Sophie Cunningham Expands Off the Court: New Podcast and More
Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham continues to capitalize on her growing popularity, especially after her outstanding defense of teammate Caitlin Clark on the court. The digital media outlet The Volume, owned by Colin Cowherd, has signed a deal for a podcast with Cunningham. She will be the co-host of “Show Me Something” alongside West Wilson, known for his participation in Bravo’s “Summer House”, with whom she shared high school in Missouri. The podcast, which debuted on Wednesday, will be broadcast weekly and will feature guests from the world of lifestyle, entertainment, and sports.Cunningham, 28 years old, has gained a lot of attention since defending Clark in a game against the Connecticut Sun on June 17. Additionally, he has signed an agreement with the home security company Ring, whose promotional video highlights how he protects his “home court” with Ring. It also has sponsorship agreements with Arby’s and Adidas, and its number of social media followers has grown rapidly. It has over 1 million followers on both TikTok and Instagram. Cunningham is in her first season with the Fever, after six years with the Phoenix Mercury. She has played in 21 games (four as a starter) and averages 7.5 points and 3.9 rebounds per game.It’s an exciting time for the WNBA, and we’re thrilled to expand The Volume’s portfolio with a show that celebrates women’s sports, pop culture, and friendship.
Dane Aagaard, Chief Revenue Officer at The Volume
