KVV, What's the most underrated spot for a good meal and some drinks in Baltimore and/or Towson? I'll hang up and listen. Thanks!

Listening to the conversation about the "letter" from Bob Uecker, I couldn't help thinking of the "Win one for the Gipper" speech. And then I went to the parody of that in Airplane. "I don't know where I'll be then, Doc, but I won't smell good."

Happy to see you at Fried Egg Golf KVV. Some rapid fire questions for you. 1. If you could spend 2 weeks with any living athlete to profile who would it be? 2. Since this space dives into architecture, what is your favorite golf course that has fascinated you from a design perspective? 3. If you are playing a vacation round at a great golf course, who is in your foursome and what is your ideal pace of play? 4. Assuming you are listening to music on the golf course, what is your ideal music choice with friends and what is it if you are solo?

KVV! Would you rather be stuck in an elevator overnight with a VERY caffeinated Bryson Dechambeau or three-putt every green for your next 5 rounds?

KVV, I would love to hear some of your thoughts on how to stay true to authentic storytelling without compromising the "business relevance" (aka revenue-generating side of creating content), and what mediums you see as the channels to accomplish that, both traditional and new. I imagine that local journalism, ESPN, NLU, and Fried Egg all have different resources available and priorities, so I'm curious to hear about how your career and experiences may have shaped your answer as well.

Excited for Iowa golf. The plans for Finkbine and iterations Hoffman went through are great. With some other furture new builds in very early stages it'll be interesting to see how the next 10 years go.

My brother has shown me the plans as they've progressed. That will be 1 of the recognizeable holes. The left green will stay with some small adjustments. The right green that is rarely used will be repuposed. It's going to be very very good I believe. If it is I take full credit, recommended Hoffman to him when he asked me about possible architects last year 😜

In the golf content industry (FEGC, NLU, Barstool, GOOD GOOD etc) we have seen something close to the following progression: blogging to podcasting, podcasting to merch, merch to YouTube content, YouTube content to live events, live events to tailored golf trips. What do you think is the next big wave of revenue generation these new golf media companies will enter? I see a LIV and PGA coming to the table with the YouTubers and podcasters. Curious to hear how far you think that can go and what else outside of professional golf partnerships will be something you and your peers dive into.

Being a fellow Montanan and there didn’t seem to be talk about MT at that other place you worked at, what are the top 5 courses you’ve played in Montana? What are your favorite 5 courses you’ve played in Montana?

Brambles adding public accessibility is awesome, will definitely be adding it to the bucket list!