What podcast did you recently enjoy, golf or otherwise?

[Bob Cat]

No Laying Up episode 217: The life and career of Ben Hogan (43 min).

I was hesitant to listen fearing content would be mostly excerpts from books and web mining.

Two well spoken Hogan Foundation officers, who were also friends of Mr Hogan's, were interviewed and deliver Hogan anecdotes I'd never heard.

[Huey222]

I'm a regular listener of NLU, my favorite recent episode might be the one with SVP. I think they generally have a good variety of guests. I have also really been enjoying the Erik Anders Lang Podcast. I find he tends to have guests outside of the pro golf realm, and also mixes a golf with a good bit of other topics.

[Myherobobhope]

Chasing scratch is great.

 

Otherwise I listen to comedy podcasts... all fantasy everything, punch up the jam and Doug loves movies.

[BTO]

Durbano, 5 parts tsn.ca. Story on certifiable nut job Steve Durbano 70’s NHL defenseman.

[slocagolfer]

Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me and Fresh Air are my go-tos.

[GoTime]

during weekday afternoon rounds I will listen to the podcast of the Lebatard show.....probably the best sports radio show out at the moment - a good mix of sports and other non political topics and plenty of comedy. Tim Kurkjian and Stan Van Gundy are recurring weekly interviews and are probably the best interviews for their respective sports. Stan VG on basketball is simply fantastic.

[Hoodman22]

Crimetown podcasts are excellent- series one was outstanding, dealt with Providence Rhode Island.

Well worth it

[GolfChannel]

Pod Save America (and save the world)

Chasing Scratch

No Laying Up

Fried Egg Podcast

The First Cut

Shotgun Start

WTF with Marc Maron

Things that go Boom

 

[Bob Cat]

No Laying UP, Episode 218 with Scott Stallings was really good. Among other topics, Stalling's was candid about his bogus banned substance suspension.

I don't remember who the NLU host is but I must say he does a nice job.

[wagsgt]

It’s not on right now but during NFL Guess the lines with Bill Simmons and cousin sal is great

[ldandrea]

Man in the window is amazing. It’s about the golden state serial killer. Also crime junkie and confronting oj Simpson are really good.

[dan360]

Rogan

Fried Eggs

If you grew up watching old pro rasslin’ Jim Cornette’s two podcasts are hilarious!

American Scandal has some decent ones.

[highergr0und]

Man I need to expand my podcast listening..... I do Ramsey Entreleadership, Tim Ferriss, and lately have been seeking out anything talking about Bill Campbell, a guy who was a coach to many Silicon Valley CEOs

[ldandrea]

Listening to podcasts makes the work day go by so much faster. Also agree with dan360 Cornettes podcasts are hilarious !

[shoot4par]

Easier to break this into categories of listening:

Often: Jordan B. Peterson, Tides of History, Erik Anders Lang

Sometimes: J.J. Reddick, Philosophize this, Tim Ferris Show, Rogan.

[lookylookitzadam]

* No Such Thing as a Fish - 4 hosts present their favorite facts of the week in comedic fashion.

* Stuff You Should Know - well researched and light-hearted podcast on totally random topics of interest

* This American Life - random stories of "this american life"

* Lore - interesting tales and ancient lore in fairly short but captivating segments.

 

[Bob Cat]

NLU Podcast Episode 233

 

Tim Herron and Jason Bohn

 

Bohn tells his million dollar hole in one story near the end and it is FANTASTIC.

 

Loved this episode.

[Murphy76]

> @slocagolfer said:

> Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me and Fresh Air are my go-tos.

 

I don't know if they are pod-casted, but as a fellow NPR listener, Car Talk is one of the GREATEST radio shows ever made. That show (when it was on) made me late for work every Saturday morning.

[Bob Cat]

Click and Clack, The Tappet Brothers, were fantastic!

[spk7]

I like the foreplay behind the greens podcast, I also listen to joe Rogan and the eavesdrop depending on who the guest are

[dmecca2]

Chasing Scratch is my #1 right now. Hilarious and generally interested in seeing if they can get to a 0

[FairwaysToHeaven]

> @dmecca2 said:

> Chasing Scratch is my #1 right now. Hilarious and generally interested in seeing if they can get to a 0

 

i got through 4 or 5 episodes but couldn't do it any more. half the show is just them reiterating shot by shot their previous round. they started at what, 11 or 12 handicap and wanted to get to scratch in a year? thats not a goal...thats a pipe dream.

[dmecca2]

> i got through 4 or 5 episodes but couldn't do it any more. half the show is just them reiterating shot by shot their previous round. they started at what, 11 or 12 handicap and wanted to get to scratch in a year? thats not a goal...thats a pipe dream.

Ya I can see that, but they're still going this year and are down to 3's and 4's, so whatever they are doing is a recipe for success. Personally I love the dramatic scorecard readings. I may be the only person that's willing to listen to someone recall their round shot by shot (as long as they make it interesting).

 

[FairwaysToHeaven]

> @dmecca2 said:

> > i got through 4 or 5 episodes but couldn't do it any more. half the show is just them reiterating shot by shot their previous round. they started at what, 11 or 12 handicap and wanted to get to scratch in a year? thats not a goal...thats a pipe dream.

> Ya I can see that, but they're still going this year and are down to 3's and 4's, so whatever they are doing is a recipe for success. Personally I love the dramatic scorecard readings. I may be the only person that's willing to listen to someone recall their round shot by shot (as long as they make it interesting).

>

 

listening to someone recall their round shot by shot to me is less interesting than a person telling me who's on their fantasy football team. ha

 

surprised to hear they are a 3 and 4. they are putting the work in apparently.

[7ironDave]

Foreplay

[Celebros]

Effectively Wild. Baseball podcast - definitely a modern/sabermetric bent, but tends to discuss the game more generally than simply recapping the latest news/playoff races/etc. Great community around the podcast as well.

[Mych]

My favorite lately is "How To" by Charles Duhigg. Very entertaining 30 minute episodes. Try the "How to rob a bank" episode and you'll be hooked.

[tdennie]

The timesuck podcast is pretty entertaining.