Momentum: The Women's Sports Show Taking Australia by Storm Lands on Binge, Kayo & Foxtel!
Get ready, sports fans! Momentum, the groundbreaking women's sports show from Missing Perspectives, is finally hitting screens across Australia. After building a massive online following and sparking vital conversations about the future of women's sport, Momentum is officially launching on BINGE, Kayo Sports, and Foxtel.
This isn't just another sports show. Momentum dives deep into the stories, struggles, and triumphs of female athletes, coaches, and the passionate communities that support them. It's a celebration of skill, dedication, and the ongoing fight for equality in a traditionally male-dominated world.
What Makes Momentum Different?
Unlike mainstream coverage that often sidelines women's sports, Momentum puts them front and centre. The show fearlessly tackles tough topics, explores the challenges faced by female athletes, and highlights the incredible impact these women have on and off the field. It's raw, honest, and undeniably inspiring.
Where to Watch
You can now catch Momentum on:
- BINGE: Stream it anytime, anywhere.
- Kayo Sports: Enjoy live and on-demand coverage.
- Foxtel: Tune in to dedicated channels for the full experience.
The Foxtel Group's commitment to showcasing Momentum signals a significant shift in the Australian media landscape. It demonstrates a growing recognition of the demand for high-quality, dedicated coverage of women's sports. This partnership will allow Momentum to reach a wider audience and amplify its message of empowerment and inclusivity.
Why You Need to Watch
Momentum is more than just entertainment; it's a cultural moment. Whether you're a seasoned sports fanatic or just curious about the world of women's athletics, this show will captivate, challenge, and inspire you. It's a must-watch for anyone who believes in the power of sport to unite, empower, and change the world.
Don't miss out! Tune in to BINGE, Kayo Sports, and Foxtel to experience the Momentum revolution. Join the conversation and become part of the movement to celebrate and support women in sport.
