Time Out Podcast

Ep. 3: Memphis Made: Jed on Passing the Torch to His Son

What happens when a former elite athlete becomes the parent of one? This episode on Time Out, Ashley reconnects with her high school classmate Jed — a phenomenal quarterback out of Memphis back in the day — whose son just wrapped up his freshman basketball season as his team's Offensive Player of the Year. As a freshman. Jed opens up about the unique challenge of being a sports dad when you've BEEN the kid chasing the dream. They dig into the sacrifice, the financial reality, the emotional side of supporting a young athlete, and how being a former quarterback shapes — and sometimes complicates — the way he shows up for his son. He also shares the advice every sports parent needs to hear. This conversation is for every dad pouring into his kid's dream, and every family trying to figure out how to support a rising star the right way. 🎙 New episodes every week. Hit follow so you don't miss one. Connect With Ashley & Time Out: → Subscribe to the free BSPL newsletter: [Flodesk link] → Read longform reporting at Legacy Lines on Substack: [Substack link] → Follow on Instagram: @ashleyjantoine If this episode resonated, do three things for me: 1. Hit follow on Time Out so new episodes show up automatically. 2. Leave a quick rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it's the biggest thing that helps the show find new listeners. 3. Send this episode to one sports parent who needs it. — Ashley

Ep 2: The Family Behind a Top Louisiana Hooper

Behind every top-ranked athlete is a family who sacrificed everything to get her there. This week on Time Out, Ashley sits down with Marlon and Theresa — the parents of Madyson, a top-ranked 2028 out of Louisiana — to get real about what it takes to raise an elite young hooper. From the early mornings and the long drives to the financial reality of travel ball, the pressure of rankings, and the conversations every sports parent needs to have — Marlon and Theresa hold nothing back. They share the hardest moments, the most joyful ones, and the advice they'd give any family just starting this journey. Whether you're deep in the trenches or just lacing up for the first time, this one will leave you feeling seen — and ready to keep pouring into your own athlete. 🎙 New episodes every week. Hit follow so you don't miss one. Connect With Ashley & Time Out: → Subscribe to the free BSPL newsletter: [Flodesk link] → Read longform reporting at Legacy Lines on Substack: [Substack link] → Follow on Instagram: @ashleyjantoine If this episode resonated, do three things for me: 1. Hit follow on Time Out so new episodes show up automatically. 2. Leave a quick rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it's the biggest thing that helps the show find new listeners. 3. Send this episode to one sports parent who needs it. — Ashley

The Girls You Don't Know Yet — Welcome to Time Out

There's a girl in a gym in Shreveport right now who's better than you think she is. There are hundreds of her, thousands of her — spread across high school gyms and AAU circuits and small-town tournaments nobody's covering. This is the show that's going to find them. In this first episode of Time Out, Ashley J. Antoine introduces the podcast, the beat, and the perspective she's bringing to women's basketball coverage — as a former Division I player, a twenty-year educator, an independent journalist, and the current sports parent of an elite EYBL hooper. She covers: → Who Time Out is for and what to expect every week → Why the modern women's game deserves better coverage than it's getting → What's coming in the first few episodes → How to get involved in the Black Sports Parents League If you're a sports parent in the trenches, a player trying to build a brand and a future at the same time, or a fan who's tired of surface-level coverage of the women's game — this is your room. Press play. Connect With Ashley & Time Out: → Subscribe to the free BSPL newsletter: [Flodesk link] → Read longform reporting at Legacy Lines on Substack: [Substack link] → Follow on Instagram: @ashleyjantoine If this episode resonated, do three things for me: 1. Hit follow on Time Out so new episodes show up automatically. 2. Leave a quick rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — it's the biggest thing that helps the show find new listeners. 3. Send this episode to one sports parent who needs it. — Ashley