Join host Sasha Graham for a fun and thought-provoking solo episode of Sports Will Save Us All that takes you from the thrill of the Summer Olympics to the often head-scratching world of political attack ads. Sasha explores how the joy of sports can bring us together while politics sometimes seems determined to pull us apart. She shares some surprising lessons from Olympic athletes, tips for finding happiness even when the world feels a little chaotic, and why it’s more important than ever to build connections instead of barriers. Don’t miss this lively episode that just might inspire you to see things differently—and chase a little more joy in your life!

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Sasha Graham Podcast Host, Sports Will Save Us All

Sasha Graham is the host of the award-winning podcast, Sports Will Save Us All, a sports podcast for the NPR crowd. Sasha has worked as a television writer and producer, at Walt Disney Studios as Vice President of National Publicity, and has published two children's books, Milo Does Not Like Mornings and Whitney Wins Everything.