
North Side Sox Podcast 17: DJ Gladney (Diary of a Cannon Baller)
In this new North Side Sox segment, we bring you up close and personal to minor league life