Madam Ram

Toni Collette plays Georgia Frontiere, the woman who went from aspiring opera singer to inheriting the LA Rams after her husband's death, becoming one of the first female NFL owners in history. Produced by Qcode in partnership with LuckyChap (Margot Robbie's production company), The Cantillon Company, and Vocab Films, this is one of the newer and most polished entries in the catalog. The show tracks Georgia's extraordinary trajectory through a male-dominated sports industry where nobody wanted her there. Collette brings layers of vulnerability and steel to the role -- her Georgia is ambitious, flawed, and fascinating. Michelle Rosenfarb created the series, and the writing avoids the trap of making Georgia either a saint or a villain. She is complicated, and the show is better for it. With 8 main episodes running 36 to 58 minutes (plus bonus content bringing the total to 21 entries), this is substantial storytelling. The 4.8-star rating from 130 reviews reflects the strong early reception. Reviewers consistently note that the show transcends sports podcasting -- you do not need to care about football to be drawn in. The themes of power, ambition, scandal, and the cost of demanding respect in spaces where you are unwelcome are universal.