The NWSL & the USWNT's generational shift and goodbye Chicago Red Stars

Full Time with Meg Linehan: A show about women's soccer

Change is upon us. In the NWSL and on the U.S. women's national team.

This week, on the Full Time podcast, Tamerra Griffin and Meg Linehan delve into what this means both on and off the pitch. Who will step into the spotlight? Who will be the new culture bearer? Who has that dawg in them?

What should fans be looking out for as Emma Hayes utilizes an experimental roster during the October international friendlies?

A new generation is taking over as legends take one final bow and retire. Now over a decade old, the NWSL is the first U.S. women's soccer league to reach this natural point in a cycle.

There's also the matter of the Chicago Red Stars' rebrand, featuring a new crest and name: Chicago Stars FC. Steph Yang joins the podcast fresh from speaking to club executives about the intentional decisions that went behind the controversial move.

Then, Chicago native and CBS Sports writer and broadcaster Sandra Herrera pops in to share her perspective from the Windy City.

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HOSTS: Tamerra Griffin, Meg Linehan

GUESTS: Steph Yang, Sandra Herrera

PRODUCER: Theo Lloyd-Hughes

VIDEO PRODUCER: Lia Griffin

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Emily Olsen

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Rueter: Fans chose the Red Stars’ name years ago. Now, Chicago is leaving both behind

Chicago Red Stars unveil new name and crest, dropping ‘Red’ and ushering in next chapter

Desiree Scott on retiring after six months of heartbreak: ‘You kind of know it’s coming’

USWNT head coach Emma Hayes names 26-player roster for October friendlies

Orlando Pride’s Marta says she wants to play ‘at least two more years’

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