Sophie Cunningham suspends podcast activity following public dispute with co-host
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 1:44 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham has not released a new episode of her podcast, Show Me Something, since July 21. The hiatus follows public disagreement between Cunningham and her co-host, West Wilson, regarding transgender athletes in sports. After Cunningham stated her opposition to transgender women competing in women's sports during an interview, Wilson posted a video on social media contradicting her stance. While the podcast remains inactive, Cunningham has continued her other media commitments, including studio appearances on the USA Network. Neither Wilson nor representatives for the show's distributor, The Volume, have commented on the program's status. Fans have sought updates on the podcast's return through social media comments on recent photos.
- •Sophie Cunningham has not published a new podcast episode since July 21.
- •The hiatus follows a public disagreement with co-host West Wilson over transgender athlete participation.
- •Cunningham continues to participate in USA Network studio segments and social media promotion.
- •The Volume has not issued a statement regarding the future of the podcast.
- •Listeners have publicly requested updates on the show's status via social media.
- 1:44 PMYahoo Sports — Sophie Cunningham podcast goes silent after trans sports comments
- 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Sophie Cunningham’s ‘Show Me Something’ podcast has gone silent since co-host disputed transgender athlete take
"Earlier this summer, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women competing in women’s sports, sparking widespread debate and a media firestorm over the past several weeks. While Cunningham has answered questions from the media on multiple occasions and repeatedly doubled down on her stance, her podcast has gone suspiciously silent. Ever since…
"Since Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women competing in women’s sports in an ESPN profile in late July, the Indiana Fever forward has been everywhere. The media flocked to her with follow-up questions and pushback. A rival coach confronted her during a nationally televised game. In countless cable news segments, social media posts, and…
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External links- Yahoo SportsSep 3, 2026, 1:44 PMSophie Cunningham podcast goes silent after trans sports comments
Earlier this summer, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women competing in women’s sports, sparking widespread debate and a media firestorm over the past several weeks. While Cunningham has answered questions from the media on multiple occasions and repeatedly doubled down on her stance, her podcast has gone suspiciously silent. Ever since…
- Yahoo SportsSep 3, 2026, 1:00 PMSophie Cunningham’s ‘Show Me Something’ podcast has gone silent since co-host disputed transgender athlete take
Since Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women competing in women’s sports in an ESPN profile in late July, the Indiana Fever forward has been everywhere. The media flocked to her with follow-up questions and pushback. A rival coach confronted her during a nationally televised game. In countless cable news segments, social media posts, and…
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