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John 00 Fleming presents JOOF Radio 026 with guest Enlusion (Russia) I'm starting this new year in a dark, mystical, hypnotic yet driving direction from myself in the first hour, there's also a couple of JOOF Recordings exclusives in the mix showcasing the direction that we're headed this year. Regarding the guest mix, Its always important showcase the unsung heroes of the scene, something I've taken a stance with over my 20 years on the radio, Enlusion from Russia is the ears and vision behind Forescape digital record label providing us all with outstanding music over the past few years, they've played a massive part in my DJ sets and he deserves a platform on JOOF Radio. Next tour dates (loads more to follow): 28th January - Audio, San Francisco (Open to Close set) [USA] Tickets: https://audiosf.com/event/john-00-fleming-01-28 29th January - ORA, Seattle [USA] Tickets: https://bit.ly/3r0Sl72 12th February - Basement 45, Bristol [UK] Tickets: www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Bristol/Basement-45/Amplify-presents-JOOF-Editions/35865406 *********************************************************** For JOOF merchandise and T-Shirts head to our shop here: https://john00fleming.tmstor.es *********************************************************** Tracklist: ---- John 00 Fleming ---- Oovation - Luna [JOOF Recordings] Rick Pier O'Neil - Another Side (Ejaz Ahamed Remix) [Yin] Solee - Luft [Parquet Recordings] Manu Riga & The Digital Blonde - ARTEEKA [JOOF Recordings] Kiko, Citizen Kain, Jack Back - Supercycle [AFTR:HRS] Dabeat, Kamilo Sanclemente - Canis (Jerome Isma Ae Remix) [JEE Productions] Sly Faux - Emerald Exchange [MOOD] Drunken Kong - We Need Your Energy [Octopus Records] Sisko Electrofanatik - Librae [Phobiq] Slam Duck - Struggle For Life [JOOF Recordings] ---- Guest mix ---- Enlusion (Russia)

The year's first major is here, and it's at a course that's near and dear to Arron's heart. He won the 2000 San Francisco Open by six shots at Harding Park. Arron and Sean discuss Harding Park's place in San Francisco's golf community, its unique history and which players they expect to contend.

I was so privileged to interview another dance expert in the ballroom industry. Find out how he lives his "Every Minute." Some of his accolades include:  Former U.S.Open Professional Latin Finalist 5x times U.S. Professional 10 Dance Vice Champion & representative to the World 10-Dance Championships National and World Class Adjudicator Co-Organizer of the San Francisco Open Stephan and his wife organize two major ballroom competitions in the U.S. If you are interested in competing at or going and watching some ballroom dance check out the links below:   Portland Open: http://portlandopendancesport.com/ San Francisco Open: http://sfopen.com/

Leonard Muise is the man behind Gleneagles, the home of the San Francisco Open. He was on our live broadcast at SFO and he had so much fun he wanted another crack at it. With Krash at Delfest DC and Double A had a great conversation with Leonard about everything going on, we had to break into two parts. Leonard tells us all about how he got into disc golf, what discs sports were like when he played and how he got into a TD and course designer role. It was a great conversation about disc golf and where the sport of disc golf is heading. It was a fascinating conversation about course design and all that entails in it. The Bay Area and the San Francisco Disc Golf Club are lucky to have someone like Leonard in their corner. If you want to know more about Leonard and course design, find him at Whirlwind Disc Golf. Find us at OTBdiscs.com and on Instagram at @OTBdiscs and @JamminwiththeBest

Leonard Muise is the man behind Gleneagles, the home of the San Francisco Open. He was on our live broadcast at SFO and he had so much fun he wanted another crack at it. With Krash at Delfest DC and Double A had a great conversation with Leonard about everything going on, we had to break into two parts. Leonard tells us all about how he got into disc golf, what discs sports were like when he played and how he got into a TD and course designer role. It was a great conversation about disc golf and where the sport of disc golf is heading. It was a fascinating conversation about course design and all that entails in it. The Bay Area and the San Francisco Disc Golf Club are lucky to have someone like Leonard in their corner. If you want to know more about Leonard and course design, find him at Whirlwind Disc Golf. Find us at OTBdiscs.com and on Instagram at @OTBdiscs and @JamminwiththeBest

SFO course designer and Whirlwind Disc Golf owner Leonard Muise joins us at the San Francisco Open. Leonard has designed one of the best courses in California in Gleneagles. It is a really top tier course designed for the pros. It challenges every aspect of your game and the pros really seem to appreciate it. Leonard has a mind for course design and really breaks down how every player will shoot and the scoring averages for each hole before the holes are even played. Leonard really dives into how he approaches course design and how he breaks down how to adjust courses to play the way they should. Check it out and stay tuned for more from Leonard coming soon!! Follow us @JamminwiththeBest on IG and visit OTBdiscs.com for all your disc needs.

This year for the first time ever disc golf had a major sponsorship from the Cannabis industry. Sean Jack, Tournament Director for the San Francisco Open, got together with Absolute Xtracts for a sponsorship agreement. The SFO had plenty of representation from ABX, you could see their logo all over, with tons of reps. We got to meet brand manager James Rowan and had one of the most entertaining segments of the evening. James coming from a comedic background killed it on the mic and we got a ton of good conversations regarding disc golf and cannabis. The relation between cannabis and society is continuing to grow and improve. This move helps both disc golf and cannabis feel more legit than ever. The event had an energy to it and you could hear the chatter about ABX just walking around the premises. With both industries on the rise, there could be a great pairing for years to come. Check out James on here and take a listen, the beers were flowing and the boys were a little loose and had some fun. Check out ABX on Instagram @absolutextracts and at abx.org Follow us on Instagram @JamminwiththeBest and at OTBdiscs.com

Part 4 from San Francisco Open and we had a special guest, Chris Brophy. Chris works for Innova and was at the SFO representing the company as they were the title sponsor. Chris does a lot of work for Innova and travels around to a lot of the big tournaments. We had a chance to get to know Chris during the 2016 Tim Selinske Masters held in Stockton. We got to talk about some of the celebrities that are pushing disc golf, bands like Rebelution have been playing and we get some really cool stories about the factory. Check out everything Brophy has to say and keep an eye out for more from SFO. Check out our website OTBdiscs.com Follow our Instagram @JamminwiththeBest and @OTBdiscs.com

Nate Perkins, @perksofdiscgolf on Instagram, stopped by after his round on Saturday at the San Francisco Open and talked to us about the tour life. Krash, Double A, and DC dove deep into Nates views on what it takes to be a disc golfer and the effort and creativity required. Nate has one of the best selling tour series discs on the market with the Night Strike and Night Strike II, the color glow C-line FD. He has been pushing the sales of the disc and that has helped keep him on tour. We talked stamp design and some of the dope names out there making disc golf art. Check out more of our time with Nate and hear what he has to say about the gorgeous property that is Gleneagles. All while drinking a beer or two the Windjammer way. Check out all of our discs at OTBdiscs.com and the Nate Perkins Night Strike II's at https://otbdiscs.com/product/fd-glow-c-line-night-strike-ii/ Follow us on Instagram @JamminwiththeBest and @ OTBdiscs

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We were joined today by our good friend Jason Harrison, aka J Bone, and recapped his C tier dominance the last year or so. We get a couple Bill Walton stories and a recap of the San Francisco Open that just happened. From 545 ft Aces to a blow up on the green on hole 18 it was a wild and fun weekend for everyone involved. We dive into some of the new releases including the DD3 from Discmania and the Lift from Streamline. With The Masters Cup coming up this weekend, we get into the changes being made at DeLaveaga and why we think some of the changes are being made. Huge thanks to J Bone for joining us this week. Check out Steve Spiffler on Spotify and iTunes if you liked the music, and support your local music scene. Check out OTBdiscs.com for all your disc needs and @OTBdiscs and @JamminwiththeBest

Charlie Eisenhood and Jamie Thomas talk about the San Francisco Open, Catrina Allen's dominance, and Ricky Wysocki's first big win of the year. Later, Ricky joins the show (23:50) and tells us about his side betting hustle. Then, Avery Jenkins stops by to talk about his long career and over 1000 courses played (50:58).

Congratulations are in order this week on PDGA Radio, as Steve and Sara chat PDGA Players of the Year and Rookies of the Year (1:00). From there the hosts recap the San Francisco Open, as Catrina Allen continued her hot streak (4:30) and Ricky Wysocki laid down a vintage performance (18:40). The Santa Cruz Masters Cup is up this weekend as the third stop on the 2019 PDGA National Tour, and Steve and Sara preview the changes to “DeLa” (33:30), give details on media coverage (42:40), and make their picks (47:08).

Congratulations are in order this week on PDGA Radio, as Steve and Sara chat PDGA Players of the Year and Rookies of the Year (1:00). From there the hosts recap the San Francisco Open, as Catrina Allen continued her hot streak (4:30) and Ricky Wysocki laid down a vintage performance (18:40). The Santa Cruz Masters Cup is up this weekend as the third stop on the 2019 PDGA National Tour, and Steve and Sara preview the changes to “DeLa” (33:30), give details on media coverage (42:40), and make their picks (47:08).

In this episode we review the Entropy by MVP Discs along with Temple of Ruin which is a collaboration between Modern Times and Burial Beer Co. We also cover the latest tournament action and give our picks for the San Francisco Open.

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Steve Hill and Sara Lamberson run down the weekend slate of A-Tiers on this episode of PDGA Radio, including course feedback from the Utah Open and how it relates to 2020 Pro Worlds (6:25); Thomas Gilbert’s breakout win at the Challenge at Goat Hill (16:18), and the hosts’ points picks from the 303 Open (22:55). Gilbert joins the show to talk about his mental game throughout the victory, Canadian disc golf, and superpowers (27:00). Steve and Sara close the show with a quick preview of the San Francisco Open (50:35) and a swing through last week’s hot rounds (1:00:40).

Steve Hill and Sara Lamberson run down the weekend slate of A-Tiers on this episode of PDGA Radio, including course feedback from the Utah Open and how it relates to 2020 Pro Worlds (6:25); Thomas Gilbert’s breakout win at the Challenge at Goat Hill (16:18), and the hosts’ points picks from the 303 Open (22:55). Gilbert joins the show to talk about his mental game throughout the victory, Canadian disc golf, and superpowers (27:00). Steve and Sara close the show with a quick preview of the San Francisco Open (50:35) and a swing through last week’s hot rounds (1:00:40).

Charlie Eisenhood and Jamie Thomas talk about Thomas Gilbert, the Utah Worlds courses, and more about this weekend's A-tiers before turning to a conversation with Sean Jack about the San Francisco Open, the tournament's marijuana company sponsorship, making money as a tournament director, and more (30:26). The guys give some thoughts on who might win the SFO to close the show.

Sean Jack, TD of the San Francisco Open, stops by to talk SFO and DGPT. He gives us some insight into what it's like to TD a major event and we dive into some of the challenges running an event like this. The Sean of all Jacks has been a major contributor to the San Francisco Disc Golf Club for many years, and now he is throwing one of the most prestigious events in the sport. SFO is hosted at the gorgeous Gleneagles Golf Course and this year will be part 2 after Paul McBeth took down the inaugural tournament. We talk SFO then dive into some of the DGPT grumblings and how they are going to be resolved. Sean is one the coolest guys you'll ever meet and runs some of the best events in the country. If you can get out to San Francisco to watch SFO we highly recommend it and you won't be disappointed. Check out the DGPT at dgpt.com and SFO at ThrowSFO.com Find us on IG @OTBdiscs and on YouTube search OTB Discs. OTBdiscs.com is our website, not OTB.com despite what Krash might believe.

In this episode we review the retooled FD2 by Discmania Discs along with Tellin' Lies Double IPA by Woodland Empire Ale Craft. We also recap both the Masters Cup and the San Francisco Open! Music by www.bensound.com

Charlie Eisenhood and Jamie Thomas discuss their weekends at the Ultimate College Championships and San Francisco Open, respectively, before diving into Paige Pierce's first loss of the year at the hands of Sarah Hokom (14:30). Plus, is McBeast back for good? (21:57)They pick their stocks and decide whether to buy, sell, or hold in a new segment (33:57). They close out the show with a reader email about foot faults, officials, and rules (1:14:09).

Charlie Eisenhood and Jamie Thomas discuss the Valarie Jenkins disqualification at the 2018 Masters Cup before turning to a discussion of this week's champions, Ricky Wysocki and Paige Pierce (29:39). Later, Wysocki joins the show to talk his stronger play, Masters Cup win, and foot faults (34:33). Then the tournament director of the San Francisco Open, Sean Jack, comes on to talk about this weekend's event and make the listener picks for this week (54:15). 

A.J. Risley registered with the PDGA when he was 13 and by 14 he was competing in tournaments and has every year since, including 2017 where he competed in 37 tournaments. We called A.J. as he was heading out to get in a practice round for the 2018 San Francisco Open to talk about how he discovered disc golf, his motivation for being out on the road, and his obsession with Waffle House.  Follow AJ on social: Instagram.com/rizbeejr Facebook.com/aj.risley

We talk with Sean Jack about the San Francisco Open, how to watch and why it costs money to watch. We then talk with Jay Reading about the idea of instant replay in disc golf and whether it is a good idea or not. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here is Stephen Kopel's segment after the TV Show Videotaping at 2727 Mariposa St. The Poets in order are: Stephen Kopel Ray Valdez Steve Mackin Nancy Wakeman Stephen Kopel

Here is a short audio portion from the open mic after the video taping with Clara Hsu and I, John Rhodes do once a month. Stephen Kopel runs the open mic. The person that reads with Stephen this time is Stephen Mackin. I am going to post the video version of this later at: http://www.youtube.com/user/johnfrhodes .

This is the San Francisco Poetry Hotel's Open Mic which runs after avery videotaping of John Rhodes and Clara Hsu's Poetry TV Show at 2727 Mariposa Street. Stephen Kopel is the host for this audio portion. In this open mic Steve Arnston, Don Hagelberg, Garrett Murphy, Don Brennan, and Stephen Kopel will read. I have included a picture of Steve Arnston. Hopefully over time I'll get everybody's picture up here. Enjoy!

This was an impromptu open mic after the Febraury 23rd San francisco Open Mic Poetry podcast TV Show which I share now with Clara Hsu. Stephen Kopel and Cristopher Bernard read. You can find out more about Stephen Kopel at: http://www.redroom.com/member/StephenKopel ... and Christopher Bernard at: http://www.caveat-lector.org/ .

Here is a video of Clara Hsu at the Sacred Grounds Cafe, Feb. 09. Here is a little about Clara from her web site http://clarahsu.com : When she was a little girl, Clara wanted to be a hermit and martial artist living in the mountains of China. Life's mysterious path took her to the United States. In this reality, she practices the art of multi-dimensional being: mother, musician, philanthropist, activist, purveyor of Clarion Music Center (a world music shop of exotic musical instruments), traveler, and ultimately, poet. Clara was a nominee for the Pushcart Prize in poetry (2001). Some of her poems can be found in the Homestead Review, the North Coast Review, the Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, and the internet journal Red River Review. Her poem on censorship was published in 2003 by the North American Folk Music and Dance Alliance. Clara gives feature readings at various Bay Area venues and benefit events, but her home is the Sacred Grounds Café (Hayes and Cole), where poetry reading happens every Wednesday night. In December 2005, Clara sold her music business of 23 years to focus on her art and her unusual performance ensemble Lunation, which combines Chinese and original poetry with Asian traditional instruments. She is also developing the concept of the Poetry Hotel, organizing free social activities for the poet community in the San Francisco Bay Area.