Sara Nicholson, the founder of Throw Pink, talks about not only the beginnings of her charitable organization but also its bright future.

Becky and Adam Harris have been a force when it comes to promoting disc golf in New Jersey. These terrific people have donated countless hours to run leagues and build/maintain courses. Their efforts are truly an inspiration!

In the second episode of a two-part series on disc dyeing, I interviewed Michigan native Nick Marchbanks, who has turned a hobby into a full-time job. 

A relatively new player in disc dyeing, Spike Key Stone has quickly made a name for himself. 

Lehigh Valley's Marissa Kula talks about her occupation as a pediatric healthcare worker, her disc golf beginnings, her AmWorlds experience, and her involvement in running leagues.

Berean Bible Church's Pastor Jeff Scholl discusses his faith, his passion for helping others, and, of course, disc golf. 

Sedgley Woods regular Rachel Dombroski shares how she began playing disc golf, her advice on growing the sport, and some very special memories. 

Central Coast Disc Golf's Ian Anderson kindly took some time to talk about his love for disc golf and the beginnings of CCDG. 

In this special, abbreviated episode of Breaking Chains, the PDGA's Board of Directors President Justin Menickelli discusses the PDGA's efforts to address the corona virus.

Peter Crist, the creator of DiscGolfScene, is this episode's guest. Pete discusses Michigan disc golf, the origins of DGS, and what's ahead for the site.