Inside the Jurupa Valley Girls’ Sports Lawsuit: Athletes Tell Their Story

Tish Hyman Speaks Out on Gold’s Gym Locker Room Incident — “The Moment that Launched a Movement”

In this episode of Around Town with Matt Ward, we sit down with Tish Hyman to discuss the now-viral Gold’s Gym locker room incident that sparked a nationwide conversation. Tish shares what happened from her perspective, how the situation escalated, and why she chose to speak out publicly. What started as a single moment inside a locker room quickly turned into a larger debate about privacy, safety, and boundaries in shared spaces. Joined by co-host Sonja Shaw, this conversation goes beyond headlines—exploring what Tish believes needs to change moving forward, and how she hopes to prevent situations like this from happening in the future. We also briefly touch on her decision to run for Mayor of Los Angeles, and how this issue has shaped her desire to be part of real policy change. Whether you agree, disagree, or are still forming your opinion—this is a conversation happening across the country right now.

Inside the Jurupa Valley Girls’ Sports Lawsuit: Athletes Tell Their Story

In this episode of Around Town with Matt Ward, we sit down with the female athletes involved in the Jurupa Valley High School lawsuit against Jurupa Unified School District. The students allege that policies surrounding gender identity and participation in girls’ sports violated their Title IX protections and raised concerns about fairness, privacy, and safety.   In this interview, the athletes share their personal experiences, what led them to speak out, and why they decided to pursue legal action. They also discuss the response from school officials, the backlash they say they faced after speaking publicly, and why they believe the issue has become part of a larger national conversation.   The episode also touches on the broader policy debate in California schools, including commentary connected to Sonja Shaw, a candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction, who has been outspoken on issues related to education policy and girls’ sports.   The lawsuit is ongoing, and the case continues to raise questions about school policy, student rights, and how Title IX is interpreted in modern athletics.   Subscribe to Around Town with Matt Ward for interviews and conversations with the people at the center of the stories shaping our communities.

Inside the Jurupa Valley Girls’ Sports Lawsuit: Athletes Tell Their Story

n this episode of Around Town with Matt Ward, we sit down with the female athletes involved in the Jurupa Valley High School lawsuit against Jurupa Unified School District. The students allege that policies surrounding gender identity and participation in girls’ sports violated their Title IX protections and raised concerns about fairness, privacy, and safety.   In this interview, the athletes share their personal experiences, what led them to speak out, and why they decided to pursue legal action. They also discuss the response from school officials, the backlash they say they faced after speaking publicly, and why they believe the issue has become part of a larger national conversation.   The episode also touches on the broader policy debate in California schools, including commentary connected to Sonja Shaw, a candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction, who has been outspoken on issues related to education policy and girls’ sports.   The lawsuit is ongoing, and the case continues to raise questions about school policy, student rights, and how Title IX is interpreted in modern athletics.   Subscribe to Around Town with Matt Ward for interviews and conversations with the people at the center of the stories shaping our communities.

Inside the Jurupa Valley Girls’ Sports Lawsuit: Athletes Tell Their Story

In this episode of Around Town with Matt Ward, we sit down with the female athletes involved in the Jurupa Valley High School lawsuit against Jurupa Unified School District. The students allege that policies surrounding gender identity and participation in girls’ sports violated their Title IX protections and raised concerns about fairness, privacy, and safety.   In this interview, the athletes share their personal experiences, what led them to speak out, and why they decided to pursue legal action. They also discuss the response from school officials, the backlash they say they faced after speaking publicly, and why they believe the issue has become part of a larger national conversation.   The episode also touches on the broader policy debate in California schools, including commentary connected to Sonja Shaw, a candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction, who has been outspoken on issues related to education policy and girls’ sports.   The lawsuit is ongoing, and the case continues to raise questions about school policy, student rights, and how Title IX is interpreted in modern athletics.   Subscribe to Around Town with Matt Ward for interviews and conversations with the people at the center of the stories shaping our communities.

Inside the Jurupa Valley Girls’ Sports Lawsuit: Athletes Tell Their Story

In this episode of Around Town with Matt Ward, we sit down with the female athletes involved in the Jurupa Valley High School lawsuit against Jurupa Unified School District. The students allege that policies surrounding gender identity and participation in girls’ sports violated their Title IX protections and raised concerns about fairness, privacy, and safety.   In this interview, the athletes share their personal experiences, what led them to speak out, and why they decided to pursue legal action. They also discuss the response from school officials, the backlash they say they faced after speaking publicly, and why they believe the issue has become part of a larger national conversation.   The episode also touches on the broader policy debate in California schools, including commentary connected to Sonja Shaw, a candidate for California Superintendent of Public Instruction, who has been outspoken on issues related to education policy and girls’ sports.   The lawsuit is ongoing, and the case continues to raise questions about school policy, student rights, and how Title IX is interpreted in modern athletics.   Subscribe to Around Town with Matt Ward for interviews and conversations with the people at the center of the stories shaping our communities.