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Derrick Kosinski & Scott Yager are joined by Montana McGlynn.Montana McGylnn is as OG as it gets. We've been flooded with rookies this season, for obvious reasons...so we wanted to go WAY BACK. Montana joins us for a chat about Real World Boston, whether we'll be seeing them on Homecoming, how her Cast-Mates are doing, some Challenge memories and MORE!CHALLENGE MANIA IS COMING TO ST. LOUIS! Saturday, January 29th! Tickets at www.ChallengeMania.Live beginning THIS WEDNESDAY 10/27!www.ChallengeMania.ShopGet SPY GUYS every Wednesday at www.Patreon.com/ChallengeMania

This Wednesday, Pastor Jonathan Rhodes speaks on being courageous as a Biblical Virtue. Juxtaposed by fear, courage cannot take root unless we lean on God to bring out courage in the midst of do or die moments.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe opens it up for questions and answers to the online community as well as the audience. Some of the questions include: 1. What is the […] The post Q and A Session appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode is a quick whip through the schedule for the week, starting with the Zozo Championship on the PGA Tour. Andy laments the no-cut status and the notion that the PGA Tour is sending its worst kind of product to a market that every player should play in during the season. During this discussion, the new Australia event for pros and amateurs is praised, while a larger concern about that historic golf market being somewhat left behind on the greatest pro stages is raised. Also, is Rickie the player with the most to gain from these sleepy fall events, or is it “European Rickie”? The first leg of the Schwab Cup is noted, with defending champ Phil Mickelson in the field. Some “notables” from both KFT and LPGA q-schools are discussed as well, including Dr. Jack's boy. They close with news on one college player signing with an agency for NIL matters before a technical issue forces an abrupt ending.

Good morning everyone! Coffee and iced matcha latte! We're here, its Monday and we have the news you love and a prize as well. Let's get started: - Many Kane County residents have recently benefitted from the recent expungement clinics hosted by Kane County State's Attorney's Office Kane County Bar Association and Prairie State Legal Services. This is a great help to those unfamiliar with legalease, the rigor of sourcing and hiring an attorney or navigating the laborious legal system. Shouts out to great people for their help and guidance. Read the full article here: https://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/aurora-beacon-news/ct-abn-kane-county-expungement-clinics-st-1014-20211013-wszhqpf76bejlmwbsv43ihui3q-story.html - Get ready for the Senior Listening Tour! This will be for Aurora residents 55 & older and their caretakers. Sponsored by the City of Aurora Senior and Disability Services Division, there are several stops the tour will make. This Wednesday will be the first stop and that will be the office of our friend Ward 5 Alderman Carl Franco, 1921 W. Galena Boulevard from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. For more questions call (630) 256-3407 and tell them you heard about it on Good Morning Aurora! The flyer will be shared on our social media. - Family Focus Aurora is hosting their 1st Virtual Parent Cafe Thursday the 21st at 6:30 pm. Titled: Beauty and the beast of Parenting, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly; this will take place on Zoom. The flyer will be shared on our social media, for more information you can email our friend Christina Campos at: mailto:christina.campos@family-focus.org Today's music was by Gotta Luv' Em' of Savage Pen Productions, wasn't it awesome! We appreciate all of our local artists, get ready to hear even more soon. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, you'll be seeing much much more very soon: https://www.youtube.com/c/GoodMorningAuroraPodcast The second largest city's first daily news podcast is here. Tune in everyday to our FB Live from 8 am to 9 am. Make sure to like and subscribe to stay updated on all things Aurora. Twitter: goodmorningaur1 Instagram: goodmorningaurorail Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dVweK5Zc4uPVQQ0Fp1vEP... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../good-morning.../id1513229463 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora #aurorail #positivevibes #positiveenergy #downtownaurora #kanecountyil #bataviail #genevail #stcharlesil #saintcharlesil #elginil #northaurorail #auroramedia #auroranews #goodmorning #goodmorningaurora #news #dailynews #subscribe #youtube #podcast #spotify #morningshow #morningnews #monday --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

This Wednesday evening, pastor Joe gives a message on the vast number of biblical prophecies that have proven true through the ages and on typology. The post You Are the Apple of God's Eye appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

Hey everyone! Only two more movie-review episodes left of Completely Unqualified after this one - crazy to think about. This Wednesday, we watched Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009). The Completely UNQ gals talk about Randi's social work analysis of Draco, their favorite Harry Potter insults, and their favorite spells in the HP series on this quick episode. Per usual, there was too much we had to do and too little time to really dive into this episode. As a summary, just know Lindsey continues to mourn the loss of Dumbledore and Randi thinks he's a terrible character. Sigh. Next week, keeping up with the HP saga, we're watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 (2010). Get your tissues ready, there's only more death and sadness to come!! We are so grateful you all have stuck with us for almost a whole year now - 49 episodes full. Thanks again for your continuous support, your listenership, and your movie recommendations that have made this podcast what it is. We love you! And we are...completely unqualified! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/completelyunq/support

This Wednesday episode promptly goes off topic, discussing the “preemptive” rain delay in Chicago, October not being as good as September, and if the rules of golf are actually not that bad compared to the officiating and umpiring conundrums we're watching every weekend now. Then Brendan and Andy begin with an early news segment, discussing the new USGA local rule limiting driver length to 46 inches and what it means for Tour golf, among others. Then they discuss the PGA Tour bumping the Players purse to $20 million as well as providing essentially a “travel stipend” to the lower rank-and-file members in what's basically a golf pro union. JR Smith's first foray into competitive college golf is reviewed, and any and all critiques are addressed. Then it's on to the schedule for the week, starting with the CJ Cup, which will take place at a new venue in the desert that's not ‘typical desert golf,' if such a type even exists. There are 3 things to watch there, and more on the Euro Tour's return to another “so bad it's good” venue.

This Wednesday rewind brings back an interview from July 5, 2020 with Caroline and Tony Galzin. We had so much fun getting to know each other, and at the end of the interview we play the newly reopened game, which is our version of the newlywed game. Episode sponsored by Charpiers Bakery, Supersource, and Sitex. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brandon-styll/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-styll/support

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe gives a message on walking in the footprints of Jesus. 1 Peter 2:21 encourages us to “Follow in His steps” and to be an example […] The post Walking In The Footprints of Jesus appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with an apology about the missing Monday episode and some ample clean-up from the weekend on Sam Burns, the Dunhill, Celine Boutier, and a Swedish killer. There's also a digression on whether the Town Crier has to make an announcement and declaration about the town fool in NE Florida. Then Andy and Brendan are on to the schedule of the week, which leads to Martin Laird appreciation and a couple unrelated stories about their scant few visits to Las Vegas. They ponder if every Champions Tour event should just be a guy and his friends, like this week's “Furyk and Friends” in Jacksonville. The LPGA event earns event of the week honors but one move that does not earn praise is the big news that the Dinah Shore will be relocating to Texas in the coming years. They discuss this at length in the news segment, which also features a chat on the newly announced Bryson-Brooks Match V at the Wynn in Vegas.

This Wednesday podcast starts with a story about a cinema situated at Ximending, Taiwan where Fiona experience something else but not from the movie that they were watching and that is not the only story from Fiona in Taiwan! Following confession, we have a voice recording from the confessor himself, telling us story about his childhood story during Hungry Ghost Festival. Lesson learnt there was, do not say what you do not know what it really means, for it might offend something not visible to our human naked eyes. Know Your Hantu for this week is from Thailand about Kuman Thong and also a sharing from an ex owner of a Kuman Thong. Malaysian version would be called - Toyol and we feature a story of it too in this episode.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe shares part 2 of a message getting back to the basics of the faith. In this episode, he shares more on the person of the […] The post Our Helper: The Holy Spirit-Part 2 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with some sad news about an SGS favorite getting sold for parts. Then Andy and Brendan offer some Ryder Cup clean-up with one more thought about how this could go for the next several years. The schedule for the week starts with a favorite here, the Chicken/Peacock/Sanderson Farms Championship in Jackson, Mississippi. Notables features a husky quartet and Andy tries to diminish the entire event's existence. The Dunhill and LPGA are also covered and praised during the schedule for the week segment. But neither earn event of the week honors, which go to the two U.S. Mid Amateurs, where SGS has some rooting interests. The second half of the episode is a chat with one of the podcast's few returning guests, Kevin Clark of The Ringer. Kevin offers some reactions to the Ryder Cup, including his own personal history with the event, before they transition into a hard discussion about the leadership group of Andy's beloved Bears. They discuss if an analog to the Manningcast could work in golf, and make some other ridiculous football-golf comps. Thanks to Kevin for his time.

This Wednesday evening, pastor Joe shares a topical message on the Holy Spirit. The post Our Helper-The Holy Spirit appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode comes to you live from the Bixby Bus in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Andy and Brendan offer some initial thoughts after walking around Whistling Straits on Wednesday morning and hearing a few more of the players talk. Some initial chatter focuses on the wind and cold perhaps equalizing things in a way you might not expect for an away team. They discuss some of the early duos we've seen signaled throughout the first couple practice days, the Rory “conundrum,” the DJ-Morikawa power play, and if analytics have taken “the fun” out of the captaincy catastrophes. There's an argument made that Bryson should play as much as possible. Candidates for “shit stirrer” of the week are also bandied about. Worst potential pairings are also nominated. And they close incredulity over a shining example of the absurdity of the pomp and circumstance of these interminable pre-match days. Thursday will bring another preview episode reacting to the lineups for Day 1. Subscribe to the SGS or Westy Island blends at Bixby to support the pod's work this week.

Episode 50!! Can you BLEAV it??!! MORE Ryder Cup chatter. We talk about some rumored pairings as well as our 2nd installment of WOULD YOU RATHER WEDNESDAY!! This Wednesday the options were between Nate's European lineup for Sunday Singles vs Ben's American lineup!Lot of fun!Sponsors:Swannies.co - Swannies is a modern brand for golfers who want to look good regardless of where they're playing (or how well). Perfect for Dadbods!Use coupon code DADBODGOLFPOD-25 for 25% off your next order!Sweetrollzgolf.com - As Sweetrollz set out to desing the "Sistine Chapel of putter grips" they wanted to be bold, but keep it classy. The result is a beautiful line of super high-quality putter grips for every golfer who wants to make a personalized statement without having to sacrifice performance!Use coupon code DADBOD20 for 20% off your next order!Arccosgolf.com - Take your game from guessing to knowing! Use the Arccos sensor system to keep track of all your shots and golf data and improve where it matters! Stop wasting time banging balls on the range and use the Arccos system to really diagnose your weaknesses and practice more efficiently!Use coupon code DADBOD10 for 10% off your next order!Proud member of the Bleav Podcast Network!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe shares how Jesus is God. He gives guidance on how to share this knowledge with the Jehova's witnesses using their own translation of the bible. […] The post Witnessing Jehova to Jehova's Witnesses appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with some trepidation about transportation for next week as the Shotgun Start goes on the road for the Ryder Cup. Then they get to the farcical PGA Tour season-ending awards, where four “win” Patrick Cantlay took home the honors and non-member Will Zalatoris won Rookie of the Year. Does it actually matter? Should we be worked up about it? Has the entire process been corrupted and shrouded in mystery? Then it's on to the Fortnite Championship in Napa, where Jon Rahm can avenge his POY snub. There are multiple “things to watch” for this season-opener in wine country. They continue through the schedule for the week before closing with reaction to news of Bryson's extreme speed training and wrecked hands as he gets ready for the Ryder Cup and World Long Drive simultaneously, and Brooksy's candid comments on why the team matches are a tough adjustment.Awards angst, Fortnite Tent Championship, and Bryson's ‘wrecked hands'

This Wednesday evening, pastor Joe shares a topical message about how the God of the Bible differentiates himself from the false “gods” throughout history from the Gnostics to the Greek […] The post God Against the Demon gods appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe examines the length of the Day of the Lord. This message is a follow-up to the message titled “what, when and how long is the […] The post How Long is the Day of the Lord? appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

Let the magic begin!! This Wednesday, we are so happy (even though we sound exhausted in this episode - sorry!) to bring you the first review in our eight-part series surrounding the Harry Potter saga. We reviewed Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's (Philosopher's) Stone (2001). Randi and Lindsey have been lifelong fans of the franchise, so we look forward to revisiting our home - Hogwarts. Listen to Lindsey and Randi talk about Professor MaGongagill, magic capers, and what they would see in the Mirror of Erised on Episode Forty-Four. Next week, join us as we review Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002). The first three Harry Potter movies are free to watch on Peacock TV right now, so re-watch them with us (because we are presuming you've seen them all like the rest of the world at least once before). They're not as "indie" as we may have portrayed on this episode. And, as always, make sure to follow us on our social media to stay up-to-date on all things Wizarding World for the next couple of weeks - @completelyUNQ on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. And we are...completely (almost qualified when it comes to HP, but not quite) unqualified! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/completelyunq/support

This Wednesday has the boys revisit Alta Mount Talk, Mike's Mind talks Bobby Bonilla Day, and Mike also talks Thursday Night Football

This Wednesday episode gloriously falls on the first of the month, so you can imagine Andy's giddiness. Brendan's mood is also lifted by the fact that he's not calling in from a space cave and the audio should return to acceptable enough. They begin by jumping right into the news from Jay Monahan's press conference that the Brooksy shouts are considered “harassing behavior” and will now not be tolerated. They discuss how this is even enforceable, the slippery slope, and the Tour courting this exact creature that they're now aghast about. Then it's on to the Tour Championship and its staggered start format. They react to some JT and Rahm comments on the format, try to remember much about East Lake, and ponder a format that Andy thinks would hit a sweet spot for the new gambling craze. Pat Reed's return, apparently by bus tour and showing off his hibiscus refresher, is also discussed within a larger Ryder Cup roster debate as the final week before that's finalized on the U.S. side. The Journeyman of the Week is a burly boy in the Web Tour finals who just clinched his card and has some interesting thoughts about peanut butter. Friday will bring a full Solheim Cup preview and discussion sponsored by our good friends at Zero Restriction(use promo code SGS25 for 25% off) .

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe shares part 2 on the series on the person of the Holy Spirit The post Who is the Holy Spirit?- Part 2 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe examines the nature of the Holy Spirit and how they relate to the Godhead. The post Who is the Holy Spirit? appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with the event of the week, the Women's Open at Carnoustie. Andy and Brendan highlight some of the key tee times and discuss the course setup options that should test the best women's players in the world. Then they're on to Liberty National, stumbling through the top 125 players and wondering how the hell some of them got to the postseason given their profiles. The Euro Tour event has a distinct silver medal vibe. The Senior Tour event is really only cause to mention the one time Brendan said something on air that got the Tour to call into Golf Channel. And last but not least is the start of the KFT finals, where the usual mix of familiar names have come down to play for improved status next year on the Tour. The Journeyman of the Week is a Kiwi who did not make the FEC, or the KFT, and will be out there in the woods wandering to try and make his way back.

What a blessing it is to have directed steps! On Sunday we learned what it meant to follow our Big Kehunah! To ride the wave of obedience by guarding the mission or mishmeret of both our high priest and the people of God at the same time! This Wednesday we reflect of that message with the sermon “Hang 10” brought by Pastor Matt and Brother Abimbola Daramola. We learned to let all ten of our toes hang over the board! What that means is that we can have supreme confidence that we will be able to guard both missions because our father is guarding our feet as we align ourselves to hear from him. Knowing that he’s guarding our feet as we are guarding his missions should produce a certain level of joy and confidence because we know our faithful father is working in us what is good and pleasing to him! Let this message stir you to participate in his heavenly priesthood as he destined you to!

What a blessing it is to have directed steps! On Sunday we learned what it meant to follow our Big Kehunah! To ride the wave of obedience by guarding the mission or mishmeret of both our high priest and the people of God at the same time! This Wednesday we reflect of that message with the sermon “Hang 10” brought by Pastor Matt and Brother Abimbola Daramola. We learned to let all ten of our toes hang over the board! What that means is that we can have supreme confidence that we will be able to guard both missions because our father is guarding our feet as we align ourselves to hear from him. Knowing that he’s guarding our feet as we are guarding his missions should produce a certain level of joy and confidence because we know our faithful father is working in us what is good and pleasing to him! Let this message stir you to participate in his heavenly priesthood as he destined you to!

What a blessing it is to have directed steps! On Sunday we learned what it meant to follow our Big Kehunah! To ride the wave of obedience by guarding the mission or mishmeret of both our high priest and the people of God at the same time! This Wednesday we reflect of that message with the sermon “Hang 10” brought by Pastor Matt and Brother Abimbola Daramola. We learned to let all ten of our toes hang over the board! What that means is that we can have supreme confidence that we will be able to guard both missions because our father is guarding our feet as we align ourselves to hear from him. Knowing that he’s guarding our feet as we are guarding his missions should produce a certain level of joy and confidence because we know our faithful father is working in us what is good and pleasing to him! Let this message stir you to participate in his heavenly priesthood as he destined you to!

This Wednesday episode is a wide-ranging look at all the games within the game this week -- the top 125 to make the playoffs, the ISP Top 10, the Risk-Reward Challenges, the cards at the KFT, the U.S. Amateur finalist perks, and much more. Andy and Brendan begin with the Wyndham Championship, where Matthew Wolff could win seven figures in the risk-reward challenge. There's also general confusion over the Business Tour Top 10. They both offer one choice they'd like to see play his way into the top 125 this week. Then it's on to the event of the week, the U.S. Amateur at Oakmont and uniquely spelled Longue Vue. They hit on the stroke disparity between the venues during the first day, and the stroke disparity between a crispy Oakmont and a rain-soaked one for the second round. There's a lengthy and often incorrectly informed discussion on what Cazoo, which is now sponsoring another Euro Tour event this week, does as a company. The Journeyman of the Week is Sean O'Hair, who is playing Wyndham and well outside the top 125 in the FEC standings. O'Hair's career highlights, the infamous upbringing, and current Tour status are covered in this closing segment.

This Wednesday evening, Elder Nick Pinneri shares 15 truths in 1 Corinthians about living for Christ The post Living in Light of the Resurrection appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with a preview of the women's golf competition at the Olympics, and a quick rebuttal to any notion that it's unfortunate the course might play “harder” for the women one week later. There are three things to watch, including a theory about why we have all three medalists from 2016 playing this week when we had none last week. Then it's on to the double dose of Tour golf, both at the WGC Swampass at TPC Initech and the opposite field boys trying their hand at stableford in Reno. This just leads immediately into reactions on the new PGA Tour schedule -- the courier cup incursion into Euro Tour events, the remaking of the Playoffs for August stops in Memphis and Atlanta, and the omission of some major American markets, among other things. Continuing with the instant schedule for the week, there's a return to the incredulity about the Euro Tour event at the fake St. Andrews and some praise for the U.S. Women's Amateur. They close with a new segment, the Journeyman of the Week, brought to you by our old spirits-making friends in Michigan. This week's subject is “the other Bassy,” who might be the greatest golfer ever at Arkansas.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe begins a series on the timing of the Day of the Lord. He gives us 5 compelling reasons why the Day of the Lord cannot […] The post What, When and How Long is the Day of the Lord?- Part 1 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

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This Wednesday episode begins with Andy bringing up the hot water Brendan found himself in with the entire continent of Australia. They transition to this week's Olympics men's competition in Tokyo. There is a fair amount of intrigue and optimism about an event that, if nothing else, is a moderate (moderate because it is clearly not on the format front) change-up from the week-to-week march on the PGA Tour. There are three things to watch, some nuts-and-bolts on Kasumigaseki, and picks. Then they move on to the U.S. Senior Women's Open, where the Hurricane is being cited for insights and advice. On the European Tour and LPGA and LET, there is a mixed event with an extremely long title and superfluous exclamation points. The event of the week is a toss-up between two amateur events, with Andy's bias for his hometown shining through. They discuss this as well, before signing off with news of Tony Romo playing the Texas State Open in a golf cart with air conditioning and doors.

Disclaimer: This is not an 'episode' to listen to while driving or operating machinery. We are breaking the mold on the podcast today to bring you a highly requested sleep meditation! There is no intro or outro on this meditation so that you may use it for napping, deep relaxation, and falling asleep at night. This is a mediation that you will want to come back to again and again to release the energy of the day and drift softly into a full night's rest. Note: There will also be a bonus meditation released THIS Wednesday to help you come down from a panic/anxiety attack. Again, these are highly requested meditations and I am happy to bring them to the podcast. I hope they serve you greatly. Enjoy.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe concludes a 3-part series on being witnesses of our faith. The post Are You Ready to Witness?- Part 3 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with some congratulations for Andy North, Jerry Kelly, and Bucks fans everywhere. It also begins with Andy asking some hard questions about the new sponsor for NE Ohio's favorite golfer. Then it's on to the schedule for the week, beginning with the Evian Championship. They debate the merits of this being a major and wonder if the Players is jealous about this arbitrary designation working so easily. There are also three things to watch and a sidebar on the history of bottled water. The Senior Open is given Event of the Week honors thanks to it dropping in on Sunningdale, a course of historic importance in the game. The 3M Open exists, which is cause for a short refresher on that TPC venue and its stronger-than-expected field. News closes with the announcement that Bandon will be hosting a slew of USGA amateur events, extending all the way out to 2045. Why are we announcing a U.S. Junior venue for 25 years from now? And if it's not an “anchor site,” what other name could we call it?

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe shares part 2 of a 3-part series on witnessing. Being ready in season and out of season to give an account of your faith. 1 Peter 3:15 The post Are You Ready to Witness?- Part 2 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode revels in the return of golf's oldest major championship and a style of golf that we see far less than we should. Brendan begins with a point of the recent Open hitting a sweet spot of authenticity for the discerning golf audience on the internet and elsewhere that has boosted the major over the past decade or so. Then they get to Royal St. George's, with Andy providing some intel on the course's history and layout and greens and the “quirk” that may drive some players nuts this week. They're almost bursting with excitement over the venue and what it might present for the world's best, citing Brooks quotes about “shots to nothing.” The usual major championship Wednesday practice of highlighting their favorite tee times is done, with some curious placement of Brooksy, Jimmy, and others. Then they move to the quotable portion of the preview, scanning the transcripts. Bryson's insistence on both his “greatness and humbleness” as well as his extremely defensive answer about never shouting “fore” are discussed, among other answers. The final segment includes picks to win as well as a review of some of the top players who might need it most or could change their trajectory most with a win.

With a new season looming on the horizon, this week Robin and Casey talk about all things team communication: how to communicate with your staff to keep everyone on page all year, from fall kickoff meetings to apps like Band and Trello.   It's not too late to sign up for the Virtual DSO Connect Retreat! Deadline to register is THIS WEDNESDAY 7/14! Click here for more info and to sign up. You won't regret it!

In this special SOLO episode, I check in with you guys regarding why there aren't as many new episodes this month. July 6th marked 19 years since the death of my brother Russell, and as such I tend to take July off of doing too much. Also, This Wednesday, July 14th is the 16th Annual Russell Ferber Foundation Comedy FUN!draiser! Tickets for our IN PERSON or our VIRTUAL LIVE STREAM are both available! CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS!

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe concludes the 2-part series on the controversy over Romans 7. The post The Romans 7 Controversy- Part 2 appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday evening, Pastor Joe emphasizes the call to witness to the lost. 1 Peter 3:15 The post Are You Ready to Witness? appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

This Wednesday episode begins with an unplanned discussion on the U.S. Open's identity. Has some of the luster of the championship been taken away with the PGA coming right in front of it now? And is Jason Gore more or less helping set up controversy-free courses that have taken some of the sizzle out of it? Then Andy and Brendan move to the event of the week, the Women's PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club, another Rees Jones renovation. There are three things to watch, revolving around the American drought and Olympics qualifying closing. For the Travelers, they delight in some “notables” categories in a field that's completely loaded for the week after a major. To both of their surprise, there is a major on the Senior Tour this week, and it is perhaps the most extreme pushing of the boundaries on that term, “major.” They ponder whether having a KFT event in Maine will make people want to live and/or work in Maine, as the title suggests. News hits on the run of Olympics withdrawals on the men's side as well as some intel from the ground on the Stella case of beer. Lastly, they are joined by Cam Smith for a rare guest interview from the Travelers.

This Wednesday episode serves as your official U.S. Open preview. Andy and Brendan begin with some player reactions to the course setup so far, getting in the weeds on bomb-and-gouge proclamations and rough trepidation. There's a debate about too much luck being involved, and a take that the U.S. Open has become the most predictable of the majors in terms of what type of winner it delivers. They highlight the divergent thoughts of Bryson and Jordan Spieth on whether this will be similar to Winged Foot. Then they get to the rumor that Bryson declined a pairing with Brooksy, and react to some of the pearl-clutching on Tuesday over this feud existing at all. One-and-done picks are made. Favorite groupings are bandied about -- from the Triple H to the European runts -- as well as worst groupings. Somehow, there is anti-Meronk sentiment. They close with some chatter on whether the hangliders, perhaps a rogue one with a bet slip, could impact the championship.

This Wednesday episode goes long on the U.S. Women’s Open but begins with the in-progress NCAA finals, which will pit Oklahoma vs. Pepperdine on Wednesday night. There’s plenty of chatter on the Burly Boys and the age of Quade Cummins, and puzzlement over Grayhawk getting to host for three years. Then it’s on to the major championship for the week, the U.S. Women’s Open at Olympic. Andy relays some intel from the grounds after being out in San Francisco this week. They discuss some comments from one veteran that this could be the hardest Women’s Open setup ever and that the young kids who can’t work the ball both ways may be in trouble. They propose their “best case scenarios” and also run through a few of their favorite tee times. On the PGA Tour, they react to Jack Nicklaus’ comments on the dramatic changes made to Muirfield Village, as well as the tinkering he’s already looking to do again. The close schedule for the week with the nightmare logistics problem has disrupted the Euro Tour.

This Wednesday episode wanders around for an hour. It begins with a retroactive thirstbucket of the week award, discusses some airport fare, Gary Player designs, and the most pointless warm-up routine witnessed at Kiawah. There’s also angst about why Monday’s episode was slow-played by Apple, with a conspiracy theory emerging related to the CEO’s surname. Finally, it’s to the news of the week, month, year -- the unsanctioned release of the Brooks v. Bryson interview video. They come at it from all angles, giving Todd Lewis a supporting actor nomination, indulging some pre-Bryson arguments, some pre-Brooks arguments, going through the beef timeline, and pleading with the PGA Tour to lean the hell into it, given the millions of views illustrating an appetite. Then it’s on to the schedule for the week, leading off with the Stand-up Mixer Senior PGA. It’s the event of the week but some troubling news out of Tulsa, where Andy was recording from, reveals the honor may be tainted by an appliance bribe. They close with another Eye on Olympic, which focuses on the player in the field at the U.S. Women’s Open regarded as the most humorous on tour.

This Wednesday episode goes in a bunch of stupid directions, starting with some details that may or may not be true on real estate around TPC Craig Ranch. This then devolves into a discussion on people named Craig, the most famous Craigs, the haughtiness of Craig T. Nelson using his middle initial, and a couple other unrelated topics. The shhhedule for the week continues with the Champions Tour posting up at another TPC venue and questions about Mitsubishi’s love of the senior circuit, the European Tour maybe having a “frontboard” at the Belfry, and the KFT dropping in on a gem of a venue in Tennessee. News hits on DJ’s amusing and verbose statement on his withdrawal, some data about the absolute absurdity and game-able-ness of the FedExCup points system, and the purchase of TaylorMade. Then they get to their second installment of “Eye on Olympic,” focusing this time on Mel Reid. Her ascendance as a junior, partying ways, family tragedy, and easy-to-root-for personality are all highlighted in this segment that gives you another name to monitor for the U.S. Women’s Open.