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Hey look, we know we suck at the game, but it's a passion of ours to play the best we can on all types of courses: from public to private, cow pastures to resorts. It doesn't matter to us. The game of golf is about fun, challenging yourself against a white ball and all you have is a stick with a nub on it to smack it around, but it in a hole and declare victory. Afterwards, go on and celebrate (or commiserate) with some food, friends and a good drink where you'll complain about that one shot you missed and the one that keeps you coming back...Copyright 2026 The Smash Brothers Podcast ゴルフ
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  • EP8: Sunday Funday! Football Season Has Arrived!

    EP8: Sunday Funday! Football Season Has Arrived!
    2026/09/15
    Smash Brothers on NFL Sunday: Eagles, culture, and the case for common senseMick and Greg kick things off with Eagles talk, then move into a wide-ranging conversation about sports, identity, corporate activism, music, youth culture, and what it means to pass down values. The episode matters because it ties game-day energy to bigger questions about community, tradition, and how older generations can stay engaged with younger ones.In this episode:The hosts preview the Eagles versus Commanders matchup in Philadelphia and make season predictions, with Mick calling for an 11 and 6 finish and later a 30 to 17 win.They talk about Jalen Hurts, the new offensive coordinator, and the pressure on the Eagles to turn talent into another Super Bowl run.Greg and Mick argue that sports should stay neutral and focus on competition, not politics or forced messaging.They discuss brand activism, with Nike used as the main example of a company they believe hurt itself by taking political stances.The conversation moves into the changing of sports team names and logos, including the Washington Redskins, Cleveland Indians, Atlanta Braves, and Kansas City Chiefs.They compare today’s culture with the way they grew up, emphasizing neighborhood life, family structure, outdoor play, and trust from parents.Mick reflects on how much organized youth sports, street games, and family routines shaped better habits and stronger communities.They revisit old memories of Philly sports and venues, including the Vet, Connie Mack, the Spectrum, Chestnut Cabaret, and old concert nights.Greg shares details about his keynote topic, “mattering,” and how people navigate the transition after building a career and looking for the next chapter.The episode closes with updates on Buckley’s Auto Care, future filming plans, upcoming travel, and a possible Uncle Buck’s Kitchen project.Timestamps: 00:00 - Opening banter and NFL Sunday kickoff02:39 - Eagles season outlook and 11 and 6 prediction03:06 - Washington team-name history discussion05:24 - Corporate activism and changing names and logos09:16 - Nike, market share loss, and brand backlash15:35 - Why sports should stay neutral18:12 - Competition, shared identity, and the value of sports20:57 - Memorial bocce tournament honoring Vincent Pappa23:43 - Gen Z, yellow pages, and why younger people want offline life26:43 - 9/11, Charlie Kirk, and the responsibility to educate young people28:35 - Jobs, marriage, houses, and the old family blueprint30:05 - Raising kids with structure, trust, and responsibility31:35 - Kids, money, and learning to value what you have32:32 - Shoes, ankle support, and the rise in sneaker prices35:37 - Vintage Converse, shoelaces, and school pride37:53 - Being the last influence of the greatest generation39:29 - Passing down stories, heritage, and life lessons43:40 - The role of coaches, mentors, and adults in youth guidance47:03 - One-to-one influence and giving back to America49:03 - Bus rides to Phillies and Flyers games as kids51:12 - Steve Carlton, old Phillies, and the golden era of baseball52:22 - Working young, earning money, and going out on your own53:30 - Why kids today are less likely to have those same freedoms56:51 - Adam Wiener at The Room and music without politics58:17 - Why The Room and Paul Cares matter for live music and youth programs63:48 - Music with political opinions versus music as entertainment64:21 - Four Way Street, Stephen Stills, and music that makes a point66:09 - When politics ruins the concert experience67:35 - Influence versus hate in public life and entertainment68:05 - Springsteen, setlists, and what audiences actually want70:31 - Kenny Square shows, Tony Franklin, and live music memories71:49 - Taking Patty to U2 and Squeeze72:20 - Game predictions and getting ready for kickoff73:16 - Buckley’s Auto Care turns 60 and the new filming campaign75:15 - Seattle creatives, good food, and brand storytelling76:36 - Golf plans and heading to the Keys77:05 - Vacation booking drama and finding a better house79:23 - Planning future trips and a Great Smokies getaway80:23 - Hiking Cades Cove with the right gear81:09 - Guido’s advice: “Don’t weaken”82:22 - The Papilli family and Delaware roots83:09 - Game-day food plans and sausage, peppers, and potatoes84:18 - Greg’s keynote topic: “mattering”85:24 - Tanika Haynes, automotive, and long-game career advice86:58 - Uncle Buck’s Kitchen and future BBQ plans87:52 - Perseverance, technical issues, and getting back on track88:14 - Final Eagles optimism and sign-off
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    44 分
  • EP7 How One Man Found Solace Through Golf. With Special Guest David Ogden Of William & Harry Golf

    EP7 How One Man Found Solace Through Golf. With Special Guest David Ogden Of William & Harry Golf
    2026/08/09

    Welcome To The SmashBrothers SmashCast!

    In this latest episode of The SmashBrothers, David Ogden of William & Harry Golf, shares his inspiring journey from personal tragedy to building a successful charity-driven golf apparel business. Discover how faith, community, and innovative collaborations are shaping his mission to support youth and charitable organizations through golf.

    Keywords

    Golf, charity, entrepreneurship, Pinehurst, community, philanthropy, sports apparel, networking, personal growth

    Key topics

    David Ogden's personal journey and faith

    The creation of William and Harry golf shoes

    Partnerships with universities and charities

    The role of golf in community building and philanthropy

    Future plans for charity golf tournaments and apparel collaborations

    Sound bites

    "God works in mysterious ways"

    "Golf is a great way to build relationships"

    "Networking is all about serendipity and connections"

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to David Ogden and his background

    01:16 David's personal story and faith journey

    02:47 The origin of William and Harry golf shoes

    05:09 Partnerships with University of Delaware and charities

    08:08 Design and recognition of the golf shoes

    10:02 David's thoughts on Shark Tank and future growth

    12:04 Charity golf events and community involvement

    14:48 Supporting youth through shoe programs and auctions

    16:52 Living in Pinehurst and its community spirit

    19:03 The power of networking and serendipity in golf

    20:48 Upcoming plans for charity tournaments and collaborations

    22:57 The significance of Pinehurst as a golf community

    24:49 Humor and stories from Pinehurst and golf culture

    26:49 Future projects and how to get involved

    28:58 Closing thoughts and the importance of community and charity

    Resources:

    www.williamandharry.com

    Pinehurst Get-A-Way Fund Raising Opportunities

    https://dogdengolf.com/

    Order your Delaware Blue Hen Shoe Edition here:

    https://williamandharry.com/products/blue-hen-edition-delaware-calfskin-golf-shoe
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    42 分
  • EP6: SmashBrothers Take On War Admiral, Fauci And The Smashettes

    EP6: SmashBrothers Take On War Admiral, Fauci And The Smashettes
    2026/08/04

    Join the Smash Brothers as they discuss golf, local events, politics, and current issues affecting America, emphasizing patriotism, community, and personal responsibility.

    Keywords

    golf, community, politics, America, local events, patriotism, social issues, government, freedom, local businesses

    Key topics

    Golf trips and local events in Sussex County

    The importance of supporting local businesses

    Discussion on current political climate and government overreach

    Concerns about national security, borders, and immigration

    Critique of COVID-19 policies and government response

    The influence of media and social media on public opinion

    The role of patriotism and community in American life

    Discussion on upcoming events and community initiatives

    "Support all these good businesses in Sussex County"

    "We gotta get the squatters out of the party"

    "Stand up, take a hold of your lives"

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Golf Trip Highlights

    361:02:30 Local Community Events and Support for Businesses

    6333:15:55 Discussion on Politics, Government, and National Security

    13249:56:12 COVID-19 Policies and Government Overreach

    19888:49:54 Media Influence and Public Perception

    26527:43:29 Patriotism, Community, and the American Spirit

    33388:50:17 Upcoming Events and Community Initiatives

    41999:57:10 Closing Remarks and Call for Action

    Resources

    William and Harry Golf Shoes - https://williamandharrygolf.com

    Buckley's Auto Care - https://buckleysautocare.com

    AC Painting and Contracting - https://acpaintingcontracting.com
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