Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Langley

After close calls in each of this year's first three major championships, Bryson DeChambeau wins U.S. Open no. 2 at Pinehurst No. 2! Damon & Eamon welcome in SIRIUS XM PGA TOUR Radio commentator Taylor Zarzour to discuss Bryson's big win, and an epic collapse from Rory McIlroy that opened the door for Dechambeau. This edition of the U.S. Open was the 1,000th event in the history of the USGA! Director of Player Relations Scott Langley stops by to talk to the guys about what went into this instant-classic of a championship, and how the USGA plans to keep the good times rolling. Taylor Zarzour (24:56) Scott Langley (36:56)

Scott Langley, Senior Director of Player Relations at the USGA, discusses his golf experience, journey to the PGA Tour, and his current role at the USGA. He shares insights into course setup for the US Open and the importance of player feedback. Scott also highlights the US National Development Program and the efforts to unify and improve junior golf in the United States. The conversation covers various topics related to golf, including the US Open, development programs, national teams, and the performance of American golf. The guest emphasizes the importance of investing in American golf and hopes to see success at the highest levels of the game, including international competitions like the Ryder Cup.Amateur Golf Links:AmateurGolf.comSubscribeInstagramTwitterFacebookYouTube

On US Open eve, Trent Rush shares conversations with Scott Langley (USGA player relations, former PGA Tour player) & Charlie Howe (US Open Tournament Director).

I spoke with Sensei Scott Langley (7th Dan) about his latest book, A Sustainable Karate-ka: A Small Book About a Long Journey. We discussed motivation, the elements of being a sustainable karate-ka and instructor, how to keep on keeping on, how karate is not a thing but a karate-ka is, and his advice for karate-ka who have just started and those who have trained for many years. Background to the book: “From a prematurely early age, I have been concerned with the longevity of my karate journey. Before I was anywhere near my prime. I was already predicting my decline and busied myself with ideas of how to counteract my natural tendencies to be lazy, fat and aging. Now, as I approach my fiftieth birthday, I am somewhat justified in my anxiety over general decline. Therefore, I have written a short book about the long journey I embarked upon all those years ago. This book is about me, no one else. However, I do hope that the lessons I have learnt as I meandered through life speak to you a little. This book isn't about making big gestures or disclosing huge revelations. It doesn't contain secrets or answers to mysteries and enigmas. It doesn't even share salacious gossip about well-known karate-ka (I am sorry to say.) What it does contain is how I have approached the difficult question of how do we keep on keeping on? So, I do hope you enjoy how I have tried to become a Sustainable Karate-ka” About Sensei Scott Langley 7th Dan: Scott is one of the youngest people ever to win the World Championships and has over 30 years' experience practicing and teaching karate. Scott has been practicing martial arts since the age of 5, however, he started his karate career proper in 1986 under the instruction of Howard Milson, a senior member of Kodokai and one of the very few 5th dans in the UK at the time. Scott trained hard with Howard and Kato Sensei and gained shodan in 1992. After travelling to Japan with Kato Sensei in 1993, Scott started university in Staffordshire and trained on a daily basis with him. During this time, he assisted Kato Sensei teaching around the UK and Europe. Scott also competed regularly, winning, both in kata and kumite, the National Championships five times, European Championships three times, and the 1996 JKA World Championships in Moscow. Building on this success, Scott travelled once more to Japan in 1997 and started to train full time at the JKA (Asai fraction) Hombu dojo. Under constant pressure from the instruction of Asai, Abe, Yahara, Kagawa, Isaka, Yamaguchi etc, Scott went from strength to strength and in 1998 was asked to enter the instructor's course. Unfortunately, an injured knee prevented this, so after considerable rehabilitation, Scott, along with Yasuhisa Inada, entered the course in 2000 and became the first instructor's course class of the newly formed Japan Karate Shotorenmei. Two intensive years later, Scott graduated from the course and became the fifth non-Japanese person ever to do so (JKA/JKS). Feeling it was time to move on and encouraged by the hombu dojo to develop JKS karate, Scott moved to Ireland. From 2002 until 2013 Scott was the Technical Director of the JKS GB & Ireland and the Chief Instructor of JKS Ireland's Hombu Dojo. In that time the group grew from 4 clubs to 120 clubs, making it the biggest single style group in the British Isles. His own club also grew from the initial 8 members that showed up first night, to over 500 members and four full time instructors. Scott is the best selling author of Karate Stupid and Karate Clever which tell much of Scott's karate journey so far. Scott trains daily at the dojo with the other Sensei and takes the adult classes on Monday and Thursday nights.  He spends most of his weekends travelling around Great Britain and Europe teaching at seminars. However, he likes to surprise the kids every now and then so he might drop in on any class any time. “Scott Langley is one of the few instructors to have learnt karate in Japan from the source. He teaches the true art of karate. In Europe this is very rare and should be taken advantage of!” Yutaka Koike 5th Dan – All Japan Champion

US photographer Scott Langley began documenting the death penalty more than 20 years ago, after he was moved by an experience he had standing outside a prison "death house" in his native Texas. His photos are currently on display at the 8th World Congress Against the Death Penalty, which is taking place this week in Berlin. They aim to expose the "inhumanity" of capital punishment by allowing people to imagine the executions, which take place behind closed doors, often in the dead of night. Langley joined us for Perspective to discuss why the United States remains an outlier when it comes to the death penalty, and what he would say to the families of victims who wish to see perpetrators executed. 

In this episode, Sean Padgett joins us as we interview David Pope of Hirano Ha Karate-Do and Scott Langley of Hombu Dojo Karate International about their experiences running and building professional and wildly successful dojos.

Gardai are set to follow the lead of their Japanese policing counterparts by incorporating the ancient martial art of Taiho Jutsu into their training… To learn more about this, Kieran was joined by Scott Langley, Chief Technical Director at Hombu Dojo Karate International, based here in Ireland...

Season 5, episode 5, of Messy Jesus Business podcast, hosted by Sister Julia Walsh. Photos by Scott Langley. "We are called to create, where nothing exists." - Sister Helen Prejean LISTEN HERE: IN THIS EPISODE: In this episode of Messy Jesus Business podcast, Sister Julia Walsh talks with Sister Helen Prejean, who is known for her work to end the death penalty. They discuss how Sister Helen became a minister to Pat Sonnier on death row, which led her to work for justice. "A fire began to burn in my heart," she says. Sister Julia and Sister Helen also talk about how the Gospel calls the Church to be among the poor and on the margins. "To engage in social justice means you're going to...take on the sufferings of people who are voiceless and made to suffer. And you're going to undertake systemic change," Sister Helen explains. Sister Helen also talks about how storytelling has a power to change hearts and minds, and the true meaning of justice. "Justice means that everybody's got a fair shake, and they've got equal access to liberties and freedom and a way to have a livelihood and a life." ABOUT THE GUEST: Sister Helen Prejean is known around the world for her tireless work against the death penalty. She has been instrumental in sparking national dialogue on capital punishment and in shaping the Catholic Church's vigorous opposition to all executions. Photo by Scott Langley. Born on April 21, 1939, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, she joined the Sisters of St. Joseph in 1957. After studies in the USA and Canada, she spent the following years teaching high school, and serving as the Religious Education Director at St. Frances Cabrini Parish in New Orleans and the Formation Director for her religious community. In 1982, she moved into the St. Thomas Housing Project in New Orleans in order to live and work with the poor. While there, Sister Helen began corresponding with Patrick Sonnier, who had been sentenced to death for the murder of two teenagers. Two years later, when Patrick Sonnier was put to death in the electric chair, Sister Helen was there to witness his execution. In the following months, she became spiritual advisor to another death row inmate, Robert Lee Willie, who was to meet the same fate as Sonnier. After witnessing these executions, Sister Helen realized that this lethal ritual would remain unchallenged unless its secrecy was stripped away, and so she sat down and wrote a book, Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States. Dead Man Walking hit the shelves when national support for the death penalty was over 80% and, in Sister Helen's native Louisiana, closer to 90%. The book ignited a national debate on capital punishment and it inspired an Academy Award winning movie, a play and an opera. Sister Helen also embarked on a speaking tour that continues to this day. Sister Helen works with people of all faiths and those who follow no established faith, but her voice has had a special resonance with her fellow Catholics. Over the decades, Sister Helen has made personal approaches to two popes, John Paul II and Pope Francis, urging them to establish the Catholic Church's position as unequivocally opposed to capital punishment under any circumstances. After Sister Helen's urging, under John Paul II the catechism was revised to strengthen the church's opposition to executions, although it allowed for a very few exceptions. Not long after meeting with Sister Helen in August of 2018, Pope Francis announced new language of the Catholic Catechism which declares that the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person, with no exceptions. Today, although capital punishment is still on the books in 29 states in the USA, it has fallen into disuse in most of those states. Prosecutors and juries alike are turning away from death sentences,

This week's guest is  Pat McLoughlin of the classic band The Cyrkle. The Cyrkle is best known for their gold record hits Red Rubber Ball and Turn Down Day. They're bringing back the happy days of their 1960s hits to audiences across the country. The reformed lineup, beginning in 2016, featured original members Don Dannemann and Michael Losekamp, joined by Pat McLoughlin, Mike Rousculp (d. 2019), Don White, Scott Langley, and later by Mike Shoaf (2019-2021) and Dean Kastran.  The band was managed by Brian Epstein of The Beatles fam, being the only american band ever managed by Brian Epstein. They got their name from John Lennon and, In fact, they opened for The Beatles during their last US tour in 1966 at Shea Stadium.Song of the Week:59th Street Bridge Song (feeling' groovy) by The Cyrkle

No better feeling than going out on top! Jin Young Ko and Collin Morikawa know all too well. Shane and Damon break down their sizzling hot play down the stretch and Beth Ann Nichols joins the program to put Jin Young's incredible season in perspective. Also, 10-year touring pro Scott Langley calls in discuss the end of his pro career after being the first alum of The First Tee program to earn a PGA TOUR Card. And World Golf Hall of Famer Dennis Walters comes to preview "Get a New Dream: The Dennis Walters Story," which chronicles how he kept his pro golf dreams alive after a tragic accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. Scott Langley (25:14) Beth Ann Nichols (45:31) Dennis Walters (52:01)

We're joined by Brian Cuban and Scott Langley to discuss mental health and wellness in the legal industry. We dive into why the legal industry, which is notorious for its competitive pressures, high stakes, and long hours, results in an industry characterized by burnout and extreme stress and what our professional can do to ensure the mental health of its attorneys.

The 3rd and final part from Scott Langley Sensei, an absolute pleasure to interview here he talks more about the path ahead and gives his thought and where Karate is and where it's going to in the future! Big thanks to the HDKI for allowing me access to its excellent footage for the purposes of this podcast, I did a little editing but can take no credit for the great footage. Please checkout Scott Sensei on the following links: HDKI Channel & Conversations over a beer: https://youtu.be/FZ_fev8-52gAnd at: www.hdki.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hdkiOfficialPagePlease checkout more content and ways to support the "Invisible Sensei Podcast" https://linktr.ee/Invisen To watch this interview click: https://youtu.be/RmcBz3QXJWw --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yama-bushi/message

Langley Sensei talks further about his approach as a Karateka, Sensei, Author & much more, as always a deep dive into a lifetime of practice and experience. You can contact Langley Sensei directly via www.hdki.org or Facebook, Instagram & Youtube. if you would like to watch this interview please click: https://youtu.be/y0SiN7IuLeM If you feel like learning more about our podcast and ways you can help us to continue this podcast please go to : https://linktr.ee/Invisen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yama-bushi/message

Scott Langley Sensei part 1, an inspiring and thought provoking interview. To watch this interview please use this link: https://youtu.be/yVjz_phnHIs Please feel free to check out more of our content in the following ways: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBW5uEP5zPcDwC0N5DKsQrw Facebook: The Invisible Sensei Podcast Email: tuawamind@yahoo.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yama-bushi/message

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This week's guest is Mike Adams, nationally renowned golf instructor known as the “Swing Dr”, who has been teaching the game of golf for over 33 years. One of the most sought after instructors in the country, Mike has dedicated his life to improving the game of golf for all levels of golfers. He has been listed on every GOLF Magazine Top 100 Instructor and Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher list that has ever been produced. He has written and co-written 18 golf instruction  books, including two GOLF Magazine Instruction Books of the Year: Play Better Golf and The LAWs of the Golf Swing. In addition, Mike organized and help edit the Best Putting Instruction Book Ever and recently completed the Best Driving Instruction Book Ever. He is the creator of the the LAWs of Golf, a philosophy to help golfers of all levels find a swing that is customized to their physical build. He has taught USGA Champions, PGA and LPGA Touring pros including: Chris Deforrest,  Briny Baird, Michael Simms, Scott Langley, Brett Wetterich, Mark Brooks, Hank Kuehne, Bob Estes, Trip Kuehne, Betsy King, Rosie Jones, Belen Mozo, Nicole Hage and Kelli Kuehne. Mike has also instructed 4 presidents: George H. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Gerald Ford. Celebrities have also sought out Mike's instruction including Willie Nelson, Michael Douglas, Jack Nicholson. Jim Palmer, Whitey Ford, Mike Schmidt and Keanu Reeves. Known as the ‘Teacher of Teachers' , he has helped mentor, train, influence and develop 20 current members of the GOLF Magazine Top 100 Teacher List: including: Mike McGetrick (PGA National Teacher of the Year), Mike Bender (PGA National Teacher of the year), Krista Dunton (LPGA National Teacher of the Year), Brian Mogg, Jerry King, Mark Hackett, Mark Steinbauer, Don Sargent and Scott Munroe to name a few.

Sister Helen Prejean is known worldwide for campaigning against the death penalty in the US. She is the author of the bestselling ‘Dead Man Walking’ and joins Emily to talk about her latest book – a personal story of faith and spirituality. This week marks the 50th anniversary of the start of The Troubles and although the Good Friday Agreement saw an end to the violence twenty years ago, many in Northern Ireland are feeling unsettled because of Brexit and the prospect of a hard border. The Rt Rev Dr William Henry, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland, and Father Martin Magill, a Catholic priest on the Falls Road, discuss the current situation. Deacon John Lam, from the Catholic Chaplaincy at Hong Kong International Airport, talks about the protests currently underway there. On the 14th August there is a performance of L’enfance du Christ by French composer Hector Berlioz at The Proms. Professor Barbara Kelly talks about this vividly dramatic oratorio (including the well-known Shepherds Farewell chorus) which tells the story of the Holy Family’s flight into Egypt. Christian charity Home for Good says that church goers in the UK are still supporting overseas orphanages despite a UK government pledge to end its support of them. Emily is joined by the charity’s Head of Advocacy - Emily Christou. Producers: Helen Lee Peter Everett Editor: Amanda Hancox Photo credit: Scott Langley

This is the 11th episode in our series from the Office for Respect Life Ministries called Being Pro Life. This is Part two of a two part episode on Capital Punishment. Part Two features an interview with Bill Pelke, a man whose grandmother was brutally murdered by a group of teens, one of whom was sentenced to death, at only 16 years old. Bill talks about his conversion experience against the death penalty, and how the young woman's sentence was ultimately changed to life in prison. It ends with ways you can get involved with his organization, Journey of Hope, which helps families of murder victims find healing through love and forgiveness, rather than death. This revision clarifies that Death Penalty Action is the name of the local organization where Abe Bonowitz and Scott Langley work. It also invites people to write the Ohio Governor without presuming his current position on the issue. Support the show (http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/ministries-offices/respect-life-2/being-pro-life/)

Ross and Ru talk about cross training with other martial arts, our own upcoming gradings and also about all the fantastic Sensei we have visiting us in Dublin this year.

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is upon us and Brian Gay and Scott Langley got out of the gates quickly with 64s at the Monterrey Peninsula Country Club Shore course. Phil Mickelson does something he hasn't done in about 20 years and finds himself close to the lead, in a tournament he has won 4 time previously. Phil loves the Poa Annua greens of his native California. And, if you were forced to choose a swing you absolutely had to use the rest of your life, you had no other choice, would you choose Matthew Wolff's or Ho-Sung Choi's swing? Let's tee it up! #golf #pgatour #golfers #lovegolf #rapidgolfimprovement #golfday #whyilovethisgame #golflessons #golflife #anythinggolf #beautifulgolfcourses #lovegolf #betterdatabettergolf #dataaxisgolf #golfislife #golfball #golftournament #golfcourse #golfrange #golfnews #instagolf #golfswing #golfing #golfaddict --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dataaxisgolf/message

PGA Tour Pro Scott Langley joins the Par Train crew after capturing his first pro win on the Web.com only a few short weeks ago. Scott tells us why “lefties are on the rise and taking no prisoners”, funny stories inside the ropes, a tip he learned from Matt Kuchar that changed the game and much more. More Highlights: -Hear why “lefties live fuller lives” -A prank among tour pros that involved a pig's head -How Kuchar plays the first 4 holes of every round and how it's helped Scott's game -What about Mike Small, his college coach, grooms future pros -The infamous 5-hour chipping drill -What it feels like to sleep on the lead on Saturday night of your first PGA Tour event -How Web.com caddies survive -The difference in playing for $1,000,000 vs. $100,000 -Phil's post-round interview that rang so true for Scott -Why so many players win after missing a few cuts -Why Scott is ALL IN on mic'd up caddies -And much much more

Kevin Prise and Matt Cochran visit with University of Illinois alum Scott Langley to discuss his dramatic comeback victory at the Panama Championship, being star-struck by Adam Wainwright, how to stay warm at a Green Bay Packers game and more.

Today on parent time I speak with songwriter and co creator of the children's show Kazoops, Scott Langley. In this interview, Scott opens up about the monster task of writing, recording and producing 78 songs, the advantage of writing to image and why, despite reaching out to the professionals, it was indeed him that made the best pig. The post ‘Kazoops! Jimmy Jones, its Scott Langley' appeared first on Benny Time.

Scott Langley is a free-lance photojournalist based in New York. In addition to work as a photographer, Scott has been an active grassroots organizer against the death penalty since 1999. A native Texan, he later went to North Carolina in 2004 where he and his wife co-founded the Raleigh Catholic Worker Hospitality House where families of death row prisoners may find free shelter, food and support. Scott is coming to SHU to lecture on the days, hours, minutes, leading up to the execution of Troy Davis. His lecture will accompany a collection of 20 photos from the days and hours leading up to Troy Davis's execution in Georgia. This is the newest addition to the exhibit, with all photos taken in September 2011. The photos take the viewer hour-by-hour in photos to the final moment when a possibly innocent man was executed under serious doubt and international pressure. Professor Tanya Grant (Criminal Justice) and Student Tyler Duhamel (Criminal Justice Co-President) Guest Speaker: Scott Langley

Ministry of Sound Resident Tour DJ, Scott Langley takes the controls this month for the seventh instalment of the Influential House podcast - look out for the official Influential House Album mixed by Scott, forthcoming on Influential House later this year!

Ministry of Sound's World Tour Resident 'Scott Langley' steps up with his October mix. Expect big grooves and quality underground House.

Exclusive live mix of Scott Langley DJ'ing for Ministry of Sound @ Club Republiq (Manila). Enjoy! :)

Ministry of Sound & Global Underground World Tour Resident DJ 'Scott Langley' steps forward with his May podcast. This time rolling on a more soulful tip with the finest blissed grooves from around the globe! Tracklisting 1.) Lelo ft Samke - Soul Beauty - Ocean Deep Mix - Afro Rebel Music 2.) Dragonfly - Love ls Free - Ospina & Oscar P Deep Mix - Azucar Dist 3.) Jae Vynel ft Scott Wozniak - Spaces - Open Bar Music 4.) Mustafa ft Tasita D'Mour - Love - Ospina & Oscar P Mix - Staff Prod 5.) Maurice Joshua - ft Andrea Love - More Love - Ospina & Oscar P mix - Maurice Joshua Digital 6.) Inner Souls - Satisfy - Booker T main mix - Open Bar Music 7.) Oscar P - Gianluca Pighi - Pimp Mobile - DOOP Mix - Open Bar Music 8.) Oscar P vs Ospina - Drifting - Main Mix - Open Bar Music 9.) Ospina & Oscar P ft Sammy Rosa - Gbdb - Joeski rmx - Perception 10.) Oscar P Versus Lego - Jazzy Mofo - DOOP mix - Open Bar Music 11.) DJ Romain ft Nedelka - Sunday Mornin - Open Bar Music 12.) Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing - Ospina & Oscar P Mix - Motown

Ministry of Sound & Global Underground World Tour Resident DJ 'Scott Langley' steps forward with his April podcast. Be prepared for more quality underground House music from around the globe!!!

Ministry of Sound & Global Underground World Tour Resident DJ 'Scott Langley' steps forward with part 2 of his debut podcast which came out earlier in the month. Be prepared for more quality underground House music from around the globe!!!

Ministry of Sound Tour Resident, Scott Langley, takes the controls this month for the second installment of the Influential House Recordings podcast.