Podcast appearances and mentions of adam rolston

In this episode of The Right Angle Podcast, Elle Liu interviews Adam Rolston, Creative & Managing Director, and partner at INC, an open source, multi-disciplinary, architecture and design studio. Adam Rolston has been engaged in the practice of architecture since 1985, was born and raised in Los Angeles and attended Syracuse University School of Architecture, where he studied both in Syracuse and in Italy under the influence of the northern Italian Rationalists. Adam has served as the Senior Designer and Project Architect for many large-scale, commercial office, residential condominium, private residential, hospitality, and retail projects in Southeast Asia, Europe and New York. He is known for his keen attention to detail, his ability to tackle the design and planning of complex projects at a variety of scales and for his careful attention to client and user needs. [Further Links] Adam Rolston: INC: https://inc.nyc/ Music: Track: SkyHigh — Enine [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/q-lf6x9cVXw Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/skyhigh Follow Us: Instagram @therightanglepodcast Personal Instagram @elleliudesign https://www.therightanglepodcast.com https://anchor.fm/therightanglepodcast

Episode 35 - East rows West - Three rugby mates taking on the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge. Rowing across the Atlantic Ocean unassisted for 35+ days.Race - https://www.taliskerwhiskyatlanticchallenge.com/Starting December 12 2021, three Hong Kong Valley FC rugby friends, Martin Muller, Matt Bell, and Rob Lennox, will commence their extreme adventure of rowing unassisted for 4800 km across the Atlantic ocean (in a row boat without a motor on board!).Labeled “The world's toughest row”, the three set off from San Sebastian in La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain (28oN 18 oW) and row in shifts non stop to achieve their goal of 35 to 40 days (weather permitting) to Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour, Antigua & Barbuda in the Caribbean (17oN 61oW)In this podcast the boys discuss their detailed preparation, their inspiration and also the possible challenges of such an extreme event (one of the boys is reading Taleb's ‘The Black Swan' as I type this description). They candidly break down sleeping on board, storing a necessary 90 days worth of food on board to handle the just in case scenarios while getting enough calories to survive the maniacal amount of rowing needed to cross the Atlantic Ocean in 35 to 40 days plus worst case scenarios such as falling off and having a boat be the victim of a sail fish…I am not joking!The Charity the courageous three are raising money and awareness for is The Child fund Rugby. Follow this link to learn more and even contribute https://eastrowswest.com/charity/*Check out a similar extreme adventure one episode 34 with Adam Rolston and his tale of playing Golf across Mongolia. This adventure went on the become a Nat Geo documentary. https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/joint-dynamics-intelligent-movement-series/id1527374894 An event like this does not happen without a great team, Mat, Martin and Rob would like to thank - Lead sponsor: Cathay Pacific CargoCharity: Childfund RugbyGold Sponsor: JP Morgan Silver Sponsor: Gavekal, Lister Petter,  Joint DynamicsBronze: EIP, OT&P, Daioni, DX SportswearFollow the three on IG here @eastrowswestwww.eastrowswest.comhttps://www.justgiving.com/campaign/eastrowswest2020https://www.taliskerwhiskyatlanticchallenge.com/talisker-whisky-atlantic-challenge/*Check out a similar extreme adventure on episode 34 with Adam Rolston and his tale of playing Golf across Mongolia. This adventure went on the become a Nat Geo documentary. https://podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/joint-dynamics-intelligent-movement-series/id1527374894 Other relevant links Joint Dynamics website - www.jointdynamics.com.hkJoint Dynamics Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JointDynamicsHongKong/Joint Dynamics Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/jointdynamics/Joint Dynamics Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRQZplKxZMSvtc6LxM5Wckw

In this conversation Andrew sits down with extreme adventurer and avid golfer Adam Rolston. Adam and his mate, Ron Rutland, recently completed the world's longest golf course ever played. Originally set at a par 14,000 over 2,011 kilometres, Adam and Ron spent 80 days trekking, playing and documenting an epic journey in some of the world's most diverse terrain from one side of Mongolia to the other! The single longest hole of golf ever played, leading to a National geographic documentary, having one of Adam's golf clubs now residing in the museum at St Andrew's (the home of golf), and also a deeper understanding of why a dog is man's best friend.This is an epic conversation of a unique and epic adventureRelevant links: https://www.instagram.com/thelongesthole/Joint Dynamics website - www.jointdynamics.com.hkJoint Dynamics Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JointDynamicsHongKong/Joint Dynamics Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/jointdynamics/Joint Dynamics Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRQZplKxZMSvtc6LxM5Wckw

This week we welcome the newest member of the PE department Mr Adam Rolston. Mr Rolston joined the team due to some enforced absences for both myself and Mr Reid (we are both okay!) and will be joining the school until the end of the year. Having only worked with Mr Rolston for a short period of time, it is clear he has some ‘podcast worthy' stories to share and we are going to dive into some of these in more detail. The one that will take up most of our focus is when Mr Rolston shot to stardom with his role in a Guiness World Record attempt and film documentary that came with it; “The Longest Hole – Golfing Across Mongolia”, Having watched the feature film this weekend, it certainly impressed me for a number of reasons – we are going to dive into this today! In summary, Mr Rolston covered the width of Mongolia hitting a golf ball, which took him the best part of 12 weeks to complete. His adventure also saw him temporarily adopt a dog called UB, who has a key role in the film documentary. This is a fascinating story about an incredible World Record attempt - we hope you enjoy the story! If you are interested in watching the film, you can find it on Amazon Prime for rent: The Longest Hole, Golfing Across Mongolia https://www.amazon.com/Longest-Hole-Golfing-Across-Mongolia/dp/B08FRQ17JQ#:~:text=Adam%20Rolston%20and%20Ron%20Rutland,a%20unique%20and%20wild%20adventure. If you are not sure, why not check out the trailer first? The Official Trailer | The Longest Hole: Golfing Across Mongolia film. And here are some articles in the South China Morning Post that were released about the excursion: https://www.scmp.com/sport/rugby/article/2149656/stray-mongolian-dog-joins-hong-kong-pair-2000km-golfing-epic-he

This epic story is about two adventures Adam Rolston & Ron Rutland. Adam & Ron decided to play the longest hole in golf by playing from one extreme side of Mongolia to the other, Culminating with a sneaky 8 foot downhiller left to right to finish! This story is incredible and we are honoured to bring it to you! I hope you enjoy!

Wir sprechen mit Joachim Hellinger, dem künstlerischen Leiter der European Outdoor Film Tour (E.O.F.T.) über die Faszination inspririender Outdoor- und Abenteuerfilme und über das E.O.F.T. Programm der Saison 2019/20. Themen u.a.: Die Free-Solo-Boulderin Nina Williams ("Highly illogical"), der Profi-Snowboarder Elias Elhard ("Contraddiction"), Adam Rolston und Ron Rutland ("The longest hole") sowie Eliott Schonfeld ("Le Minimaliste - an himalayan adventure"). plus: Wie wirken Outdoor-Filme auf die Zuschauer? Wie wählt man Filme aus? Und vieles mehr. Kino für die Ohren ...

Paul and Andy continue their preseason training with a look into Gary Player's collection of musical tracks. The boys continue the golf theme with Rupert Bell and Adam Rolston who talks about his new film 'The Longest Hole'. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Have you seen that cat film poster on the tube? A Street Cat Named Bob producer Adam Rolston stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about the movie, upcoming red carpet premiere and Bob. Author Robert Muchamore talked with Ian about his latest book Gone Wild, his writing process and cars. The London Vampire, with a twist, also appeared on the Halloween Special. This episode also included a mental breakdown!

On this episode of Next on the Tee I'm joined by Actor turned Host of Talking Golf Getaways Mitchell Laurance and Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor Brady Riggs. Mitch shared his story about why he left acting and Hollywood in favor of braodcasting. We talked about his recent trip over to Tobacco Road Golf Club and staying in the new Stewart Cabin. He also talked his interview with Adam Rolston of The Longest Hole and his walk across Mongolia hitting golf shots. Mitch exclusively plays hickory shafted clubs now and he shared his emotional connection when he's playing some of the most historic golf courses around the world.  Top 100 Instructor Brady Riggs joined me and shared tips for how to hit better chips shots from just off the green plus ways to better controll the ball from 50 yards in and how to correct that slice.

After more than 20,000 golf shots across more than 1,200 miles, ultimate road warrior Adam Rolston returns to “Talking GolfGetaways” to share some final thoughts about his world-record-setting trip across Mongolia — how it changed is life, how well he can now hit an 8-iron and what happened to UB the Wonder Dog.

A different type of guest this week as we speak with Adam Rolston, who this summer played golf across Mongolia, traveling 1,200 miles and needing 20,093 shots over 82 days. You can also read more about his amazing journey along with his friend and caddie Ron Rutland here: https://www.golfdigest.com/story/conquering-the-worlds-longest-golf-hole-mongolia

When we heard that Adam Rolston and his caddie Ron Rutland were planning on raising money for the Laureus Sport for Good charity by playing the longest hole in golf history, one that literally spanned the length of Mongolia, we had to find out more! Well 82 days and about 20,000 shots later, the pair are just a lofted wedge and a putt away from completing their adventure. We’re on the final stretch with the pair as they exit the Gobi and enter the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar. Retirement Goals: Robbie Simpson might still be playing a professional football, but he’s got more than one eye on what comes next, and how he can help other athletes facing the same career crossroads. He has started Life After Professional Sport (LAPS) an organisation that brings businesses together with athletes who are close to, or have completed their sporting careers. Things are changing, when Robbie walked into the dressing room at his first professional club, Coventry City, 10 years ago he was the only one with a university degree. However in the squad at his current club Exeter City, he says there are 11 graduates and many more with a post playing plan. Summersaults in the Sky: Slalom racing is tough enough on skis, but imagine doing it in a plane! That's what those taking part in the Red Bull Air Race Championship do each week. Pilots nip through a series of 25-metre-high pylons around a track in the sky. Melanie Astles is the first, and only female pilot, and has been telling us about the challenges of acrobatic air racing and how she’s proving that for women pilots, the sky really is the limit. Photo: Adam Rolston and his caddie Ron Rutford playing golf in Mongolia Credit: Thelongesthole.com

What motivates a rugby player to load up the sticks for a three-month continuous golfing journey across Mongolia? A spirit of adventure and love of the game. Adam Rolston talks about playing “The Longest Hole” across the Southeast Asian wilderness in one of the greatest feats of golf you can possibly imagine.

Former Proteas captain Graeme Smith joins Jean Smyth in this episode of Power of Sport sharing his thoughts ahead of the upcoming Test series between South Africa and England. Laureus Ambassador and Springbok great Bryan Habana has launched a new Foundation - we hear what motivated him; and we catch up with Ron Rutland, who with Adam Rolston, is walking across Mongolia, playing golf… the 80-something day long campaign is fondly referred to as The Longest Hole.

The Power of Two In 2014, US Olympian Alysia Montaño ran at the US Track and Field championships whilst eight months pregnant. The five-time national champion wanted to compete seven weeks before she was due to give birth to her first child. On Thursday, she ran at the same event four months pregnant with her second child. Does she feel her message “exercising during pregnancy is actually much better for the mom and the baby. 1,850km from the tee to hole. Adam Rolston and Ron Rutland have set themselves a challenge, to play golf across Mongolia. They’re teeing off in the west of the country and ending their round in the capital Ulaanbaatar. It will take the pair 82 days to play 1,850km on a course that has a par of 14,000. Adam, from Northern Ireland will be playing golf, but spare a thought for Ron; he will be pulling a cart with all his and Adam’s gear across the country. Aside from hitting golf balls, they will have to scavenge for food. Spiderwoman Margo Hayes is 19 years old and a record breaker. She became the first female to climb La Rambla, a mountain face in Spain that is one of the world’s most challenging. Margo believes her success will encourage other female climbers to try harder classified routes. The Javelin and the Shoemaker Alphanso Cunningham is Jamaica’s most successful Paralympian in the modern era. After golds in Athens in 2004 and at London 2012 in his seated throws, he’s now set himself a new challenge. Alphanso wants to take up fencing, and start wheelchair racing too. A maker of adapted shoes at the island’s version of Stoke Mandeville, he’s seen Jamaican Para Sport evolve over the last 15 years and embraces his Bolt-style role in supporting its future growth. Head over Heels June 24th is International Handstand Day. We’ve got various members of BBC Sport to see if they perform a handstand. Some of them are brilliant, others are awful. We speak to Alvin Tam, who founded Handstand Day. Why did he want to turn the world upside down? And, with an expert on the programme, what better time to learn how we’re supposed perform a handstand.

Have you seen that cat film poster on the tube? A Street Cat Named Bob producer Adam Rolston stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about the movie, upcoming red carpet premiere and Bob. Author Robert Muchamore talked with Ian about his latest book Gone Wild, his writing process and cars. The London Vampire, with a twist, also appeared on the Halloween Special. This episode also included a mental breakdown!