Why Pickleball Starts as a Game and Turns Into Something So Much Harder to Walk Away From, with Clare Frank
It’s one thing to pick up a paddle sport on a whim. It’s another thing entirely to realize (somewhere between a rec game and an invite-only underground games scene) that this “casual hobby” has started organizing your calendar, your social life, and, subtly, your sense of self. This week, Casie and Lauren sit down…
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