This episode of Ladies' Night features Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, Allie Wesel, and Jacki Krestel discussing the White Sox's current state, family sports ties, and content creation challenges. Tune in for insightful discussion and Jacki's good vibes!

In a sillier episode that is a bit different from the usual series preview, Chrystal and Ed talked about what happened last week in Chicago and what the next laundry series will look like.

But first, a look at the bright side

Die-hard Athletics fan and friend of the podcast Aaron Cameron joined to discuss the Athletics' recent developments, both good and bad.

With the White Sox tumbling from first place (OK, they were 2-4, and they were tied for last place at the same time) to last, it was time for Brett Ballantini to assemble Chrystal O'Keefe, Joe Resis and Hannah Filippo to discuss the state of the team.

The first laundry series of the season is ahead as the White Sox host the Red Sox in Chicago.

Sox Populi podcaster Delia Ritchie joins host Melissa Sage-Bollenbach and guest Julie Swieca Gannon to discuss several topics related to our beloved — or despised, depending on the day — South Siders.

Imari is back this season to discuss Cleveland's home opener and the series with the White Sox.

Bayleigh and Chrystal chat about what's been happening in Major League Baseball since Opening Day.

Walker is back this season to discuss the Tigers and explain what the series might look like.

Is that title a gag? No, actually, the White Sox have spent all but one day of this season in first place, including at the moment this podcast was recorded and published. Sure, the team has lost both of its series this season and sits 2-4, but so what? A five-way tie for first in a terrible AL Central still counts as first!

Kristina Airdo, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, & MLB The Show's Ashley Sanders discuss career paths, game development, & White Sox fandom.

Jackson Nelson joined the podcast to chat about the White Sox hosting the Twins for the season's second series.

Just like we wrote it up, the White Sox romped over the Angels on Opening Day, 8-1, so naturally Brett Ballantini gathered some of his closest pals (Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, Brian O'Neill and Joe Resis) to comb back over every luscious detail of a shocking start to the 2025 season.

To get you hyped for Chicago White Sox 2025 baseball and specifically this Opening Day, Brett Ballantini brought in Chrystal O'Keefe, Joe Resis and Hannah Filippo for thoughts on Thursday, the weekend series, and the season itself.

AngelsFaithful joins Chrystal to break down Opening Day and the first series of the season.

In the season premiere of the Ladies' Night Podcast, Hannah Filippo and Melissa Sage-Bollenbach discuss the latest on the White Sox, from Spring Training highlights to season expectations. Will the food really be the best thing about South Side baseball?

We can't avoid the reality of the 2025 season any longer, thus Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, Hannah Filippo and Brett Ballantini sat down to discuss our predictions for the 2025 season.

Bayleigh Von Schneider and Chrystal O'Keefe are back to start the season with MLB updates, opinions, and plenty of Ghostface sightings hidden in the background.

Not a single official loss yet!

With pitchers and catchers reporting this week and games underway at the end of next, it seems time to cinch it up and hunker down to discuss the prospects of the 2025 White Sox

And White Sox excitement in palpable ... oh, sorry, make that pulpable

Sox Populi and South Side Sox had two writers attending the reimagined SoxFest this past weekend, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach for both days, and Kristina Airdo lucky enough to cover the better day, kickoff night on Friday.

As the White Sox keep collecting has-beens and never-weres

For one last time in Our Year of the Utterly Hapless 2024, our staff gathered for a mothership podcast. This time around it was Brett Ballantini hosting Chrystal O'Keefe, Joe Resis and Dante Jones. The program runs broad but obvious: Looking back at the horrors of 2024 and ahead to what may be different in 2025.