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Every time a pro wins with a quirky move, it shows up on the lesson tee the next week.... the bowed wrist, the foot hop, the "swing that will revolutionize golf." We all love an outlier, and we all think we're one magic bullet away. In this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb break down why copying those moves is the fastest way to wreck your golf swing, and what you should be stealing from tour players instead.The real answer is their mindset and how they practice: low ball counts, rehearsal swings, verifying every feel against Gears, TrackMan, or video instead of trusting feel alone, and practicing with a plan rather than reacting to the last shot you hit. We get into honest swing-change timelines (why a tour coach will tell a player it might take two years), the 1%-a-day math, the ladder to unconscious competence, why bad concepts are the easiest to ingrain and the hardest to undo, Tony Ruggerio's 3x5 note card system, and why filming your on-course swing — not your basement swing — is the only way to see what you're actually changing.Get good at the basics. That's where 95% of them live. Timestamps below.
Sitcom: Halls of Ivy 6/11/52 CBS, Duffy's Tavern “Archie's Old Teacher” 12/14/51 NBC.
Broadway: Theater Guild “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney” 11/3/46 ABC.
Comedy: Jack Benny Program 1/16/44 NBC, Bob Hope Show “Guest: Anne Baxter” 10/16/53 NBC.
Romance: Romance “Isle to the Windward” 8/14/54 CBS, Screen Director's Playhouse “When My Baby Smiles at Me” 5/5/50 NBC.
Willis: Pizza Movie Josh: Evil Dead Burn Tuned In! is the long-running side podcast of the PixelSplitters Universe. Listen in as Josh and Willis discuss the movies they watched this week.
Crime: Gangbusters “The Case of the Ape Bandit” 11/1/40 NBC Blue, Dragnet “The Big Customer” 6/22/54 NBC / AFRS.
Mystery: Richard Diamond, Private Detective “Big Ed” 4/4/52 ABC, It's a Crime, Mr. Collins “Green Eyed Dragon” 1956 MBS.
Comedy: Texaco Star Theater 4/4/43 CBS, Jack Kirkwood Show 5/4/53 MBS.
Western: Screen Directors' Playhouse “The Gunfighter” 6/7/51 NBC.
Horror: Suspense “The Wax Work” 5/1/56 CBS, Inner Sanctum “The Death Deal” 4/18/49 AFRS.
Sitcom: Life with Luigi 2/2/52 CBS, Aldrich Family 5/13/48 NBC.
Romance: Hallmark Playhouse “Cimarron” 9/9/48 CBS, Damon Runyon Theater “Baseball Hattie” 6/26/49 Syndicated.
Science Fiction: X Minus One “A Pail of Air” 3/28/56 NBC, Lights Out “Revolt of the Worms” 10/13/42 CBS.
Drama: Theater of Romance “Casanova Brown” 11/13/45 CBS, Strange Wills “Black Interlude” 12/19/46 Syndicated.
Variety: Birds Eye Open House 4/25/46 NBC, Steve Allen Show 10/26/49 CBS / KNX.
Quiz: Quick as a Flash 3/16/47 MBS, You Bet Your Life 10/19/49 CBS.
Horror: Inner Sanctum “Only the Dead Die Twice” 3/23/49 CBS, Lights Out “Knock at the Door” 12/15/42 CBS.
What if the most restrictive walls in your life aren't made of stone, but are built entirely from man's discord?In this powerful episode of the Interviewing Jesus Podcast, host Kristen Wambach dives deep into the profound reality of modern, invisible confinement—the suffocating pressure to perform, the weight of expectations, and the unexpected circumstances that threaten to shrink our world. When our immediate instinct in the friction is to beg for a supernatural jailbreak, we often miss the grander invitation of the Gospel.Through His own flesh, Christ did something far more radical than merely smashing open exterior doors: He tuned our inner frequency to His own. He offered us an inheritance of strength, perseverance, and a life completely bathed in peace, immersing us into an incorruptible, immortal liberty that never requires permission from our surroundings to exist.By shaking out the scriptures from Paul's prison epistles and contrasting his strategic sovereign rest with Peter's miraculous jailbreak in Acts 12, this episode shifts the paradigm of true Christian spiritual growth. You will discover that when you are fully unified with Him, freedom is no longer a destination you are running toward—it is the very atmosphere you carry right where you are. Stop settling for less than the absolute liberty He already purchased for you, and learn how to live spiritually brave in the middle of any environment.What You Will Discover in This Episode: The Architecture of the Invisible Cell: Recognizing the universal spiritual confinement created by performance culture and modern anxieties. Tuned to His Frequency: How Christ's sacrifice harmonized our mortal frame into the unchanging frequency of divine immortality. Peter's Escape vs. Paul's Choice: Shaking out the text to see why Paul chose to stay behind bars to weaponize his confinement and broadcast the immortal Word. Living Wide Open: Practical insights on bridging heaven and earth to carry absolute liberty as your daily atmosphere. ➡️ Connect with Kristen on Social Media
Mystery: True Detective Mysteries “The Rattlesnake and the Barefoot Bride” 3/8/37 Syndicated, Let George Do It “Friendship Clubs” 5/31/48 MBS.
Western: NBC University Theater “Noon Wine” 8/20/48 NBC.
Crime: Black Museum “Bed Sheet” 1952 Syndicated, Crime Correspondent “The Chair For Dino” 11/4/49 CBS.
Mystery: Adventures of Maisie 10/4/51 Syndicated, New Adventures of Michael Shayne “Case of the Bayou Monster” 1948 Syndicated.
Western: Fort Laramie “Goodbye Willa” 8/19/56 CBS, Gunsmoke “Nina” 1/23/54 CBS.
Comedy: Edgar Bergen / Charlie McCarthy Show 11/24/46 NBC, Fibber McGee and Molly 12/5/39 NBC.
Horror: Quiet, Please “Symphony in D Minor” 9/13/49 Syndicated, Escape “Casting of the Runes” 11/19/47 CBS.
Sitcom: My Favorite Husband 11/25/50 CBS / AFRS, Father Knows Best 11/2/50 NBC.
Science Fiction: Suspense “The Voice of Company A” 8/3/58 CBS, X Minus One “C-Chute” 2/8/56 NBC.
Romance: Lux Radio Theater “The Moon's Our Home” 2/10/41 CBS.
Drama: Quiet Please “Let the Lilies Consider” 6/28/48 MBS, Columbia Presents Corwin “Untitled” 5/30/44 CBS.
Variety: Shell Chateau 7/13/35 CBS.
Crime: The Line-Up “The Cigar Box Boys Case” 2/15/51 CBS, I Was a Communist For the FBI “Little Red Schoolhouse” 4/13/52 Syndicated.
Drama: Lady Esther Screen Guild Theater “Journey for Margaret” 4/5/43 CBS, Stars in the Air “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers” 4/1/7/52 CBS.
Independence Day Special: Makers of History “Declaration of Independence” 1935 Syndicated, Voice of the Army “The Star Spangled Banner” March 1949 Syndicated, Yankee Yarns “Fourth of July” 7/1/51 Syndicated, Lum and Abner “Fourth of July Picnic” 7/4/45 ABC.
Independence Day Special: Our Miss Brooks “4th of July Weekend” 7/3/49 CBS, Cavalcade of America “The Stolen General” 3/5/40 NBC.
Josh: Widow's Bay Willis: House of the Dragon Season 3 Tuned In! is the long-running side podcast of the PixelSplitters Universe. Listen in as Josh and Willis discuss the movies they watched this week.
Mystery: Adventures of Sam Spade “The Cheesecake Caper” 11/6/49 CBS, Suspense “The Search for Henri LeFevre” 7/6/44 CBS.
Crime: Squad Room “Ferris Wheel” 1954 MBS, Night Beat 6/19/52 NBC.
Comedy: Kiss and Make Up with Milton Berle 3/4/46 CBS, Jack Benny Program 3/2/52 CBS.
Western: Hopalong Cassidy “Wet Beef and Dry Bones” 2/22/50 Syndicated, Tales of the Texas Rangers “Play for Keeps” 10/14/51 NBC.
Horror: Inner Sanctum “Death's Little Brother” 8/29/49 CBS / AFRS, Sealed Book “Death at Storm House” 4/22/45 MBS.
Sitcom: Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet “Addition to the Family” Later 1940's AFRS, Burns and Allen 2/17/49 NBC.
Sitcom: Mel Blanc Show 10/1/46 CBS, Duffy's Tavern 5/18/47 NBC.
Drama: On Stage “The Bear” 5/7/53 CBS, Your Playhouse of Favorites “Rip Van Winkle” 5/13/48 Syndicated.
Mystery: Suspense “Lost” 10/14/54 CBS, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar “Dr. Otto Standish Matter” 10/15/49 CBS.
Broadway: Campbell Playhouse “Our Town” 5/12/39 CBS.
Adventure: The Chase “Easy Riches, Sudden Death” 6/1/52 NBC, Suspense “Man With the Steel Teeth” 2/17/55 CBS.
Drama: Academy Award Theater “Watch on the Rhine” 8/7/46 CBS, Humphrey Bogart Presents “Dead Man” 9/17/49 Audition.
True History: Secret Missions 3/6/49 MBS, Cavalcade of America “The Weapon that Saves Lives” 8/23/43 NBC.
Crime: Suspense “Russian New Year” 1/13/57 CBS, The Whistler “All Damage Covered” 1/30/44 CBS.
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