Podcasts about nine virtues

Jay Revell has written two wonderful book, "The Nine Virtues of Golf" and his latest "Swing, Walk, Repeat". In this special bonus segment of Next on the Tee, Jay talks about the year he spent writing "Swing, Walk, Repeat." He and his family, like all of us, were faced with challenging times during the Covid-19 outbreak. Jay spent time playing a few holes in the evening with his faithful sidekick Leon walking the course with him. Jay used that time to reflect on life and get his thoughts together. He decided to write those thoughts down and they turned out to be 230 love letters to the game of golf and its impact on his life. We get to hear a little slice of that journey, what inspired him to write the book and his evenings with Leon.

In the second episode of our second season I welcome our first guest of the season: author Jay Revell. Jay has written two books on his love of golf: The Nine Virtues of Golf and the upcoming Swing, Walk, Repeat, available for preorder now. Jay and I discuss a few topics as he answers our main question: What does golf mean to you? Jay explains what helped him fall in love with the game, how he benefits from playing it in all aspects of his life, and much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-unfiltered/message

It was so much fun having Jay Revell as part of the show. He has a wonderful book out titled, "The Nine Virtues of Golf" which has several 5-star reviews on Amazon. Jay shares stories you'll find in it about his journey in the game. He also talks about some of the great golf courses he's visited and his recent conversation with 2003 Open Champion Ben Curtis.

My guests this week are two of the Top Instructors in the game Tom Patri and Bob Grissett plus Golf Writer and Author Jay Revell. TP is back and shares his thoughts on Collin Morikawa's big win at The Open Championship plus whether Louie Oosthuzien's season is a successful one or one of missed opportunities. He also shares his thoughts on Jordan Spieth and Bryson DeChambeau's meltdown about his Cobra driver. It was so much fun having Jay Revell as part of the show. He has a wonderful book out titled, "The Nine Virtues of Golf" which has several 5-star reviews on Amazon. Jay shares stories you'll find in it about his journey in the game. He also talks about some of the great golf courses he's visited and his recent conversation with 2003 Open Champion Ben Curtis. Bob Grissett knows more about the technical aspect of the golf swing than anyone on the planet. He breaks down Collin Morikawa's swing and what we can learn from it. He also shares tips for our mental approach so we don't compound mistakes and let the round get away from us.

Tom Coyne doesn't need much of an introduction. If you are a golf reader, his name will be familiar. Coyne is the author of a handful of moving golf books including a couple New York Times Bestsellers. His golf tales include popular titles such as A Gentleman's Game, Paper Tiger, A Course Called Ireland, A Course Called Scotland, and his latest effort, A Course Called America. In those books, Coyne takes readers along with him on a series of ambitious adventures. All of which begin with a looming question and become a journey of personal discovery. In these beautifully told tales, Coyne takes readers right along with him on cross country adventures that provide a backdrop for stories about the people and places that make golf a game worth playing.  In addition to his books, Coyne has found a number of other impressive outlets to tell golf stories through. In recent years he has made a home at The Golfer's Journal where he has authored numerous essays and articles about his experiences in the game. Recently, he has been named Senior Editor for the publication. Coyne has also spent time in front of the camera hosting a variety of shows included a digital series called The Links Life that chronicles his worldly travels. All of which is impressive for a married father of two girls who teaches full time at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia.  I've known Tom Coyne for a few years now and have thoroughly enjoyed his company on and off the golf course. He's been a great guide on my own golf writing career journey and was even kind enough to write the forward for my first book, The Nine Virtues of Golf. I'm excited to dive into his latest book and with his new role at The Golfer's Journal I'm looking forward to have him edit some of my work.  Coyne joins me on Mid-Am Crisis to talk about A Course Called America, his plans to promote the book this Summer, and what his new role with The Golfer's Journal means for his career. We talked about life and golf of course and as always his sense of humor and enjoyable disposition made for a great conversation. I'm hopeful our travels will lead us to playing together again soon and perhaps he even will give me a good grade on my next submission to The Golfer's Journal. For more information on Tom Coyne's writings and how to bring him to your club for a book signing, please visit https://www.tomcoyne.com/ Be sure to follow Tom Coyne on twitter at @CoyneWriter Thanks as always for listening to Mid-Am Crisis. The show is brought to you by my friends at Imagine Golf - the #1 app for the mental game. Download Imagine Golf today and start your journey to an improved way of thinking on and off the course. https://www.imaginegolf.com/ Be sure to follow me on Twitter @JayRevell and find more or my work at https://jayrevell.com/ If you enjoy the show, I would love for you to leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Cheers, -J Mid-Am Crisis is a production of Revell Media, LLC

Ryan Carey is one of golf's top memorabilia experts. He is a Co-founder of the highly reputable company Golden Age Golf Auctions. Since founding the company with his partner Bob Zafian in 2006, Carey has become the go-to figure for those looking to buy or sell the greatest treasures from golf history. With a Rolodex that spans the globe, he has helped bring hard to find items like major championship trophies, rare clubs, limited edition books, early golf photography, autographed items, and other unique finds to market. You may remember the story of his company(originally named Green Jacket Auctions) getting sideways with the folks at Augusta National Golf Club after selling a few of their precious coats. Today, with a new name and an impressive track record, the phone is ringing more than ever. The golf boom brought on by the pandemic has only grown the market for collectors and Golden Age Auctions continues to deliver. Carey joins me on Mid-Am crisis to talk about his most recent auction which was headlined by a collection of Gary Player's major trophies. We also talked about his personal collection, what items he imagines will be hot in the coming years, and a few artifacts he wishes he could get his hands on. Beyond selling the coolest stuff in golf, Ryan Carey is also a great guy and true lover of golf. I'm hoping that we can tee it up and talk some more history soon. Every time we chat I learn something new about the game. This episode is no different. To learn more about Ryan Carey and his company please visit https://goldenagegolfauctions.com/ To find more of my musings on golf, including my booke, The Nine Virtues of Golf, check out https://jayrevell.com/

Alan Shipnuck is one of the most prolific writers in golf. His stories and columns on the game have long been among the best writing in the sport. He began his career as a sort of "child prodigy" at Sports Illustrated and a few decades later is Senior Writer for Golf.com and Golf Magazine. Shipnuck is best known for writing long-form pieces that dive deep into the people and places that he's covering. He's also a great follow on Twitter and very generous in helping new writers find opportunities to share their work on a big stage. I can speak to that from personal experience. Shipnuck always makes for a great chat and we spoke as he was just getting home from a week in Augusta, Georgia for the historic 2020 Masters tournament. Shipnuck was one of the limited number of media members present at the fanless November Masters and in our conversation, he offered a full breakdown of the vibe on the ground there. We also discussed the state of media in the game, how technology has changed our understanding of greatness among the top professionals, and what life is like living in one of America's great golf meccas. After talking with Shipnuck, I'm looking forward to the next time I can visit the Monterey Peninsula, especially with an invite to play with him on the table. To see all of Alan Shipnuck's bylines for Golf.com, including his pieces from Augusta this Fall, please visit https://golf.com/contributor/alan-shipnuck-2/ For more of my musings on golf and to find a copy of my book The Nine Virtues of Golf, please check out my site at https://jayrevell.com/

Elder Talk Radio Presents The Nine Virtues by Lady Alyssa Maxon Kemp Correllian.com

Elders Talk Radio Subjects: The Nine Virtues Presented by Chancellor Don Lewis Correllian.com

Elders Talk Radio Subjects: The Nine Virtues Presented by Chancellor Don Lewis Correllian.com

Elder Talk Radio Presents The Nine Virtues by Lady Alyssa Maxon Kemp Correllian.com

Brad Payne is one of golf's most interesting new entrepreneurs. After working with tech giant Apple, he ventured out on his own to found Walker Trolleys. They make what is unquestionably the most beautiful push-cart in golf. His product first started turning heads at the 2020 PGA merchandise show which is where we first met. I've wanted a Walker Trolley of my own ever since seeing Brad's in action that week at the Winter Park 9. Since the PGA show, Brad and I have stayed in touch. I've been thrilled to follow his company's progress as the popularity of the Walker Trolley has exploded during the COVID19 golf boom. As a religious walking golfer, I love what the Walker Trolley represents.  With the recent announcement of No Laying Up's investment in the company, Walker Trolleys is poised for even more success. This week, Brad joins me for a discussion about how golf is a good fit for those with an entrepreneurial spirit, the importance of good design, the golf scene in Austin, Texas, and some of the places he's taken the Walker Trolley so far. I'm hoping my wife will listen so that she knows what to get me for Christmas.  For more information on Brad Payne and his wonderful Walker Trolleys please visit www.walkertrolleys.com  For more episodes of Mid-Am Crisis please be sure to subscribe on your favorite listening app or visit www.midamcrisis.com If you enjoy the show and want to find more of my musings on golf including my book The Nine Virtues of Golf, please visit www.jayrevell.com

One of my favorite people I've met through golf in recent years is Matthew Galloway. He's among the top caddies on the LPGA Tour and a hell of a good golfer himself. Galloway is a recovering mini-tour player who traded his playing dreams for success with a caddie bib. Before turning pro, he won the Florida Amateur Championship and was a three-time Division II All-American at the University of West Florida(He was recently inducted into the UWF Hall of Fame). Galloway also had a few minutes of stardom when he appeared on the Golf Channel's Big Break Mexico. After retiring from the mini-tour scene, he took a chance and started caddying on the LPGA Tour. He's been at it ever since and has carried the bag for players like Michelle Wie and Angel Yin. I've been lucky to cross paths with him a few times including most recently when he looped for me at Streamsong Resort during the LPGA's pandemic break. In this episode, Galloway joins me for a conversation as he comes off the road for the upcoming birth of his daughter. We talked about the approachable vibe of LPGA Tour, his recent trip to Bandon Dunes, golf in the Sunshine State, and of course what he's feeling like as an expectant father. If you don't know of Matthew Galloway, hopefully, this chat will change that. I'm thrilled we got a chance to catch up and will be hoping that his paternity leave from tour life means we can meet up for some golf soon! Find Matthew Gallow on Twitter @matthewgalloway For more podcast episodes be sure to check out www.midamcrisis.com If you'd like to dive into my book, The Nine Virtues of Golf or my other writings on the game be sure to visit www.jayrevell.com Cheers! -J

Jay Revell is one of the most interesting voices in golf today and he joins episode 41 to talk his new book, why some of us get so hooked on the game and whether the future is bright despite the constant bad news that has been 2020. Links mentioned on this episode: As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (http://thegolfsociety.com.au/talkingolf)(discount page) Buy Jay's book here (https://jayrevell.com/the-nine-virtues-of-golf-is-the-1-new-release-golf-book-on-amazon/) Follow him on Twitter (https://twitter.com/JayRevell) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jayrevellwrites/) And don't forget the TalkinGolf network (https://talkingolf.com), home to some of the internet's best golf podcasts

This week’s guest is talented golf writer and author Jay Revell. Jay’s book “The Nine Virtues of Golf” is available on Amazon. Jayrevell.com and on twitter @jayrevell also find him on facebook.

My guest on the show this week is Brandon Tucker, Senior Managing Editor for GolfAdvisor.com. We talk about his humble beginnings as a karaoke DJ in Myrtle Beach as well as his path to becoming the Senior Managing Editor for Golf Advisor. You can follow Brandon on Twitter @BrandonTucker. You can also follow me on Twitter @KrisMcEwen (on Instagram, too, if you're into that sort of thing. You can also enter for a chance to win @JayRevell's new book, "The Nine Virtues of Golf" by finding the contest on my Twitter timeline. And if you want to read the article from the LA Times that I reference at the beginning of the show, check it out here.

My guest on the show this week is Brandon Tucker, Senior Managing Editor for GolfAdvisor.com.We talk about his humble beginnings as a karaoke DJ in Myrtle Beach as well as his path to becoming the Senior Managing Editor for Golf Advisor.You can follow Brandon on Twitter @BrandonTucker.You can also follow me on Twitter @KrisMcEwen (on Instagram, too, if you're into that sort of thing. You can also enter for a chance to win @JayRevell's new book, "The Nine Virtues of Golf" by finding the contest on my Twitter timeline.And if you want to read the article from the LA Times that I reference at the beginning of the show, check it out here.

Jay Revell – author of “The Nine Virtues of Golf” – returns for a followup to Episode 156 in which he dives into the “Talking GolfGetaways” Emergency 9 with answers that cover everything from Streamsong Resort to Cypress Point to Scotland to his home Capital City Country Club. Along the way, he also gives a shoutout to a couple different shoe companies and all kinds of food and drink, from milkshakes to ribeyes to risotto.

Golf scribe Jay Revell joins the podcast for the first of two episodes focusing on the heart and soul of the game that led to the writing of his new book “The Nine Virtues of Golf.” Plus, hosts Darin Bunch and Mitch Laurance talk about an affordable Las Vegas favorite course, a new green-reading product that is perfect for golf travelers and Golf Trip Experts’ upcoming trip to Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Each day I publish short golf stories on my website at wwww.jayrevell.com — you can also find them on my Instagram page @jayrevellwrites . If you like these short stories, you'll probably enjoy my new book, The Nine Virtues of Golf: Essays, Musings, and Other Contemplations On the Game. It's available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nine-Virtues-Golf-Musings-Contemplations/dp/1081385944 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayrevell/support

Jay Revell, contributor to Golf.com, The Golfer's Journal, and author of his latest golf book release, The Nine Virtues of Golf, joins us on the Bag Drop. Jay tells us about his book (currently the #1 golf book release on Amazon), his golf story, musings on carrying the bag over riding in carts, his maiden voyage to Sweetens Cove, and much more. Jay Revell https://twitter.com/JayRevell https://www.instagram.com/jayrevellwrites/ https://jayrevell.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Nine-Virtues-Golf-Musings-Contemplations/dp/1081385944 NewClub Golf Society https://www.newclub.golf

Each day I publish short golf stories on my website at wwww.jayrevell.com — you can also find them on my Instagram page @jayrevellwrites . If you like these short stories, you'll probably enjoy my new book, The Nine Virtues of Golf: Essays, Musings, and Other Contemplations On the Game. It's available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nine-Virtues-Golf-Musings-Contemplations/dp/1081385944 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayrevell/support

Each day I publish short golf stories on my website at wwww.jayrevell.com — you can also find them on my Instagram page @jayrevellwrites . If you like these short stories, you'll probably enjoy my new book, The Nine Virtues of Golf: Essays, Musings, and Other Contemplations On the Game. It's available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nine-Virtues-Golf-Musings-Contemplations/dp/1081385944 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayrevell/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayrevell/support

Each day I publish short golf stories on my website at wwww.jayrevell.com — you can also find them on my Instagram page @jayrevellwrites . If you like these short stories, you'll probably enjoy my new book, The Nine Virtues of Golf: Essays, Musings, and Other Contemplations On the Game. It's available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Nine-Virtues-Golf-Musings-Contemplations/dp/1081385944 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayrevell/support

We often seek it in matters of behavior, but ultimately it is our inner world that needs self-control. Galatians 5:16-25 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Anger and aggression come easy for us, but how can we enter conflicts with the tenderness of Jesus instead? Galatians 5:16-25 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

God is the ultimate model of faithfulness. How did that play out when He became a human? https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GAL.5.16-25.ESV Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

When Paul talks about "goodness", what does he even mean? Galatians 5:16-25 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

It's tough to be kind when we feel hurt or frustrated, but that's also when it's most important. Galatians 5:16-25 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Patience. Trust. Different, yet closely related. Galatians 5:16-25 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

What does a peaceful person really look like, and what does it take to become one? Galatians 5:15-23 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Obstacles on the Dedicant Path The Dedicant Path (DP) is the basic study program offered by Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF), and while it's a fairly basic introduction to Druidry, it's not necessarily easy. We talk about our own experiences with the program, how the program has changed and improved, what the common stumbling blocks are, and strategies to get around them. We also talk about new ways to look at the Nine Virtues and how to approach some of the requirements creatively. You can read their respective Dedicant work on their websites: Rev. Dangler | Rev. Avende You can also take a look at an article by Arthur Shipkowski (who wrote the lyrics to our theme) on this topic, too, on the ADF website. Visit us at threecranes.org/podcast for info and transcripts, find us on Facebook, and learn more about Paganism and Druidry at adf.org.

Good times. Bad times. How can joy be a part of both? Galatians 5:15-23 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Love for others is meant to flow freely from our love for God. Galatians 5:15-23 and Luke 10:25-37 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Love is essential to our relationship with God, but it's easier said than done. Galatians 5:15-23 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

It's easy to believe that we fail God by not trying hard enough, but what if that's not the real problem at all? Galatians 5:15-23 Part of “NINE Virtues of a Vibrant Life”, our series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Friends in this episode I talk about the two vital elements that empower Purposeful Leadership: Life's Core Purpose and the Nine Virtues. It is in these two together where purposeful leadership resides. I also give you a great deal for a lifetime support as you develop Purposeful Leadership. YOU are meant to lead.

AFTERBUZZ TV — BrainDead edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of CBS’s BrainDead. In this show, hosts Kevin Ellis, Courtney Henderson, and Lacretia Lyon discuss episode 4. ABOUT BRAINDEAD: BrainDead is an upcoming American thriller television series created … Read the rest The post BrainDead S:1 | Wake Up Grassroots: The Nine Virtues of Participatory Democracy, and How We Can Keep America Great by Encouraging an Informed Electorate E:4 | AfterBuzz TV AfterShow appeared first on AfterBuzz TV Network.

Tonight, Terry and Liz continue their monthly discussion of the Nine Virtues with the Virtue of Courage.   Pagans Tonight is the World's leading nightly Pagan show bringing you news, information, entertainment and ideas from across the world, physically, virtually, and spiritually. The show is a ensemble show led by Ed Hubbard & Traci Wood, with regulars Don Lewis, Maryann, Zaracon Terry Power, Liz Hamilton, Mark Mandrake, Shauna Aura and the Amazing Rainbow. Guests and Regular listeners call in to comment and share ideas and experiences at 1-347-308-8222. Join us every night @ 9pm CST.