1 CD, Charlotte Edwards interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 5 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:40] Edwards talks about unveiling a plaque at Lisson Grove to commemorate the second Lord's Ground, [0:40-2:03] Edwards talks about her early interests in cricket, her father's cricketing career, and playing cricket with boys and men, [2:03-5:21] Edwards talks about the comments she sometimes received from playing in cricket teams with boys for Huntingdonshire.
Track 2: [0:00-1:20] Edwards talks about playing with girls teams and her rise to playing for England, [1:20-2:20] Edwards talks about making her England Test debut at 16 and opening the batting with Jan Brittin, [2:20-3:25] Edwards talks about not being able to break Brittin's record of Test runs because of the reduction in number of Tests played, [3:25-5:42] Edwards talks about expanding the number of Tests for the 2013 Ashes Series and the interest in Test cricket from other nations, [5:42-6:35] Allen talks about putting cricket in the Olympics.
Track 3: [0:00-2:38] Edwards talks about whether other countries would be willing to take part in a Test Series and the challenges of playing Test cricket, [2:38-3:23] Edwards talks about Allen's argument for having mixed cricket matches, [3:23-4:36] Edwards talks about her debut season in international cricket and the publicity she received.
Track 4: [0:00-1:30] Edwards talks about the highlights of her career including beating Australia in her 100th match at Sydney Cricket Ground in 2008, [1:30-2:30] Edwards talks about becoming captain of England and her captaincy style, [2:30-3:50] Edwards talks about the difficulties associated with the captaincy, [3:50-4:39] Edwards talks about moving down the batting order following becoming captain.
Track 5: [0:00-1:05] Edwards talks about the advantages of opening the batting and having no plans to retire, [1:05-1:47] Edwards talks about long-term goals including winning the 2013 Women's Cricket World Cup and World Twenty20 in 2012, [1:47-2:30] Edwards talks about playing domestic cricket for Northern Districts in New Zealand, East Anglia and Kent, [2:30-4:37] Edwards talks about telling other players they won't be selected for the England team while as captain, [5:14-6:42] Edwards talks about her goals beyond her cricketing career including coaching.