Apple News has exciting news for sports enthusiasts! The highly popular podcast “After the Whistle,” hosted by Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe, is set to make a comeback with its second season.
Presented by State Farm, the podcast will provide comprehensive coverage of the upcoming 2023 Women’s World Cup tournament. Brendan Hunt, known for his role as Coach Beard in the Emmy Award-winning series “Ted Lasso,” and Rebecca Lowe, the iconic host of NBC Sports’ Premier League coverage, will analyze the tournament’s thrilling moments, delve into key plays, victories, surprises, and behind-the-scenes highlights. The hosts will also be joined by a lineup of special guests throughout the season.
To get a taste of what’s in store, Apple News and Apple Podcasts have released a trailer for the new season of “After the Whistle.” By following the show, listeners can stay up to date with every episode during the World Cup tournament.
Apple’s Senior Vice President of Services, Eddy Cue, expressed his pride in bringing back “After the Whistle” for another season and emphasized Brendan and Rebecca’s unparalleled passion and enthusiasm for the game. Cue added that Apple is eager for fans worldwide to tune in and enjoy the coverage.
Produced by Apple News, the first episode of the podcast will debut on July 19 on Apple News and Apple Podcasts, serving as a preview of the tournament, which kicks off on July 20. Subsequent episodes will be released multiple times per week, shortly after significant games. The best part? All episodes will be available for free on Apple News for users in the U.S. and on Apple Podcasts for users in 101 countries and regions.
Last year, “After the Whistle” gained popularity as it covered the men’s World Cup tournament, showcasing its historical moments. The podcast featured various notable guests, including Jason Sudeikis and Brett Goldstein from “Ted Lasso,” Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, Steve Kerr, Seth Meyers, and Steve Nash, who shared their insights throughout the tournament.
For fans eager to stay updated on their favorite teams, Apple News allows users to discover and follow their preferred teams throughout the tournament. Additionally, the Apple TV app syncs seamlessly with Apple News, enabling users to watch the games conveniently.
In the United States and Canada, fans can head to the Sports section of the Apple TV app from July 20 to August 20 to catch all the thrilling action from the Women’s World Cup. By clicking on the matches, fans can choose to watch the games in English on FOX Sports or in Spanish on Peacock.
Don’t miss out on the exhilarating coverage of the Women’s World Cup. Tune in to “After the Whistle” on Apple News and Apple Podcasts, and enjoy the podcast’s in-depth analysis and exciting discussions throughout the tournament.
