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For Sarah Hamilton, baseball became far more than a sport—it became a lifeline.

Now an MLB Network broadcast associate, social media manager for SABR’s Women in Baseball Research Committee, and an umpire, Sarah is building an exciting career in the game she loves.

But her path wasn’t always easy.

In this deeply honest conversation, Sarah shares her mental health journey, how baseball gave her purpose during some of life’s darkest moments, and why she’s chosen to speak openly in hopes of helping others.

This episode is about resilience, hope, and the extraordinary power of finding a place where you belong.

Sometimes, the game becomes so much more than the game.

Note: This episode includes a candid discussion of schizophrenia and mental health. If you or someone you know needs support, resources are available through the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI.org)⁠.

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Approximately one in a million Americans will ever compete in the Olympic Games.

Dawn Ellerbe didn’t just reach that extraordinary level—she helped change the future of her sport.

In this episode of Unstoppable Podcast, Lori Lewis sits down with Olympian, 16-time national champion, and multi-time Hall of Fame inductee Dawn Ellerbe to discuss her remarkable journey from a young athlete with big dreams to competing on the world stage at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Although the hammer throw had been an Olympic event for men for more than a century, women were not given the opportunity to compete until 2000. Dawn was among the trailblazers who helped open that door for generations of female athletes to follow.

Together, Lori and Dawn explore the dedication required to compete at the highest level, the challenges of building a sport that didn’t yet exist for women, and the lessons Dawn learned about perseverance, leadership, and creating opportunities for others.

This inspiring conversation is a reminder that history is often made by those willing to step into spaces where no path has been created yet.

Because somewhere, a young girl is watching and realizing she can, too.

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It's the early 1900s—a time when many believed women had no place on the baseball diamond. Alta Weiss stepped onto the pitcher’s mound and drew thousands of fans eager to see what this young woman could do. What they discovered was a talented athlete who could fill grandstands, challenge expectations, and become one of the most fascinating figures in early baseball history.

In this cinematic episode of Unstoppable Podcast, we tell the remarkable story of Alta Weiss—the pitcher who captured headlines across Ohio and inspired generations of women who would follow.

Lori is joined by Dr. Leslie Heaphy, president of the board of the International Women’s Baseball Center, vice president of SABR, chair of SABR’s Women in Baseball Committee, and associate professor of history at Kent State University.

Together, they explore Alta’s baseball career, her life beyond the game, and why her story still resonates more than a century later.

Blending immersive storytelling, original sound design, and conversation with one of the foremost historians of women’s baseball, this episode shines a spotlight on a pioneer whose name deserves to be remembered.

Write her name on the scoreboard.

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Unstoppable Podcast blends cinematic storytelling with immersive sound design and insightful interviews, celebrating women in sports — past and present.

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