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The Yay - A Bay Area Theatre PodcastEpisode 321: Nicolas LogueOn this Memorial Day episode of The Yay, Jake and I welcome Nicolas Logue, actor and fight coordinator – he’s also the associate professor at Winward Community College and Fight Director at Dueling Arts International. We talk about Nic’s upbringing, how he got into fight coordinating and where he sees himself in the future.
Nic can be reached directly by email: logue@hawaii.edu
Jameelah Rose has her own business selling healthy drinks - MelanA☥D is a black owned business that specializes in alkaline elixirs used to heal the mind and body. It's currently being sold at the Mandela...2025-05-261h 18
Real Estate Wholesaling SyndicateHard Money Secrets Every Wholesaler Needs to Know with Jeremy AdrianIn this episode of the Wholesaling Syndicate podcast, Ky Logue sits down with Jeremy Adrian, co-founder of Crown Capital Resources, a leading hard money lending company in Texas. They dive deep into the world of hard money lending and how it can be a game-changer for wholesalers looking to scale their real estate investing businesses.Jeremy breaks down the misconceptions around hard money, explains the process of securing funding for fix-and-flip or buy-and-hold properties, and shares tips on building strong relationships with local lenders to close more deals. They also cover key insights on how new wholesalers...2025-01-0928 min
Playing from the TipsPlaying From The Tips #5In the wake of The Players Championship, things aren’t slowing down in world golf, with a feast of tournaments on offer this week.The PGA Tour of Australasia is heading towards its season conclusion with the Play Today NSW Open taking place this week. LIV Golf is back this week, this time in Tucson, Arizona, while the PGA Tour’s Florida Swing concludes at the Valspar Championship.Meanwhile the DP World Tour is in South Africa, the Asian Tour heads for India and the Ladies European Tour visits Singapore.Host Jimmy Emanuel is j...2023-03-1433 min
The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 134: Full Swing Spoiled for ChoiceEverybody in golf is talking about the Netflix series Full Swing so we thought we should too. The bigger question, though, is whether anybody outside the game is taking notice.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
Arian Logue's Full Swing review
Geoff Shackelford's review2023-02-231h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 132: Regional Golf - Off The Meaten TrackIt's not the sexiest topic in golf but it is one that has far reaching impacts and Golf NSW's recent announcement about a programme of regional golf events supported by the state government over the next three years is a huge positive. Mark Hayes joins the pod to break down the announcement plus the broader impact of golf on regional Australia and, conversely, the impact of regional Australia on golf. There's also a bit about Patrick Reed.
Links mentioned ion this episode:
Mark Hayes
Portarlington Golf Club
https://www.portarlingtongolf.com.au
...2023-02-011h 02The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 119: Golf's Most Important Word: SustainabilityGolf faces multiple problems but among its most serious is the perception that it is an environmentally irresponsible use of land. While the game can - and is - improving in this area it is important golfers and non-golfers alike are aware of the message. Sam Thomas of the GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf joins the pod to talk Sustainable Golf Week and the game's future.
Links mentioned on this episode:
GEO Foundation Sustainable Golf Website
https://sustainable.golf
Sustainable Golf Week
https://sustainable.golf/sustainablegolfweek/
Morri on Sustainable Golf...2022-10-0658 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 118: Presidents Cup PlusIt's hard to imagine there's much left to say about the Presidents Cup but we won't let that stop us. There's a bit of LIV and World Rankings talk as well.
Links mentioned on this episode (H/T Adrian Logue):
Jimmy’s appearance on 19th Tee Podcast
https://anchor.fm/the-19th-tee
Jeff Bezos interview with Henry Blodget
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx92bUw7WX8
Jeff Bezos phallic rocket
https://www.blueorigin.com/new-shepard/
Justin Thomas being a phallic rocket
https://twitter.com/Fo...2022-09-301h 14
The Firm & Fast Golf PodcastAdrian Logue from the Good Good Golf PodcastAdrian Logue is a self confessed golf tragic who co-hosts the Good Good Golf Podcast with Rod Morri.
Adrian has managed to facilitate a career in golf using computer programming and development as his professional vehicle, an unusual combination for sure, however, Adrian is not your usual software developer!
In this episode we explore a little on the World Handicapping System thanks to a few questions from one of my fourball playing partners, Adrian's theory on 'eyes up golf', podcasting, golf writing, course ratings, golf paths, websites and logos and a cool trip to Barnbougle...2022-09-291h 50The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 117: Man on a Mission - Ewan PorterFrom touring professional to hating the game to falling in love with it all over again. Ewan Porter's golf journey has run the full gamut including his latest mission to play every golf course in Sydney. Not just the fancy ones, mind, but the public courses, too. It's an intriguing tale and features some good banter with Adrian Logue and Golf Australia magazine deputy editor (and now regular Good Good co-host) Jimmy Emanuel.
Links mentioned on this eprisode (H/T Adrian Logue):
Woodville Golf Course
https://www.cumberland.nsw.gov.au/woodville-public-golf-course
Adidas...2022-09-2259 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 112: Hannah Holden from National Club GolferHannah Holden is one of the small number of women who cover golf, her contributions ranging from in depth equipment reviews to opinion pieces on LIV Golf and the reaction to Linn Grant's win in the Scandinavian Mixed event last month. Hannah is young, thoughful, good at golf and a terrific guest on this week's show.
Links mentioned on this episode (courtesy of Adrian logue):
Hannah’s article about Linn Grant’s win in National Club Golfer
https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/news/linn-grant-historic-golf-victory/
Sandy Jameson on Twitter
https://twitter.com/jamogolf
2022-07-081h 02The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 103: Course Rankings - Can They Get It Right?In polite society it's religion and politics but in the golf world if you want to start an argument bring up golf course rankings. On Ep 103 Golf Australia Magazine editor Brendan James comes into the studio to talk about the magazine's latest top 100 list, how courses are judged and some of the myths around the ranking system. Co host Adrian Logue also has a special announcement about an upcoming trip to Barnbougle Dunes.
Links mentioned on this episode:
The Golfer’s Alliance - Barnbougle Event
https://thegolfersalliance.com
Golf Australia Magazine’s Top...2022-03-051h 14The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 090: A chat from the archives with Leona MaguireAfter a stunning week in Ohio Ireland's Leona Maguire is the toast of golf so what better time to dig into the archives and replay this 2019 chat with her from the Australian Ladies Classic at Bonville. 2021-09-091h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 089: Emma Ballard from Women and Golf MagazineWomen and Golf Magazine Editor Emma Ballard joins the pod to talk Carnoustie, SolhiemCup, FedEx Cup, Curtis Cup, her Masters Cup and lots of other stuff on a disorganised and rambling Ep 89.
Links mentioend on ths episode:
Emma's interview with Annika Sorenstam
John Huggan's fascinating piece on the differenc between caddying for mem annd women at the top level of the game.2021-09-031h 12The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 088: Veteran Golf Writer Bill Fields joins the showIf there were world rankings for golf writers Bill Fields would've been inside the top 10 for each of the past 40 years. Twice an Editor of Golf World magazine and a multiple award winning journalist and author, Fields is regarded among his peers as one of the very best at his craft. In the shrinking world of print media Fields is no longer a full time staff writer and has instead branched out with his own newsletter, The Albatross.
Links mentioned on this episode
Bill Fields' newlsetter The Albatross2021-08-191h 06The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 087: Ali Whitaker and Mike ClaytonDoes it matter if men and women score differently when playing a tournament at the same venue? Is that a problem for Olympic golf? Was Aditi Ashok's fourth place finish the biggest and most important story for the game in The Games? Will the obsession with 9 and 18 hole courses eventually kill urban golf? All this plus some architecture talk when TV commentator Ali Whitaker joins Mike Clayton and regular hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue for Episode 87.2021-08-111h 07The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 086: An Olympics rant and Golf's New World OrderIf a child draws a dog-shaped dog is the Kasumigaseki Country Club a good golf course? Has the PGL found an ally in Adrian Logue? When are you too old to ride a skateboard? All intriguing questions and none of them answered when Golf Australia magazine Deputy Editor Jimmy Emanuel joins Episode 86.
Links mentioned on this episode:
Eamon Lynch's excellent defence of golf's place in the Olympics2021-08-051h 08The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 085: Inclusive Design with Christine FraserCan the way golf courses are designed really have an impact on how diverse the game's base is? Canadian course architect Christine Fraser thinks so and explains why on Episode 85.
Links mentioend on this episode:
Christine's website
Christine's 'Men only' golf club brush
Video from Christine's day at Dentonia Park in Toronto2021-07-271h 03The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 084: Arguing About Water with Pat JonesPat Jones has spent his life lobbying on behalf of and telling the stories of turf specialists at every level. Last month he took exception to a column written by Good Good co-host Rod Morri about water use at the US Open at Torrey Pines. So, in the interests of entertainment and education, we did the only decent thing and invited him on the pod to thrash it out.
Links:
The Twitter thread started by Brian Schneider on the real cost of carts2021-07-141h 15The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 083: Meg MacLaren On Life, Golf and WinningFriend of the pod and one of the game's most popular young players Meg MacLaren returns to Good Good this week to talk her victory on the Symetra Tour, what it's REALLY like trying to win, the murky world of fist pumps, writing, golf, mental strength and much, much more.
Links mentionedon this episode:
Logue snapped his fingers and the below link appeared like magic!
Meg's outstanding post victory blog2021-07-061h 10The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 082: Women And Golf With Karen HardingWe talk a lot about the problems confronting women in the world of golf but on episode 82 we get an insight into what some of the solutions might be. Melbourne based journalist Karen Harding produced a lengthy and thoughtful piece for the June issue of Golf Australia magazine laying out the current state of affairs for women in golf but importantly also noting some of the potential ways forward.
Links mentioned on this epsidoe:
Karen Harding's excellent in depth article on women and golf
Follow Karen on Twitter2021-07-011h 03The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 081: US Open and Women's PGA with Mike ClaytonOne of life's great luxuries is to talk golf with Mike Clayton. Running a close second is to listen to Clayton talk about golf. We did the former on Episode 81 so you could do the latter. Topics include Peter Thomson's writings from 1981, last week's US Open, Australians under performing, Hannah Green, Su Oh and a couple of rabbit holes as well.2021-06-231h 22The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 080: What's Doing At Dunedoo?It's been six weeks since the golf course in the small country town of Dunedoo in NSW was severely damaged in a vandalism attack. This week we turn away from the US Open at Torrey Pines to get an update on the remarkable generosity that has seen Dunedoo start the journey to recovery with Club President Mark Gallagher and GM Ricky Bush. The third men's major of the year does get some air time but in typical Good Good fashion not in the way you'd think.
Links mentioned on this episode:
The GOLF NSW article...2021-06-181h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 079: Women At The US Women's OpenIt was a ground breaking week at the 76th US Women's Open with almost half the volunteer grounds staff made up of women from all over the US. Minnesota based golf architect Kari Haug was among that number and joins the pod this week to talk about that experience plus some thoughts on golf and its place in the community, why she wants to build a course with canal canoes and what Scotland taught her about making golf interesting.
Links metnioned on this episode:
Kari's website or if you want to get straight to the...2021-06-1158 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 078: Richard Kaufman talks US Women's Open, Naomi Osaka and moreSky Sports commentator Richard Kaufman joins episode 78 to chat about the US Women's Open but it wouldn't be Good Good if we didn't fall down some rabbit holes and this week the Naomi Osaka situation was one of them.2021-06-021h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 077: Phil, The Saudis and the Australian OpenAn eclectic mix of topics might be the best way to describe Episode 77 when we are joined by John Huggan for a PGA wrap. That plan, however, soon went completely off the rails and descended into a discussion about world affairs and how to deal with Saudi Arabia and how the Masters might be key to fixing the Australian Open.2021-05-251h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 076: The Dark Side Of Greg ChalmersTwo time Australian Open and Australian PGA champion Greg Chalmers is known as one of the nicest guys in the game and that's as it should be. But the man they call Snake reveals his dark side on Episode 76 when he talks this week's PGA at Kiawah Island. Chalmers was in the field last time a major was played here in 2012 and well remembers just what a nasty experience the Pete Dye creation can be. Unlike nine years ago, though, this week he is hoping the course bares its teeth and gives the best in the world an examination...2021-05-201h 08The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 075: The Other Side of Architecture with Harley KruseIt's not the glamorous side of golf course design but in broad terms vegetation management might be the most important aspect of the job. Course architect Harley Kruse joins Ep 75 to talk about all things golf courses and environment including the difference between native and indigenous plants and why removing trees that should never have been planted is a win for nature. There is also an update on the intriguing Kameruka project in southern NSW.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout...2021-05-121h 07The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 074: Modern Media, Money, Pro Golf and all that StuffOn Episode 74 we'e joined by one of the younger members of the golf press when Golf Australia magazine Deputy Editor Jimmy Emmanuel joins the pod to talk modern media and where it's going as well as other happenings in the world of golf.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-05-051h 04The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 073: Logue Finally Does BarnbougleAfter years of ridicule Good Good co-host Adrian Logue finally made the pilgrimage to Barnbougle Dunes in Tasmania and on Episode 73 answers the question on everybody's lips: how did he rate the paths? There's that plus plenty more of his unique insights into one of the world's great golf experiences in a special two man edition of Good Good.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-04-271h 15The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 072: Meg Maclaren on Matsuyama's MastersAs always the Masters managed to produce an incredible story in winner Hideki Matsuyama whose victory will likely have impacts beyond the golf world. Two time LET winner Meg Maclaren joins the pod to break down the interesting tidbits from the week as well as delve into the role of professional golf in the game more broadly.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network
Meg Maclaren's blog2021-04-141h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 071: John Huggan talks ANA and MastersA thrilling finish at the ANA, Spieth back from wherever he's been and the Masters just a couple of days away. No shortage of topics to discuss with special guest John Huggan.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-04-071h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 070: Karrie Webb and Bryden MacphersonIt's the first major of the year and who better to talk to about the importance of the ANA Inspiration (or the Dinah Shore as many of us still call it) in the history of the LPGA than two time winner and Australian golf legend Karrie Webb. Karrie talks about the ANWA (hint: Augusta National's women's event doesn't tick ALL the boxes), changing tournament names to suit sponsors, her own two wins and more. In part two Karrie sticks around for a bit as we chat to Golf Challenge NSW Open winner Bryden Macpherson about one of the most...2021-04-011h 26The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 069: Getting Public Golf RightWe've spent alot of time on the pod discussing the battles over public golf and its place in the broader community and most of that discussion has leaned towards the negative. But on this episode we're going to meet the GM of a public facility who are showing the way on how to get it right. Robby Stephenson runs the Council Owned Links Shell Cove south of Wollongong and has some terrific advice on how public golf can weave itself into a local community.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf...2021-03-241h 00The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 068: Mike Clayton, Olympics and Moore ParkMike Clayton is one of our favourite guests and on Episode 68 he's in fine form talking golf and the Olympics, caddying for Elvis Smylie, the aerial versus the ground game and plenty more as well.2021-03-1858 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 067: The Science of Golf And HealthWith public golf in a precarious position in many parts of Australia the game needs to make its case for remaining part of communuties and on Ep 67 Dr Brad Stenner joins us to do just that. Research conducted by Brad as part of the R&A's Golf and Health initiative indicates the game is a benefit for those who play it, especially in the over 55 age group, but says more research is needed.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20...2021-03-081h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 066: Kameruka - Rediscovering A Lost Golf CourseA throwaway comment over coffee one morning sparked a journey of discovery that ultimately uncovered the remarkable story of a lost golf course in a remote corner of NSW. Good Good co-host Adrian Logue and Sydney based course architect Harley Kruse join the pod to discuss the extraordinary story of the Kameruka golf course.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
The Kameruka Society website
Kameruka Golf on Twitter
Kameruka Golf on InstaGram
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
2021-03-011h 06The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 065: Colin Criss and 'BIg Golf' v 'Small Golf'Many believe golf is in a second golden age of course architecture with some of the finest minds in the field producing amazing courses around the world. But today's guest, Colin Criss, thinks we may be going too far with modern design. In a fascinating piece for The Fried Egg website last week he outlined his thoughts on 'Big' v 'Small' golf and he joins the pod this week to tease out some of those notions.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
Colin's essay at The Fried Egg
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society...2021-02-221h 11The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 064: Golf's Growing Footprint With The USGA's George WatersOne of he more intriguing aspects of the R&A and USGA Distance Insights Report is a study of how golf courses have changed in size and shape over the decades. USGA Manager of Green Section Education George Waters joins the pod for a fascinating look at the findings and how several factors - including increased hitting distance - continue to impact the game's footprint.
The key findings - and a link to the in depth study - can be found here.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't...2021-02-151h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 063: John Huggan, Saudi Arabia and the Distance DebateWe welcome John Huggan back to he pod this week to talk all things professional golf from the lure of Jordan Spieth to the ethics of golf in Saudi Arabia. As always, it's a can't miss discussion with one of the keenest minds in the game.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-02-091h 15The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 062: Mat Goggin and Mike ClaytonThere was much excitement around the golf world last week with the formal announcement that the firm of Clayton, DeVries and Pont had been selected to design and build the highly anticipated Seven Mile Beach course near Hobart in Tasmania. On Episode 62 CDP partner Mike Clayton and the development's main driver, Mat Goggin, join hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue to discuss the project.2021-02-011h 08The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 061: Harley Kruse And The Ethics Of New CoursesSydney based architect Harley Kruse joins hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue in studio for our first recording session of 2021. We cover the ethics of new course builds, sharing golf course space, the 'hard equals good' mindset and even a bit of Raymond Chandler. Enjoy.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-01-261h 02The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 060: Happy New Year With Meg MaclarenThoughtful, articulate, intelligent and talented: Meg Maclaren is everything your co-hosts are not. The two time LET winner joins the pod to kick off the 2021 season covering a diverse range of topics, from her involvement in an academic study into her blogging to a near miss under lights in the desert. It's entertaining and informative and sets the bar pretty high for the rest of 2021.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2021-01-181h 11
The Golfing Greenkeeper PodcastEP.12 Golf Chat With Ross FlanniganWalking the Fairways includes info about the new Bougle Run short course at Barnbougle which is to become a 52 hole facility (not 42 as I mention - Clearly I can't count whilst talking!) and some news coming out of Royal Canberra and Elanora Golf Club in Sydney.
I also catch up with friend of the podcast Ross Flannigan and I learn about wedges as I want to know more before I buy some new gear and we get a little philosophical about golf courses on public land in particular Moore Park Golf Club in Sydney.
As always thanks for listening and...2020-12-191h 38The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 059: Stakes High In The Battle For Moore ParkIf one of Australia's most successful public golf facilities can be cut from 18 to nine holes what hope is there for smaller operations around the country? On Episode 59 of the Good Good podcast we'e joined by Moore Park Golf Club member Lucie Quilliam to get a local perspective on Sydney City Council's move to cut the course to nine holes.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
The TalkinGolf Network2020-12-1459 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 058: Lukas Michel2020 has been quite the journey for Lukas Michel and he joins the pod in studio in Sydney for a recap of a remarkable year. There's lots of chat about Augusta, Winged Foot and course achitecture.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Scott Michaux's excellent piece on Lukas
The episode of The Golfing Greenkeeper (talking about Dan Soutar) as mentioned by Adrian Logue.2020-12-0659 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 57: Less Than Perfect Makes For Ideal MastersThe course wasn't it's usual pristine best but it didn't detract from the 84th edition of the Masters at Augusta National. Carolina Golf Course Superintendent Matthew Wharton joins the pod to discuss 'Augusta Syndrome', golfer expectations and the golf course as a living breathing, entity.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Matthew Wharton on Twitter
Matthew Wharton's 2019 Masters essay.
Matthew's 2020 Masters essay.
Rod Morri on the joy of an imperfect Augusta2020-11-181h 06The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 56: Ewan Porter On Kids, Socks, The Masters and MoreFormer Tour player turned TV commentator and junior golf advocate Ewan Porter is on a Sydney golf odyssey tracing his roots in the game back to his childhood so it seemed the perfect opportunity to get him in studio for a chat. From his now infamous black sock incident at a leading Sydney club to his Junior Series and what to expect at The Masters, it's just a good old fashioned chinwag about the game and its many facets.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The...2020-11-091h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 55: Meg Maclaren plus Women, War and Sport with Dr Ali BowesTwo time LET winner Meghan Maclaren has attracted plenty of attention for her excellent writing, so much so that she recently took part in a collaborative university study looking at her blog and its place in the game. Co-author Dr Ali Bowes joins this week's pod (it's actually last week's pod but things got a bit hectic) to discuss the unique collaborative study plus a range of other fascinating media and women's golf issues.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Dr...2020-11-011h 10The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 54: Mike Clayton and Harley KruseWe've swapped one keen golf mind for two on Ep 54. With Adrian Logue off playing golf it was generous of Mike Clayton and Harley Kruse to step in and save the day. A great chat about golf and its place in society and what the game can do to help secure its own future.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network2020-10-201h 16The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 53: Journos; Who Needs 'em?In a world of social media where anyone with an internet connection can broadcast an opinion is there still a role for trained journalists? Michael McEwan, Digital Editor of UK based magazine Bunkered, says yes and joins the pod this week to discuss.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Michael's opinion piece that started it all2020-10-131h 11The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 52: John Huggan, Brandel Chamblee And The BubbleTwo big events for John Huggan this week: he was on site at a golf tournament for the first time since February and he also got blocked by Brandel Chamblee on Twitter. Hard to imagine a better time to get him the pod (even though it's only been four weeks since his last appearance). Enjoy!
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The TalkinGolf Network2020-10-061h 04The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 51: Jeff Mingay And The Architect's BurdenCanadian architect Jeff Mingay joins the pod this week to discuss the role of architecture in the game beyond just creating interesting golf plus the responsibility of designers in educating the golf public about what constitutes 'good' golf.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
Jeff Mingay's excellent website
The TalkinGolf Network2020-10-011h 28The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 50: Whinged Foot - The FalloutThere's been no shortage of whining and whinging about the US Open at Winged Foot and you'll find plenty more of it here though hopefully with a somewhat different angle. Enjoy.
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The TalkinGolf Network2020-09-211h 05The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 49: Winged Foot and The WallWe try not to talk a bout the same stuff as everybody else on Good Good but every now and then there is no getting around it. Hopefully we at least bring some fresh perspectives to the discussion about the wall controversy at the ANA as well as what's ahead at the US Open.
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The TalkinGolf Network2020-09-161h 00The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 048: Logue's Back And So Is HuggyJohn Huggan joins Episode 48 to break down everything that is wrong with the Tour Championship (and the rest of the PGA Tour), the parlous state of the European Tour and what the future may hold, Sophia Popov not being in the ANA and plenty more as well.
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JOhn Huggan's piece on the US Open2020-09-091h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 047: Golf And The Environment with Harley Kruse and Kate TorgersenNo Logue this week and while we miss him there is no shortage of good content as Harley Kruse steps into the co-hosting role and we welcome golf environmental specialist Kate Torgersen to the show. Kate advises clubs on returning as many indigenous species to their property as possible (among a bunch of other stuff).
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
Kate Torgersen on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/environmental_golf_solutions/, Facebook and Twitter.
You can see Kate's website here
Abbie Richards...2020-09-0253 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 046: On The Tee With Dr POn episode 46 we get into a bit of good old fashioned network cross promotion when we welcome On the Tee With Dr P host Dr Kelly Price back to the show. Dr P is an academic with a particular interest in women's golf as well as the psychology of consumers in the retail space. If you're looking for a way to cure your slice or stop three putting this won't be the show for you but if you enjoy intelligent conversation about big picture topics then you've come to the right place.
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2020-08-241h 07The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 45: So You Want To Be In Golf Media?One of our favourite recurring topics on Good Good is the changing nature of media and its relationship with the game. On Episode 45 we welcome co-founder of one of the new breed of media publications – Will Watt of Caddie magazine – to discuss what it’s like to launch a magazine from scratch, the role of the golf media in promoting the game’s image beyond the word’s fairways and some chat about his newly released book as well.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
Will Watt on Tw...2020-08-181h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 044: An Intriguing Idea For Public GolfBack in the late 2000's there was a bold and intriguing idea floated at the PGA of Australia to promote and encourage public golf. The plan was to build several template facilities on vacant council land across the nation to be run by PGA members and get new and exsting golfers playing more golf. For all sorts of reasons the idea never got off the ground but could the concept still be relevant today? On Episode 44 we meet one of the architects of the scheme to talk about that plus plenty more.
Links mentioned on this episode:2020-08-1056 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 43: Lockdown, Majors and Lydia Ko with Mike ClaytonWith the strangest major championship in living memory getting underway this week and Mike Clayton stuck at home in Victoria thanks to Corona Virus it seemed like a perfect opportunity to get the analyst, architect and commentator on the pod. So we did. Enjoy.
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As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
Mike Clayton on Twitter
And don't forget the TalkinGolf network, home to some of the internet's best golf podcasts2020-08-071h 12The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 42: Golf And The Big Picture With Harley KruseSydney based architect Harley Kruse is a thoughtful and knowledgeable type who has had access to some of the best minds in golf and golf course architecture for the best part of three decades. On Episode 42 he talks trees, golf as green space, the importance of regional and suburban golf and how we can make it better and so much more as well.
Links mentioned on this episode:
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Harley Kruse on Twitter
And don't forget the TalkinGolf network, home to some of...2020-07-281h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 41: Does Golf Really Have Nine Virtues?Jay Revell is one of the most interesting voices in golf today and he joins episode 41 to talk his new book, why some of us get so hooked on the game and whether the future is bright despite the constant bad news that has been 2020.
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And don't forget the TalkinGolf network, home to some of the internet's best golf podcasts2020-07-221h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 40: Time For Blokes To ListenThere was quite the response last week when Good Good co-host Adrian Logue retweeted a story from Golf Business UK magazine featuring 30 year golfer Kerry Cooper and her horror story of joining an English golf club. In light of the reaction, it seemed the only sensible thing to do was invite her other podcast to tell her story. So we did.
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Kerry can be contacted via email...2020-07-141h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 39: The Match: The Day Golf Podcasts Changed ForeverSome salty language, some piling on Hogan and a whole lot of terrific and entertaining analysis. Yes the Book Club is back with host Derek Duncan joining Adrian Logue and reigning US Mid Amateur champion Lukas Michel to dissect The Match by Mark Frost - one of golf's most legendary stories.2020-07-081h 24The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 38: Meg MacLaren Makes Her Good-Good DebutIt's hard to believe this is Meg MacLaren's first appearance on the Good-Good podcast but it's a worthy debut. The recent winner on the newly formed Rose Ladies Series talks the LET/LPGA joint venture, her recent foray into TV writing, her addiction to golf and, of course, that victory last week.
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The TalkinGolf network, home to some of the internet's best golf podcasts2020-06-291h 07The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 37: Finally, Ewan PorterIt was a disaster when we asked Ewan Porter to come on the show last month and the recording 'somehow' got lost. But let's not dwell on the past, that water is under the bridge and on Episode 37 we catch up with the player turned commentator for some fascinating insights into the game.
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The TalkinGolf network, home to some of the internet's best golf...2020-06-2359 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp36: Unsung Heroes - Vern MorcomMany Australians with an interest in course architecture will be familiar with the name 'Morcom' but so often we when we hear the name we think mostly of Mick Morcom, who is credited with implementing Mackenzie's plans at Royal Melbourne. But while Mick's son Vern is hardly an unknown quantity, his influence on the game in Australia - and particularly regional Victoria - has never been properly documented. Until now. Author Toby Cumming joins the podcast this week to talk about his upcoming book on the life and work of Vern Morcom.
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The TalkinGolf network, home to some of the internet's best golf podcasts2020-06-0954 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp34: 1Club founder Sandy JamiesonWe first met Sandy Jamieson back in January when he launched 1Club golf, a concept he designed himself to attract more people to the game. Six months on and despite a worldwide pandemic, 1Club has proved a major success. Sandy joins us on Episode 34 to talk about that plus the state of golf more broadly.
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The TalkinGolf network, home to some of the...2020-06-011h 14The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 33: John Huggan talks Rory, Aus Open and moreRespected golf writer John Huggan joins Episode 33 to talk all things golf including: his recent podcast interview with Rory McIlroy that went viral; the 'Hitler' v 'Stalin' choice potentially facing the European Tour; the future of the Australian Open; gender politics in golf and so much more.
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The Rory Interview on the excellent McKellar Journal Podcast2020-05-251h 23The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 32: Spirit of St Andrews RevisitedEpisode 32…the one that got away. We recorded a fabulous chat with former Touring Professional Ewan Porter this week and covered everything from the demons within that drive golfers to distraction to innovative formats and the future of the professional game in Australia. Sadly, nobody will get to hear that because of what we are referring to as a technical glitch (also known as oops….lost the recording!) We will have Ewan back in the next week or two but in the meantime we’ve delved into the archives to re-post one of our most popular episodes ever, The Book C...2020-05-192h 34The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 31: Weaning Golf Off PlasticMany outside the game see golf as - at best - a negative for the environment and there is no doubt the game has some significant questions to answer about issues such as water and chemical use. But there is another - mostly hidden - way that golf is less than environmentally friendly and it comes in the form of the humble golf tee. The predominantly plastic or hardwood device millions of golfers use to begin almost every hole they play is actually a needlessly damaging piece of equipment and this week's Good Good guest is doing something about...2020-05-121h 00The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 30: Looper Life In A London LockdownAdam Drummond was once an aspiring professional but drifted into caddying just before the new millennium. 21 years later he's still at it having collected a host of great stories - not to mention a bunch of golf wisdom - along the way. Adam joins us for Episode 30 of Good Good to chew the fat about all things golf.
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Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler play a match with persimmon and blades
Adrian Logue's photography and musings on the game2020-05-051h 20The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 029: Canada's Answer To Mike ClaytonIan Andrew is a gentler version of our own Mike Clayton, a passionate course architect whose perspective and interest in the game is infinitely broader than his own place in it. Andrew joined Episode 29 to talk about his new book on famed Canadian architect Stanley Thompson plus a myriad of other topics including, but not limited to, the purpose of bunkers, the emerging moral issue of water and golf and why the future might be better for those who think width and angles are the key to more interesting golf.
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The...2020-04-271h 28The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 028: Where Golf And Art Intersect With Lee WybranskiSick of Covid 19? Us too. So we're not mentioning it this week. Instead, we're delving into the world of golf and art when we catch up with renowned golf artist Lee Wybranski. Lee has produced the posters for every US Open since 2008 and has painted as well as work for The Open Championship, PGA and Ryder Cup. He has also been commissioned to paint just about every significant club and course in North East America as well as many Scotland, too. Lee's passion for course architecture shines through in this engaging discussion on the world where golf and art...2020-04-201h 10The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 027: The Ghosts of Masters PastFor more than a decade Scott Micheaux had one of the best jobs in golf. As one of the lead golf writers for the Augusta Chronicle Michaux was tasked each year with producing a major profile of the defending champion in readiness as part of the paper's preview for each years event. From Angel Cabrera to Adam Scott and a surprise encounter with Tiger Woods, Michaux has some fabulous memories and stories from one of the most revered tournaments - and clubs - in the game.
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For the best in...2020-04-131h 12The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 026: Covid 19 Now and BeyondWe'd all love to talk about something else but the realities of the ongoing Corona Virus Pandemic are making it hard. This week Matt Day, GM at Perth's 27-hole Collier Park facility, joins the pod to talk about the day to day realities of life in charge of two golf courses and some major projects which have been thrown into uncertainty. Matt is a thoughtful analyst of the golf business - and public golf in particular - and his insights are always worth listening to.
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For the best in high...2020-04-071h 01The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 024: Might Covid 19 Be Good For Golf?With a world spinning seemingly out of control there are lots of questions about where golf should fit in the new world order. There are no right or wrong answers but on Episode 24 Rod Morri and Adrian Logue are joined by Dave Hill (aka One Bearded Golfer) to thrash out some of the issues. It's a rambling chat but what else are you going to talk about at a time like this?
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For...2020-03-2459 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 023: Anyone For a Top 100 Courses Debate?If you want to start an argument in golf there are a couple of surefire topics that will do it and the ranking of the country's top 100 courses is one of them. On Episode 23 of Good Good, Golf Australia Magazine Editor Brendan James joins us in studio to discuss the where, what, when, how and why of his publication's biennial list. It's a fascinating discussion that wanders in a few different directions including (despite best efforts to avoid it) the impact of COVID 19.
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Adrian's critique...2020-03-171h 15The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 022: The Mad Americans In StudioThey're the heavy weights of Golf Twitter and it was a privilege for Good Good to host Michael Wolf, Jon Cavalier and Nigel Islam in studio for a rambling chat about all things golf and all things Australia. From Royal Melbourne to Barwon Heads and NSW to Royal Adelaide, Wolf, Cavalier and their less well known but incredibly knowledgeable travel companion Islam had a great time here and have some interesting observations about the golf culture and courses in these parts.
While you're listening along make sure to surf over to The Golf Society and check out...2020-03-091h 16The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 021: The Book Club - The World Atlas Of GolfGroundbreaking stuff on the Good Good Golf Podcast this week as we welcome a new guest host but reintroduce an old segment. The Book Club was one of the great success stories of the iSeekGolf podcast and it returns this week with Feed The Ball's Derek Duncan in the host chair joined by Adrian Logue and Monarch Of The Green author Stephen Proctor to break down one golf's most influential books - The World Atlas Of Golf. It's riveting stuff and will have you scouring eBay for a copy of your own.
Links NOT mentioned on this...2020-03-021h 24The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 020: Mike Clayton. Enough SaidThe always popular and insightful Mike Clayton joins Episode 20 of the show to discuss Steph Kyriacou's remarkable victory at Bonville, the Peter Kostis revelations on the No Laying Up podcast, the Golf Premier League and plenty more as well.
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TalkinGolfTG History 31: How The Heck Did This Happen?This podcast is a throwback to the interview that launched the TalkinGolf History Podcast. So if you love movies, this show is like a prequel to the podcast.
This was my very first podcast interview, where I was the guest of Rod Morri and Adrian Logue on their show (that no longer exists), the ISeekGolf Podcast.
Great interview with some colorful stories about the history of the game of golf and a glimpse into how we got here.Support TalkinGolf2020-02-241h 28The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 019: Golf From The Non Golfer's PerspectiveThere's always hand wringing in golf about growing the numbers of people who play but do we ever stop to ask why it is non golfers aren't already swinging a club? After a brilliant piece in The Irish Times last week chronicling her journey to 13th Beach to watch fellow Irish woman Leona Maguire we catch up with former Olympic silver medallist Sonia O'Sullivan to find out what golf looks like to the outside world.
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...2020-02-171h 04The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 018: John Huggan On All Things GolfJohn Huggan is one of the most respected and forthright voices in the game and he joins Rod Morri and Adrian Logue on Episode 18 to talk Vic Open, Min Woo Lee, the Distance Insights Report and more. There's also news about Derek Duncan and a special announcement about the long awaited return of the much loved Book Club.
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Adrian's piece on the...2020-02-111h 11The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 015: Course Architect Harley KruseSydney based golf course architect Harley Kruse comes into the studio for episode 15 to talk all things course design, technology and the future of golf. Harley has been in the course architecture business for more than 30 years having started his design career with Peter Thomson before a stint with Greg Norman Golf Design and now out on his own with Kruse Golf Design. A recent renovation of Sydney's Killara Golf Club has been well recieved and after a lengthy approval process Kruse will soon begin work at Royal Sydney Golf Club alongside Gil Hanse where he will 'handle everything...2020-01-201h 13The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 014: Sandy Jamieson and One Club GolfThere may be no more intimidating game for a beginner than golf and perhaps no more intimidating place to try to do it than on a golf course. But one Melbourne professional has an idea to change all that and he's our guest today on Episode 14. Sandy Jamieson operates the Oakleigh Public Golf Course in Melbourne and his One Club concept is already helping to change the face of the game there. But he hopes to make a much broader impact over time, as you'll hear.
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Want your Golf Society...2019-12-1759 minThe Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 012: RM - The Grand Old Girl of Australian GolfTiger Woods, Ernie Els and their respective teams will take centre stage at this week's Presidents Cup but for many golfers it is the Royal Melbourne course - and how it plays for 24 of the world's best - that will be of most interest. On Episode 12 we meet two Royal Melbourne Golf Club members to find out what it is like to play host to an event the size of the Presidents Cup as well as some discussion about the place of the course in the game more broadly.
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The...2019-12-111h 07The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 011: Thunderbirds Are GoCourse ranking lists, social media and golf course design, watching the pros up close and Derek's sticky balls. All that and more on Episode 11 of the Good Good Golf Podcast.
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For those who, like Derek, were deprived of the joy of The Thunderbirds in their childhood, click here.2019-12-031h 23The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 010: A Piccolo To GoShould the Australian Open join forces with the European Tour? Will the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA merge and if they did, would it be a good thing? And when will we see some innovation in the way golf is broadcast on TV? Just some of the eclectic mix of topics on a stream of consciousness episode 10 of The Good Good Golf Podcast.
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NSW Open ticket offer2019-11-251h 16The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 009: It's Hot At Christmas? That's Just WeirdIf people like things about golf that are different to you, does that mean they are doing it wrong? Why does golf need to invite communities into their space? What's more important - name tags for the staff or an interesting green complex? These are just some of the talking points on Episode Nine of The Good Good Golf Podcast.
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...2019-11-181h 14The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 008: Mike Clayton "Clubbing For The Duff""The only point of the fifth hole at Royal Melbourne West," says Mike Clayton of the famed par-3, "is to join up the great fourth hole - the over the hill and down to the right par-5 - with the amazing 6th hole." It's Clayton at his best on Episode Eight of The Good Good Golf Podcast where Sydney v Melbourne golf, the Christina Kim rules fiasco and why Cypress Point's 16th hole needs an alternate par-4 tee are among the topics dissected. Clayton joins regulars Rod Morri, Adrian Logue and Derek Duncan for a fascinating and in depth...2019-11-121h 05The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 006: What's an Axolotl? And a Protectorate?Derek Duncan rejoins the show for Episode Six just days after penning an intriguing essay on the golf business which attracted plenty of attention on Twitter during the week. We chat about that plus what millennial golfers want, the great Ladies Tee debate and who would win a fight between and Axolotl and a lion? And just what is a Protectorate?
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Read Derek's excellent and thought provoking...2019-10-281h 09The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 005: Racetrack Around The Golf Course?Derek Duncan has the week off but Rollback Alliance co-founder Matt Mollica courageously steps into the breach to talk all things golf on Episode 5 of The Good Good Golf Podcast. We chat whether The Masters has as much influence as most believe, why they won't go it alone with a tournament ball, ponder whether adding a racetrack to a suburban golf course could save it and why a video clip from a tournament almost 30 years ago went viral.
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...2019-10-211h 06The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 004: The beauty of a flower is available to meOn Episode Four of The Good-Good Golf Podcast Adrian Logue, Derek Duncan and Rod Morri dissect some of the big questions about the media and golf, wonder about the obsession with competition play in Australia and is there beauty in the modern bash and splat game?
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Tiger's PopStroke launch2019-10-141h 05The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 003: The Derek Duncan FalloutOn last week's episode Derek Duncan caused a storm of controversy with his revelation that his stance on the distance debate was 'evolving'. This week he deals with the fallout plus we discuss the cult following of Sweetens Cove and whether drivers failing conformity tests on the PGA Tour is a serious issue.
We also welcome our first sponsor to the TalkinGolf Network with online retailer of high end apparel The Golf Society joining us this week. And, as you'd hope and expect, there's a special introductory offer for podcast listeners. Simply log on to The Golf Society...2019-10-061h 04The Good-Good Golf PodcastEP 002: The Derek Duncan BombshellOn Episode Two of The Good Good Golf Podcast Derek Duncan joins the team and it's quite the debut when he drops a bombshell about his thoughts on the distance debate. We also get the good oil from Adrian Logue about golf in Denmark and England plus call local governments to account for their complete point missing when it comes to golf.
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Garrett Morrison makes a brilliant podcast debut as host on The Fried Egg with guest Bob...2019-09-301h 12The Good-Good Golf PodcastEp 001: Good-Good The BeginningOn this first episode of the Good-Good Golf podcast there's not much golf chat but a bit of an explanation about some pretty big changes at the TalkinGolf network. The show will be hosted by Rod Morri, Adrian Logue and Derek Duncan (of Feed The Ball fame) and we're hoping it will prove as engaging, educational and entertaining as any golf show on the internet. If you'd like to hear a bit about the new direction we're heading this episode explains but we'll be back with more golf specific chat next week.2019-09-2017 min
Page One145 - Roland Lloyd ParryJoining Charles Adrian for the 119th Second-Hand Book Factory is journalist and writer-in-progress Roland Lloyd Parry. They talk Icelandic sagas, things not getting easier with age and 50,000 soldiers asleep like spoons. Episode image is a detail from the cover of War Music by Christopher Logue, published in 2001 by Faber and Faber. More information, including book listings at http://www.pageonepodcast.com/2017-11-1400 min