Disc golf talk with tournament dirt on it.
SmashBoxxTV's Disc Golf Podcast follows pro disc golf with the feel of regulars comparing notes after a long tournament day. Recaps, previews, player interviews, course debates, and offhand road stories sit close together.
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SmashBoxxTV's Disc Golf Podcast covers pro disc golf with a loose, conversational rhythm and a deep memory for the scene. It is not just scores and winner talk. Recent episodes move from Champions Cup recaps and previews into course architecture, major chances, tour travel, event hospitality, player conditioning, and the strange practical work of keeping a long-running show moving. The analysis often starts small. One player fighting back to make a cut, one fairway gap, one windy course, or one choice between a safer placement shot and a bigger power line can open into a bigger read on the field. The show likes that kind of granular argument. It talks through Calvin Heimberg, Dickerson, Macbeth, Gannon, Missy Gannon, A.B., and other named players as competitors inside particular course demands, not as abstract rankings. Guest conversations bring a different pace. Lisa Ficus talks from the road about food, New Orleans, the Big Easy, and tour hospitality, while Joel Freeman discusses the body cost of long courses, training, and the grind of repeated power throws. Aftershow episodes drift further into scene chatter. Disc display products, guest-booking headaches, and travel returns are treated as part of the same disc golf ecosystem. The result feels informal, but not careless. The voices revise thoughts, ask follow-ups, and circle back until the point has weight. SmashBoxxTV suits fans who already care about the pro tour and want the tournament week to feel talked through, not polished down.
Made for: For disc golf fans who follow the pro tour closely enough to care about course fit, player form, major chances, and the travel life around each event. It especially suits listeners who like analysis wrapped in banter instead of tidy studio polish.
What sets it apart: SmashBoxxTV stands out by mixing specific competitive reads with the everyday logistics and side stories of the disc golf scene. It can treat a fairway gap, a guest-booking problem, and a player’s dinner stop as parts of the same tour week.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed tournament talk and candid player conversations make the competitive and cultural life of disc golf easier to follow.
SmashBoxxTV's Disc Golf Podcast treats the sport as an ongoing conversation, moving from Champions Cup previews and recaps to direct interviews with players.
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A lively Champions Cup recap centered on technical golf, open-course power, and course design.
SmashBoxxTV's Champions Cup recap is strongest when it tracks the push and pull between technical disc golf and the appeal of more open golf. The hosts tie together the Big Easy, Queen City, and the Champions Cup layout, using that run of events to show how wooded courses and…
A loose Champions Cup preview where course fit, major questions, and first-pitch stories share the same microphone.
Champions Cup gets a loose, lived-in preview from Terry Miller and Johnny V, with the conversation moving between major chances and the small details that can decide course fit.
Two developing disc display ideas get a candid, even-handed comparison.
Two developing disc golf displays get a thoughtful, practical comparison. The hosts first cover familiar options such as nails or 3M tape for less precious discs, then turn to the circular Arrow Frame announced by Matt Graham after a long development period.
A roadside interview that turns Lisa Fakis's strong start into a grounded portrait of tour life.
Lisa Fakis comes through SmashBoxxTV as a player whose early-season form has already earned a closer look, and the conversation gives that rise a lived-in feel.
Joel Freeman links tour workload to the conditioning choices shaping his season.
Joel Freeman gives the disc golf cutback a real physical dimension, framing a run of A and B tiers as the kind of stretch that can grind down a player before the bigger tour stops even begin.
Cheryl Newland and Matt Rothstein discuss No Girls Allowed, saved letters, memory, and disc golf history.
SmashBoxxTV Podcast 593 sits with Matt Rothstein and Cheryl Newland for a focused discussion of No Girls Allowed, the documentary tracing a contested piece of disc golf history.
A candid look at who follows long-form disc golf coverage and who might prefer shorter clips.
This episode asks a useful audience question: who settles in for long-form disc golf talk, and might younger fans rather watch the best moments in one- or two-minute clips? The hosts think aloud, weighing live YouTube viewing against podcast downloads.
Spanish-language narrative journalism from across Latin America and Latino life.
Host Jon Vanders interviews Matt Rothstein and Cheryl Newland about the documentary 'No Girls Allowed,' which explores the history of women's exclusion in disc golf.
Hosts Terry Miller and Johnny discuss personal updates, including Terry's health scare involving a chest lump and subsequent medical tests.
The hosts of Smashbox TV Podcast celebrate their 11-year anniversary and introduce guest DG for a Movember episode.
A brief recap of the first round of the disc golf world championships, focusing on Henna's lead in the FPO division.
Patreon plans to replace per-creation support with monthly billing, so four $5 posts could become a $20 monthly charge.
["SmashBoxxTV podcast #603 opens on 414 day with Milwaukee-area storm talk, hail west of town, and a tornado touchdown near Sussex while the hosts watch the weather closely.", "The Champions Cup recap centers on Nicholas Antola, who opened with a 9-under round, led by four, and then beat Gannon Burr by one stroke in Lynchburg, Virginia.", "The FPO recap follows Silva and Henna through a tight battle, with Silva's birdie pace and Henna's late push defining the round.", "The episode closes by looking ahead to Jonesboro, where the hosts contrast Champions Cup's tight woods with a more open, wind-driven test."]
Smashbox TV Podcast 602, the Champions Cup Edition, opens with a Hill City Howlers baseball-night story where Missy Gannon and A.B.
SmashBoxxTV's Episode 601 aftershow centers on Dave's hexagonal disc display prototype, which uses magnets, acrylic, and swappable back panels.
A podcast episode where hosts Miller and Johnny V discuss their chaotic day and shepherd's pie before transitioning into a UBC ad about using prescribed fires to manage wildfires.
The hosts discuss the challenges of solo hosting, including difficulty booking guests and the need for more preparation.
A podcast episode featuring a conversation with Silas Schultz, including ads for UBC wildfire research and a couples vibe product.
Lisa Fajkus discusses her start to the season on SmashBoxxTV Podcast #599, including wins at Tallahassee and Reckoning on the River plus back-to-back top-five finishes at Supreme Flight and The Big Easy.
Joel Freeman says his 2025 reset after Innova dropped him forced him to rebuild with a mental coach, a media team, and a more strategic travel plan.
Host Jon Van Der Zin introduces guests Matt Rothstein and Sheryl Newland to discuss their documentary 'No Girls Allowed' on Smashbox TV Podcast.
Nate Doss joins the Smashbox TV After Show to discuss Paige and Paul's triumphant comeback wins after facing injuries and criticism.