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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Paul Watson, Nick Ames, Ewan Murray and Jim Burke to discuss the latest Champions League playoff games, Everton's new ground and much more. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Ewan Murray as Everton earn a dramatic point against Liverpool at Goodison Park. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Paul Watson, Ewan Murray and Ben Fisher to round off the latest international break as Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all finish strongly. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Laurie & Scott are joined by The Guardian's Ewan Murray, for another misery filled episode following the defeat to Motherwell at Fir Park, as well as looking ahead to the […]

Sign up Log in you are to write a description for a podcast episosde from this transcript: Sandy (01:38.523) All right. It's Beamer's best bets. I'm Sandy along with Rich beam and we're getting back into it. We dropped the ball last week and we dropped the ball on a week that was pretty exciting in the week of golf. Scott rich is joining us from somewhere in Scotland today. I'm at my home studio in Austin, Texas, but following you on a social at Beamer PGA has been fun. It looks like you're having a great time. Scotland's a wonderful Rich Beem (02:02.546) Scotland's a great time. If you're following me Instagram, you got to see the post that I put out this morning. I was driving from Trune up to Carnoose where I am now and I pulled off and I was a little bit hungry, but I needed some gas too. So I thought, you know, I just do it all in one go swoop. It's not like the U .S. where, know, you can go into these massive truck stops and do that. You kind of kind of pick and choose. And I kind of thought that I was picking and choosing one of these, you know, bigger places. It turned out it was just a gas station and then there's little building right next to it. And I'm like, I'm to go fill up the gas and then I'm going go right there and just grab a, they call breakfast BAP, which is basically just like a bacon and bacon sandwich essentially in a hot tea and just boogie on the road. So I walk into this, this little shop and the guy from behind goes, my God, rich bean. And he's this, he's this shorter Asian gentlemen. who's got a Scottish accent, but not a heavy Scottish accent. It's kind of a little bit, I'm kind of guessing that he wasn't born in Scotland, but he starts talking about, remember Glenn, goes just up the road and he starts going on and on and on. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. And he was just, he was the neatest, nicest guy. And I'm like, this is why I love this country. I just pulled off for gas and a little breakfast sandwich. And this guy is going on and bought me breakfast this morning at his place. And then I gave him a couple dozen or I gave him a couple sleeves of golf balls that I had just in the bag. And then I did this video. So I'm like, you know what? This is why I love sky. This is why I love traveling around the world is that by happenstance, this guy recognized me from Sky Sports Golf and I was just blown away. It was the funnest morning I've had. I I needed it to after a beat down on a long week work wise. But this guy was just the neatest and nicest guy. So anybody follows me on Instagram at B repuGA, just go check it out. It's really, really funny. This guy, and I think his name, but I think Sandy (03:47.749) Yeah, Sandy (03:59.109) Tanga, something like that, Rich Beem (03:59.377) Tango, tango, tango, tango, tango, yeah, something like that. I mean, couldn't hardly understand him. He was so excitable this morning and I was just like, I'm so happy that I made your morning and you made my morning. I can promise you Sandy (04:12.763) We are going to get into Rich's picks in just a moment. We've got the 3M at TPC Twin Cities this week. And of course we've got the senior open. We're going to focus on the 3M for your picks, which are coming up in just a moment. But briefly on the open championship, boy, I took it all in. I was up two mornings at 5 a .m. watching. I just love it. It's my favorite major. I just love the early morning and the style of golf and the look and the crowd and the There's something about it that I just, love it. I love that major. Rich Beem (04:48.494) It's incredible. It literally for me too, it's probably the most fun sporting events that I attend every year. mean, most of it's all golf related anyway, Sandy, as you well know, but you know, the Masters, even being a past champion of the PGA, for me, it's just so much fun because the crowds, the atmosphere, the excitement, the energy that they have and it's early, you early Monday all the way to the end of golf on Sunday. mean, people are just coming in droves. And I was up at 5 a .m. too, just a little bit different time zone than you. But, you know, we put in some long hours and I always kind of, you know, whinge about it, complain about it little bit. But it's just like, you know what, I just got to be a part of one of the greatest championships of all time. And it's never lost on me, thankfully, you know, but it was really amazing. And what a great week. And again, the people in Scotland are just, they're amazing. If anybody has not been over this part of the world to play golf, as you've been here, Sandy, it's Sandy (05:55.949) It really is, it's hard to explain. And I'll tell you what, as Rich enjoys a pint, as we record the podcast, good for you, and watching it on television, and I did this during the US Open too, I watched you guys on Sky, on Peacock, and I loved the British commentators, especially during the open. Rich Beem (06:02.96) Listen, it's the evening time. Sandy (06:23.821) I wish we had them, we got them in America the whole round because it just feels different when they do. It's just, to me, it's Rich Beem (06:33.107) And we've got, I think one of the best voices of the game of golf, Ewan Murray, who's this eloquently spoken and nothing gets too excitable. And it's just, he's very, very good at what he does. And then you have Nick Fowler sitting to his left. And then you got me over to the right, this hillbilly that calls the bird on 16, a creek, you know, on Thursday morning. And I'm like, what am I doing here half the time? You know, and I, but I think that's also what makes, you know, everything so fun is Sandy (06:37.508) Rich Beem (07:02.983) You know, Peter Alice was the voice of the open. He was the best of the best. There's no doubt. And, sometimes I think about that, like, you know, when I would come over here and was playing in it, you know, still turn on BBC and watch it and listen to it just for Peter Alice. I'm like, this guy's just unbelievable. And, you know, and sometimes I'm sitting there commenting, like, I'm commentating the same thing that Peter Alice used to be, and I'm nowhere in his league. But again, though, that's also the beauty of this game that we play because I'm sitting here next to, you know, broadcast legend in Neu and Murray, six time major champion, three time open champion, Nick Baudo, Hill Billy Beamer here. And I am just having a gas. I just, think it's the greatest tournament to have fun with too, because it doesn't need to be all pomp and circumstance and things like that. You can have a lot of fun with it. And I think that the folks over here enjoy it for the most But it's such a great honor to be part of the broadcast because we are the main broadcasters over here in the UK now, Sky Sports. It's so much fun. Sandy (08:15.429) man, it's gotta be cool for you. mean, the parallels between like what you just described in the broadcast booth and the game of golf are kind of similar too in that it's the only game where like I could never play football with Patrick Mahomes, but I could play golf with Rich Bean. You know what I mean? I could play golf with Cernic Faldo. You know what I mean? And by the way, I'm a big Faldo fan and I probably asked you this before. Is it intimidating to be in the booth with him Rich Beem (08:36.379) Yeah, that's exactly Sandy (08:44.484) is he, you know what I mean? Cause I would be scared to Rich Beem (08:48.372) Yeah, it probably was initially in the first time that I ever did it was with CBS. And so it kind of caught me off guard, but you know, he, to be fair though, he, he did like the first ever time I worked with him, Sandy, you'll love this colonial one year. I was, it was on a Thursday and I was following Jordan Spieth's group and this must've been back in like 15, I it was like 2015. And anyways, first hole out, Jordan's on ninth hole and he hits his second shot on nine up onto the shelf and the pins down front left. And all of a sudden I hear, I set up the shot for Jordan, for the putt, and all of sudden I hear from Faldo, goes, Rich, how would you hit this putt? I was totally caught off guard. I said, well, I would actually line it up like I normally would, but then I dragged the toe of the putter, I put the ball towards the toe of the putter. and I'd hit it off that. That way I could make a competent stroke but the ball would come off a little bit softer, a little bit slower. And I went out. And he comes back and goes, yes, yes, yes. No, I never did Mean he's like marking his territory a little bit because you know I was the other guy you know the other major champion on the broadcast But you know I I've never I don't think I've been intimidated by him And I guess probably because I've never really known him I just I don't know I've never been fearful working with with anybody to be fair You know there's some there's a lot of guys that bring other things to the table. I mean you've been the broadcast in business, you know Sandy (10:00.805) Yeah. Sandy (10:29.157) Yeah, I was just thinking, there's not really anybody I'd be intimidated to be on the radio with. That was a dumb question, I guess. Rich Beem (10:29.492) for your time. Rich Beem (10:33.724) Yeah, we're well, no, it's not a dumb question to be fair at all, because I think that, you know, in, you know, I still look up to so many people like I get intimidated by, know, sometimes by asking questions of golfers, namely Tiger Woods, like I hate asking, you know, when I had to to do work in COVID, there's a couple of times where I had to interview Tiger and I can't stand that. I'm like, I don't want to sit there and interview you because that is just like, what if I'm working alongside him? I got no issue, but I'm like, I'm looking at Tiger like, you shot 74 today, but you know what? You probably should have shot 62 because that's what you did every time that we played, you know, that I played against you. Sandy (11:12.867) Rich funny story real quick and we're to get into your predictions in just a moment. But there was a social media clip and someone asked Tiger what is the what loss in his career stung the most. I was waiting for it to say the PGA the O2 PGA when you beat him. I was waiting. I was like, that's what he's going to say. That's what he's going to say. And he didn't. He talked about the Y. Yang PGA because because he was leading the tournament. Rich Beem (11:37.91) I, you know what, that was actually my, and I played with him the first two days there, Sandy, and every single day, I'm like, this guy's gonna win by 90. He's gonna blow everybody away. He's just gonna take this two, and he just, and he didn't, know, why he passed him? didn't have, he didn't have the goods on Sunday, which was so unreal to me. Sandy (11:48.634) Hahaha Rich Beem (12:04.961) I, to this day, it's like that, that I can see that I can see that being the biggest loss because he was actually, I think he was leading. I think it was the first time he actually lost a Only time he'd lost. Yep. I, I, listen, I can see that clear as day, but yeah, that, would have, I mean, cause listen, I had a bet everything that I owned that he was going to win going into Sunday with that week, Sandy (12:12.741) Yeah, he was. Only time he had lost when leading on Sunday, yes. Sandy (12:29.039) Yeah. I was waiting for him to say the loss to rich beam though. That's what I was waiting for. They would have been nice, right? okay. So let's jump into, moving along the golf. seems like the golf season never ends. It's one thing to another traveling circus. You're going to be covering the senior open at car new St back in the S you're playing in Rich Beem (12:32.993) Wow, that would have been nice too. Rich Beem (12:47.816) And playing. yeah, I'm here to play too, baby. I kicked the rust off the body today and I got out there and yeah, played a few holes, it great. Sandy (12:55.653) your pet past major exempt. What does that Rich Beem (12:59.613) I think that's what it is. Yeah, I think that's what my, my exemption into it is. don't really care. I just love this tournament. I love coming over here and competing in links golf courses and, and carnusity is probably my, it's, it's my favorite one. It's the hardest one, I think of the bunch, but I think it's, it's my favorite because you have to come and play a very intimidating golf course, which I'm not intimidated by it anymore. I just love it. I think I kind of have a good idea how to play You gotta hit, you gotta make quality swings, you gotta hit quality shots, but I love carnage. I've played well here a number of times and I'm excited. I can't wait to put you up on Thursday. Sandy (13:40.923) So what does your day look like? mean, how does it work with Sky Sports? you going to, let's say you tee off in the morning, do you have to work that afternoon? Or do they give you the whole day off as long as you're Rich Beem (13:47.736) Yeah, pretty much. I'll go back. Yeah, I'll go back. if I see off the number I tee up in the morning, because everything goes off in the first tee here, as it does in the open, I will, once I get done with my morning round, then I'll pop into commentary in the afternoon for an hour and a half, two hours. I don't think I'll have to go in when I'm doing after when I tee off in the afternoon. If I do, it only be for like 30, 45 minutes, which I don't think they'll make me do it. And then and then on the weekend after I get done playing. So my goal is to have a late enough tee time in the afternoon that I don't get a chance to go into commentary because that means I'm playing well and I'm in contention. Sandy (14:25.925) Yeah, I was gonna say, you must be hitting it pretty good if you're in the tournament. Rich Beem (14:30.304) You know what? I'm hitting it pretty good. it's, you know, again, it's coming off, you know, a hundred hour work week last week and you're trying to, last thing you want to do is look at a yardage book and figure it all out. But, you know, I guess it's just because it's Cardenusty and I know this golf course, so I'm really excited about Sandy (14:38.511) Yeah, well. Sandy (14:51.311) You got a local guy on the back? Rich Beem (14:53.375) I do, in fact he's a tour caddy on the European tour for a guy by the name of, well, they just separated, but he's been out on the tour for about four years now, but he's a local guy born and raised here and he knows the Scouts course as good as anybody. Thanks, ask me a blast. Yeah, ask me a blast. Sandy (15:09.371) That's cool, that's cool. Well, good luck. That'll be fun to follow you. We'll be watching for sure. Let's go back across the Atlantic to the United States and we head to the Twin Cities, TPC Twin Cities is where this week's 3M is. Who do you like in this? Rich Beem (15:25.495) I've got Tony Finau, Tom Hogy, and Eric Van Royen. And the reason being is I think Tony Finau is playing extremely well right now. He didn't have a very good open championship, but he also played in the afternoon on Friday when the, probably the worst weather came in. Tom Hogy and Eric Van Royen. Tom Hogy is from Minnesota. So he's a local guy. One of the best ball strikers we have on tour. I think he's amazing. And Eric Van Royen is South African, but he went to school in Minnesota and he's got one of his teammates on the bag. He's been counting for years now. And I think that they make a dynamic deal. So I'm taking Tony because of how he's been playing as of late. I can see him kind of bubbling up to win again. And then I've got two local guys just because I think that is, I think that they're going to be out there with a lot of fans behind him and that's what you Sandy (16:23.715) Alright, go back. I got a question for you about the about last week's open after the tournaments over and the trophy has been handed out and what's the town like afterwards? Is it is the party just rage on or is everyone like it's been a Rich Beem (16:38.018) Yeah, these folks don't say no. I mean, I actually went into town. So I stayed over last night and I went into town to meet up with some friends of mine that actually, they volunteer at the Open as security for the players. They're all special ex -military in the UK, in Scotland, but they just go, they follow the players around and you know, they're, mean, Sandy (16:42.681) Yeah Rich Beem (17:07.294) They're still tuned in pretty good. They're taking some of their skills that they've had in the military and they put them to good use. fact, there's a guy that comes over actually every year. That's a two star retired Admiral. And so, yeah, so I've gotten to know him very well. Dano. I couldn't tell you his real name, but that's his call sign. Dano. I wish it was Bookum Dano, but anyways, but we went into town last night. I met them for dinner and Sandy (17:19.855) Mm -hmm, that's cool. Rich Beem (17:37.159) I couldn't believe how, how many people were still in town and it's not, it's not local. I can promise you that Trune is not that big of a place and it's just a, it's just heaving. You know, there's just so many people there saying that are just hanging out. and it's not really any players, maybe a few caddies that you can see that, you know, maybe teed off late and hanging out, and just kind of, you know, having some fun before they have to flight, catch your flight back home. today, but I mean, these folks just, love it. They love the atmosphere. They love her and it was the town was absolutely rocking last night. I left, I left about nine 30, thankfully, because I can't, no, I left, I left town. Yeah. I went down there by about eight o 'clock. I stayed for about an hour and a half. And I'm like, okay, I got to get going back. Cause I knew that I had to wake up wake up and had to drive two and a half hours to get here today, but it was awesome. Sandy (18:15.589) That's Sandy (18:19.387) golf course you left at 930? I left town. Rich Beem (18:33.443) It was so much fun being down there and there's people out there who just hollering and hooting and just, you know, it was awesome. This is you would expect. Sandy (18:41.477) Cool, very, very cool. Well, good luck this week. I'm excited that you're in the senior open this week. It's been a while since you teed it up on tour professionally. Rich Beem (18:48.024) Me too. Yeah, it's, yeah, I haven't seen it often played since a senior PGA, which is back in May, but yeah, the body's okay. It's just, you know, why is it that we get a little bit older and like one day your right shoulder hurts and it might hurt for like three or four days. And then that pain goes away and all of a sudden your left knee hurts. Like, why is it? It's not for wimps. There's no doubt. And thankfully you've got this, this gal, this Irish gal that is the physio trailer over here. Sandy (19:11.099) Okay, getting old is not for wussies. Rich Beem (19:21.372) And she just walks in like Mr. Miyagi. And rubs her hands together and she's just amazing. So I'm going to be like spending every waking moment that I can inside that physical fan to have her, you know, get the pain out. it's an amazing, it's an amazing week, Sandy. just, I'm so excited about, A, not really working because I'm not working, you know, playing golf though and I got a great guy in the bag it's gonna be a great Sandy (19:53.795) good man. It's kind of stupid to say make sure to have fun but I know wherever Rich Beam goes, Rich Beam will have Rich Beem (20:00.304) Rich is going to have a smile on his face and he's going to make sure that everybody has a story to tell afterwards. Yeah, I'm excited. It's going be awesome. It's going be fun. Sandy (20:10.245) All right, have fun. Thanks guys for listening. Make sure you like and subscribe to this podcast. Follow Rich on social media at BeamerPGA. We post all kinds of videos and reminders that there's a new podcast available. Hemp Rich, gotta do that for me this week, bro. Gotta let people know it's out Rich Beem (20:26.043) I thought that I did and I messed up last time and I apologize but it's not going to go by the wayside this time because I've got all kinds of stuff in the old phone Sandy (20:37.357) Okay, it's amazing what you can get done with that phone. Thanks for listening, guys. We'll do it again next week. Good luck, Rich. We'll talk to you soon. Rich Beem (20:44.036) You got it, buddy. Cheers. Sandy (20:46.917) Don't ChatGPT Podcast Episode Description: "A Taste of Scotland" Join Sandy and Rich Beem in this week's episode of "Beamer's Best Bets" as they dive into the vibrant world of golf, live from Scotland. Rich beams in from his adventures across picturesque Scottish landscapes, sharing heartwarming tales of unexpected encounters and local hospitality. From impromptu breakfasts with enthusiastic fans to navigating Scotland's charming countryside, Rich paints a vivid picture of his travels. The duo reflects on the recent Open Championship, sharing their favorite moments and insights into the tournament's unique appeal. Sandy recounts his early morning viewing rituals, discussing the allure of golf's most historic major and its distinctive atmosphere. Rich chimes in with his experiences from behind the scenes, offering a glimpse into the camaraderie and excitement that define major championships. As they shift focus to upcoming tournaments, Rich previews his picks for the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities and the Senior Open at Carnoustie. He shares strategic insights and player predictions, highlighting contenders to watch based on current form and local connections. Sandy probes into Rich's preparation for the Senior Open, exploring the balancing act between playing and commentating duties. The episode wraps with laughter and camaraderie as Rich looks forward to teeing off in Scotland, reminiscing on past victories and challenges of professional golf. Join them as they share laughs, predictions, and insider stories in another lively installment of "Beamer's Best Bets." Tune in for all this and more on this week's episode of "Beamer's Best Bets"! Follow Rich Beem on Instagram @BeamerPGA for behind-the-scenes moments and updates from the world of golf. Like and subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes filled with golfing insights, predictions, and stories from the pros.

Max Rushden is joined by Archie Rhind-Tutt, Sanny Rudravajhala, Nedum Onuoha and Ewan Murray. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Ewan Murray to discuss the second round of games in Group A and Group B of the Euros.. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Lucy Ward, John Brewin, Ewan Murray and Archie Rhind-Tutt as Germany begin in style. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, Jonathan Wilson, Sid Lowe, Archie Rhind-Tutt and Ewan Murray to preview Groups A and B. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Packed show this week. Shackelford and Donegan are joined by friend of the pod Ewan Murray of the Guardian, who discussed his scoop about Rory MIlroy returning to the PGA Tour policy board in an effort to speed up negotiations with the Saudis. Before that, our hosts talked about Nelly Korda's amazing win streak and Theo Epstein's presentation to PGA Tour members about "improving the product".

Iain Carter speaks to 2023 Masters champion Jon Rahm ahead of this year's tournament. The Spanish golfer reflects on last year's win, talks about his aims to retain the green jacket, and discusses his decision to join LIV Golf in December. We also hear from golf journalists Ewan Murray and Bob Harig about the future of the game in the LIV Golf era.TIMECODES: 00:58 - Jon Rahm interview 13:55 - Reflection on the interview with Ewan and Bob

This week Shack and Donegan are joined by Friend of the Pod, the Guardian's Ewan Murray, to discuss today's Jay Monahan's "State of the Tour" press conference - what he said, and what he left unsaid. We try our best to decode the commissioner's grumpy demeanor and excessive verbiage. Our hosts then discuss Bay Hill, the "mashing" habits of our PGA Tour heroes and the Netflix portrayal of the Ryder Cup "boys' club".

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, Philippe Auclair and Ewan Murray as Bayern Munich lose 1-0 to Lazio in the Champions League. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

For the first pod of 2024, Josh is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray. They chat about Fleetwood, McIlroy, Pelley, Ken Weyand and much more. Including a look ahead to the 2024 season.

Max Rushden is joined by Philippe Auclair, Lucy Ward, Jonathan Liew, and Ewan Murray to talk about the latest Euro 2024 qualifiers. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, Jonathan Liew and Ewan Murray as England look a class above Scotland in their 3-1 win at Hampden Park. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

The European Ryder Cup team is set! Captain Luke Donald rounded out his team with the following six picks: Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, Sepp Straka, Nicolai Hojgaard, and Ludvig Aberg. Jaime Diaz joins the show to discuss Donald's choices and the state of the American Ryder Cup team playing on the road. Later in the show, Tommy Fleetwood joins Damon and Eamon to discuss his selection to team Europe for his third Ryder Cup appearance. Later in the hour, former Ryder Cup player and captain Paul McGinley shares his thoughts on the Ryder Cup picks and a certain player that he feels was left off the team. Wrapping up the show, Golf Digest contributor Shane Ryan and The Guardian contributor Ewan Murray give their thoughts on Luke Donald's final six picks. Luke Donald (08:49) Tommy Fleetwood (26:14) Paul McGinley (37:18) Shane Ryan (53:13) Ewan Murray (56:29)

After months of bitter divisions in the world of professional golf, a major deal has resulted in victory for Saudi Arabia and its bid to influence the future of the sport. Ewan Murray reports. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Laurie and Mark are joined by The Guardian's Ewan Murray, as the lads discuss the 2-2 draw with St Mirren and look ahead to a crucial match against Aberdeen. Sponsored […]

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, Jonathan Fadugba, Sid Lowe and Ewan Murray to review a Champions League classic. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray to look back on a frantic Italian Open and win No3 for Adrian Meronk. They discuss the decisions Luke Donald has ahead of September and the challenges of the Marco Simone course. They chat about the resignations from the DP World Tour, a look ahead to the Soudal Open and Ewan plays his first game of Ponder the Pro.

Back by popular demand, it's the bunkered Masters Commute, live from Augusta National.  Michael McEwan, our man at The Masters, is joined by The Guardian's golf correspondent Ewan Murray to preview this week's action. What impact will the LIV golfers have? What are Rory's title prospects? And what else has been happening early in the week at Augusta? Tune in now to find out. ⛳️ Chat to us on social and subscribe to the magazine for the best news, reviews, comment and more from the home of golf!      ⓣ https://twitter.com/bunkeredonline       ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/bunkeredonline       ⓨ https://www.youtube.com/bunkeredonline       ⓘ https://www.instagram.com/bunkeredonline       Get the magazine every month: https://www.bunkered.co.uk

Mark is joined by Ewan Murray and Joel Sked to discuss the disappointing 2-0 defeat away to Motherwell, and what Hearts need to do to improve going forward. Sponsored by […]

It's the first Sky Sports Golf Podcast of 2023 and host Josh Antmann is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray. Plenty to catch up on from the year so far including the Hero Cup, wins for Victor Perez and Jon Rahm, plus LIV gets a TV deal in the USA. There's also previews ahead of the golf this week.

On Sunday, Jon Rahm won the American Express for his 9th career PGA Tour win, becoming the first player to win in back-to-back starts on tour since Rory McIlroy. Damon and Berko break down Rahm's recent dominance and what it means for the rest of his season. Meanwhile, the LPGA kicked off its season with the HGV Tournament of Champions. Brooke Henderson held off worthy chasers Charlie Hull, Maja Stark and Nelly Korda to win by four strokes. Beth Ann Nichols joins the show to discuss her takeaways from the tournament. Will LIV golfers receive Official World Golf Ranking Points? The battle wages on. Guardian's golf correspondent, Ewan Murray, explains the most recent news from DP World Tour CEO, Keith Pelley. Today, Tiger Woods announced that Marcus Byrd will receive the Charlie Sifford Memorial exemption into the Genesis Invitational. Marcus joins the show to talk about Tiger comparing his journey to Charlie Sifford and the challenges he's overcome along the way. BETH ANN NICHOLS (19:12) EWAN MURRAY (27:20) MARCUS BYRD (56:16)

Keegan Bradley and Lexi Thompson are back in the winners circle! The former major champs got it done on the PGA TOUR and Aramco Team Series on Sunday. Freddie Couples rekindled the winning magic for the first time in 5 years on the PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS too with a scintillating back 9 to win the SAS Championship! We discuss what the wins mean for these golf legends going forward. And in the amateur ranks, the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship starts next week! Australian Karl Vilips stops by the show to discuss his preparation and excitement for his second appearance in the championship, in which he'll play for exemptions into The Masters and The Open Championship. Over on the DP World Tour, Sergio Garcia has addressed the fact that he will not be eligible for next year's Ryder Cup due to a lack of events played on the European set. Eamon and Todd discuss what that means for the team competition to lose arguably the most dominant player in its history. Karl Vilips (36:04) Ewan Murray (52:09)

Max Rushden is joined by Ewan Murray, Jonathan Liew, Jordan Jarrett-Bryan and Barry Glendenning to review all the midweek action. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden, Nick Ames, Ben Fisher and Ewan Murray discuss an emotional night as Ukraine move a step closer to the World Cup. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Andrew Coltart and, journalist, Ewan Murray join Josh Antmann for a massive review ahead of the 2022 Masters. Tiger, Rory, changes to the course and merchandise are all covered. Sophie Walker also calls in to look back on a huge weekend of women's golf.

Mark and Ryan are joined again by The Guardian's Ewan Murray, to discuss the victory over St Mirren in the Scottish Cup and look ahead to this weekend's match against […]

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, Jonathan Fadugba and Ewan Murray after another midweek round of Champions League fixtures. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

It'sd a busy pod this week as Josh is joined by John E Morgan, Guardian journalist Ewan Murray and Paul McGinley. They look back on a choatic Phoenix Open with Scheffler's win and the bedlam at the 16th hole discussed. Paul talks about the current state of Irish golf with Leona Maguire impressing in recent weeks. The interest from Saudi Arabia is talked about, again, after comments made from Charley Hoffman.

Max Rushden is joined by Lars Sivertsen, Paul Watson, Nick Ames and Ewan Murray to review the Old Firm derby, the first Afcon semi-final and assess news of Roy Keane's potential appointment at Sunderland. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barney Ronay, Marcus Bean, Robyn Cowen and Ewan Murray to recap the most recent World Cup qualifying games, Dean Smith to Norwich and the WSL. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Josh is joined by Ali Whitaker and Ewan Murray to discuss a memorable win, under the lights, for Bronte Law. Ewan explains about the interest from Saudi Arabia within the golfing world. Plus, an Aussie win in Bermuda, golf in South Korea and John McLaren takes a break from caddying.

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Lars Sivertsen, Ewan Murray and John Brewin to discuss the midweek stories. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Natasha Henry, Philippe Auclair, Sid Lowe and Ewan Murray to discuss the latest internationals, a new offside debate, Newcastle and more. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Laurie and Mark are joined by The Guardian‘s Ewan Murray and Iain MacLeod, formerly of Save Our Hearts, to discuss the origins of the Foundation of Hearts and the club's […]

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Flo Lloyd-Hughes, Jonathan Wilson and Ewan Murray for the glorious return of Football Weekly. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

For the last 30 years, one man has been behind the mic to call golf's biggest moments for UK TV audiences – Sky Sports' Ewen Murray. He joins this week's episode of The bunkered Podcast to talk about how putting woes destroyed his playing career, his favourite commentary moments, Butch Harmon's dress sense, death threats, and the other ‘Ewan Murray'. Elsewhere, with Bryce on holiday this week, Sky Sports' Jamie Weir jumps off the bench to join Michael for a full recap of the men's Olympic golf. Is the 72-hole strokeplay format a missed opportunity? Should caddies get medals? Isn't Rory Sabbatini representing Slovakia a bit of a nonsense? The guys debate all of this and more in a bumper edition of golf's most opinionated podcast. ⛳️ Chat to us on social and subscribe to the magazine for the best news, reviews, comment and more from the home of golf! ⓣ https://twitter.com/bunkeredonline ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/bunkeredonline ⓨ https://www.youtube.com/bunkeredonline ⓘ https://www.instagram.com/bunkeredonline Get the magazine every month: https://www.bunkered.co.uk/suboffer

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson, Elliott Ross, Jacob Steinberg and Ewan Murray to discuss the final Group D games. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jim Burke and John Brewin, with reaction from both Ewan Murray and Jonathan Liew at Wembley. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jim Burke, Jacob Steinberg and Ewan Murray to discuss Scotland's 2-0 defeat to Czech Republic. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Ewan Murray, Ben Fisher and Philippe Auclair to discuss the midweek international friendlies. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Laurie and Mark are joined once again by Ewan Murray, who discusses Hearts’ season and making a point on trophy day at Tynecastle. Former Hearts manager George Burley also gives […]

Max Rushden is joined by Jonathan Wilson, Ed Aarons, Marcus Bean and Ewan Murray to discuss the Manchester derby, Liverpool’s sixth consecutive home defeat and Rangers winning the Scottish Premiership. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Liew, Ewan Murray and Jacqui Oatley to review this week’s Champions League games, tackle a host of questions that have never been asked before and talk coats. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

We’re back again with some podcasting goodness for you! We had the absolute pleasure to be joined by Ewan Murray – the jewel in the crown of The Guardian journalists! Ewan joined us to talk over all the latest news on Hearts and discuss some recent topics around Scottish football in general. We have all […]

We’re back again with some podcasting goodness for you! We had the absolute pleasure to be joined by Ewan Murray – the jewel in the crown of The Guardian journalists! Ewan joined us to talk over all the latest news on Hearts and discuss some recent topics around Scottish football in general. We have all […]

We’re back again with some podcasting goodness for you! We had the absolute pleasure to be joined by Ewan Murray – the jewel in the crown of The Guardian journalists! Ewan joined us to talk over all the latest news on Hearts and discuss some recent topics around Scottish football in general. We have all the usual nonsense for you as always. Tam has a go at ‘Deividas Quiznauskis’ and absolutely wrecks it!, Ando gives us a bit of his ‘You’ll Know Us By Our Noise’ commentary for this week – the melt didn’t realise he had to do three, Kev takes on a trip of one his ‘Away Day’ football venues and Brads takes us to one of his favourite venues ‘Away Up In Gorgie’ Shanks didn’t make the pod tonight due to work commitments but we’re hopefully he’ll get his arse in gear and be back for next week. There’s no YouTube video this week guys. We were a bit rushed for time given Corbett and Ando were on the Big Hearts ‘Talk O’The Toun’ call immediately before recording and we simply didn’t have the time to set everything up. You’ll be able to see our beautiful faces again next week. Get involved and reach out to us through the channels below; Email: admin@thisismystory.uk Twitter: @ThisMyStoryPod Instagram: @thisismystory1874 You can also listen to us on Amazon! Just give Alexa some chat and ask her to play ‘This Is My Story Podcast’ You can follow Ewan on Twitter here – @MrEwanMurray And you can follow us individually on Twitter here; Ando @Fivestar81 Brads @ross_bradley88 Kev @KevGold76 Tam @ThomasVolka

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Ed Aarons, Ewan Murray and Jacqui Oatley to discuss the Premier League, Celtic’s implosion and more. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Ewan Murray, Barney Ronay and John Brewin to discuss the weekend’s Premier League action, the Old Firm and the former Manchester United manager Tommy Docherty, who has died aged 92. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Lars Sivertsen, Ewan Murray and Faye Carruthers to discuss the need for concussion substitutes and Manchester United’s victory over Southampton. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Laurie and Mark are joined by Guardian sportswriter Ewan Murray. The trio discuss Hearts’ win at Arbroath and look ahead to the Scottish Cup semi-final against Hibs. Music courtesy of […]

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Andy Hunter, Natasha Henry and Ewan Murray to run through a weekend of late goals, VAR’s latest impact on the beautiful game, Sergio Agüero’s handsiness, and the first Old Firm derby of the season. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Wilson and Philippe Auclair to discuss Arsenal’s FA Cup Final win over Chelsea, Eddie Howe’s departure from Bournemouth and a review of the opening weekend in Scotland with Ewan Murray. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning and Gregg Bakowski discuss Liverpool’s triumph in Istanbul, the half-time leavers, the second-half revival and wobbly legs on and off the pitch, while Ewan Murray updates us on all things Scotland. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and Ewan Murray discuss José Mourinho’s Manchester United exit, Carabao Cup action, bottle-throwers, fitba, Bundesliga pace-setters, Premier League previews and Alan Hutton

This week Harry is joined by Guardian Football and Golf correspondent Ewan Murray.  If you pick up your copy of the Guardian at the local paper you will be aware of Ewan for his coverage of the major games in Scottish football and perhaps have worked out that he is a Jambo.  If you’re aware of Ewan from his online presence you will either like him or loathe him or see him simply as a “hurting Hun”.   I normally can’t be bothered with people who occassionally take to trolling on twitter but in Ewan’s case I make an exception and must admit I find his interaction with many quite amusing.  Ewan and I have a very long ramble through his career and then onto Scottish football.  We recorded this just after the loss at home to Bayern so that performance is covered as is Hearts, their new stadium, Pedro, SEVCO coverage and…Airdrie.  It’s all explained when you listen.   The music this week is cover versions of a Bee Gees 1971 song and a Stevie Wonder classic.  We have the Rev Al Green version of How Can You Mend A Broken Heart and As by George Michael and Mary J Blige.   Enjoy…

Ewan Murray gives us an insight into The Wine Society and how the cooperative wine merchant operates.