Podcasts about wsga

Washburn Student Media Host Avash Manander sits down with Trevor Ottman and Nick Lloyd, candidates for President and Vice President in the 2025 Washburn Student Government Association election. They discuss their leadership experiences, motivations for running, and their goals to make WSGA a more public-facing organization. Trevor and Nick also address campus challenges, such as construction disruptions, and share their plans to advocate for students while fostering a sense of community.

In this episode of Washburn Student Media, Host Avash Manander interviews WSGA Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates Kate Coulter and Ryan Durst. They share their motivations, campaign goals, and strategies for addressing key campus challenges like student voice and connection. Tune in to hear how they plan to foster a cultural shift in student government, support external campus events, and bridge the gap between students and administration during Washburn's transition into a new era.

Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss the weather and the chaos at this past weekend's WM Phoenix Open; Gary's story on the staggering sums of money that golf raises for charity; the college golf season underway; the WSGA's Volunteer of the Year award fittingly given to Randy Warobick, and more.

Welcome to Caching in the NorthWest! This is THE podcast from the birthplace of geocaching, right here in the great Pacific NorthWest.  It's Thursday at 9PM Pacific and we are going to talk about geocaches and geocachers from here and around the globe. So while you're waiting for the barista to remake your drink for the third time, we'll be Caching in the NorthWest.   We want you to call in your Geocache Log of the Week! Send an email to feedback@CachingNW.com, call into 253-693-TFTC. Call us with your feedback at (253) 693-TFTC Or visit the website at https://CachingNW.com

Welcome to Caching in the NorthWest! This is THE podcast from the birthplace of geocaching, right here in the great Pacific NorthWest.  It's Thursday at 9PM Pacific and we are going to talk about geocaches and geocachers from here and around the globe. So while you're watching videos of a zebra walking down city streets, we'll be Caching in the NorthWest. We want you to ask your hosts interesting questions. We are calling this, At LAST!, or Listeners Asked Some Things. Send an email to feedback@CachingNW.com, call into 253-693-TFTC. Call us with your feedback at (253) 693-TFTC Or visit the website at https://CachingNW.com

Wisconsin.Golf's Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss 2022's WSGA and WPGA players of the year, including Jack Schultz, Jim Doing, Michael Crowley, Emily Lauterbach and Maggie Leaf, as well as WPGA Junior POYs William Harned and Norah Roberts.

This is Part 2 in the Frank Canton series. See link below for Part 1. https://www.wildwestextra.com/frank-canton-part-1-the-outlaw-years/ During Canton's time as Johnson County Sheriff, he sent over a dozen men to prison – mostly for horse theft – and even executed a murderer. He wasn't very trigger happy, though. Frank was a tough, intimidating lawman who was happy to let his reputations speak for him. But why did he soon lose the support of the people? And what happened when Frank and his WSGA buddies decided to take the law into their own hands?   Check out my website for more true tales from the wild and woolly west https://www.wildwestextra.com/   Email me! https://www.wildwestextra.com/contact/   Buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wildwest   Free Newsletter! https://wildwestjosh.substack.com/   Join Patreon for bonus content! https://www.patreon.com/wildwestextra   Become a YouTube Paid Member for bonus content! https://www.youtube.com/c/WildWestExtravaganza   Alias Frank Canton by Robert K. DeArment - https://www.amazon.com/Alias-Frank-Canton-Robert-DeArment/dp/080612900X   The Johnson County War by Bill O'Neil - https://www.amazon.com/Johnson-County-War-Bill-ONeal/dp/1571688765/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1ODICTBSEA038&keywords=johnson+county+war&qid=1668567269&s=books&sprefix=johnson+coun%2Cstripbooks%2C155&sr=1-2

When Sharon Johnston started playing golf in 1975, she went all in, both on and off the course. A natural athlete, she began competing almost immediately. As a member of Fircrest Golf Club, she became involved with the Washington State Women's Golf Association (WSWGA), and in 1984 served as its president. In 1998, she would win the WSWGA Championship, adding her name to a list of prominent champions. She competed in the inaugural Washington Women's Amateur in 1994. She soon became involved with the WSGA (now WA Golf), first as a Club Representative, then as a member of the Board of Directors, and then as a member of the WSGA Executive Committee. She served as the chair of the WSGA Championship Committee from 1997-2007, and was instrumental in the expansion of WA Golf's statewide championships. She had to step down from that role only because she became the first woman president of the WSGA in the fall of 2007, and would carry out those duties for two years. Her other volunteer roles include serving on the WA Golf Course Rating team, as well as the Rules committee. 

In 2010, Ann Swanson knew she was in line to become president of the Washington State Women's Golf Association (WSWGA) in 2012. So in preparation, she went all-in by writing and publishing a book about the 90-year history of the WSWGA. Founded in 1922, the WSWGA is celebrating its centennial in 2022, along with WA Golf's centennial in 2022.Ann twice won the Washington Senior Women's Amateur (2000-2001), won the WSWGA Championship nine times (and was runner-up nine times), and won the Seattle Women's Golf Association (SWGA) title seven times. Ann also wrote and published a history book about the SWGA. She has several other titles to her credit, all of which led to her being inducted into the Pacific Northwest Golf Hall of Fame in 2007. In this podcast, Ann talks about the beginnings of golf in the state, which led to the founding of the WSWGA (and WSGA, now WA Golf). 

Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez of Wisconsin.Golf discuss Gary's golf getaway to Oakmont Country Club, his story on WSGA intern Patrick Koenig, Bobbi Stricker's game, and the wall-to-wall tournament activity in Wisconsin golf this week and even more next week.

Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss all the action at this week's tournaments in Wisconsin – the WSGA Match Play Championship, the WPGA Junior Championship and the WPLA Ray Fischer Amateur Championship – along with Steve Stricker's march toward another PGA Tour Champions major title as he takes a five-stroke lead after two rounds of the Senior Players Championship.

The myth of the American cowboy features a lone man who makes his fortune on the open plains. He doesn't need the government, and he doesn't need some big corporation telling him what to do. But that myth is far from the reality in the west. Many cowboys worked for large corporate cattle operations. And when those operations were in danger, he relied on the government for help. The Johnson County War started when the Homestead Act of 1862 brought new people to central Wyoming. The area just west of the Big Horn Mountains had been free-range grassland where anyone could let their cattle run free. The large cattle operations loved this setup because it saved them an immense amount of money and infrastructure. The new homesteads threatened their empires because they divided up the land and restricted their access. So the Wyoming Stock Growers Association banded together to send a message: get off our land. They send a murder squad to Johnson County, Wyoming to scare the people of Buffalo with a series of brutal murders. What followed was one of the darkest chapters in Wyoming history. Where big businesses murdered with impunity, aided by the governor and sitting president. Helpful links: The Jim Gatchell Museum in Buffalo, WY The TA Ranch (where the siege took place) Book used for research: Wyoming Range War by John W. Davis Discussion Questions: What role did the Homestead Act play in stirring up trouble in central Wyoming? Is there a character in the story that you identify with? Is there any part of you that sympathizes with the WSGA? How does this story challenge your concept of the American cowboy? What role does the government have in protecting an industry? How do you feel about the government's failure to punish the invaders?

On Today's episode the Go Be Wyoming crew hit the road! Traveled out to the E Bar U Ranch to sit down with current First Vice President of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association (WSGA) David Kane. Dave is a 4th generation Wyomingite and livestock producer who loves what he does and believes in leaving a lasting legacy for his family and for future generations of Wyomingites. Aaron and Dave cover all the wide range of issues and topics that the WSGA find important and how they help their members (and even non members!). Listen to the end to hear Dave's advice for family-businesses and young livestock producers. Dave is a living example of resilience, kindness and innovativeness.

Emma, Starla, and Seth chat with WSGA's President and Vice President about the plans for their administration, Washburn's new Multicultural Center, and why they chose to attend Washburn. *Featuring spontaneous vocal solo by Victoria*

Jonathan Krause talks with WSGA Rules and Competition Director Bill Linneman about the new World Handicap System and the 2020 tournament schedule.

This week on Golf Talk Seattle w/ Josh Kerns:Rating courses with the WSGA; How the Decade system can help us all learn more and play better w/ Keith Bennett, PGA of The Golf Club at Newscastle; Why you should come play and support the Wonderland golf tournament with ESPN legend Chris Berman; Breeding the next generation of tournament golfers with the Washington Junior Golf Association,

This week on Golf Talk Seattle:*Josh Kerns previews the 25th Sahalee Players Championship with Tournament Director Kevin White*Keith Bennett/PGA from the Golf Club at Newcastle on the pitfalls of taking advice (or giving it) from family and friends*Jeff Jobe of the WSGA details all the great golf and travel deals available to WSGA membersThanks for listening! I'm drawing for a couple of free twosomes with cart at Glen Acres Golf and Country Club for those who share the show (after all, sharing is caring)

Now on the #1 tee, it's the premier of Golf Talk Seattle. In this edition featuring exclusive content only available on the pod, Josh Kerns visits with:Segment 1:Intro/Chambers Bay reopensGuest: Brent Zepp/Director of Golf – Chambers BaySegment 2Masters Preview and a players perspective on AugustaGuest: Rick Fehr/Seattle native, 2-time PGA tour winner and low amateur at The MastersSegment 3Golf Fitness, treatment and trainingGuests: Dr. Harry Sese and Shawn Farmer-Sese – Golfletica/BellevueSegment 4 - The ProGolf Tournament SeriesGuest: John Tipping/Executive DirectorSegment 5 - What the WSGA does for you beyond your handicap (it's ALOT!)Guest: Troy Andrew/Executive Director – WSGA/PNGATwitter: @GolfTalkSeattleInstagram: @GolfTalkSeattleFacebook: @GolfTalkSeattle

Talking with the WSGA's Bill Linneman about the 2019 rules changes and their impact on play, the 2019 WSGA tournament schedule and the USGA Junior Girls Championships at Sentry World this summer.

On episode #12 of The XIX Hole Podcast, host Charlie Zamora interviews Shawn Farmer - Sese. Shawn (also known as "The Fitness Caddie") is the Director of Conditioning and is the Team Corrective Exercise Specialist at Northwest Sports Performance & GOLFLETICA. She assists with patient rehabilitation, reconditioning, performance conditioning and leads the GOLFLETICA® Junior Development Program and College Tour Development Program. . Shawn earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from Eastern Washington University and played for the Women’s Golf Team. She continues to play competitive golf including the USGA Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, USGA Four-Ball Championship, USGA State Team Championship, and other local WSGA events.​ FEATURING: Host: Charlie Zamora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charliezamora_/ Guest: Shawn Farmer - Sese Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitnesscaddie/ FOLLOW: XIX Hole - Instagram: www.instagram.com/xix_hole/ - Facebook: m.facebook.com/XIXHOLE/ - Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC5oQZdpX…hqp4OlZQ/featured - Itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/xix-h…d1447577461?mt=2 SHOP NOW: xixhole.com/

WSGA website We want to hear about your favorite geocaching logs. We are calling this, GLOW, or the geocaching log of the week. Send an email to feedback@CachingNW.com, call into 253-693-TFTC, or use the voicemail tool on the website and show us how you GLOW! Call us with your feedback at (253) 693-TFTC Or visit the website at CachingNW.com  

On this week's pod the boys are joined by top amateur golfer Patrick Schmitt to talk about like on the qualifier route, working the US Open and the best golf prank he's ever seen. This week's foursome is putting together a hockey team and the boys discuss the best event to visit for a lad's weekend. Follow @beerahole_1 on instagram. Find Schmitty on WSGA.org.

What courses in the state of Washington would you like to see the pros play? Justin and Brandon share their top picks (2:01), and also come to the defense of a few of the more overlooked courses in the Puget Sound (20:00). Plus a conversation with Troy Andrew the CEO of the WSGA about the newly launched WA Golf Pass which offers some terrific deals on tee times and more for all WSGA members (10:05)

Reporters Mark Feuerborn and Ryan Thompson sit down with each of the running parties of Alexis Simmons and Scott Weinkauf; Zac Surritt and Jim Henry; and Victoria Toothaker and Sarah Arriaga who are all vying for the WSGA presidency and vice presidency. The campaigns discuss their thoughts on the debate, as well as their approaches to the issues moving forward.

The campaigns of Alexis Simmons and Scott Weinkauf; Jim Henry and Zac Surritt; and Victoria Toothaker and Sarah Arriaga came together on March 9, 2017 for a debate moderated by Mark Feuerborn on issues affecting Washburn University ranging from guns on campus, to sexual assault, to mental health services and campus involvement. Recorded and post-produced by Will Hartner. Directed by Mark Feuerborn. (NOTE: Due to technical difficulties a section of the debate estimated 10 minutes in duration was not successfully recorded.)

Reporter Mark Feuerborn sits down with WSGA presidential candidate Zac Surritt and his running mate Jim Henry to continue discussion on their platform addressing the issues, specifically in comparison with the Simmons-Weinkauf and Toothaker-Arraiga platforms.

Reporter Mark Feuerborn sits down with WSGA presidential candidate Victoria Toothaker and her running mate Sarah Arriaga to continue discussion on their platform addressing the issues, specifically in comparison with the Simmons-Weinkauf and Surritt-Henry platforms.

Reporter Mark Feuerborn sits down with WSGA presidential candidate Alexis Simmons and her running mate Scott Weinkauf to continue discussion on their platform addressing the issues, specifically in comparison with the Toothaker-Arriaga and Surritt-Henry platforms.