Since 2009, GuysGirl has become the voice for the female fan covering major sports, entertainment, and their surrounding culture. Through editorial features, radio and broadcasts, we promote the female fan lifestyle on and off the field.
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Texas A&M made a lot of people angry when slideshow pictures were released from their "Chalk Talk for Women" event. The football terms used in the slideshow were correct in theory, but as with many things in life, context and tone are key. And this particular...
Most of us have heard of the ongoing investigation into the sexual assault charges at Baylor University. On Helmets and Heels, we've held off discussing the situation because there are still a lot of moving parts and the vagueness of Baylor's "findings" in their...
When asked during his playing days if he would comment on social and political issues, Michael Jordan famously said "republicans buy shoes too." While Jordan is arguably one of the biggest athletes in US history, he's always been relatively silent when it comes to...
For those who have never been a victim of sexual assault, most assume it occurs in a dark alley walking home alone at night. But sexual assault can happen anywhere. At the hands of your spouse, in broad daylight or in my case, a crowded bar with dozens of people...
The NFL and MLB have a slew of unwritten rules that affect the growth of the sport. But is it good for the evolution of the game? Listen as Helmets and Heels debate... My last 4 weeks: Camping at Ginnie Springs, Kentucky Derby, TPC and a weekend in Ormond Beach with...
The #MoreThanMean viral video of men reading real tweets sent to female sports broadcasters shed a light on subject that deserved a national discussion a LONG time ago. But now that a majority of sports fans are aware this treatment exists on Twitter and other...
From Blogger to Broadcaster
I’ve been a fan all my life. Now I’m lucky enough to talk about it for a living.
My name is Blythe and I started my first sports blog in 2009 with little experience fueled by driven personality. Fast forward a few years and I’ve since parlayed a gig as a part-time blogger into a radio, TV and online broadcasting career.
Since starting GuysGirl when Blogspot blogs were all the rage, I taught myself WordPress, SEO, graphic design, user experience, analytics, email marketing, social media and more. I used this valuable experience at gigs such as an editor in chief at a print magazine, a radio host, TV commentator, podcaster and live digital broadcasting.
The future of media and how stories are told is constantly changing. And I’m here to show you how to turn a part-time blog into a full-time lifestyle change.
