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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The 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup kicked off this weekend and now that the Sepp Blatter controversy has died down a bit, we can concentrate on these tremendous athletes as they take the world stage. Emily Gregoire created a handy infographic that covers the basics of...
On the latest episode of the Helmets and Heels radio show, the girls discuss if there are certain rules you have to follow to be a fan of a college football team? In addition to that heated discussion, we debate the possibility of Ray Rice getting blackballed from the...
Most women have a love/hate relationship with heels. While some wear them proudly (ahem....Helmets and Heels anyone?) your reaction might change if you were required to wear them to an event. According to Screen, several actresses were turned away at the Cannes Film...
Unless you're a reporter trying to get a quote for a story, you probably think Steph Curry's daughter Riley must-see TV. (In fact, if you don't, get off our lawn. She's f*cking amazing.) When Curry's Golden State Warriors clinched a birth into the NBA Finals with a...
We've debated on whether or not Steph Curry's daughter, Riley, showing out at press conferences is annoying. But on the latest episode of the Helmets and Heels radio show, the girls discuss annoying sports fans (Baguars, anyone?) if we've ever been close to cursing on...
Most fans of the Marvel universe are well aware of the lack of female superhero representation. Black Widow won't have her own movie anytime soon, especially when she can't get an action figure. Meanwhile her male counterparts are oozing with a slew of dolls, movies...
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.
