Women's sport isn't a future opportunity. It's a present reality — and the infrastructure is finally catching up.
In this conversation, Alexis Ohanian, founder of Seven Seven Six and ATHLOS, sits down with one of the world's most exciting athletes to talk about what ATHLOS is, why it exists, and why this moment matters. ATHLOS was built on a simple but radical premise: that women's track and field deserves a stage, a story, and an economic model worthy of the talent on the track. No outdated formats, no afterthought production — just the fastest women in the world, competing for the biggest prize purse in the sport, on a night built entirely around them.
They'll talk about why the traditional model of women's sport has underdelivered for so long, what it takes to rebuild from the ground up, and how a new generation of athletes and fans is reshaping what athletics looks, feels, and sounds like. Expect candid reflections on the state of the sport, a look at where ATHLOS is headed next, and a few surprises along the way.
This isn't a conversation about potential. The question now is who gets to shape what comes next — and what it means for women's sport, for athletics, and for the culture around it.