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In this episode of Mudball Monday, hosts Walker Simas and Henry Shimp delve into the intricate dynamics between top golf players and their caddies. They explore how these relationships are formed, the pressures involved, and the unique qualities that make certain caddies stand out. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes, dietary preferences, and the importance of mentorship in the world of professional golf. In this episode, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding the world of golf, focusing on the relationships between players and their caddies, the evolution of these partnerships, and the dynamics that shape them. They discuss the unique bond between Xander Schauffele and Austin Kaiser, Rory McIlroy's relationship with Harry Diamond, and the rising stars like Ludwig Åberg and Maverick McNeely. The conversation also touches on the legendary caddy Stevie Williams and his impact on the sport.Hope you all enjoy this conversation.Thanks for the support as always!Cheers, - The Tie GuysChapters:00:00 Introduction to Caddy-Player Dynamics13:46 Exploring the Relationship Between Top Players and Their Caddies23:54 The Great Egg Debate25:11 Xander Schauffele and Austin Kaiser: A Unique Bond29:10 Caddy Relationships: The Personal Touch32:04 Rory McIlroy and Harry Diamond: A Brotherhood34:09 Ludwig Åberg and Joe Skovron: The Rising Stars38:13 Maverick McNeely and Scout McNeely: A Family Affair42:11 Stevie Williams: The Quintessential CaddyWebsite: https://www.thetiepodcast.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetiepodcast/?hl=en Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/thetiepodcastGoodWalk Coffee: https://goodwalkcoffee.com CODE: thetie for 20% off BDraddy: bdraddy.com CODE: thetie25 for 25% offLivPur Hydration:livpur.comCODE: Sticks20Keywords:golf, caddies, player relationships, Scotty Scheffler, Ted Scott, Rory McIlroy, caddy selection, golf rankings, player performance, caddy dynamics, veganism, golf, caddies, player relationships, Xander Schauffele, Rory McIlroy, Ludwig Åberg, Maverick McNeely, Stevie Williams
Last week we brought you Stevie Williams and this week we're bringing you his teammate, and another man you've wanted to hear from for ages: Michael Woods. His story is a relatively well known one at this point: elite runner turned cyclist. But we got to dig a bit deeper with Woodsy, spending 40 minutes with the charismatic Canadian. Michael now has 16 wins to his name, having joined the WorldTour just nine years ago. His story is a remarkable one. He also happens to be Tom's favourite rider, so he really enjoyed today's chat. In other news, G's finally back from the land Down Under. He's got a Cadel Evans Road Race debrief for us, and the guys get stuck into the chaos that unfolded at Etoile de Besseges last week. We are also very excited to confirm that our ROUVY rides are back for 2025. Come and join the fun every Wednesday at 18:30 UK time. You can sign up for tomorrow's ride (12th February) by clicking here. And if you haven't signed up for ROUVY yet, use the code GTCC1M for a free month on us. See you next week. Music courtesy of BMG Music Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
One man's name came up time and again when we asked you who you'd love to hear on the pod this season: Stevie Williams. G's compatriot Stevie had a stunning 2024 season and he joined the guys to tell them how he overcame a debilitating knee issue after he turned pro to realise his potential. This season? Just the small matter of repeating the feats of last season. It'll be fascinating to see how he copes with the challenge. Meanwhile, G's safely home from a great month in Australia. He gave Tom an in-depth rundown of the action. Who else would you like to hear from on the GTCC? Let us know by emailing gtcc@crowdnetwork.co.uk. We are also very excited to confirm that our ROUVY rides are back for 2025. Come and join the fun every Wednesday at 18:30 UK time. You can sign up for tomorrow's ride (5th February) by clicking here. And if you haven't signed up for ROUVY yet, use the code GTCC1M for a free month on us. See you next week. Music courtesy of BMG Music Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
It's a feat that needs no introduction. As we approach the 25th anniversary of Tiger Woods' four-major run from the 2000 US Open through the 2001 Masters, a new book from former Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine editor Kevin Cook unearths never-before-seen nuggets from this historic stretch. Cook joins host Tom Coyne to discuss The Tiger Slam, Cook's moment-by-moment chronicle that features interviews with Stevie Williams, Mark O'Meara, Butch Harmon and many others. They relive the indelible images of the Slam, including Tiger's landslide victory at Pebble and his nailbiting duel with Bob May at Valhalla, but the true treasures lie in details that have remained hidden until now. You'll learn what Tiger said to Phil walking off 13 tee at Augusta, why his team nearly scuttled his “Sportsman of the Year” dinner at the last minute, and which major Tiger played using only one tee. (Hint: It was the same one in which a nude exotic dancer paraded across the 18th green. Try finding that on a YouTube rewatch.) Kevin Cook is a former senior editor of Sports Illustrated and former editor in chief of Golf Magazine. In addition to a long career in the sports periodicals industry, Kevin has also published a number of books, the most well-known of which is Tommy's Honor, chronicling the fascinating life of Young Tom Morris during golf's early years in and around St Andrews. Cook's newest book, The Tiger Slam: The Inside Story of the Greatest Golf Ever Played details Tiger's unforgettable four-major stretch from the 2000 US Open to the 2001 Masters. The Golfer's Journal and this podcast are made possible by reader support. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider becoming a member here: https://glfrsj.nl/MembershipsYT The Golfer's Journal Podcast is presented by Titleist.
It's a feat that needs no introduction. As we approach the 25th anniversary of Tiger Woods' four-major run from the 2000 US Open through the 2001 Masters, a new book from former Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine editor Kevin Cook unearths never-before-seen nuggets from this historic stretch. Cook joins host Tom Coyne to discuss The Tiger Slam, Cook's moment-by-moment chronicle that features interviews with Stevie Williams, Mark O'Meara, Butch Harmon and many others. They relive the indelible images of the Slam, including Tiger's landslide victory at Pebble and his nailbiting duel with Bob May at Valhalla, but the true treasures lie in details that have remained hidden until now. You'll learn what Tiger said to Phil walking off 13 tee at Augusta, why his team nearly scuttled his “Sportsman of the Year” dinner at the last minute, and which major Tiger played using only one tee. (Hint: It was the same one in which a nude exotic dancer paraded across the 18th green. Try finding that on a YouTube rewatch.) Kevin Cook is a former senior editor of Sports Illustrated and former editor in chief of Golf Magazine. In addition to a long career in the sports periodicals industry, Kevin has also published a number of books, the most well-known of which is Tommy's Honor, chronicling the fascinating life of Young Tom Morris during golf's early years in and around St Andrews. Cook's newest book, The Tiger Slam: The Inside Story of the Greatest Golf Ever Played details Tiger's unforgettable four-major stretch from the 2000 US Open to the 2001 Masters. The Golfer's Journal and this podcast are made possible by reader support. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider becoming a member here: https://glfrsj.nl/MembershipsYT The Golfer's Journal Podcast is presented by Titleist.
This week we sat down with professional cyclist Stevie Williams. We discussed growing up in Aberystwyth, his cycling journey, Stage wins, Tour de France, the Olympics, ups, downs, favourite films and everything in between. It was an honour to sit with this man for a few hours and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Thank you to this weeks sponsor Kitchenwide. 'Kitchens and joinery made by the trade for the trade, proudly supporting and listening to Over The Falls Podcast' www.kitchenwide.co.uk @EurosportCycling @CyclingProNet @gcn @WelshCyclingTV #tourdefrance #welshcycling #aberystwyth #olympics #olympics2024 #olympics2024paris #cycling #cyclinglife #cyclingteam #wales #podcast #winner #lafleche #laflechewallone #tourdownunder #australia #critracing #cyclingnews #cyclingnutrition #cyclingfans #cyclinginsider #tourdesuisse
Discover the real deal about Web 3 with Stevie Williams in this captivating episode of the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly!
A third fantastic day of racing. In a break with tradition, Ned and David and the Weatherman actually talk about it. Including interviews with Louie Sutton and Stevie Williams. Claim your NSF/C T-Shirt here courtesy of BIKMO! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
G's prep for the Giro is very nearly complete. Tour of the Alps was his last racing hit out before he heads for Italy and he breaks it all down for Luke in this week's Watts. Luke himself is finally on the mend, following his concussion back in mid-March. Fingers crossed he'll be back on the bike with a vengeance soon. He's keeping himself busy though, with two commentary stints on Eurosport over the past week. First up he called compatriot Stevie Williams winning Fleche Wallonne, and then was on air as Pogi decimated the field in typically stunning fashion at Liege. G reckons he's now on Merckx level. What do you think? Let us know on Twitter: @Watts_Occurring. We'll be back in a week's time for a bumper Giro preview... and then Grand Tour number one of the season will begin. Bring it on! Watts Occurring is powered by Eurosport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Grit and Grind: Legendary Pro Skater Stevie Williams on Shredding to SuccessWelcome back to First Smoke of the Day! We're crazy excited to present this episode's guest: the one and only Stevie Williams. Stevie is one of the most influential skaters of all time (literally, he's on a list), and has climbed to the zenith of the skateboarding world through sheer talent and determination. From overcoming homelessness to founding his iconic brand Dirty Ghetto Kids (DGK), Stevie has conquered countless obstacles on his path to fame and fortune, earning sponsorships, shoe deals, and even a spot in your favorite Tony Hawk games.Join us as we discuss Stevie's career, off-the-board ambitions, and active commitment to the skate community with the man himself. Get ready for a dose of empowering inspiration that will motivate you to break through barriers and pursue your dreams, just like Stevie does every day.Tune in and discover why Stevie Williams is not just a skater, but a trailblazer who's reshaping the skateboarding landscape. Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive content and early access to upcoming episodes at FSOTD.com! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Las dos clásicas de las ardenas valonas se cierra la primera parte de la temporada de primavera. La Flecha Valona se corrió bajo unas condiciones climáticas dantescas y salieron victoriosos el británico Stevie Williams en la carrera de los hombres y la polaca Kasia Niewiadoma en la carrera femenina. Solo fue un preludio para la Lieja-Bastoña-Lieja, la clásica más antigua en el calendario. El gran favorito Tadej Pogaçar no brindó un auténtico espectáculo atacando en solitario a casi 40kms de meta y ganando así por segunda vez esta carrera. En la prueba femenina fue la corredora australiana Grace Brown quien sorprendió a las favoritas en el esprint final.
BrainDrain Skateboarding show with Toby Batchelor and Forde Brookfield
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Matt Stephens chats to Stevie Williams about how his career is no longer defined by a plague of knee injuries since adding the General Classification of the 2024 Tour Down Under to his palmares. The Aberystwyth native is a shining example of determination and credits consistency for getting him beyond his form prior to several setbacks over the years. The Welshman claims he couldn't have done it without the support of his friends and family, and has a refreshingly simplistic attitude when it comes to training.
In this week's regular episode of The Cycling Podcast, Daniel Friebe is joined by former peloton stalwart Mitch Docker and former pressroom stalwart François Thomazeau to review the first WorldTour race of the 2024 season, the Santos Tour Down Under. We discuss how Stevie Williams' thrilling overall victory represents a return from the brink for the Welsh rider - and one tinged with controversy. The other two breakout stars of the race were BORA-Hansgrohe sprinter Sam Welsford and UAE Team Emirates' 20-year-old Mexican prodigy Isaac del Toro. We investigate Del Toro's roots - and look at phenoms of yesteryear who did or didn't deliver on their early promise. There's also the usual round-up of the week's news and a look at what INEOS Grenadiers are plotting - and trying to change - in 2024. Follow us on social media: Twitter @cycling_podcast Instagram @thecyclingpodcast The 11.01 Cappuccino Our regular email newsletter is now on Substack. Subscribe here for frothy, full-fat updates to enjoy any time (as long as it's after 11am). Babbel If you want to learn a language – perhaps Italian, French or Spanish to help you at on your travels to one of the grand tours, or Dutch or Danish so you can speak to Mathieu van der Poel or Jonas Vingegaard – Babbel is for you. Get six months free with a six-month subscription at Babbel.com/play with the discount code CYCLE24 MAAP The Cycling Podcast x MAAP collection is available now. Go to maap.cc to see the full MAAP range. Friends of the Podcast Sign up as a Friend of the Podcast at thecyclingpodcast.com to listen to more than 60 exclusive episodes. The Cycling Podcast is on Strava The Cycling Podcast was founded in 2013 by Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie.
The boys are back for 2024, and they are back with a bang! Bewls and George debrief Tour Down Under and how Stevie Williams won it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 344 – Stevie Williams of Australian punk band Clowns joins the show today! We talk about it all including his early obsession with Slipknot and heavy music, his persistence and friendships that landed them a record deal with legendary punk label Fat Wreck Chords, and writing a bi-sexual punk rock anthem. The new album “Endless” is out now everywhere, go check it out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Interview by Kris PetersMelbourne punk upstarts Clowns have epitomised the fun and frivolous side of Australian music since their inception in 2009.Their attitude towards music, coupled with almost legendary live performances, has seen Clowns rise quickly to prominence and notoriety, with their honest and raw appraisal of life through music connecting on a global scale.After receiving an ARIA nomination for their previous album Nature/Nurture in 2019, Clowns have just unleashed their latest slab of goodness in the form of Endless, a middle finger salute to the pandemic during which it was conceived and a snub to the face of those who thought that period of time would spell the death knell for a plethora of bands and musicians.HEAVY sat down with vocalist Stevie Williams and drummer Jake Laderman to talk through what to expect."It feels like I'm about to…," Williams measured, "… I don't have any kids, but this is what I imagine preparing for a child would feel like (laughs). Years and years of creative energy and the world going upside down from when we started writing it to when we finished recording and releasing it, but now it's here. It's satisfying and maybe a little bit emotional. I can't wait for it to be out in the world and not be our record anymore. It's gonna be whoever listens to its record."Endless is the fifth album release from Clowns, so we ask the question of whether the process gets any easier the more albums you put out."It definitely gets harder," Williams answered without thought. "I feel like when we started the band we were so inspired to get our music career off the ground and there was so much… I guess you would call it creative, low-hanging fruit when we were starting a punk band. We wanted to write a song that had screaming in it, we wanted a song that sounded like The Ramones, we wanted a song that sounded like the Offspring and then once we did an EP and four seven inches and now five albums, now we're reaching super high up to the top of the tree to get that sweet fruit, and we're doing Spaghetti Western eight-minute jams at the end of our record. We're fucking around with thrash metal and dual guitar solos, all in an effort to keep it interesting for ourselves and the people who listen as well. In that essence, it gets harder. It gets way harder (laughs)."In the full interview, the boys talk more about what to expect from Endless, how the singles released represent the album as a whole, the opening piano intro and why it was used, the central theme of immortality, the closing track A Widow's Song and the inspiration behind it, how Endless differs musically to Nature/Nature, upcoming shows and more.
Face of Pro Skateboarding & Weed, Ayahuasca Ceremony, DGK x RAW Collab, Launching Business'sIt's that time! Roll up, today we have Boo Johnson pro skateboarder and the face of cannabis culture X skateboarding combined. We dive deep into Ayahuasca Ceremonies and the lessons they leave with you. Talking about the first time Boo ever smoked cannabis and what it was like on those early skate trips as a teen. Getting deep into the skate scene and getting signed by the Powell-Peralta team. Boo's career insights as it all starts to take off for him and becoming a professional skateboarder. Inspirations like Stevie Williams and how Boo got into the business side of the industry and self branding. Some of the most inspirational lessons Boo leaves us with is how he collaborates and launches multiple products around his lifestyle and interests. Just to name a few Collaborations like Raw Rolling papers, Pharmacy Board shop, Cure Company Cannabis, (JHF) Just Have Fun Co, Long Beach Creamery, BooHooMan Clothing, DGK, Supra, Diamond Supply, Hawkers Co, Spy Sunglasses and many more. Light up, Listen in, and let's take a ride it's FSOTD x Boo J!!Connect with Nicky DiamondsInstagram - Boo JohnsonFSOTD SponsorsDr. Dabber | IGGrow Generation | IGDrip Hydro | IGFSOTD LinksWebsite | YouTubeMake sure to tell all your friends and family to subscribe! Go register on the website for all the exclusive ad-free content, BTS, tutorials, and more! Please leave a 5-Star review! We appreciate your support, First Smoke Family! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join Dave, Cooper, Joe and Con as we talk all things golf for another week. 0.31 Intro 1:05 Rory returns to Quail Hollow 18:30 Tony Finau putting improvement 22:14 Tiger splits with Joe LaCava 31:53 Stevie Williams 2000 US Open story 36:35 Tony Finau win 39:47 DP World Tour sanctions on LIV Players 53:00 Taylor Gooch US Open debacle 58:59 Quail Hollow Preview and picks
Season 5 has gotten off to an incredible start. Let's keep things rolling, with Part 2 of my exclusive interview with Illadelphia's Finest, skateboarding LEGEND- Stevie Williams. Tune in, as Stevie talks the cultural impact of DGK skateboards. Speaks on his former RBK deal, Asphalt Yacht Club & the rise of corporate deals in skateboarding. Opens up about family, success & his climb to the top. We take another deep-dive into history, and discuss Mike McGil & Shaft Skateboards. Skateboarding LEGEND- Kareem Campbell, Saved By Skateboarding, Pharrell Williams.. hell, we even got Frankie Hill up in the mix. Strictly, culture. Strictly, talk-radio. It's the mighty, mighty WCRP on Skateboarding.
What better way to start off Season 5, than with the man himself. Philadelphia's finest import, skateboarding LEGEND- Stevie Williams. I've personally seen this mans entire career trajectory. From when i'd first met him in Matt Reason's attic, in 1994. To his insane rise to the top, not even 10yrs later. He remained humble, stayed dedicated to his craft & most importantly- true to himself. One of the most talented individuals, to ever ride a skateboard. Also- one of the most successful in its short history. He's here today to share his story with the mighty, mighty WCRP. Tune in, as Stevie talks family life & his upcoming content hub in Los Angeles. We discuss the legacy of DGK Skateboards, and the importance of a good infrastructure. Take a deep-dive into history, and talk skateboarding LEGEND- Steve Steadham, Peanut Brown & growing up skating in the 80's. The importance of the GOAT Tony Hawk, hanging out with Wesley Snipes, to writing resumes. This ones full of laughs, gems & everything you ever wanted. Without further ado, its Mr. Stevie Williams folks.. photo: Pete Thompson
On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk the Superbowl, nice things we saw last week, Billabong Pro Pipeline, Hurley Sunset Pro, Larry Haynes R.I.P., Kelly Slater Birthday, jumping the distance of your age in feet, Chippa Wilson, Corbett's, Camp Shred, The Berrics, Stevie Williams, Skateboarding World Championships in Dubai, Jagger Eaton, Sky Brown, Matt Tomasello, Todd reviews more boards, animals attacjing snowboarders, Last Of Us update, Dew Tour preview, De La Sol, all your questions answered and so much more! Presented By: Mountain High @mthighsnow K2 Snowboarding @k2.snowboarding Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Herschel Supply Co. @herschelsupply BN3TH @BN3THApparel Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Nanocraft CBD @nanocraftcbd Pure Prescriptions @pureprescriptions Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom CAMP SHRED is coming! March 4 and 5 at San Elijo Campgrounds
Stevie Williams is a professional skateboarder who was included "30 Most Influential Skaters of All Time" list. A real legend in his field. He sits down with Alexis to discuss his career, his upbringing and... other spicy stuff... Enjoy.
Henry Sanchez discusses growing up in Daly City CA, getting on REAL skateboards at 15 years old, skating with Mark Gonzales & Guy Mariano then getting on Blind Skateboards, filming for Tim and Henry's pack of lies, why he didn't skate for Girl Skateboards, coming out of dark times and filming a part for Transworld's Sight Unseen video, skating for Lucky Skateboards after Sight Unseen, working with Stevie Williams for his DGK guest board, why he quit skating for 16 years, what inspires him to skate now and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the 7th episode of Anabolic Mind Show, @markjenkins interviews publicist to the stars Barbara Sanchez on how she developed her incredible work ethic and her health and wellness journey. Please LIKE
In the 7th episode of Anabolic Mind Show, @markjenkins interviews publicist to the stars Barbara Sanchez on how she developed her incredible work ethic and her health and wellness journey. Barbara Lizzet Sanchez is a unique and very talented entrepreneur and publicist. Barbara has 14 years of experience working and affiliated with major celebrities such as Vanessa Simmons, Bella Thorne, Boogie Dash, Hana Giraldo, Kyle Massey, Chris Massey, T-Boz (from the multi-platinum group TLC), Danny Trejo, DJ Swagrman, Nathan Piland, Kevin Mac, Travis Bryan, Stevie Williams, Sheldon Bailey, Faith Evans, Paula De Anda, Kristinia De Barge, Silento, Paul Rodriguez, Joey Medina, Willie Taylor, Chino XL, Tori Spelling, Shane Sparks, Red Grant, Raz B from B2K, Ray J, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Cypress Hill, Rudy Youngblood, Deray Davis, Omar Benson Miller, Carlos Ramirez, Ernest Thomas, Mellow Man Ace, Nate Dogg, Kurupt, Roscoe, David Fernandez Jr., Damion “Damizza” Young, Mally mall, Snoop Dogg, Trae The Truth, Harvey J aka Chef Henny, Lourren Ayyoub just to name a few. Barbara has also joined forces with her business partner Patricia Torres. They both currently handle the in- house public relations for Bobby Dee Presents and Uncle Snoop's Army. This is a booking agency that was created by no other than the legendary Snoop Dogg and CEO booking agent Bobby Dee of Bobby Dee Presents. Barbara Lizzet Sanchez is a very hardworking and dedicated individual. The road has not been easy for her in this crazy entertainment industry, she has sacrificed a lot just to get to the top. Barbara has proved over the years to effectively change a client's image from a negative one to a positive one, therefore giving her clients the rejuvenating look they were desperately searching for. She has coordinated and produced very valuable fashion shows, special events and red carpets in Hollywood's hottest venues. Barbara understands how difficult it could be for potential clients to cross over to other markets but she has successfully achieved such cross overs countless times. Barbara also understands the importance of a strong social media presence in this modern world. She has worked successfully with influencers to close brand deals and sponsorships. Barbara also handles international clients besides the Los Angeles clientele she already handles. Barbara Lizzet Sanchez has made TV appearances in shows as “The Steve Harvey Show,” VH1's Love and Hip Hop Hollywood, WE TV's “Growing Up Hip Hop,” and David Tuteras' Celebrations.” She was also featured on a documentary titled “Discovering Our Mothers” produced by Justin Wayoro. This documentary is based about the struggle of single mothers. She is also a part of Andrea Ward's film “Deception of The Streets,” where she plays an FBI agent. She was invited to be a part of the wonderful panel “I am That Woman Network” alongside WNBA Alum Chantelle Anderson, Big Boy's Neighborhood Ani Caribbean, actress Taja V. Simpson, publicist Elvira Guzman & actress Natalie Desselle, she served as a speaker. Barbara is not only a publicist, she is also a strong activist, advocate against domestic violence, ally for the BLMV movement, she fights injustice against our farm workers and human rights. She is a proud member of Yahoo!'s Allyship Pledge Program Pledge, proud of member of the “Bella Foundation,” “Bad Ass DoGooders,” “The UFW” and a strong supporter of “The Dolores Huerta” foundation. She has been featured in magazines such as Forbes, Yahoo! Lyfestyle, Yahoo! Finance, U.S. News, Los Angeles Wire, New York Weekly, California Herald, Seekerstime, BigTimeDaily, Music Observer, Medium, The American Reporter, About Insider, Indie Activity, Big Work Magazine, OKTV, Voyage LA just to name a few. She has been interviewed by Fox 11 News, Spectrum News,Estrella TV, radio station Hot 102.3, Dash Radio, The Rico & Mambo Show and much more. To learn more about Barbara Lizzet Sanchez and her work please visit her Instagram page below. Connect with Barbara: Website – Facebook – Instagram Connect with and JOIN FREE COMMUNITY Community Content About Mark Jenkins Anabolic Mind Show Booking Work with Mark Already have an account? Log In First Name * Last Name * Password * Confirm Password *
Relive one of the most dramatic finishes to an Open Championship in modern times, where The 141st Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes was decided over the final four holes.The Story of 2012 tells the tale of not only Ernie Els' storybook triumph in golf's original major, for the second time, but also the agonising defeat of Adam Scott at Royal Lytham.With narration from Ewan Porter, and words from Els, Scott and their respective caddies Ricci Roberts and Stevie Williams, as well as from Graeme McDowell, Brandt Snedeker and others, immerse yourself in this Original Audio Documentary from The Open.This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.
Philly native and skateboarding legend Stevie Williams joins the show to tell stories about AI, Sheed's influence in Philly, and building a skating empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Stonecold Stevesie from high octane punk rockers, Clowns, joins us on pod this week. We find out what it’s like to be "born to rock", why 2020 was a transformative year for him, and Jamie works up the courage to confront our guest after being dogged in the name of rock 'n' roll at the recent show we played together.
We discuss Yaje Popson's "Poets" Part, Shane Heyl "STIR IT" Full Part, Giorgi Armani's "Skate Mental" Part, BEING STEVIE WILLIAMS EXTENDED CUT | World of X Games, TATE ROSKELLEY - WAIT, WHAT? - GT BMX, New Balance - Brandon Westgate 508 and much more! Also, we’re picking 3 winners for the FA Dylan Rieder board. This week’s raffle is 2 pairs of the Brandon Westgate 508 New Balance shoes!
This week I chime in on Stevie Williams' "Being" documentary from X-games, Max Wheeler's "Stained" part, and TVV's latest Real edit. Email the show nomongopodcast@gmail.com Intro/Outro music by Bobb Amidon Being Stevie Williams Max Wheeler's "Stained" Tanner Van Vark's "T.V.V."
On this special episode I'm joined by Robert Lusetich, writer of the book "Unplayable: An Inside Account of Tiger's Most Tumultuous Season" and we delve into Tiger Woods the man as opposed to just simply Tiger Woods the elite golfer. Lusetich shares insights of that dramatic Thanksgiving weekend in 2009 when Tiger's life unraveled, shocking things people wouldn't know about the 15-time major champion, how he very nearly gave up golf to become a Navy Seal and whether he thinks he can surpass Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major titles! Lusetich also discusses his role in the recent 'Tiger' documentary on HBO, how the relationship between Woods and caddie Stevie Williams became fractured leading to a messy breakup & why Williams shockingly declared a victory as Adam Scott's caddy to be his greatest accomplishment. We discuss Patrick Reed bending the rules at Torrey Pines and the backlash that ensued, why Xander Schauffele can't seem to close out tournaments, Brooks Koepka's win in Phoenix, he breaks my heart when he reveals unsavory stories about my favourite golfer John Daly and last but certainly not least, Lusetich regales tales about working alongside Jay Onrait & Dan O'Toole in Los Angeles! You can get his book "Unplayable: An Inside Account of Tiger's Most Tumultuous Season" https://www.amazon.ca/Unplayable-Inside-Account-Tigers-Tumultuous-ebook/dp/B003IS7694
We Stop And Chat with Stevie Williams to discuss what sparked him to work out and skate everyday, what he thinks the skate industry is missing and needs, skating with his son, breaking down some of his most memorable clips, putting Chaz Ortiz on DGK, his relationship with Vergil Abloh, why he’s only filming Instagram clips these days and much more!
What a crazy show we have this week Former Governor of New Mexico and 2 time presidential candidate GARY JOHNSON will join us this week to discuss the Future of Cannabis under a new administration, we will also get our monthly legal advice from JEFF GARD “THE GUARDDOG” but not to get too deep in the political and legal landscape we will be virtually chilling with our friend BLEU DAVINCI this time he will be bringing professional skater , entrepreneur and all around bad ass STEVIE WILLIAMS of DGK to the mix. Of course “JAMEZ BEAN MAN ON THE SCENE” will bring us latest news..news...news hope to see ya there! #adamdunnshow #seedsherenow #newmilleniumnutrients #buildasoil #greenfarmsmed #iloveincredibles #tresorbcn #fishshit #42oextractor #extractcraft #dunndeal #14er #jamesbeanmanonthescene #numbnuts #ozocoffee #DJC #apothacaryextractsco #DGK #bleudavinci #garyjohnson #steviewilliamsdgk #jeffgard
The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne and Matt Welty. This week the guys talk to skateboarder, Stevie Williams. Stevie talks his first signature sneakers, signing to Reebok, his Nike deal that fell through and the boundaries he pushed as one of the most influential skateboarders to ever live. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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DC all started with an idea to create an apparel company, by two friends who met in community college: Damon Way and Ken Block. Starting 8 Ball clothing, they shifted to Droors Jeans, after issues over branding Trademarks. Droors jeans became Droors clothing, which then transitioned to become DC shoes, as we know it today; a shoe company geared at providing technical skateboarding shoes. Fighting against brands like Champion and Converse, DC fought for it's place in establishing a logo, eventually settling on the DC with the 7 point star. Damon Way pulled in his brother, Danny, to ride for the brand, along with Colin Mckay, granting immediate respect. They then added industry icons like Stevie Williams, Josh Kalis, Greg Meyers, Lindsey Robertson, Caine Gayle, Rob Dyrdek and others. Taking all of these infamous pros on the DC super tour, in 1997. They then went on to release the DC Video, showcasing the diversity and talent their team had to offer. DC has gone on to release multiple infamous shoes like the Lynx, Court, and Stevie williams pro model. They've also collaborated with brands such as Dime, Baker, and Supreme, and artists such as Kaws, or Andy Howell. DC has navigated lawsuits with brands such as Dolce and Gabanna, DC comics, was bought out by Quiksilver, and has navigated bankruptcy. They've restructured several times, most notably in the rediscover DC campaign, where they added skaters like Mikey Taylor, Nyjah Huston, Wes Kremer, Evan Smith, T Funk and more. DC has also had to part with beloved team members like Dyrdek, Chris Cole, and Mikey when times got tough. Let us know what your favourite era of DC is in the comments below! Visit Us At: http://shop.shredzshop.com
What’s up, skaters?! Welcome back to Vent City. There will be a mandatory 14-day podcast quarantine for any listeners coming to the show for the first time, where you will have to listen to every single episode across a two-week period all alone in your room. Honestly, it’s a fate worse than death, but we don’t make the rules. On today’s episode we have three relatively isolated individuals attempting to connect over their lifelong time-wasting passion. They are Ted Schmitz—who writes these notes in third person like a complete narcissist that really needs the attention—along with Ted Barrow from his writer’s lodge in Berkely (sp?), Californ-i-yay, and professional anti-popsicle-stick rider Ryan Lay. Where are the rest of the people on the show? Good question. Send them all DMs and demand they get re-edited into this ep. Or leave them alone cause they’re fucking busy and need to do their jobs well without your nonsense. We are discussing the return of two absolute KINGS, Brandon Turner and Stevie Williams…wait, actually THREE KINGS including THE YOSHE! That’s right this episode has a full fifteen minute appreciation of Yoshi Tenninbomb (sp?). VC is the only skateboarding podcast willing to dedicate this much time to the Virginian treasure. Why not spend the time talking about Bobby Worrest instead? Because, although he is a fine skater, let’s be honest, he is the Waluigi to Yoshi’s…well…Yoshi. Does the rest of the cast co-sign this message? Probably not, but they don’t write the show notes. With that said we also investigate what one skate pundit has coined “Good Guy” Syndrome that might be—but probably isn’t—the leading cause of burnout among technically proficient adult skaters. Anyway, that’s just to say a lot of people have had the sponsor ladder be the carrot in front of their stick stick for so long they really don’t know what to do with themselves once they lose their early-twenties bag. Without getting too preachy about it (although the episode is basically a masterclass on how to do the skate sermon right [this phrase should not be confused with whatever the fuck Brian Sumner does]) it's pretty cool to be oky with getting worse. And finally there is an out-of-time, off-key ode to our forepodcasters where, like, half the shoutouts were accomplished, leading to a straight-up reading of every name on the list of our Pro-flow Patreon tier. Thank you again, everyone. We love you. Intro music by ROAR (https://roarsongs.bandcamp.com/) Credits music by Ilana Bryne (@ilanan.bryne or naivetrax.bandcamp.com) Logo and graphic design by Michael Worful (@worful) Support the show at Patreon.com/ventcity
As Creative Director of 300 Entertainment, Kevin Leong does the visual branding for Young Thug, Megan Thee Stallion, Gunna and many others. With a background in graffiti and streetwear, he served time at Phat Fashions, rebranded L’il Wayne’s Trukfit, worked with skate legend Stevie Williams and picked up a shit-load of collectibles along the way. Let’s find out how a kid from Brooklyn does it all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on the show, Mike Munzenrider, Jason from Frozen In Carbonite, and Patrick Kigongo are talking about Stevie Williams and the NY Times piece Can Skateboarding Help Fight Racism?. http://www.mostlyskateboarding.net/
This week we chat to Stevie Williams from punk rock band Clowns. Killing it all over Australia, Europe, and the US, Stevie tells us all about how they got started out, life on the road, the highs and the lows, and everything in between. Find Clowns here:http://www.clownsband.comhttps://www.facebook.com/clownsband/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Cover Image by Ben Mitchell https://www.instagram.com/bennydevito/Connect with us...online! https://www.facebook.com/imallearspod https://www.instagram.com/imallearspod/ https://twitter.com/Imallearspod
William Strobeck, known simply as Bill by those closest to him, is this generation’s Spike Jonze. In 2014, he singlehandedly changed the direction of modern skate videos with the release of “cherry”. It was the first full-length from both Strobeck and Supreme, and had a similar impact to Jonze and Mark Gonzales’s Video Days when that debuted in 1991.“cherry” introduced the world to a group of skaters that would go on to become icons. At the time, most videos felt like blockbuster movies that were far removed from the D.I.Y. spirit that birthed them. With street life vignettes that feel like you are watching the sessions live, Strobeck brought back an aesthetic that was lost sometime during the transition from standard to high definition. It had clearly been missed.Bill’s trajectory was foreshadowed over a decade earlier. Before Tyshawn Jones, Na-Kel Smith, and “BLESSED”, there was Anthony Pappalardo, Brian Wenning, and Photosynthesis. He cut his teeth during the Josh Kalis and Stevie Williams era at Love Park. And his footage helped craft the Sovereign Sect’s look during its golden age. With that sort of pedigree, no one should be surprised by what Strobeck would go on to accomplish after. But Bill didn’t get to where he is today without a little bit of luck. His Alien Workshop years were the start of an ongoing collaboration with Jason Dill. This friendship has landed him in “the right place at the right time” at multiple points during his career. The connection with Dill and a breakup with a longtime girlfriend were responsible for transplanting Strobeck to New York in 2002 after a seven-year stint in Philly. And N.Y.C. would prove to be a key element in the progression of his craft. There were still shades of the old New York during those initial post-911 years. Bill, Dill, Chloë Sevigny, Ben Cho, Leo Fitzpatrick, Dash Snow, the Razo brothers, etcetera’s gallivanting between Max Fish, Sway, and The Hole is well-documented in the archives of Patrick O’Dell’s Epicly Later’d blog. They seemed to be the heirs apparent of the Downtown scene created by Warhol, Basquiat, Futura, Jim Jarmusch, Debbie Harry, and the rest of the legendary denizens of ‘80s L.E.S. Mingling with artists, designers, actors, and fashionistas allowed Strobeck to further develop his eye for what’s cool. This influence is highly visible in his output over the past six years. Instead of just showcasing tricks, Strobeck creates a mood through providing a glimpse into his subjects’ lifestyles. It’s more in line with what Larry Clark and Mathieu Kassovitz did with KIDS and La Haine, respectively, than a traditional skate video. And it works so seamlessly with Supreme’s branding that it's hard to imagine anyone else making its films. Currently, you’d be hard-pressed to watch one of the dozens of skate edits that are released weekly and find one that doesn’t borrow a little (or a lot) from Strobeck’s work. If those that shape the culture is the underlying theme of Mission Statement, there isn’t a more fitting guest for our 2020 season premiere.
William Strobeck, known simply as Bill by those closest to him, is this generation’s Spike Jonze. In 2014, he singlehandedly changed the direction of modern skate videos with the release of “cherry”. It was the first full-length from both Strobeck and Supreme, and had a similar impact to Jonze and Mark Gonzales’s Video Days when that debuted in 1991.“cherry” introduced the world to a group of skaters that would go on to become icons. At the time, most videos felt like blockbuster movies that were far removed from the D.I.Y. spirit that birthed them. With street life vignettes that feel like you are watching the sessions live, Strobeck brought back an aesthetic that was lost sometime during the transition from standard to high definition. It had clearly been missed.Bill’s trajectory was foreshadowed over a decade earlier. Before Tyshawn Jones, Na-Kel Smith, and “BLESSED”, there was Anthony Pappalardo, Brian Wenning, and Photosynthesis. He cut his teeth during the Josh Kalis and Stevie Williams era at Love Park. And his footage helped craft the Sovereign Sect’s look during its golden age. With that sort of pedigree, no one should be surprised by what Strobeck would go on to accomplish after. But Bill didn’t get to where he is today without a little bit of luck. His Alien Workshop years were the start of an ongoing collaboration with Jason Dill. This friendship has landed him in “the right place at the right time” at multiple points during his career. The connection with Dill and a breakup with a longtime girlfriend were responsible for transplanting Strobeck to New York in 2002 after a seven-year stint in Philly. And N.Y.C. would prove to be a key element in the progression of his craft. There were still shades of the old New York during those initial post-911 years. Bill, Dill, Chloë Sevigny, Ben Cho, Leo Fitzpatrick, Dash Snow, the Razo brothers, etcetera’s gallivanting between Max Fish, Sway, and The Hole is well-documented in the archives of Patrick O’Dell’s Epicly Later’d blog. They seemed to be the heirs apparent of the Downtown scene created by Warhol, Basquiat, Futura, Jim Jarmusch, Debbie Harry, and the rest of the legendary denizens of ‘80s L.E.S. Mingling with artists, designers, actors, and fashionistas allowed Strobeck to further develop his eye for what’s cool. This influence is highly visible in his output over the past six years. Instead of just showcasing tricks, Strobeck creates a mood through providing a glimpse into his subjects’ lifestyles. It’s more in line with what Larry Clark and Mathieu Kassovitz did with KIDS and La Haine, respectively, than a traditional skate video. And it works so seamlessly with Supreme’s branding that it's hard to imagine anyone else making its films. Currently, you’d be hard-pressed to watch one of the dozens of skate edits that are released weekly and find one that doesn’t borrow a little (or a lot) from Strobeck’s work. If those that shape the culture is the underlying theme of Mission Statement, there isn’t a more fitting guest for our 2020 season premiere.
Holy Hell!!!! Between the maelstrom that is our personal lives and technology utterly failing us (both on a hardware and software level), we've had quite a hectic, albeit unproductive few months! Despite all of these issues though, we're back with a new episode of Dying Scene Radio just in time for the holidayzzz!! In this installment, Bobert meets up with Stevie Williams, vocalist for Aussie hardcore act Clowns to chat about the scene down under, signing to Fat Wreck, starting your own record label and.....Ricky Martin?!? That's kinda weird. As always the lads are also gonna be playin' a shit load of music from new and emerging artists that you were probably too lazy to discover and giving their horrible opinions on some of the most noteworthy scene news from the last few weeks (ahem...months) that you were probably too lazy to read. All of that and much, much more in Episode 18 of Dying Scene Radioooo! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ You can also stream from your browser over on our podcast homepage or find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play and I Heart Radio Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more news, updates, show & fest pics and articles! *In a band? Want to be featured on the podcast? Send your shit to dyingsceneradio@dyingscene.com and if it’s good enough, we’ll probably play it! If you send us some swag, it’ll increase your chances…just sayin’! Episode 17 Playlist *Don’t wanna listen to two schmucks blabber incessantly just to hear some rad, new tunes? We don’t blame you! Check out the ever growing playlists over on Spotify and iTunes. Almost every song we’ve ever featured on the show and it’s 100% asshole free! Amplify - “Fascination” Bossman Dave’s SGLotE - Cold Wrecks - “The Season” The Lungs - “Vizitant” The Carolyn - “Heavy Eyes” The Dick Dastardly’s - "Watch Me Go" The Anti-Queens - “Worse Than Death” TelevisionSupervision - "Gimme A Girl" I Set Fire - “Dead But Breathing” The Kimberly Steaks - “Nothing to Think About” Concrete Control - “Dull Changes” Clowns - “Nature” All These Wasted Nuts - “I Benefited From Apartheid” Friendly Fire - “Terminal Wanderlust” Depopulation Department - “Wounds of War” Sleepy Valley - “Cling to Dust” Danvers - “Blue Streak 1938” Links to Featured News Stories The Offspring getting sued by ex-Bassist World Friendship Society teases new album with single “Freedom Is a Wilderness Made For You and Me” Wolf Face is streaming three new tracks from upcoming album Piebald releases Christmas EP Hidden Home Records releases Do You Remember Comps Vol 2 comp Denizen Records looking for bands to contribute to Punk Against Trump Vol 2 comp The Menzingers release video for track off of upcoming album Red Scare Industries 15 Year comp released back in Sept/Oct Pick It Up! - Ska In The ’90s Documentary Great Interviews up at Dying Scene even if no news has been posted lately! (Miggy Chen, Joe Gittleman of Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Jason Cruz, Jake Burns of Stiff Little Fingers, The Mizzerables, Blink 155, David Tejas of The Casualties)
Legendary skateboarder Stevie Williams speaks on his legacy, hoe he got into skateboarding, fatherhood, the Philly LOVE park, his beef with Weckingball, his interview with Snoop Dogg, the lifestyle that comes with skateboarding and more. ----- FOLLOW OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/529mn7of2HBKdLfrAMUzcK?si=rWVBWCuWSXeh0TFYb2P-dQ CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Follow us on Social Media: http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/No-Jumper-198283650194402/ http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm follow Adam22 as well: http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 and follow adam22hoe on Snapchat
This week on Episode 205 of the Inner Monologue Podcast is co-host and co-creator of The my Say It Gets Better Podcast, Stevie Williams. Stevie and I talk more about her personal journey that lead her to the They Say It Gets Better Podcast. We talk about our love for comics, anxiety and the importance of building community through our personal stories. To Learn more about Stevie Williams Go to... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/they-say-it-gets-better-podcast/id1415571743 Entelechy Visions www.entelechyvisions.com Theme Music provided by Cloudkicker. To learn more go to www.cloudkickermusic.com Other Musical Contributions The Album Leaf www.thealbumleaf.com Subscribe to Inner Monologue today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or I Heart Radio!
Stevie Williams fronts Melbourne's fastest crowing punk rock export Clowns. The second Australian band signed to the infamous Fat Wreck Chords, as well as their own label Damaged at home, Stevie embodies the DIY punk rock eithic. So together with Joshua Redbeard, Stevie shares what music inspired him to chase this life.
We discuss Miles Silvas' "PLA x Thrasher" Part, Zumiez Best Foot Forward Finals with Louie Barletta, Palace “DEEPER UNDERSTANDING”, HÉLAS "FELLAS" TRAILER, Supreme/Nike SB Dunk Low, Sora Shirai "Time Change”, Pawn Skateshop's "Union" Video, DC SHOES: BUSCEMI, Stevie Williams DC Shoe, picking a winner for last weeks raffle of the Old Friends workout/rehab bundle, this weeks raffle is a éS Footwear prize package!
Kyle Porter and Chip Patterson reset the playoff picture heading into the BMW Championship. First, Bryson's odd response to slow play chatter (1:45), Jason Day splitting with Stevie Williams (9:15) and the drama from the Korn Ferry tour as PGA Tour cards were punched over the weekend (14:45). Then, Stock Up Stock Down looks at some of the biggest movers in the playoff standings (17:57) and Trivia with focus on Patrick Reed's elite company (28:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week on Episode 183 of the Inner Monologue podcast is Stevie Williams and Scotty Cummings the co-hosts of They Say It Gets Better Podcast. They Say It Gets Better is a mental health podcast where the two friends discuss the challenges they face on a daily basis. Scotty and Stevie talk about where they met, their inspiration for the podcast and how talking openly on a public platform about their mental health has changed them. To Listen to the podcast, click on the link below They Say It Gets Better Podcast Entelechy Visions www.entelechyvisions.com Theme Music provided by Cloudkicker. To learn more go to www.cloudkickermusic.com Other Musical Contributions Slow Dancing Society To learn more go to slowdancingsociety.bandcamp.com Subscribe to Inner Monologue today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or I Heart Radio!
After 11 long years, Chez rule returns to the PGA Tour. We celebrate Reavie’s win at the Travelers, marveling at his consistency and where he could go from here. Should he be on the Presidents Cup team to mix it up in Melbourne? Also from Travelers, we discuss Brooksy’s ambivalence, Keegan’s ugly finish, and Jason Day now taking orders from Stevie Williams. On the LPGA, we get to Hannah Green’s first win and first major and what it means for Aussie golf. The Euro Tour’s event in Munich gets a quick review and we update the curious Race to Dubai standings. The Senior event in Madison and the turnout (with highly questionable attendance figures) for the celebrity sideshow prompts a discussion for more varied and smaller markets on Tour.
On today's podcast I speak with photographer Mike Blabac. Mike is one of the most respected skateboard photographers working today having spent over 25 years shooting with some of the best skaters in the world such as Danny Way, Josh Kalis, Stevie Williams,Colin McKay,and Ryan Gallant to name a few. In this interview I speak to Mike about his experience photographing legendary Skateboarder Danny Way when he jumped the great wall of china, and I also speak to Mike about some of his commercial work for brands such as Nike, Oakley, Hewlett Packard, and the NFL to name a few. Mike is a photographer who's worked I've looked up to since I was a kid so I was excited to get a chance to hear more about Mikes work. Be sure to peep Mike's print store where he has so many iconic photos available for purchase, link in the description. I hope you enjoy and thanks for listening! www.blabacphoto.com Instagram- @blabacphoto Mikes print store - https://www.etsy.com/shop/blabacphoto SPONSORED BY : PicDrop 3 Months free when you use promo code "photobanter" https://www.picdrop.com PROMO CODE "photobanter"
Steve has some great stories about Stevie Williams at Bethpage in '09. How do you take your swing from the range to the course? Steve has to give Knudson some tips on that transition to help his game. Tiger looked to have a pretty sore back in a video, probably why he isn't playing this week at Quail Hollow.
If Tiger winning his 15th major isn't enough for you, we invited a 4 year onto the show to tell you about how it made him feel like a kid again AND talked to a guy who's child was born during Tiger's win. What was the better moment? Listen to find out. Highlights: -We use a numbers guy to break down Tiger's chances to break Jack's record -A HEATED “Best sports icon” debate -Greatest comeback in sports history? -Why Tiger's win ruined a friend's marriage -A note from Tiger's old caddie, Stevie Williams, about how Arnold Palmer's passing brought on Tiger's new “human side” -The defining moment where you knew Tiger would win -A cameo from our favorite 4 year old talking about how Tiger winning made him feel like a kid again. -Why Francesco Molinari would've been chased down like Shooter in the end of Happy Gilmore -What happens next: Tiger wins another major or Tiger gets back to World #1 -Will #15 be more exciting than #19 if Tiger breaks Jack's record? -And SO much more
Stevie Williams is the lead singer of Melbourne Australia's "Clowns". Clowns have just released their new album "Nature/Nurture" on Fat Wreck chords and Damaged records. Nature/Nurture is 11 solid songs that aren't in any way generic melodic hardcore. There's the short fast head baggers as well as a 5 minute + jam. In the podcast we speak of how flat the earth is and the similarities between Canada and Australia. Website: http://www.clownsband.com Bandcamp: https://clownsband.bandcamp.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/clownsbandTwitter: https://twitter.com/Clownsband Brought to you by http://www.betterhelp.com/apologueAffordable, private online counselling anytime, anywhereSupport my ride to conquer Cancer. A two day 200km ride to raise money to find the cure for cancer: http://www.conquercancer.ca/goto/simonheadIt doesn't matter where you're from. Give and feel good! Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/
Barton is a motion designer and digital artist who creates under his studio brand, Already Been Chewed. He has designed for a variety of mediums including print, web, live productions and broadcast television. Barton has worked on campaigns for Nike, Supra Footwear, DGK, and Street League Skateboarding, as well as, Lil Wayne, Rob Dyrdek, Toby Mac, and Stevie Williams are some of the pop icons that Barton has created media for over the years.In this episode, Barton talks about how his skateboarding injuries allowed him to explore art from drawing, to filming and editing videos. As he was once on a traditional college path, Barton changed his major to visual arts when he realized that his interest in design grew as a passion and he recognized his natural talent and quickly excelled. Barton explains that as an artist and designer, it’s very easy to get caught up in the same routine and begin losing the creativity that drives original ideas. He stresses the importance of having to go through adversity in order to get to the success you want.Connect with Barton:Learn more about Already Been Chewed on InstagramConnect with Barton on InstagramConnect with Lance:Subscribe on Messenger to get the latest episodes and tips straight to your inbox! Connect with Lance on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. About University of Adversity PodcastLearn how to overcome failure and tragedy, while becoming your best self with the University of Adversity podcast. Join your host Lance Essihos as he interviews successful individuals that have fought the hard battles to overcome life’s obstacles. Lance started the University of Adversity podcast after overcoming his own adversities shared in episode 01. Join him and thousands of other entrepreneurs in learning how to use Adversity as a fuel to ignite your inner flame and live the life you have always desired. Tune in weekly for a dose of positivity, strength, and real-life practical advice to achieve your life goals.Support the show (https://www.lanceessihos.com/)
In this episode of The Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe recap the European Championships road race, won by Matteo Trentin. We also hear from George Bennett of LottoNL-Jumbo about his fourth place in the Tour of Poland and his ambitions for the forthcoming Vuelta a Espana. And, after a good week for young riders on the big stage, we look at the next generation. The Tour de l'Avenir starts on Friday and many of the World Tour teams will be keeping a close eye on the racing. We hear from Bahrain-Merida's manager Brent Copeland – who recently signed Welsh climber Stevie Williams after he finished fifth in the Baby Giro – about how the top teams look for the stars of tomorrow. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport.
Stevie Williams discusses growing up skating Love Park in Philly, getting sponsored at 12, how riding for Chocolate changed his life, meeting Michael Jackson, what his involvement is now with DGK, the illuminataums, Asphalt Yacht Club, his new business endeavor, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and much more...
Let's be real, skateboarding wasn't always as glamorous as the X-Games, Big Air, and million dollar sponsorships. For most, it was an escape, something that bonded people together, and allowed you to define yourself. Nino Scalia was someone who had little stability growing up. Moving from city to city, there wasn't an opportunity to establish roots, or even have close friends - and if it did happen, it was taken away just as fast. When introduced to skateboarding, Nino instantly found something he could grab on to. As his family finally settled in South Philly, it was just in time for Nino to be a part of what became one of the most influential skateboarding cities in the world. With other greats, like Rob Dyrdek, Josh Kalis, Stevie Williams, and Jason Dill, there was a new age of pioneers to push skateboarding forward. Nino's story takes us through that special era and his days of skating (and getting arrested) at LOVE Park, becoming the Team Manager for the legendary Alien Workshop, and later working with Pharrell in developing the Ice Cream skate team. If you want to get a taste of what this was like, Nino captures it perfectly in the indie-film, Street Dreams. Through all that he's has done, Nino will tell you that he was never ready for any of it. There's no perfect moment, or right time. Just go for it, and if you fall, get back on your board and try again. #MamaWeMadeIt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
1. Stevie Williams interview 2. Coming up in Philly/Love Scene (5:20) 3. Stevie and Kalis brotherhood (9:13) 4. Riding for Chocolate Skateboards (10:05) 5. Starting DGK and discovering Wade D(11:53) 6. RBK/DGK (16:22) 7. Hardflips (20:13) 8. Stevie and D Harper(22:42) 9. Taking a step back from DGK (24:04) 10. In the Streets with Wade D ft. Ariel Pearl(26:56) 11. AYC (30:00) 12. Rick Ross vs DGK (35:28) 13. Switch pop shuv revert (37:15) 14. Love Park next generation (42:00) 15. What's next for Stevie (48:11) 16. Rapid Fire with Da Ghost (51:31) 17. The Rundown - NFL week 7 recap, NBA tip off (54:39)
Let's get something straight - Melbourne's Clowns have been out terrorising unsuspecting victims in the dead of night long before any of these other posers. The Melbourne band are one of the country's most in-demand touring bands, having shared stages this year alone with previous guests The Bennies and The Sword as well as knocking headlining shows out of the park both her and abroad. Recorded while the band were in Wollongong on their tour supporting the aforementioned Bennies, vocalist Stevie Williams and bassist James "Herny" Ahern clocked in for a half-hour of power, taking us from sleeping on sidewalks in San Jose to selling out shows across the country. Clowns begin their "Destroy the Evidence" tour tonight in Brisbane at Crowbar, before taking on Black Wire Records this weekend, the 15th (sold out) and 16th of October; and the Evelyn in Melbourne on the 21st. For tickets, head to www.clownsband.com This podcast is brought to you by Sad Grrrls Club, Spit the Dummy Records and This One's for Mum. http://spitthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com http://sadgrrrlsclub.com http://facebook.com/thisonesformumfestival Support the podcast via Patreon for as little as one dollar a month - http://patreon.com/barbands Clowns on Twitter and Instagram: @clownsband All My Friends Are in Bar Bands on Twitter: @BarBandsPod David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites Sad Grrrls Club on Twitter and Instagram: @sadgrrrlsclub This One's For Mum on Twitter and Instagram: @thisonesformum
1. Darren Harper Interview 2. Coming up in Washington (3:55) 3. Park Police after Darren (7:42) 4. Big pop makes a splash in skating (10:17) 5. Getting on DGK skateboards (15:14) 6. In the Streets with Wade D Ft. Forrest Edwards (17:10) 7. Fallout with Stevie Williams and DGK (19:44) 8. Confronting Stevie Williams (23:06) 9. The hunt for Spencer Fujimoto (27:00) 10. Stevie and Darren are still brothers (34:53) 11. What's next for Darren (36:05) 12. Rapid Fire with Da Ghost (38:32) 13. Post Office (43:26) 14. The Rundown - Basketball HoF class of 2016, NFL week 1 takeaways, Top 5 fantasy QB's (52:00)
PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game (FM 96.9) Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. Holly G is in the studio and starts off the show with a quick recap the week in golf including Justin Thomas' first win on the PGA Tour. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to start the show and talk about the world of golf with Holly G. Bob said that even though he hasn't been a proponent of the wrap around season, he does admit that it has been a very interesting start to the new season with the different first time winners. Jordan Spieth is playing in his first tournament in about a month. Spieth said it was his longest break from golf since he was 12 years old. Bob talks with Holly about Jordan's busy schedule and how he manages his schedule going into 2016 as the reigning FedEx Cup champion. Holly mentions that Victor Dubuisson captured a win on the European Tour and what that means for the player who gave up his PGA Tour and is now focusing mainly on the European Tour. Holly asks Bob about Stevie Williams book that recently was released. Williams was the caddie for many years for Tiger Woods and lately Adam Scott. Bob said that Steve is a heck of a caddie and has been complemented by everyone he has caddied for. Bob said that it is a shame that Stevie has held on to a grudge for so long when there was so much good to talk about with he and Tiger's great teamwork and the success they had for all of those years. Bob talks about all the things that seem petty that Stevie focused on. Probably some good insight that might be being overlooked because of the Tiger comments that have gained so much attention. There are a lot of guys who go through caddies many times. The most successes have been the golfers who have stuck with the same guy and has been a good fit over the years. Bob also added that even the best relationships between player and caddie that come to an end. Mental Conditioning Coach Dr Bob Winters, David Leadbetter Academy, joins Holly G in the studio for the rest of the show. Holly asks Bob about the success of some of his players of late. Dr Bob said that 3 of the top 5, including the first and second place finishers, in the recent Latin American tournament have been or are students of his. What is it that keeps fear out of some of the great players during pressure packed situations? Composure with repeated exposure. Thomas double bogeyed the 14th and caddie Jimmy Johnson was able to keep Justin in the moment. Made three birdies and a clutch five footer to end up winning. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to talk to Dr Bob and Holly G, calls in to speak with the duo about China banning golf for all of its members. "Until you go over and see it and see the reaction that the Asian fans especially when the LPGA players are there is something to see," he said. Holly mentions that Volvik is sponsoring a new event over Memorial Day weekend in the next year. Steve comments that there are a lot of Korean companies who are actively involved with the LPGA. Steve said that the television audience when Korean players are in contention are twice the numbers in the USA and sometimes three times as much. East Lake Cup at the Atlanta Golf Club. The Top 4 collegiate men and women's teams to play against one another. Illinois beat Georgia on the men's side and UCLA beat Duke on the women's side. Holly and Steve talk about the Charles Schwab Cup at Desert Mountain this week. Bernhard Langer, Colin Montgomerie and Jay Haas are in a three way run for the title. Almost every week this season Monty and Langer have been at the top of the leader board in almost every Champions Tour event that they played in this year. Steve and Holly talk about the upcoming Race to the CME Globe on the LPGA Tour and some of the players in the hunt, like defending champion Lydia Ko. Steve talks about Ko's maturity and how she handles herself in every circumstance. Her game is amazing on top of that. Dr Bob Winters talks about Lydia and spending time with her at the David Leadbetter Academy. Lydia has a presence about her and doesn't forget any of the little people and is gracious in all settings whether winning or losing. Tony Judge, Clubs To Hire, calls in to talk with Holly G and Dr Bob about the newest location of his company in the Orlando. Clubs To Hire, originated in Europe and hires or rents a full set of clubs to a golfer for a week at a time to save them the expense of putting a golfer's own clubs on the airplane. Whether a golfing holiday with friends or family or business trips, Clubs To Hire saves golfers the hassle of bringing their own personal clubs through busy airport terminals, waiting for them at excess luggage, paying extreme carriage charges and then worrying about them possibly being stolen or damaged. Club To Hire has 3 destinations in the United States has a set ready to hire or rent at the airport of your choice. $80 for a complete set of the latest clubs that you choose for a whole week. Dr. Bob helps wrap up the Show talking about his latest book, Mistake Free Golf and how it can help anyone with their game.
New skater brand “The Psych Ward” officially celebrated the grand opening of its flagship store on Fairfax Avenue in L.A. with a star-studded, red carpet experience. Celebrities in attendance included Nick Cannon, Amber Rose, skate legend Stevie Williams, Hip-Hop group The Psych Ward Druggies, Actor Malik Yoba (Empire), VH1 Love & Hip Hop: LA star Masika Kalysha, Stephen Kramer Glickman (Comedy Central), GTAV’s Shawn “Solo” Fonteno, Reality TV star Somaya Reece, model Jessica White, rising Hip-Hop star Melo KAN, Basketball Wives LA star Gloria Govan, Hip-Hop Sisterhood’s Siya, TMT pro skater Lil Rome Diddy, America’s Next Top Model star Kari Michelle, rapper Quarter Bird, actress Lyndsi Rose (Insurgent), Adult Swim’s Slink Johnson, Pop group 4 Count (Ncredible Ent.), pro skater Pep Williams and more.
Host Holly G and special guest host Jay Golden, teaching Pro at Winter Pines Golf Course in Winter Park are in the studio talking golf. Jay talks about the problem with Tiger's putting and leaving it short. Jay talks about Dave Pelz and his numerous experiments on putting. Pelz's conclusion was that you need to hit a putt with the speed enough to roll past the hole 18 inches. Why were some many putts coming up short? Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in from Akron, site of the upcoming World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational and talks about his article on Adam Scott and how he is doing after his Open Championship collapse. Bob and Jay also talk about the equipment in today's game and how it has changed over the years. Holly and Bob also discuss the last major of the season, the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island's Ocean Course. The conditions and how Tiger and others may fare? Jeff Babineau, Editor of Golfweek, calls in and talks about Scott Piercy's ability to outlast the field at the RBC Canadian Open. Jay and Jeff talk about how a major championship should test the player's entire game. Jeff talks about Tiger's conservative approach at the last Major. Holly asks Jeff about the potential upcoming ban on anchoring the putter to your body. Jeff mentions that it's legal at the time according to the rules. Some players are made to feel like they are doing something illegal when they are not. Jeff mentions that he feels that if it keeps people in the game that they should allow it. The trio also talk about Jeff's article on Adam Scott and Stevie Williams getting together after Adam Scott lost the Open and discussing the results. Jeff Shain, Orlando Sentinel, calls in from the Bridgestone to talk to Holly and Jay. Jeff explains what the World Golf Championships are about. It was designed to create avenue that the best golfers could come together and compete more often outside the majors. The trio talk about the WGC Bridgestone right before the final major of the season. It used to be Tiger's tournament. Jay and Jeff discuss Rod Perry who is a local golfer that is now qualified to compete in the upcoming PGA Championship. Jeff wraps up the show talking to Holly about the upcoming Ryder Cup. Jeff feels that it is going to be a lot of fresh faces at Medinah.
Hosts Holly G and Rich Bianco are joined in the studio by Mary Bryan, CBS Golf and assistant coach at UCF. The trio talked about the upcoming LPGA's CME Group Titleholders. The inaugural event will be staged Nov. 17-20, at Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando, Fla. As the tour's season-ending tournament, the CME Group Titleholders will feature a field of 66 players who qualified as the top-three performers in each of 22 LPGA tournaments this year. Those players will compete for a total purse of $1.5 million in the unique season-long qualifying format with the winner earning a prize check of $500,000. Jeff Shain, Orlando Sentinel, calls in and starts the show off talking about the recent controversy between Tiger Woods and Stevie Williams. The four move on to talk about the Australian Open and the upcoming President's Cup following the Aussie Open. Jeff mentions the benefit of having the Australian Open as a tune up for the team event of the President's Cup. Brian Hewitt, Global Golf Post, follows up talking golf. Arnold Palmer's hole-in-one (20) and the fact that he is tied with Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus hole in ones. Hewitt also talks about Stevie Williams and that Stevie went too far with his comments on Tiger and that if it was a player, that PGA player would have been suspended. Brian also talks about all things golf including Tiger's game, Luke Donald's father passing as well as the baby on the way. Rookie of the Year honors are also discussed. Jane Blaylock calls in and talks to Mary and the team about the LPGA Legends Tour. Similar to the Champions Tour on the men's side. There will be three new tournaments on the Legend's Tour in 2012. Jane talks about two memorable moments from here playing days. Winning the Dinah Shore tournament and winning the Kemper over Pat Bradley. Stephanie Jennings, EWGA Director of Golf Programs, wraps up the show as she calls in to talk about the EWGA Champions Cup at Reunion Resort. More than 100,000 women are connected to the game through the EWGA.
Rod and Karen go acapella and are joined by Morgan P Campbell and Chris Lamberth to discuss who's blacker Cain or Obama, Occupy Oakland, 2 Chainz, grocery store late night, the iCloud, Batman, being "fooled", burning down the house, Stevie Williams, TO child support, MJ being MJ, Phoenix Jones, sword stops crime, sword ratchetness, stealing a cop car. vehicular rape, sandwich conspiracy and Penn State. Intro: King's Blue - Big Krit Outro: Black Girl Lost - Nas Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @ChrisLamberth @MorganPCampbell Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Sponsor: www.shadowdogproductions.com And they're on Twitter: @ShadowDogProd Morgan's Website: http://bymorgancampbell.wordpress.com/ All Balls Don't Bounce: http://allballsdontbounce.com/ Chris' Website: http://themundanefestival.tumblr.com/
It is Terrible Tuesday here in Da House, PowerHouse Radio Sports!!! Why is Stevie Williams talking bad about his former employer, It is official Tim Tebow is number 2, and more NFL Free Agency movement. PLUS...Bron Bron loves the kids!!! You are in the DA House, POWERHOUSE RADIO SPORTS!!!!
The Mini DV Drawer goes way back to the late '90s for some "Chocolate Tour" era boardin' from Mike Carroll, Eric Koston, Mike York, Stevie Williams, Chico Brenes, Richard Mulder, Guy Mariano, and Scott Johnston.
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