No Crying in Baseball? The Legacy of 'A League of Their Own' + Exclusive Geena Davis Interview

It’s Wistful Wednesday on Parallel Frequencies, and today, we’re stepping up to the plate with the 1992 Penny Marshall classic, A League of Their Own. Blane and Coco dismantle the "No Crying in Baseball" myth to find a story about the cost of greatness, the complexities of sisterhood, and the "reluctant stardom" of Dottie Hinson.

We tackle the tough questions: Did Dottie drop that ball on purpose in the final game? Why did the film brush over the segregation of the era? And how did a movie about a forgotten 1940s baseball league become a timeless anthem for empowerment?

The episode features a special "Authority Segment"—an exclusive interview with Geena Davis from FanX 2024. Geena talks about the iconic cliff-jump in Thelma & Louise, her work with gender parity in children's media, and her philosophy on why "things will always work out". We also partner with Promise To Live to discuss the importance of mental health and suicide prevention, reminding the "Freqs" that it’s okay to not be okay.

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