Riley Gaines's message of protecting the integrity of women’s sports is set to gain an even larger reach as she hosts a new OutKick show, Gaines for Girls.

On Monday, OutKick announced that Gaines would be joining its lineup, which includes Tomi Lahren is Fearless, Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich, and Hot Mic with Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton.

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Gaines is a 12-time All-American swimmer who competed on behalf of the University of Kentucky, including in a meet against Lia Thomas, a biological man who identifies as a woman. Gaines has become a leading voice against the participation of transgender athletes in women’s sports.

“OutKick is the foremost defender of truth in sports media today. Men who identify as women winning championships is patently absurd and only woke idiots at ESPN will defend it,” OutKick founder Clay Travis told the Washington Examiner in a statement. “I’m proud of Riley’s bravery in standing up for women against this absurdity and excited to have her as a part of the OutKick family.”

The conservative multimedia sports platform said Gaines's new show will debut on Wednesday.

“I'm so excited to be partnering with OutKick to release my new podcast Gaines for Girls,” Gaines said. “The audience can expect open conversations from policy experts, world-renown scientists, elite athletes, and others who have been affected by the cultural issues plaguing America.”

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“OutKick is the ideal place to facilitate these conversations considering their understanding of sports and politics as well as their love for America and our freedoms,” Gaines added. “You can expect raw truth from Gaines for Girls!”

The show will be available on OutKick’s website in addition to other podcast platforms.