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The Root of All Success with The Real Jason Duncan330: Lose It All, Win It Back: Rod Khleif’s ComebackWhat would you do if you lost $50 million overnight?
In this episode of The Root of All Success, host Jason Duncan sits down with real estate mogul, author, and philanthropist Rod Khleif, who went from losing everything in the 2008 crash to rebuilding a multimillion-dollar empire—proving that mindset, not money, is the real foundation of success.
Rod shares his incredible journey from a Dutch immigrant to owning thousands of properties, the mindset tools he learned from Tony Robbins, and the powerful truth that fulfillment through giving is the true measure of wealth.
2025-11-1335 min
Untethered Consciousness with Rod BlandUC 64: Graham Nicholls: Science, Skeptics, and the Truth About Out of Body ExperiencesOBE expert Graham Nicholls shares his precognitive experience of the 1999 Soho bombing, witnessing 144 plane crash victims in real-time, and his participation in scientific studies at Cambridge, Rhine Research Center, and IONS that validated his abilities with statistically significant results..👉 Graham's Website: https://grahamnicholls.com👉 Graham's YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/@GrahamNichollsOBE👉 Graham's Books:- Navigating the Out-of-Body Experience (New Edition, Black Cover):https://amzn.to/44H8iE- Avenues Of The Human Spirit:https://amzn.to/3H3mf6C💭 Mentioned in this episode:- The Telepa...
2025-07-221h 05
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersSongcraft Classic: JIMMY JAM & TERRY LEWIS ("Rhythm Nation")We're celebrating our 10th anniversary all year by digging in the vaults to re-present classic episodes with fresh commentary. Today, we're revisiting our 2021 conversation with Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. ABOUT JIMMY JAM & TERRY LEWISWith 26 Billboard #1 R&B hits and 16 Billboard #1 pop hits to their credit, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are perhaps the most influential and successful songwriting and production duo in modern music history. With a total of 41 Top 10 hits in the US, Jimmy and Terry were named ASCAP Songwriters of the Year a record-breaking nine times. They are perhaps best known for t...
2025-05-141h 20
The Cinematologists PodcastRod Stoneman on Artistic Forms of ThoughtFor the latest episode we are honoured to share a recent talk at Falmouth University's School of Film & Television by Rod Stoneman titled 'Amongst Artistic Forms of Thought'. Rod's talk discussed different and often radical uses of film form to move the art form and audience thinking into different, not literal, not factual, non information-driven places. To illustrate his talk he drew on a number of filmic examples including two different engagements with Hitchcock's work.To close the talk Rod discussed the work of his late friend Malcolm Le Grice, who had a deep association with...
2025-03-101h 40
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersSongcraft Classic: LAMONT DOZIER ("How Sweet It Is")We're celebrating our 10th anniversary all year by digging in the vaults to re-present classic episodes with fresh commentary. Today, we're revisiting our milestone 100th episode with the legendary Lamont Dozier! ABOUT LAMONT DOZIERLamont Dozier, along with brothers Eddie and Brian Holland, wrote and produced more than 20 consecutive singles recorded by the Supremes, including ten #1 pop hits: “Where Did Our Love Go,” “Baby Love,” “Come See About Me,” “Stop! In the Name of Love,” “Back in My Arms Again,” “I Hear a Symphony,” “You Can’t Hurry Love,” “You Keep Me Hangin’ On,” “Love is Here and Now You’re Gone,” and “The...
2025-02-051h 56
Feed The BallEpisode 91: Keith Cutten 3
Keith Cutten comes back on the Feed the Ball podcast to discuss the new Shorty’s course at Bandon Dunes that opened last year, Brantford Golf & Country Club in Ontario and building Ken Baskt’s The Ranch near Hobe Sound, Florida. He also explains the working dynamics of his firm Whitman, Axland, Cutten (WAC), how Dave Axland and Rod Whitman work, the importance of small contours and what an updated chapter of his book The Evolution of Golf Course Design might look like.
Photos: Above, Brantford Golf & Country Club (Brantford G&CC); Main page, Shorty’s at Bandon...
2025-01-131h 15
Greatest Movie Of All-TimeIn the Heat of the Night (1967) RevisitDana and Tom revisit In the Heat of the Night (1967): directed by Norman Jewison, written by Sterling Silliphant, score by Quincy Jones, starring Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Warren Oates, and Lee Grant.Plot Summary: In the Heat of the Night (1967) is a taut, incisive drama that explores the collision of justice and racial prejudice in the Deep South. Sidney Poitier stars as Virgil Tibbs, a Philadelphia detective who reluctantly teams up with a bigoted small-town sheriff, played by Rod Steiger, to solve a murder in Sparta, Mississippi.Director Norman Jewison builds a gripping procedural around...
2024-12-2900 min
The Dishcast with Andrew SullivanRod Dreher On Politics And Religious AweThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit andrewsullivan.substack.comRod is an old-school blogger and author living in Budapest. He’s a contributing editor at The American Conservative and has written several bestsellers, including The Benedict Option and Live Not by Lies. His forthcoming book is Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age, which you can pre-order on Amazon. And check out his raw and honest writing on Substack, “Rod Dreher’s Diary.”For two clips of our convo — on what red-pilled JD Vance, and embrac...
2024-09-131h 00
Saints InsiderSaints finalize 53-man roster: Jeff Duncan, Rod Walker react liveThe New Orleans Saints have their initial 53-man active roster set for the 2024 season. Our Saints columnists Jeff Duncan and Rod Walker break down who made the cut — and some of the more surprising names who didn't, and how this could all change before the first game Sept. 8.
2024-08-2843 min
DTC PodcastEp 424: Whiskey Business and the Return of the Rascal – Scaling Rod Stewart's Wolfie's Whiskey with Duncan FrewSubscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup
Hello and welcome to the DTC Podcast. Today, we’re diving into the world of whiskey with Duncan Frew from Wolfie's, the rock star whiskey brand co-founded with Rod Stewart. Wolfie's is not just another celebrity-endorsed product; it's a unique blend of Scottish tradition and rock and roll rebellion.
Key Insights:
Brand Origin: Inspired by late-night whiskey sessions and rock star stories, Wolfie's was born out of a desire to disrupt the traditional whiskey market.
Product De...
2024-07-2234 min
The Rod & Greg ShowRod Arquette Show: Newsom's Thirst for Power; SCOTUS Decision on Chevron DeferenceRod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, July 1, 20244:20 pm: Ellie Gardey Holmes, a Reporter and Associate Editor at American Spectator, joins the show for a conversation about California Governor Gavin Newsom’s thirst for power amidst speculation Democrats use him as a replacement for Joe Biden as the party’s presidential nominee.4:38 pm: Bill Duncan, Religious Freedom and Constitutional Law Fellow at the Sutherland Institute joins Rod for a conversation about the Supreme Court’s decision on the Chevron deference case, meaning courts no longer must give deference to a government agencies interpretation of federal law.6:0...
2024-07-021h 32
MediSagas: tales in medicineMedical Reviewer Shields the U.S. from Thalidomide CatastropheThe FDA assigned newly recruited Frances Kelsey an easy case to work on. But when she found the data for the new drug application for thalidomide questionable, she refused to approve it, a delay that saved a nation from an unspeakable tragedy.
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This episode was researched and written by Rod Tanchanco. The voices for narration and quotes were generated by 11ElevenLabs
References & Notes:
Florence, A. L. (1960). Is thalidomide to blame? The British Medical Journal, 2(5217), 1954. This letter to the editor alerted Kelsey to the possible association between neuritis and thalidomide.
G...
2024-04-2430 min
Honest to a MaltEpisode 46 - Celebrity Top Trumps: Sir Rod Stewart Vs Matthew McConaugheyIn the second installment of celebrity top trumps, it's Sir Rod Stewart vs Matthew McConaughey, Wolfies vs Longbranch, whisky vs whiskey. Who will win this round and which whisky will come out top in our blind tasting?
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2024-03-161h 15
Rod-CastRod-Cast Episode 35: The Three Amigos
In Episode 35 of the Rod-Cast A-Rod is joined by his favorite brother in laws again! We dive into some NBA discussions, contemplating whether AI could average 40 points in today's game and comparing primes like Duncan versus Jokic. We also discus recent sports headlines, including Mahomes and the Chiefs and the Super Bowl streaker incident, as well as share our reactions to UFC Mexico this past weekend. Additionally, we take a trip down memory lane, discussing movies that left us traumatized from our childhood. Tune in for a dynamic blend of sports analysis and nostalgic reflections.
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2024-03-0453 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 221 - JD SOUTHER ("The Best of My Love")SUMMARY:Songwriters Hall of Famer JD Souther joins Scott and Paul for an in-depth interview to kick off the New Year! PART ONE:Paul and Scott welcome two very special guests (ages 8 and 5) to help set the tone for the new year. Plus they reveal the clever message a listener sent in to win the Stax Christmas LP from the last episode. PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with JD SoutherABOUT JD SOUTHER:JD Souther is perhaps best known for writing or co-writing ten songs recorded by the Eagles, in...
2024-01-031h 40
Greatest Movie Of All-TimeThe Birds (1963)Dana and Tom discuss the classic horror film, The Birds (1963): directed by Alfred Hitchcock, written by Evan Hunter, starring Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, and Jessica Tandy.Plot Summary: Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" is a masterful thriller that proves once again why the director is a true cinematic genius. Set in the quaint coastal town of Bodega Bay, the film opens with a chance encounter between the handsome lawyer, Mitch Brenner (Rod Taylor), and the enigmatic socialite, Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren). This seemingly innocuous meeting sets the stage for a spine-tingling and unforgettable descent into avian terror.
2023-10-251h 01
ElecSoul#162 Ft. RJD2, Noname, Aquarius Heaven, Retromigration, St. NicolasI'm back after a summer break!
Returning to the original format for the shows namely, open format, anything soulful, jazzy, electronic and experimental. Links to artists also included in the show notes for you to continue your journey and explore more...
Tracklist:
RJD2 - Indoor S'mores
https://officialrjd2.bandcamp.com/track/indoor-smores
Noname - Balloons
YouTube Music
Aquarius Heaven - Can't Buy Love
https://www.discogs.com/release/3130899-Aquarius-Heaven-Cant-Buy-Love
Retromigration - Half Pure (Da Poet Remix)
https://oathcreations.bandcamp.com/album/dead-tech
St. Nicolas - Uvalo (DJ Vitoto Remix)
Uvalo - St. Nicolas Feat. MthuthuTraxsourcehttps://www.traxsource.com › Delasol Records
Cha...
2023-09-2234 min
Take 1 with Bill CameronTake 1 with Bill Cameron (08-13-2023) - Arne DuncanBill Cameron talked to the former CEO of Chicago Public Schools, former US Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan. He now runs Chicago CRED which helps to reduce gun violence in the city. Duncan talked about what is working and not working about Chicago trying to reduce gun violence. He discussed his relationship with the new Chicago Mayor even as Duncan endorsed Paul Vallas. Duncan also gave his thoughts on the Northwestern hazing scandal and why Donald Trump can't be allowed back in office. This week's round-table with Ray Long, Greg Hinz and Dave Stewart discussed the Illinois S...
2023-08-1146 min
The Fly Culture PodcastDuncan Philpott - Swedish Trout, Road Trips and PhotographySend a textDuncan Philpott lived just a short walk from his home trout stream. A change in his life meant he now lives in Sweden where he has to travel to get his fishing fix.We talk about the differences in the fishing, a huge trout on a dry fly and his work that involves researching disease in trout.Duncan is also an accomplished photographer who has shot a front cover for Fly Culture and has also written about a lock down rod build.Duncan is great company w...
2023-08-021h 09
Truly Scrumptious - A Food Festival PodcastSHOUT OUT FOR BRITISH TROUT!In May, Jon and I were invited by the British Trout Association to spend a day in the sunny Cotswolds learning to fish Trout. Having never fished a day in my life I thought this was a great opportunity and a lovely way to spend a day.We arrived at Lechlade Trout Fishery, met our other fellow fisher folk, had a coffee and welcome biscuit…. then rod in hand walked towards a huge pond full to the brim with Trout.It’s a bit more...
2023-07-0619 min
CEF TechTalkingE23: Thermal imaging camera: Super Rod, Malcolm DuncanThe TechTalking podcast returns with special guest Malcolm Duncan of Super Rod and Klein tools, demonstrating the benefits of a new thermal imaging camera and entertaining Darren and Dave with tales of his early sales days in the USA. Topics: History of Super Rod businessTales from the road in the USAHow Super Rod first linked with CES (CEF in the USA)Introducing the new Super Rod Thermal Imaging cameraHow the thermal imaging camera works Benefits of using a thermal imaging camera for EICRValue of adding a thermal imaging camera to your kit...
2023-02-0618 min
WORP FM006 Eating Cheese Sandwiches with Orthodox DemonsLeaving the occult; the growing popularity of orthodox Christianity; what orthodoxy offers: not a lecture but participation in a ritual; symbolism and literalism; finding a spiritual orientation without institutional support; overcoming relativism as a first step; the dismissal of truth by postmodernism; a story about someone finding their direction in the Jehovah’s Witnesses; recklessness encouraged by our culture; the allure of occultism described by a convert to orthodox Christianity; strange parallels between occultism and Christianity; genuine initiation versus false initiation; the process of becoming a lost soul; occultists who do not actually believe in what they evoke; entities as...
2023-01-211h 17
Greatest Movie Of All-TimeOn the Waterfront (1954)Dana and Tom discuss the last of their month of Best Picture winners with one of the great Crime Dramas in American Cinema with On the Waterfront (1954): directed by Elia Kazan, written by Budd Schulberg, starring Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Karl Malden, Rod Steiger, and Lee J. Cobb.Plot Summary: Dockworker Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando) had been an up-and-coming boxer until ordered to throw a fight by powerful local mob boss Johnny Friendly (Lee J. Cobb). Terry, now working for Friendly, helps set up another longshoreman, Joey Doyle, who is talking to the Waterfront Crime Commissioner...
2022-07-271h 06
Duncan Trussell Family HourLama Rod Owens
Lama Rod Owens, brilliant Buddhist teacher, best-selling author, and yoga instructor, joins the DTFH!You can learn more about Lama Rod and sign up for his email list at LamaRod.com. Check out his new book, Love and Rage: The Path of Liberation through Anger, wherever you buy your books. You can also follow Lama Rod Owens on Instagram.
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2022-05-201h 17
2022-04-1328 minFeed The BallFeed the Ball Salon Vol. 20, ft. Dave Axland and Tim Liddy
Tim Liddy and Dave Axland have worked together on a number of projects including, most recently, Harrison Lake in Indiana, a remodel that included the addition of several new holes and a re-routing of the course. Liddy, the primary designer, was a longtime collaborator with the late Pete Dye and knows his mentor’s work and beliefs as well as anyone. Axland is the longtime associate of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and has been the “muscle” behind most of their best work since the early 90s. He’s also recently joined forces with Rod Whitman and Keith Cutten to creat...
2022-03-171h 44
Free Range Humans"Just tell the damn truth!" - A Conversation with Jeff Duncan-AndradeDr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade is Associate Professor of Raza Studies and Education at San Francisco State University. He is also founder of the Roses in Concrete Community School, a community responsive lab school in East Oakland. His conversation with Rod and Jal covers many areas including: how schools should be leveraging the pandemic to re-invent themselves; the value of creating a space for failure; emphasizing the difference between educating and schooling; the incredibly full plate and difficult balancing act teachers face every day; how we need to stop "ducking, dodging, and denying" when it comes to the, at times, rotten h...
2022-01-121h 02
ElecSoul#71 Ft. Bap Notes, Greg Foat, Schrimshire, Logic 1000, Kaelin Ellis, Cid Rim and more…Weekly Soul-Jazz & Electronic music show hosted by Robbie Duncan.
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Featuring Bap Notes, Greg Foat, Scrimshire, Logic 1000, Kaelin Ellis, Cid Rim and more…
JB Suite II - Tall Black Guy (Taken from JB Suite I & II EP)
https://tallblackguy.bandcamp.com/album/jb-suite-i-ii
EVBW2BD - Bapnotes - ( Taken from The Record Store Vol. 3 - Dollar bin)
https://bapnotes.bandcamp.com/album/the-record-store-dollar-bin-vol3
Children of the Internet - Future Utopia (Ezra Collective Remix)
https://youtu.be/EndW5Xa13V4
To be In Love - Bapnotes, Arrielle Deem (Taken from TH...
2021-11-051h 15
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 171 - JIMMY JAM & TERRY LEWIS ("What Have You Done for Me Lately?")SUMMARY:Our guests on this episode of Songcraft are Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, best known for co-writing and producing nearly every Janet Jackson hit. They’ve worked with a who’s who of artists, earning them 26 Billboard #1 R&B hits, 16 Billboard #1 pop hits, more Producer of the Year Grammy nominations than anyone in history, and a place in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. We’ll chat with them about their varied career, and their new first-ever album under their own names, entitled Volume One. PART ONE:Fan mail and the hardest job in the world.
2021-07-201h 13
Talkin Bass in PDXE42 On Talkin Bass in PDX. I interview Duncan Stephen of Stumptown Rods.Duncan and I talk about how he started fishing and how he got into Bass fishing. We are talk about Stumptown rods and how Duncan got into custom rod building. Duncan tells about his next adventure on the Kayak trip down the Willamette. To contact Duncan https://www.stumptownrods.com/ For show feedback email Don Clark at gonefishingpdx@gmail.com
2021-07-1150 minThe Root of All Success with The Real Jason Duncan011: Financial Freedom and The Importance of Relationships: The Softer Side of Success with Rod LunnFrom giving tennis lessons at the age of 13 to retiring at 38, Rod Lunn may be one of the most unique guests to ever be on the show. As a young teenager, Rod Lunn utilized his knowledge in tennis and gave lessons at the YMCA. By the age of 17, he was done coaching and started to manage tennis matches at other country clubs. He later found great success during his college years as a musician and was even signed by Sony, but quickly learned he wanted more in life. In this episode, you will hear his journey and learn how...
2021-05-1353 min
Straight Talk by Duncan AviationARTEX ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitters)In this podcast, Avionics/Instrument Team Leader Rod Walther and Senior Rotable/Consignment Manager Andrew Theis joins Marketing Specialist Eric Anderson to talk about ARTEX ELTs (Emergency Locator Transmitters). They start off by discussing what an ELT is and the importance of having one installed in your aircraft. They then dig into the details of the different ARTEX ELT types, programming protocols, the options Duncan Aviation provides to support ARTEX ELTs, and how the customer can assist us in expediting the repair of their unit.
Contact Information:
Rod Walther
402.479.4204
Rod.Walther@DuncanAviation.com
2021-05-1028 min
Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast15 in 60 (Western Conference 4.12.21)A look at the 15 teams in the West in order of the standings. Included: UTA/PHX from last week (0:00), how the Nuggets guarded Kawhi with Aaron Gordon (22:39), the Lakers’ recent strong play (38:12), Damian Lillard’s recent struggles (44:29), a Spurs/Mavs classic (52:06), Jonas Valanciunas’ monster game against the Pacers (1:09:17), the implications of James Wiseman’s injury (1:16:27), the continued evolution of Point Zion (1:25:29), the Kings’ recent losing streak (1:32:15), Sam Presti’s used T-72 (1:38:17), Ja’Sean Tate’s season in Houston (1:44:03), and the potential sale of the Wolves to A-Rod and Marc Lore (1:49:47).
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2021-04-121h 52
High Street TalesLeicester | All the Secret Postcards | story by Rod DuncanIn All the Secret Postcards, writer and photographer Rod Duncan describes a father reminiscing during a visit from his concerned daughter. Whether remembered or imagined, the past and present of his hometown, Leicester, are brought to life in his memories. You can download the ebook of all the stories at https://historicengland.org.uk/highstreettales Made in conjunction with New Writing North and Writing East Midlands, and the series was produced by Sonderbug Productions with thanks to Darren Hayman for use of his song Pram Town. High Street Tales is part of Historic En...
2021-03-0316 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 160 - DIANE WARREN ("How Do I Live?")Our guest is Diane Warren, an Emmy, Golden Globe, and Grammy winner with 11 Academy Award nominations for Best Original Song. The Songwriters Hall of Famer and ASCAP Founders Award winner is known for a long list of hits, including “Rhythm of the Night,” “Blame it On the Rain,” “Because You Loved Me,” “Don’t Turn Around,” “Unbreak My Heart,” “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing,” and “How Do I Live.” She joins us to talk about her wide-ranging career, and her upcoming first-ever studio album, The Cave Sessions, Vol. 1. PART ONE:Scott and Paul chat about the Bruce Springsteen Super...
2021-02-161h 07
Ford Mustang The First Generation, The Early Years PodcastThe Next Generation Speaks Up, Aaron Duncan InterviewThe Duncan Brothers have been building cars privately for 70 years, beginning with brothers Leonard & Barnett Lee Duncan in 1949, followed by Leonard’s sons Rick & Randy Duncan. Now, the 3rd generation of brothers, Aaron & Joey Duncan, are taking it to the next level by offering their custom builds to the public. Aaron Duncan is with us today and we are chatting all things Mustang and a few slightly offbeat ideas that Aaron and Joey are working on today in the world of Classic Mustangs. Welcome Aaron to Ford Mustang, The Early Years Podcast. Cover art Photo Cre...
2020-10-1231 min
Greatest Movie Of All-TimeIn the Heat of the Night (1967)Dana and Tom discuss the race relation whodunnit and Best Picture winner, In the Heat of the Night (1967): directed by Norman Jewison, written by Stirling Silliphant, starring Rod Steiger and Sidney Poitier.Plot Summary: African-American Philadelphia police detective Virgil Tibbs (Sidney Poitier) is arrested on suspicion of murder by Bill Gillespie (Rod Steiger), the racist police chief of tiny Sparta, Mississippi. After Tibbs proves not only his own innocence but that of another man, he joins forces with Gillespie to track down the real killer. Their investigation takes them through every social level of the town, with...
2020-04-171h 04
The Write Place (formerly The Joined Up Writing Podcast)Tell Yourself “I’m a writer!” with Rod Duncan – Joined Up#120SUBSCRIBE NOW ON – iTUNES STITCHER SPOTIFY OVERCAST Subscribe to the newsletter for free stuff and bonus content here. http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp120.mp3 It’s episode 120 with Rod Duncan. Rod is a multi-genre writer, from contemporary crime to fantasy and his amazing … Continue reading →
2020-03-0353 minThe Joined Up Writing PodcastTell Yourself “I’m a writer!” with Rod Duncan – Joined Up#120SUBSCRIBE NOW ON – iTUNES STITCHER SPOTIFY OVERCAST Subscribe to the newsletter for free stuff and bonus content here. http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp120.mp3 It’s episode 120 with Rod Duncan. Rod is a multi-genre writer, from contemporary crime to fantasy and his amazing … Continue reading →
2020-03-0353 min
Listen to Thousands of Digital Audiobooks for Your LibraryEnjoy The Fugitive and the Vanishing Man from Rod DuncanPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/398353 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Fugitive and the Vanishing Man
Series: #3 of The Map of Unknown Things
Author: Rod Duncan
Narrator: Elizabeth Sastre
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 11 hours 12 minutes
Release date: January 14, 2020
Genres: Science Fiction
Publisher's Summary: Finalist for the 2014 Phillip K. Dick Award Elizabeth Barnabus lives a double life - as herself and as her brother, the private detective. She is trying to solve the mystery of a disappearing aristocrat and a hoard of arcane machines. In her way stand the rogues, freaks a...
2020-01-1411h 12
Escape To Your Day With A Game-Changing Full Audiobook.The Fugitive and the Vanishing Man by Rod DuncanPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/189117to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Fugitive and the Vanishing Man
Series: The Map of Unknown Things Series, Book 3
Author: Rod Duncan
Narrator: Elizabeth Sastre
Format: mp3
Length: 11 hrs and 12 mins
Release date: 01-14-20
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 7 ratings
Genres: Gaslamp
Publisher's Summary:
Elizabeth Barnabus lives a double life - as herself and as her brother, the private detective. She is trying to solve the mystery of a disappearing aristocrat and a hoard of arcane machines. In her way stand the rogues, freaks, and self-proclaimed alchemists of a travelling circus. But when she...
2020-01-1411h 12Feed The BallEpisode 63: Brian Schneider
The Gunnamatta Course at The National (photo: renaissancegolf.com)
Brian Schneider joined Tom Doak’s Renaissance Golf Design in 2002. For the last 17 years he’s played a vital role creating some of this generation’s greatest golf courses around the world: Ballyneal, Old Macdonald, Cape Kidnappers, Rock Creek Cattle Company and others. He was the lead design associate on Barnbougle Dunes, Dismal River Red, Grand Saint Emillionnais Golf Club in France and, recently, the Gunnamatta Course at The National in Australia. He’s also a highly respected consultant and restoration specialist for esteemed clubs like Hollywood (New Jersey) and Garden C...
2019-12-311h 56Feed The BallEpisode 62: Drew Rogers
Old Elm (photo: jdrewrogers.com)
Drew Rogers hung out his own design shingle in 2010 after working 18 years with the firm of (Arthur ) Hills & (Steve) Forrest. While working for Hills he gained extensive expertise building new golf courses, albeit it to the specifications of Hills and his clients. Today, Rogers’ own architectural point of view is evident at a slew of remodel projects around the country, including at courses originally built by his former employer including The Club at Mirasol, Miromar Lakes and Quail West, all in south Florida. He’s also become a prominent restorer of historic courses, and is c...
2019-12-202h 04Feed The BallEpisode 60: Andy Staples
Rockwind Community Links
Over the last 15 years, Andy Staples has created his own space in the field of golf design by pioneering sustainability and efficiency in course construction and operation. He’s also helped create and popularize the concept of “Community Links,” a way to better integrate public golf into the lifestyle of the surrounding communities. His practice is hitting a perfect groove between working with municipalities to revive public golf in creative, inclusionary ways and orchestrating impressive remodeling and restoration programs at historic clubs like Meadowbrook Country Club in Michigan and Olympia Fields near Chicago.
Andy and De...
2019-11-121h 51Feed The BallEpisode 59: Jeff Brauer
Giants Ridge Quarry Course
Jeff Brauer began his career in 1977 working for Dick Nugent and Ken Killian in Chicago and represents a vital link to a previous generation of architecture. Since opening his own design firm in Dallas in 1984, he’s specialized in building public and resort courses in all parts of the country. In the last 20 years Brauer has found particular success in the central states, from Texas to the upper midwest, including Giants Ridge and Superior National in Minnesota, Colbert Hills and Sand Creek Station in Kansas, Cowboys Golf Club between Dallas and Fort Worth, and the ne...
2019-11-011h 41Feed The BallEpisode 58: Dave Wilber
The smooth surface of Kingsbarns.
Dave Wilber, aka the Turfgrass Zealot, is one of the world’s foremost authorities on golf grasses and soils. Agronomist to the stars, Wilber has consulted with and been instrumental in developing grassing plans for some of the world’s greatest courses, including places like Kingsbarns in Scotland and Friars Head. He’s also been a pioneer in the development and usage of modern fescue-based surfaces at Pacific Dunes, Ballyneal, Barnbougle Dunes and elsewhere. Recently he was profiled in a Golf Digest feature story detailing the anxiety, depression and mental health issues that afflict many p...
2019-10-182h 10
The 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?
Links mentioned on this episode:
The Golf Society Australia's leading online retailer of high end golf apparel and accessories.
Rod Morri's column on the obsession in Australia with competition golf
Nick Menta's story on drivers failing the CT test
Tiger's PopStroke launch
2019-10-141h 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 04Feed The BallEpisode 57: Tripp Davis
Tripp Davis is arguably the most skilled amateur player among active architects. He helped the University of Oklahoma win a National Championship in the 1980s and has been a ranked amateur for most of his adult life, even reaching the quarter finals of the 2009 U.S Mid-Amateur. Fluent in both original design, remodels and historic restoration, Davis has created notable new courses (Grand Elk Ranch and Club, Colorado; Old American, Texas) and continues to revive important historic courses like Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club (Maxwell/MacKenzie), Spring Lake (Thomas/Tillinghast), Engineers (Herbert Strong) and Deepdale and Meadow Brook (Dick...
2019-09-301h 51The 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.
Links mentioned on this episode:
Ron Whitten's excellent piece on course superintendents and mental health
Garrett Morrison makes a brilliant podcast debut as host on The Fried Egg with guest Bob...
2019-09-301h 12
Casing the CoverThe Sci-Fi Fantasy AffairHave you noticed how cozy Science Fiction and Fantasy novels are getting on library and bookstore shelves? Have Science Fiction and Fantasy become so close that we can't tell them apart anymore? That's what we find out in this week's episode as Mary takes revenge and tests Jenn's knowledge of our two favorite genres. Play along with us by testing your own knowledge of Science Fiction and Fantasy covers.
Check out the links below for more information on the books that we talked about in today's episode.
The Five Daughters of the Moon by Leena Likitalo: https://leenalikitalo.tumblr.com
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2019-09-2431 minFeed The BallEpisode 55: Tom Dunne
Bandon Trails
Tom Dunne founded the independent golf journal McKellar in 2017. Featuring alluring artwork with a playful point of view and stories from the best writers in the business, McKellar has become one of the brightest stars of a much welcomed revival of boutique publishing. In the course of traveling extensively to explore different courses and cultures, Dunne has cultivated an original, incredibly researched outlook on golf and the many ways it’s presented and enjoyed around the world.
Tom and Derek get together to discuss and debate the merits of Atlanta’s new 9-hole reversible Bobby Jone...
2019-08-191h 38Feed The BallEpisode 54: Frank Pont
Dutch architect Frank Pont made a dramatic jump from the diverse worlds of engineering, corporate banking and mergers into golf course design in the mid-2000s. Since that time he’s become one of Europe’s most active and respected practitioners in historical restoration and remodeling. Through his work at some of the most prominent old courses on the continent and in the UK he’s become intimately familiar with the designs and tendencies of Harry Colt, Charles Alison, Alister MacKenzie, Herbert Fowler and Tom Simpson. He’s also done exceptional original work — see: Swinkelsche.
In this podcast Fr...
2019-08-051h 45Feed The BallEpisode 53: Eric Iverson
Eric Iverson has worked with Tom Doak at Renaissance Golf Design since 2001. He’s widely viewed by his peers as one of the business’s most skilled and creative shapers and construction specialists. He helped craft such instant classics like Ballyneal, Cape Kidnappers, Barnbougle Dunes and Streamsong Blue. He also ran the Stone Eagle, Rock Creek Cattle Company and CommonGround projects, among others. He continues to work globally on projects for Renaissance, and will be spending much of the next year at Rosapenna in Northwest Ireland coaxing the new St. Patricks Course out of stunning seaside dunes.
Iver...
2019-07-221h 39Feed The BallEpisode 52: Trevor Dormer
Canadian Trevor Dormer has been in the golf construction business since the early 2000’s and has become a prominent member of the industry’s talented “under-40” (for now) group of construction specialists and shapers. He’s worked around the globe with, among others, Nicklaus Design, Rod Whitman, Ron Prichard, Bill Coore, and Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner. Dormer has spent the majority of the last year and a half in Thailand, working on Hanse Golf Design’s new Ballyshear course at the Ban Rakat Club, an homage to the lost C.B. Macdonald “Lido” course on Long Island.
Trevor and Der...
2019-07-031h 57Feed The BallEpisode 51: Bruce Charlton
Bruce Charlton joined Robert Trent Jones II in 1981 and the two have been building courses across the globe for nearly 40 years. The firm has earned considerable acclaim for their entire body of work, but their undisputed masterpiece is Chambers Bay near Seattle, site of the 2015 U.S. Open (won by Jordan Speith). Built on an abandoned sand and gravel mine on the shore of Puget Sound, the course is an eccentric ode to links golf with bouncy fescue fairways, heavy undulation and grass covered sand dunes.
Charlton joined the podcast to talk extensively about the creation of...
2019-06-211h 28Feed The BallEpisode 50: Dave Axland and Rod Whitman
Dave Axland and Rod Whitman, two of modern golf’s most skilled and admired construction men, met in the 1980s through Bill Coore. Axland has been an associate and project manager for numerous Coore-Crenshaw courses since the mid-1990s including Sand Hills, Talking Stick, Friars Head, Old Sandwich, Chechessee Creek plus numerous others, and has designed Wild Horse and three more courses alongside Dan Proctor. The Canadian Whitman, a protégé of Pete Dye as well as Coore, is the architect behind Cabot Links in Nova Scotia, considered one of the world’s best seaside courses.
The two ar...
2019-05-2457 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 114 - LARRY WEISS ("Rhinestone Cowboy") + Jenny TolmanCMA and ACM Song of the Year winner Larry Weiss chats about his amazing career from the Brill Building to "Rhinestone Cowboy" and more. Plus, up-and-comer Jenny Tolman stops by to preview her cool new record. EPISODE DETAILS: PART ONE Scott and Paul discuss the recently-aired Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony and chat about some of the artists who've not been inducted yet, but should be! PART TWO - 14:22 mark Nashville-based newcomer Jenny Tolman stops by to discuss her approach to writing her new album There Goes the Neighborhood and to perform the title track live. PART TH...
2019-04-3059 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 113 - MICKEY STEVENSON ("Dancing in the Street")The Motown legend behind "Dancing in the Street," "Stubborn Kind of Fellow," "It Takes Two," "Devil with a Blue Dress On," and "Beechwood 4-5789" opens up about his life and career. EPISODE DETAILS: PART ONE Scott and Paul talk about Pearl Snap Studios, their new rock star Patreon subscriber, Motown's 60th anniversary, and that lost Marvin Gaye album. PART TWO - 12:43 mark Scott heads over to Mickey’s house to get the lowdown on why he almost stormed out of his first meeting with Berry Gordy; how he assembled Motown’s legendary Funk Brothers; the trick he used to conv...
2019-04-161h 13Feed The BallEpisode 36: Peter Kessler 3
Peter Kessler — the Voice of Golf, historian and one of the most outspoken commentators in the game — returns to the podcast to talk to Derek about his recent social media dustups with Brandel Chamblee and the fans of No Laying Up, about being provocative on Twitter, the skills required to be great on camera, the consequences of the shift in the way consumers view golf content, elevating and creating a new standard in golf media, his upcoming re-emergence on the small screen, the importance of legislating the golf ball, USGA Open set-up malfeasance, what the new standard shou...
2018-11-121h 42Feed The BallEpisode 34: Thad LaytonThe Saticoy Club
Thad Layton began working for Arnold Palmer Course Design in the late 1990’s and now, as Senior Architect and Vice President, leads the company along with fellow designer Brandon Johnson. Since 1972, the firm has been known for producing a massive number of courses worldwide, mostly associated with real estate. Over the last five years, however, Layton and Johnson have been recalibrating the business model, narrowing their output and moving toward a more artisan, hands on approach to design. Rather than using large contractors as was once de rigueur, Layton now handles much of his own s...
2018-10-181h 49
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 100 - LAMONT DOZIER ("Stop! In the Name of Love")SUPER-SIZED DELUXE DOUBLE EPISODE DETAILS: PART ONE Scott and Paul celebrate their 100th episode by looking back on the origins of Songcraft and answering Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time by counting down their own list of the 100 OTHER Greatest Songwriters of All Time. PART TWO - 19:37 mark The guys revisit their love of Pearl Snap Studios in Nashville. PART THREE - 21:44 Scott and Paul chat about the search to find a writer for the 100th episode who's written at least 100 Top 10 hits on the Billboard charts. Plus, find out how to enter to win a...
2018-10-161h 50Feed The BallEpisode 32: Richard MandellCross bunkers at the Army Navy Club
Richard Mandell’s golf design practice has taken off over the last 10 years. He entered the business in the early 1990’s and paid his dues for over a decade working singular jobs while learning how to build and renovate courses with a minimal amount of of unnecessary inputs or accessorization. As a result he gained a reputation as a conscientious, hands-on designer who works practically and economically. In addition to new course designs and comprehensive remodelings of other struggling venues, Mandell, who lives in Pinehurst, has delved deep into the writi...
2018-09-301h 55Feed The BallEpisode 31: Ron Forse
Ron Forse was an engineer who made a jump into golf course architecture in 1989, working on a project in West Virginia in conjunction with Dr. Michael Hurdzan. Though not necessarily his intent, he began taking jobs consulting with a number of historic club, guiding them through the process of renovating their old courses. Since that time he’s become one of the business’s most respected course historians and authoritative restoration specialists, working with clubs across the U.S. and Canada to revive and recapture the playability, features and architectural intent lost in the courses of Donald Ross...
2018-09-051h 49Feed The BallEpisode 29: Tom Coyne
Tom Coyne’s fourth book is “A Course Called Scotland,” a funny and poignant tale of his journey playing over 100 links courses in Scotland, England and Wales in less than 60 days. His goal was twofold: to find out the meaning of golf, which must exist somewhere in those sacred links soils; and to hone his game enough to pass through a qualifier at the end of his trip and gain entry into the Open Championship. With this, his previous books and vast magazine filings, Coyne has become one of golf’s most entertaining and knowledgable man of letters...
2018-08-011h 19Feed The BallEpisode 28: Dan Hixson
Oregon native Dan Hixson began his golf career as a tour pro and later became a club professional, but his real desire was to be a golf course architect. Despite no formal training, he slowly learned the profession and soon was hired to build Bandon Crossings, a public course just south of Bandon Dunes. That led to new commissions for the remarkable Wine Valley in southeast Washington and a near decade-long project at The Retreat & Links at Silvies Valley Ranch where he designed one of the world’s few fully reversible 18-hole courses on a vast, stunning hig...
2018-07-231h 56Feed The BallEpisode 27: Ron Whitten
Ron Whitten has been one of the most prominent and influential voices in golf course architecture since the mid-1980’s when he became Golf Digest’s architecture editor. He created the current criteria for the magazine’s popular (or, depending, notorious) Top 100 U.S & World Courses lists, has written various books including the essential compendium, “The Architects of Golf,” and has co-designed golf courses, including Erin Hills, site of the 2017 U.S. Open.
Ron visits with Derek Duncan to talk about the influence he’s had on our age of design, Charlie Rose, early prophesies shared betwee...
2018-07-021h 40Feed The BallEpisode 24: Mike Nuzzo Part 2
Mike Nuzzo seemed to have struck gold when he was hired by a wealthy Texas businessman and rancher to build an ultra-exclusive golf course intended only for the client’s personal use. For almost three years, Nuzzo, a first-time architect, and Don Mahaffey, a turf and irrigation specialist, coaxed out a wide, bouncy and fascinating 18-hole creation that became Wolf Point Ranch, one of the most acclaimed and secretive courses in the U.S. The experience has given Nuzzo a unique perspective on golf design as he finishes his next project, the equally creative Grand Oaks Reserve ou...
2018-06-071h 10Feed The BallEpisode 23: Mike Nuzzo Part 1
Mike Nuzzo seemed to have struck gold when he was hired by a wealthy Texas businessman and rancher to build an ultra-exclusive golf course intended only for the client’s personal use. For almost three years, Nuzzo, a first-time architect, and Don Mahaffey, a turf and irrigation specialist, coaxed out a wide, bouncy and fascinating 18-hole creation that became Wolf Point Ranch, one of the most acclaimed and secretive courses in the U.S. The experience has given Nuzzo a unique perspective on golf design as he finishes his next project, the equally creative Grand Oaks Reserve ou...
2018-06-061h 04Feed The BallEpisode 22: Jeff Mingay
Architect Jeff Mingay broke into golf course architecture working projects for his mentor and fellow Canadian Rod Whitman. In 2009, after completing a trio of Canada’s most exceptional modern golf courses — Blackhawk, Sagebrush and Cabot Links — he opened his own design business and found immediate success renovating and restoring courses in British Columbia and Washington state. Through that work he’s helped re-establish the reputation of Vernon Macan, a lesser known Golden Age master whose work exists almost exclusively in the Pacific Northwest, and Mingay continues to work on courses across Canada and the northern U.S.
Je...
2018-05-281h 25Feed The BallEpisode 21: Rob Collins
Sweetens Cove has captured the hearts and minds of the architecture world. Rob Collins and design partner Tad King began building the 9-hole course, 30 minutes west of Chattanooga, in 2012 and have watched it become an impassioned touchstone for a vocal, hardcore group of golf course fanatics as it marches steadily up the golf course rankings lists. The course, which Collins purchased from the original owners during the grow-in phase, is meant to be dynamic and ever-changing, but it can also be punishing and unrewarding in certain circumstances. This, and the chance to play a variety of unconventional...
2018-05-171h 53Feed The BallEpisode 20: Mike Young
Mike Young has seen the golf course design business from all sides, starting as a rep for maintenance and turf companies before establishing himself as one of the state of Georgia’s most prominent and prolific architects. Young builds his courses the old fashioned way — himself — and his years as designer, builder and also golf course owner have taught him how to cut unnecessary costs and cut through the industry bloat.
He joins Derek Duncan on the Feed the Ball podcast to talk about giving public players an experience commensurate with an affordable green f...
2018-05-041h 34Feed The BallEpisode 19: Tim Liddy
Tim Liddy began his career working closely with Pete Dye in 1993, transitioning into golf course design following a career in landscape architecture. The two men have enjoyed a close collaboration for a quarter century, with Liddy becoming fluent in the Dye vernacular while also establishing his own independent firm responsible for highly acclaimed original courses and redesigns.
Libby joins the Feed the Ball podcast to talk about everything you wanted to know about Pete Dye, the Midwestern sense of humor, the connotation of Amos Jones, the influence of MacKenzie’s camouflaging and force perspective, the mu...
2018-04-161h 37Feed The BallEpisode 18: Peter Kessler, Part 2
Peter Kessler was the face and voice of the Golf Channel when the station first went live in 1995. Over the next seven years he commanded the show, mastering ceremonies and interviewing virtually every important figure in golf and instruction. In the course of that time period, and for years following hosting his show on Sirius XM’s PGA TOUR channel, Kessler has intersected with virtually everyone in the game of golf, old and new.
In part 2 (listen to part 1 here), Peter discusses what years the Augusta National course was at its best, how the course has c...
2018-04-091h 07Feed The BallEpisode 17: Peter Kessler, Part 1
Peter Kessler was the face and voice of the Golf Channel when the station first went live in 1995. Over the next seven years he commanded the show, mastering ceremonies and interviewing virtually every important figure in golf and instruction. In the course of that time period, and for years following hosting his show on Sirius XM’s PGA TOUR channel, Kessler has intersected with virtually everyone in the game of golf, old and new.
In part 1, he joins the podcast for an entertaining discussion leading into the Masters about how to project a winner, what ha...
2018-04-0457 minFeed The BallEpisode 16: Bradley KleinWintonbury Hills (photo: timliddy.com)
Brad Klein has been one of the media’s foremost authorities on golf course architecture since he began writing for Golfweek Magazine in 1988. He created that publication’s highly influential ranking of America’s 100 greatest modern and classic courses, and he recently, after 30 years, moved on to a new position with Golf Advisor and the Golf Channel.
Klein joined Derek Duncan on the podcast to share his thoughts on the sadness of sitting in airports on Saturday nights, life as a college activist in the ’70’s, life as a part-time caddie on...
2018-03-261h 26Feed The BallEpisode 15: Keith CuttenSagebrush in British Columbia
Keith Cutten is an integral player in golf design’s next generation who has worked alongside a variety of architects including Bill Coore, Jeff Mingay, Doug Carrick and, most importantly, his mentor Rod Whitman shaping features, drafting plans, developing budgets and running job sites. He’s also one of the leading young historians on golf course design and expects to publish a book, “The Evolution of Golf Course Architecture” later this year.
He joins Derek Duncan to talk about the kinds of things Bill Coore might like as a gift, Canadian architect...
2018-03-191h 50Feed The BallEpisode 14: Ian AndrewSt. George’s in Toronto.
Ian Andrew is one of golf’s most respected restoration and preservation specialists, working principally on Golden Age courses in Canada. He has few peers when it comes to observation and the analysis of golf course architecture, and he rarely shies from expressing candid opinions on the state of the game. His writings can be found in numerous magazines as well as online (ianandrewsgolfdesignblog.blogspot.com and thecaddyshack.blogspot.com) and a book on five of Stanley Thompson’s greatest courses is expected later this year.
Andrew joins the Feed the Bal...
2018-03-081h 37Feed The BallEpisode 13: Mike DeVries
Mike DeVries belongs to an elite class of golf architects working today who have been fortunate to work on properties that qualify as some of the best sites golf has seen since the 1920’s. His jaw-dropping design at Cape Wichkam Links on Kings Island in Tasmania, with wide holes rolling along the rocky ocean shore, stretching along high headlands and rumbling through interior sand dunes has rocketed into the world top 100 since opening in 2015.
DeVries sits down with Feed the Ball to discuss the wonderful provocations of Pete Dye, the devastating effect of higher green sp...
2018-02-281h 35Feed The BallEpisode 12: Dr. Michael HurdzanShelter Harbor (photo: Larry Lambrecht)
Dr. Michael Hurdzan was on golf’s center stage the summer of 2017 during the U.S. Open, contested at Erin Hills, the giant, rambling meadow course he designed with then partner Dana Fry and Ron Whitten. It was a well-deserved moment for the architect known as much for building some of the most artistically voluptuous courses in the U.S. as for his nearly bottomless knowledge of golf, its history, equipment, construction methods and turf science.
Hurdzan joins the Feed the Ball podcast for a discussion that touches on his ca...
2018-02-121h 19Feed The BallEpisode 11: Kris Spence
Do you love Donald Ross and the idea of experiencing accurate expressions of his designs? Then this podcast is for you. Architect Kris Spence made the jump from golf superintendent to the design and build world when a club in North Carolina hired him to help restore the lost features of its Donald Ross course. 20 years later he’s become one of the country’s most passionate and dedicated practitioners of golf course restoration and an authority on Ross designs in particular.
Spence spends some time with Feed the Ball to talk about sand greens, follow...
2018-02-051h 34Feed The BallEpisode 10: Robert Trent Jones IIHogs Head Golf Club on the western coast of Ireland near Waterville.
Nobody’s roots stretch deeper into the field of golf architecture than Robert Trent Jones II’s. Oldest son of Robert Trent Jones and now in his sixth decade of design, he’s been literally almost everywhere, seen everything and been a prominent voice the industry his entire life.
After some light banter about fatalism and nuclear bombs, Jones joins the Feed the Ball podcast and discusses his new course on the west coast of Ireland (Hogs Head), the concept of the “High Art” of...
2018-01-201h 33Feed The BallEpisode 9: Rod WhitmanCabot Links
Rod Whitman has been one of golf’s masters of construction for nearly 40 years and has designed a number of courses on his own. In 2010 he got the call every architect dreams of — an offer to design and build a course on one of the world’s great new seaside properties, in this case at Cabot Links, a golf dreamscape of humps, hollows and bunkers overlooking an endless expanse of the St. Lawrence River in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
Rod visits the Feed the Ball podcast to talk about Cabot Links and how he fin...
2018-01-121h 23
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 80 - WILLIAM BELL ("Born Under a Bad Sign")A legendary recording artist and songwriter for the Memphis–based Stax label, William Bell first found success with his own recording of “You Don’t Miss Your Water,” a song that would go on to be covered by Otis Redding, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Byrds, and others. He found chart success in the ‘60s and ‘70s with additional self-penned singles, such as the Top 20 hits “Everybody Loves a Winner,” “A Tribute to a King,” “Private Number,” and “Tryin’ to Love Two,” which hit #1 on the R&B chart and #10 on the pop chart. His Top 10 R&B hit “I Forgot to Be Your Lover” went on...
2018-01-0953 minFeed The BallEpisode 8: Mark LoveAtlantic Dunes at Sea Pines Resort
Following the economic crash of 2008, Love Golf Design, founded by brothers Mark Love and Davis Love III, decided to step back. Now, after a hiatus, the company has resumed business with several new renovations in the works following last year’s completion of Atlantic Dunes, a total remodel of one of the Lowcountry’s original golf courses at Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island.
Mark Love recently visited Feed the Ball for a round-the-world discussion about geeking out on golf architecture, how he and Davis got into the busin...
2017-12-201h 17Feed The BallEpisode 7: Steve SmyersOld Memorial
Few living architects are better than Steve Smyers at combining an understanding of golf shots and strategy with holes that possess immense visual flourish. Based in Florida, he’s designed courses and played in top-level amateur tournaments all over the globe. He joins Derek Duncan on the Feed the Ball podcast to discuss how he’s always evolving as a designer, being the king of bad sites, what piece of equipment he’d change for TOUR players (it’s not the ball), the contrast between Dallas’s two newest golf clubs (Maridoe and Trinity Forest), how player fitn...
2017-12-111h 16Feed The BallEpisode 6: Keith Rhebb
Winter Park
Keith Rhebb is one of the leaders of a new generation of golf course architects who have learned the trade shaping courses for design-build luminaries like Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, Tom Doak, and Gil Hanse. He’s worked for Coore and Crenshaw at places like Lost Farm at Barnbougle Dunes, Cabot Cliffs and Streamsong Red, and last year, along with another young shaper and artist, Riley Johns, he remodeled the old Winter Park Golf Course, his first independent design. In this episode Rhebb visits Derek Duncan to discuss Winter Park and the impo...
2017-11-301h 30Feed The BallEpisode 5: Ron PrichardSkokie Country Club
To renovate or restore. That is the question many historic clubs must decide when their courses are in need of repair. Just as many would view it a tragedy to deface a pristine Colonial- or antebellum-era house with modern accoutrements, prominent golf voices believe the features of classic era courses, and the architectural intent behind them, should be preserved and returned to original form.
For over 30 years, Ron Prichard has been one of the most respected advocates and practitioners of golf course restoration and has worked with some of the country’s fi...
2017-11-161h 46Feed The BallEpisode 4: Bill BerginDunwoody Country Club
In this episode, architect Bill Bergin and Derek Duncan catch up and discuss a wide array of subjects including Bill’s recent and upcoming re-workings of several historic clubs, WWSRD (what would Seth Raynor do?), keeping pace with Bob Tway and the northwest Atlanta high school golf scene, going low at St. Andrews, Bill’s top 3 Atlanta area courses, hitting it longer today than he did in his TOUR-playing prime, the Allen Doyle intimidation factor and who the best (and worst) sticks are in the American Society of Golf Course Architects.
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2017-10-311h 12Feed The BallEpisode 3: Bill CooreIn this episode of Feed the Ball, Derek Duncan speaks to Bill Coore, who along with design partner Ben Crenshaw and their team of shapers has built a collection of what are considered to be some of the greatest golf courses of the last 60 or 70 years. Bill shares his thoughts on life and death situations in the field, working on some of the most spectacular golf settings to come online since the 1920 or ’30’s, the pressure he feels to maximize the potential of landscapes like Sand Hills and Sand Valley, dogsitting for Pete and Alice Dye, the gift of a mot...
2017-10-121h 18Feed The BallEpisode 2: Bobby WeedBobby Weed joins Derek Duncan on the latest edition of the Feed the Ball podcast. Join us as Bobby talks about how he learned from Pete Dye that all good golf courses are built in the field, the joy of getting back on the bulldozer, his recent work at The Medalist Club in South Florida (home of Tiger Woods, Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and others), how he’s continually imagining ways to challenge the TOUR players who practice and play there and elsewhere, designing on less than spectacular sites and the key ingredient to a successful golf design project....
2017-09-281h 05Feed The BallEpisode 1: Jim EnghNoted golf course architect and past winner of Golf Digest’s Architect of the Year Award Jim Engh calls in to talk to Derek Duncan about the concept of image creation, pushing the envelop in his designs, the eureka moment that led him to pursue his bold style of golf holes, chasing an endorphine rush on the golf course and why it pays to be patient when playing his courses…or listening to music.
Listen here to Derek Duncan discuss Tom Coyne’s “A Course Called Ireland” with hosts Rod Morri and Adrian Logue of the iSeekGolf Podcast.
2017-09-011h 08
Ex Libris LIVE!Ex Libris After Dark Episode 12.2Sarah Churchwell, Cally L Taylor, Danny King and Rod Duncan join our host David Freeman for this episode of Ex Libris After Dark, recorded in front of a live audience in Blackwell’s Bookshop, Oxford on the 30th of May 2017
Sarah Churchwell, the Professor of American Literature and public understanding for eh humanities at the University of London. She is also a journalist, and an award-winning author and a renowned Scott Fitzgerald expert. He latest critically acclaimed book is Careless People: Muder, Mayhem and the Invention of The Great Gatsby.
Cally L Ta...
2017-07-2100 minEx Libris LIVE!Ex Libris Live Episode 12Sarah Churchwell, Cally L Taylor, Danny King and Rod Duncan join our host David Freeman for this episode of Ex Libris Live, recorded in front of a live audience in Blackwell’s Bookshop, Oxford on the 30th of May 2017
Sarah Churchwell, the Professor of American Literature and public understanding for eh humanities at the University of London. She is also a journalist, and an award-winning author and a renowned Scott Fitzgerald expert. He latest critically acclaimed book is Careless People: Muder, Mayhem and the Invention of The Great Gatsby.
Cally L Taylor is...
2017-07-0700 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 57 - ROD ARGENT of The Zombies ("Time of the Season") Rod Argent is the founding member, keyboardist, and driving force behind the legendary 1960s British Invasion band, The Zombies. Argent wrote the band’s best known classics, including the Top 10 single “Tell Her No” and the #1 hit “She’s Not There,” which Rolling Stone ranked at #297 on the list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. By the time The Zombies’ 1968 LP Odessey and Oracle was released, the group had disbanded. “Time of the Season” became a surprise hit from the album, however, reaching the Top 5 on the US charts. Over time, Odessey and Oracle has become a cult classic, and was r...
2017-03-0757 min
Songcraft: Spotlight on SongwritersEp. 42 - STEVE CROPPER ("In the Midnight Hour")Between 1961 and 1970 Steve Cropper was a fixture at Memphis’ legendary Stax Records and studio, where he worked as a producer, guitarist, engineer, artist, A&R man, and songwriter. During that era he penned over a dozen songs that reached the Top 10 on Billboard's R&B and Pop charts, including Otis Redding’s “Mr. Pitiful" and “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay;" Wilson Pickett’s “In the Midnight Hour,” “Don’t Fight It,” and “634-5789;” Eddie Floyd’s “Knock on Wood;” as well as “See Saw,” which was a hit for both Don Covay and Aretha Franklin. Additionally, his band Booker T. & the MG’s scored with...
2016-08-0958 min
Adventures in SciFi PublishingAISFP 315 — Rod DuncanKristi Charish chats with Rod Duncan, author of the critically acclaimed novel The Bullet Catcher’s Daughter, the first book in the alternate history series The Fall of the Gas-lit Empire. This episode is brought to you by The Forgotten Prince from Josh Hayes. In book two of the Second Star series, Fighter pilot Lt. John McNeal narrowly escaped […]
2015-09-2152 min
GEN KIDSMantra #9 - SPARE THE ROD SPOIL THE CHILD - AudioImportant child raising keys are communicated in this relevant message about disciplining, discipling, maturing and restoring our children; as well as the need for us to realize that our own walk with God is setting an example for them to follow.
2015-05-3143 min