Podcasts about PJ

Afgelopen weekend stond er een grote Jogclub delegatie aan de start van de Hel van Kasterkee. Seppe haalde zijn 11e overwinning binnen. PJ maakte een mooi debuut op de lange afstand crossduatlon en Hendrik en Bobby beleefde een dagje miserie. Tickets voor de Live op 8 januari:https://www.gcdewildeman.be/programma/de-jogclub-live

Send us a textPeaches flies solo and unfiltered, taking you on a no-holds-barred ride through shady OSI tactics, the SIG M18 controversy, and why the Air Force might just toss a junior enlisted under the bus to protect billion-dollar contracts. He drags lazy PT culture through the mud, skewers the “extra 800 meters will kill us all” crowd, and asks the real question—are new policies actually helping prevent suicides, or is it just more PowerPoint theater? From dark humor to brutal honesty, this is Peaches in full “crusty retired PJ” mode—raw, opinionated, and asking you for answers.

A wee puckly stories from today's P&J on the 23rd of December 2025. thanks for listening, cheers, Allan

In this episode, PJ interviews Sarah from 'Sarah Always Loses,' exploring her journey as a content creator in the board gaming community. They discuss early gaming memories, the impact of board games on mental health, the evolution of gaming preferences, and the importance of community and connection. Sarah shares her insights on content creation, offering advice for aspiring creators and highlighting the supportive nature of the gaming community.❤️FOLLOW US ON ALL THE SOCIALSInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/meeple2meepleSpotify - @Meeple2Meeple @Meeple2Meeple   @LetsTableIt  Board Game Podcast#boardgames #tabletopgaming #gamingcommunity

It's time to sprint through the finish line... kinda. Andy, Brendan!, Kevin Van Valkenburg, and PJ return for what may be the final installment of 2025's Year in Review, spanning from the Travelers Championship through Scottie Scheffler's win at The Open. Before the five-event recap begins, Andy is given ample time to celebrate a Victory Sunday (and Monday!) following the biggest Bears win in years on Saturday night. He talks plenty of smack about a Packers team that the Bears may see again in a playoff game very soon and anoints Caleb Williams as the best quarterback in the NFC North. Fear not, as there is a Nico Echavarria Minute to even things out later in this episode! Part 9 of The 2025 Year in Review begins with KVV handling the Travelers Championship, which was a triumphant week for his man Keegan Bradley and yet another collapse by Tommy Fleetwood. Brian Rolapp also burst on the scene with the official news of his hire as the PGA Tour's new CEO. Brendan picks things up at the Rocket Classic where podcast favorite Aldrich Potgieter won a never-ending playoff at a bomber's paradise in Detroit. LIV Dallas also ended in a playoff, won by Patrick Reed, but Bryson DeChambeau managed to be the star of the show anyway at his hometown event. The John Deere Classic featured another playoff at the end, but PJ instead focuses on a group of "olds" complaining about equity stakes in PGA Tour Enterprises as the biggest news of the week. Patrick Roy's son, Kevin, also provided what may be this podcast's Tweet of the Year! Andy then slips in a "Nico Minute" while discussing Chris Gotterup's breakout win at the Scottish Open. He also shares some enlightening quotes from Scottie Scheffler on links golf and Rory McIlroy's public detonation of PGA Frisco. The Open Championship is a team effort, with KVV handling the pre-tournament days of "Nihilist Scottie" and yet another newsworthy caddie-player breakup. Andy researches Thursday and Friday in Portrush, reminding folks of some early leaders like Jacob Skov Olesen and other Storylines Nobody's Talking About from that week. Remember when Matthew Jordan defeated par? Finally, Brendan brings us home as he walks through Scottie Scheffler's coronation and an emotional weekend for Rory McIlroy in his home country. That'll do it for Andy and Brendan on the feed in 2025, but "The Boys" have been tasked with giving Mr. 1,000 his just due after the powers that be decided to end their 2025 Year in Review at Royal Portrush.

This week Kevin and PJ are chatting about letting hobbies stay as hobbies and not turning every interest into a side hustle. They also admit that just because something is homemade does not automatically mean it is good. While they may host a comedy podcast, the lads are keen to remind everyone that when it comes to shoots, they do in fact serve glamour.For the theme, they run through their Tops of the Year, covering everything from internet searches and music to Grindr tags and share what stood out to them most. They would also like to apologise to Kingfishr and their fans and would like to invite the boys to come on the podcast if they're not too busy.Sign up to the I'm Grand Mam Patreon for more stunning content ✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Se acabó la temporada para nuestros Piratas pero no significa que no vamos a hablar de ellos. En este episodio de El Pirra-ta de Corazón hablamos de las enmiendas al reglamento que salpicaron a los Piratas, Lee Sepulvado quiere velar por la paridad del BSN, Carlos Emory sufre tremendo susto en las carreteras de PR, que refuerzos serian ideales para Quebradillas y le decimos lo que estan haciendo algunos de nuestros jugadores en el offseason.Recuerda seguirnos en:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx-piu5lpHpBzUPlyF5KfcAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/loscomebanco/?locale=es_LATikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@loscomebancosInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/loscomebanco/?hl=enApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/los-come-banco/id1510229034Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Ak1aK4W7VzJq3OwbjGmL6

What would Christmas look like if you spent it in an RV instead of at home? In this holiday episode of the RV Small Talk Podcast, Lindsay and PJ dive into the idea of camping for Christmas—without ever having done it themselves. They talk traditions, expectations, decorations, food (lots of food), weather worries, campground chaos, and whether taking Christmas on the road creates magic… or just a different kind of chaos. From cinnamon roll traditions and Christmas puzzles to decorating campers, missing loved ones, and embracing imperfect holidays, this conversation explores why we cling to traditions—and why letting some of them go might lead to the best stories of all. Whether you camp for the holidays or stay cozy at home, this episode might just change how you think about Christmas.

This installment of The 2025 Year in Review does NOT contain any unforeseen interruptions but DOES start with a good, old-fashioned Football Minute! Andy is on the road but joins Brendan and PJ for a quick segment regarding a possible Bears move to Gary, Indiana. Andy cannot believe that Kevin Warren would sit awake in his bed and send this open letter on the week of the biggest game in years. The three also share some thoughts on the first-ever "Golf Channel Games" and find that the format might be the best "alt-golf" viewer experience yet. Unfortunately for the broadcast and its advertisers, no one was suckered into wagering on the event. Andy departs for his own mega-podcast session with Tom Doak, leaving Brendan and PJ to carry the baton for this look back at May and June. PJ begins with the Charles Schwab Challenge, a week where the olds took over both Colonial (on the PGA Tour) and Congressional Country Club (on the Senior Tour). He recaps his drive to DC to take in the Senior PGA in-person and provides plenty of Don Rea content for those wanting more from Part 7. Brendan then heads to "Jack's Place," now a proper noun on big letter hats, for the Memorial presented by Workday. Ben Griffin couldn't go back-to-back starts with a win as he was chased down by - who else? - Scottie Scheffler. Rickie Fowler also used his sponsor exemption for good, qualifying for The Open with a top-ten finish! Joseph LaMagna then joins the recording as PJ shares Cameron Young's triumph at U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying and his ensuing close call at the Canadian Open. The Canadian Open also featured the pro debut of Luke Clanton, who was being treated like Cooper Flagg by the PGA Tour ahead of this momentous occasion. Finally, Brendan, PJ, and Joseph recap the third men's major of the year, the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club. They discuss the first-ever episodes of Lunch With The Boys, so much "Championship Rain," and J.J. Spaun's movies of choice, among other amusements from the week. Monday's episode will be a mega-recording as we attempt to finish the Open Championship ahead of Christmas!

Welcome to a special, first annual, holiday episode of Squash Radio! PSA player Grace Gear joins the show to discuss her embrace of social media and how it has translated into over a million views of her content ( which is roughly a million more than Bill gets)! To kick off the show, PJ and Bill talk the PSA World Championship's move to Egypt, Pakistan Juniors, the USQ CEO search and a preview of the January PSA schedule.  Squash Radio is sponsored by Sunrise Courts: www.sunrise-courts.com & Penfold Golf: www.penfoldgoffusa.com.  

PJ chats with Kate Durrant who shares how a simple cardigan became a bridge across 17 years of grief. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Jonathan whose little fighter Evie-Mae faces Christmas in Crumlin, hears why hauliers are fuming the government backtracked on plans to end the RSA, chats to chef Rory O'Connell about making edible gifts for the holidays. And more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Justin Nagle who discusses the heart‑warming Christmas lights display raising funds for CASA. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Morgan O'Sullivan and Joe Heenan who reveal how Blackrock's Stephen Moylan coined “The United States of America.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Seamus Coffey, from the Fiscal Council, who explains why menu prices didn't budge despite a hard‑won VAT reduction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Attila Magyar of Mamukko who turns a massive piece of Irish rugby heritage into wearable gear with a purpose. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textHola,This is the Christmas episode… but not the shiny, matching-PJ, chestnuts-by-the-fire version.This is the one for the woman whose December feels different this year.Quieter. Messier. More emotional. Less like the fantasy and more like real life.In this episode of The Reinvention Era, I'm talking honestly about:the Christmas you thought you'd havethe Christmas you're actually havingand why the gap between those two can feel emotional as hellBecause Christmas has a sneaky way of dragging up every expectation we've ever absorbed…Who we thought we'd be by now.What we thought life would look like.The roles we've always played… the peacemaker, the hostess, the “good girl”, the one who holds it all together.And for so many women, December becomes the ultimate identity check-in… whether we want it to or not.In this episode, we go all in on…..Why Christmas hits your identity nerves harder than any other time of yearHow nostalgia, expectation, and emotional labour collide in DecemberWhy outgrowing old traditions doesn't make you ungrateful (it makes you honest)The quiet grief and growth that can coexist at this time of yearAnd how to reinvent Christmas without making it big, dramatic, or perfectI also talk about….What it looks like to let go of Christmas expectations that no longer fitWhy I've consciously chosen a Christmas that works for this version of meAnd 8 simple micro-reinventions you can use this season… no pressure, no pretending, no performance requiredThis episode is for you if:Christmas feels emotional, complicated, lonely, or just… offYou're tired of performing joyYou've changed, but the traditions around you haven'tOr you're somewhere between who you used to be and who you're becomingBecause this Christmas might not look like the one you imagined… but it could be the most honest, aligned, and self-honouring one you've ever had.You don't owe anyone a performance.You're not behind.You're unfolding.Merry Christmas

PJ talks to organizer of the cross party protest Sen Laura Harmon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Sinead Leahy from Friends with Heart and Jess Deverux from Kindness Krew who are excited to be moving indoors at a new hub on Kyrl's Quay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to fisherman Patrick Murphy about why they are so angry with the effect trade negotiations are having on their quotas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats with Kate Colbert who explains why she's taking to the water in memory of her best friend, Cormac. Philip Johnston, diver with Mallow Search and Rescue, opens up about the demands of rescue diving, the bonds built under pressure, and the community spirit that keeps them going. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ asks Erin McCafferty what the TikTok ‘Great Lock‑In' really is, why a year‑end deadline boosts motivation, and how to start safely today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As many look to a new job to fight the cost of living, PJ checks out the hot jobs in Ireland with Chris Paye of irishjobs.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to addiction counsellor Michael Guerin about how drug-related issues in Cork aren't just a city problem, and how cocaine use is affecting people of all ages from teenagers to farmers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Stella Temirati, a Nervous System Coach and Breathwork Facilitator who helps people move out of 'survival mode' and back into a state of peace using nothing more than their own breath. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ hears about a new indoor hub for Corks soup kitchens, learns about The Great Lock In, chats to Kayls Cole about her flourishing Formula career. And more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Cork's own Kayleigh 'Kayls' Cole about breaking into Motorsport and how the Cork native carved her path onto the grid against the odds. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a plot twist that absolutely no one saw coming, Don Rea is somehow NOT the star of this episode recapping the 2025 PGA Championship. Masters winner Rory McIlroy joins Andy, Brendan!, KVV, and PJ to share some thoughts about his own historic year. Rory discusses the Masters win that made him a grand slam champion, his recent travels to Australia, the 2025 Ryder Cup, and much, much more. He even breaks some HUGE TGL news that may lead to one (1) Ballfrog win in 2026! After committing to a future appearance on "Lunch With The Boys," Rory departs and sets the stage for a look back at the 2025 PGA Championship: The Rise of Rea. Andy is tasked with researching the early-week festivities, including dumping rain and a sparsely-attended champions dinner. He then transitions to the main event: Tuesday's press conference featuring Derek Sprague, Kerry Haigh, and Don Rea Jr. Andy reads quotes from our live show from that very day, remembering when PGA members were referred to as "first responders" and recalling his own investigative journalism from a phone call to Augusta Ranch. Kevin Van Valkenburg picks things up for the first two days of play, detailing a leaderboard that prominently featured Jhonattan Vegas, Cam Davis, and Ryan Gerard. Mudballs run rampant after days of rain at Quail Hollow and players like Xander, Scottie, and more are very unhappy! KVV also has the honor of presenting on this year's installment of Blockie-mania, as Michael Block missed the cut after a decent first round. Brendan brings this episode home as he chronicles Scottie Scheffler's dominant Saturday performance that resulted in his third major championship. The 2025 Year in Review, although delayed, will continue on Friday!

Hey yall we're back with another episode and this time it's a cozy edition. Put on your PJ's and join us as we discuss the worst and best gifts we'd ever accept, if we'd let our significant other take a bullet for a stranger, and how soon we'd match PJ's with our boyfriend! Grab your cups and listen up ! And let us know who was the pettiest this episode! ☕️ Xoxo, Petty Party Black Girl Vitamins Link: https://snwbl.io/black-girl-vitamins/Petty5 Get Interactive with us! Tiktok : pettypartypod Instagram: @Pettypartypod Email for Collabs and Moto's: PettyParty12814@gmail.com

Matt Shiles is out this week, so we join Pastors Gus and Josh as they discuss this week's sermon. Listen in as PG leads PJ through a discussion about "In order to understand the Good News, you have to understand your need for it". This is the third of our 4 weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas!

PJ talks to Martina Kenny of My Lovely Horse Rescue who wants a pro-animal but respectful debate Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Higgins of The Irish Sun tells PJ even sending an email query to a political party can tie up a paper in libel lawsuits. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Emer Walsh of the Irish Examiner who has the scoop! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ hears a plea from Dad Paul. Can you help him be a Xmas hero? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to John Dwyer author of "50 Best Irish Walks" because there are awesome trails on our doorstep. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Dave McCarthy of AADI.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dee tells PJ what it's like to raise a pup that will use its superhero powers to help kids living with autism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ gets the lowdown from Sinéad Mellett of the Natural Vet Company about Xmas treats that harm your pet and some treats that do great things for them too! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Lisa Murphy of The Glen who won "Volunteer of the Year," proving that recovery and a simple chat over tea can rebuild a life and an entire neighborhood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ditching restrictive film festivals for an open, relaxed screening in a pub Graham created The Peoples Picturehouse he tells PJ with a special Xmas screening in The Pav tonight. See also picturehousecork.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ looks at the Gavingate Report, hears about the Dáil vote on foxhunting, admires some superhero puppies. And more... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Off The Mat, Penn State's FIRST Ever Wrestling Show!Join Penn State Wrestling Stars Connor Pierce and Marcus Blaze as they welcome teammate PJ Duke to share his Penn State wrestling debut. PJ goes in-depth on his journey to becoming a Nittany Lion and what it means to compete in front of the electrifying Penn State crowd. PJ opens up about his wrestling career, his transition from judo to wrestling, and the keys to success that have shaped his path.Here's what to expect:- PJ's thoughts on his debut match and the surreal feeling of joining the Penn State wrestling team.- How judo influenced his wrestling skills and gave him a unique edge on the mat.- The importance of conditioning, mindset, and team culture in preparing for high-level competition.- Insight into Coach Kale Sanderson's leadership and how his wisdom inspires the team daily.FOLLOW STATE MEDIA HERE:► TWITTER | ⁠https://twitter.com/StateMediaPSU⁠► TIKTOK | ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@statemediapsu⁠► INSTAGRAM | ⁠https://www.instagram.com/statemediapsu/⁠► YOUTUBE | ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@StateMediaPSU?sub_confirmation=1⁠► FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558183472272CHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro03:50 - Judo Techniques14:46 - Hobbies Outside Wrestling15:04 - Fishing Adventures20:00 - Clash Royale Strategies25:13 - Coach Kale's Influence31:10 - Favorite Drill Partner38:59 - Upcoming Matches Preview#wrestling #collegesports #collegewrestling #pennstate #weare #happyvalley #sunday #saturday

In this episode of Chasing Leviathan, PJ talks with Dr. Jens Zimmermann about Christian humanism and what it means to understand humanity through Christ.Their conversation explores the dualism that often divides faith and reason, how Neoplatonism shaped Christian thought, and why Bonhoeffer saw the incarnation as the key to recovering a truly human life. Zimmermann examines the limits of modern science and technology, the tension between individual freedom and the common good, and how education can better reflect the embodied, holistic nature of human existence. He also highlights the church's role in embodying the new humanity Christ represents and the value of engaging deeply with philosophy and theology.Whether you're interested in Bonhoeffer, theology, Christian humanism, or the intersection of faith and culture, this discussion offers a rich invitation to think more deeply about what helps—and hinders—human flourishing.Make sure to check out Dr. Zimmermann's book: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Christian Humanism

The public viewing of our MCU rewatch continues! Recorded about 6-7 months ago, PJ and I delved deep into the third film in the MCU and the second in the Iron Man series. With Doomsday around the corner (okay a long way around the corner), we had a blast going back to the beginning! We also have a few surprising determinations...

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PLD & PJ go over The Incredible Hulk which was the forgotten stepchild until Brave New World came out! Recorded 7-8 months ago and made public now as we unveil Phase 1 during my hiatus!

Despite the almost four-hour runtime of Part 5, the show must go on as the self-imposed Christmas deadline inches closer and closer. Andy and Brendan are once again joined by PJ and KVV to chat through a set of four events following Rory's win at the Masters. Before the Year in Review gets back underway, the four recap this week's biggest news: Alejandro Tosti's performance at PGA Tour Q-School. Everyone is giddy to have Tosti back for another season on the big tour and they commend him for fighting through Q-School for a second time. Andy, Brendan, and Kevin also discuss some late-breaking golf news regarding the National Links Trust and the Trump administration's plan to renovate the three public golf courses in Washington D.C. The Year in Review resumes with a look back at the RBC Heritage and the immediate wake of one of the greatest wins in golf history. PJ runs through a week's worth of Rory reactions before unveiling the important stuff, such as Grant Horvat's Barracuda exemption (unused) and Wesley Bryan's PGA Tour suspension (still seemingly ongoing). Justin Thomas returned to the winner's circle in Hilton Head, getting over the finish line for the first time since the 2022 PGA Championship. Andy is next up with the Zurich Classic, where Rory McIlroy made his return to golf in a team event alongside Shane Lowry. Andy rediscovers the backboarding that occurred at a disastrous Chevron Championship and the power outage that led to the golf world being exposed to a Champions Tour Sunday on national TV. He also shares that one of the great technological achievements of our time happened this week! Brendan has the honor of recapping PGA Tour history, as Scottie Scheffler burned down TPC Craig T. Nelson Ranch and tied the all-time scoring record in a runaway win. All that may be great, but Brendan is most excited about the children in attendance chanting while a bulldozer wrecked the practice green ahead of Lanny's renovation. KVV comes in to close things out again, handling the first-ever Truist Championship. His findings lead the group down a rabbit-hole of past HSBC photo shoots, complete with a flying Henrik Stenson and Yao Ming. The 2025 Year in Review returns on Wednesday with the long-awaited Rise of Rea.

This week Kevin announces that he will not be putting up a Christmas tree in London, insisting he is done being the one who returns home first in January only to face the depressing task of taking down all the decorations alone. PJ immediately brands him a Scrooge, though Kevin maintains it is simply self-preservation. He also has a gripe to air about retail websites that promise ten percent off if you sign up to their newsletter, only to withhold the discount code for a full twenty-four hours, long after the impulse to buy has died.Because the lads feel there is far too much pressure to have a picture-perfect Christmas, they invite listeners to send in their own festive disasters. From uncooked turkeys to festive infidelity, they want to remind everyone that no one's Christmas is flawless and we can all take comfort in the chaos together.Sign up to the I'm Grand Mam Patreon for more stunning content ✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Less than halfway through this podcast, Andy asks the assembled group if this will be the "longest episode ever." As you could probably imagine, he was right. Per usual, he's joined by Brendan!, KVV, and PJ as they finally get through the first major of 2025 for the annual Year in Review. KVV, or more accurately known as "K-J Hawk," starts off the show with a recap of the Valspar Championship. He closes out the Florida Swing with notes from Viktor Hovland's improbable win in a Sunday duel against Justin Thomas before Andy and Brendan run through the two Texas events preceding the Masters. At the Texas Children's Houston Open, Dr. Chipinski didn't make any calls late on Sunday but was able to secure a big win over Gary Woodland, Scottie Scheffler, and Alejandro Tosti. Andy also has the honor of recapping the first-ever TGL Finals during Houston week, which leads to a debate about re-naming the SoFi Dome after Billy Horschel. Brendan is tasked with detailing Brian Harman's runaway win at the Valero Texas Open, but is also sure to note that the Cleeks were "trying to become the Yankees" and plenty of other LIV news from the tour's week in Miami. The last two hours of this episode are spent recapping "the tournament of a lifetime," the 2025 Masters. Andy, Brendan, and Kevin each share the biggest moments and memories from different parts of the week, resulting in a comprehensive recap of Rory McIlroy's triumphant completion of the career grand slam. Using their on-the-ground insights and usual research findings, the three provide a detailed picture of one of the great moments in golf history. The 2025 Year in Review will return on Monday as the dawn on Don Rea inches closer and closer.

The Year in Review returns after a week off and things are still moving at a snail's pace. Per usual, Andy has real concerns about finishing this eighth installment up before Christmas or even the start of 2026, but the group soldiers on despite some wanting to "pull a Notre Dame." This episode begins with a bevy of golf news, far too much for the second week in December. Andy, Brendan, KVV, and PJ discuss a potential LIV departure by Brooks Koepka, TGL's new trading card deal, and the 10th anniversary of Fried Egg Golf. Brendan repeatedly attempts to transition to the Year in Review, but Andy holds him up with a burning desire to unpack Philip Rivers signing with the Indianapolis Colts. Finally, as promised, the Arnold Palmer Invitational recap gets underway! Brendan recalls NBC missing the shot that won the tournament, a chip by Russell Henley on the 16th hole to take the lead over Collin Morikawa, as well as Morikawa's ensuing media controversy. THE PLAYERS is next up on the schedule, complete with Tosti Tales, a Will Zalatoris sighting, J.J. Spaun's rise toward the U.S. Open, and another Rory win. Andy, Brendan, and PJ all contribute with on-site memories from a week in the swamp resulting in a segment that goes so long that the Valspar is pushed to Friday's episode. Will we get to the Masters this week? Stay tuned to find out!