Jesie and Vail join Chris as they send the podcast off with a recap of this past year and a quick look at what is to come.

"I would like to thank all of our listeners over the past four years. It has been a blast producing 70+ episodes of Disc Gauntlet Radio. The conversations have been fun, insightful, and oftentimes inspiring. Thanks again for being a part of a pillar in my disc golf life. There will be some other media spaces that Disc Gauntlet will test in 2025, so in the words of Jake Hedder, stay tuned..."

- Chris

Vail and Kyle join Chris as they revisit the topic of one of their most popular podcast episodes. The three talk about some disc golf news before they jump into building their dream Nebraska 18-hole course. Since their last podcast, Nebraska has seen multiple 18-hole projects come to fruition. Revisiting their picks from last time, the guys make some changes and some new courses make the list. We hope you enjoy!

We finally had the opportunity to get together and have a chat. Chris and Vail catch up, as they discuss some of the latest things going on in disc golf on the professional level. They also took a moment to recap all of the events Disc Gauntlet has ran these past two months. FInally they chatted a little bit about the last couple events of the year, the Hall County Open in Grand Island, and the Discraft Ace Race in Lincoln.

Chris welcomes James Fleege and Jonathan Fletcher to the podcast to talk about some of the nuisances of course design and tournament play. James shines some light on the Beal Slough, UDisc's #88 ranked course in the world, while Jonathan talks about Crystal Springs DGC, one of Nebraska's newest 18 hole courses. They also discuss tournament play and layouts, and the positive direction Nebraska is heading.

Jake joins Chris as they welcome Blaine Wood back to the podcast. The guys talk a little European Open, Trilogy Challenges, and the best fruit to have in your bag. After Jake takes off, Blaine and Chris get serious and talk about the joy of disc golf, and balancing having fun and still being successful in sanctioned tournaments.

Jesie and Vail join Chris for the annual midseason review. With a little bit of a game show feel, the guys discuss the ups and downs of the first half of the season. They also talk a little west coast disc golf, the Gorgon, and Jake's favorite discs, the See - Nis. Finally they wrap it up by previewing Boomfest, Norfolk's premiere disc golf event of the season.

Chris, Vail, and Jesie welcome Tony Odem to the show to discuss the Star City Classic. Tony walks us through the early days of his disc golf journey, and then gets us up to speed on the evolution of the Star City Classic. He chats about the Lincoln Flying Disc Club, family,  and all of the hard work that goes into running a premiere A-Tier event.

Chris and Vail kick the podcast off talking about Jonesboro, Rhynos, and gale force winds. After the gents recap this past month of events, Chris welcomes Byron Carrera to the podcast. Byron and Chris talk about disc golf in college, the joys of getting a club started, and the opportunities available for young disc golfers. WSC is on the map, who is next?

Chris and Vail sit down and talk the latest in disc golf news, including the upcoming Disc Gauntlet schedule. Later the two welcome Justice and Jordan Olsen, two co-founders of Pop Top Disc Golf. They talk about early disc golf stories, the bug to create, and what the future may hold as they continue to carve a path out in the disc golf content world.  Check out Pop Top Disc Golf:
https://www.youtube.com/@PopTopDiscGolf

We are back for season 4 of Disc Gauntlet Radio.  Thank you all for listening.  We enjoy getting around and talking shop, and in this case it is usually about disc golf.  We talk about a few things in the first episode of this season.  Eagle, Buhr, UDisc, Disc Gauntlet, and a few other things just to get the year rolling.

Tune in this season as we release an episode a month.  Our goal is to continue to bring guests on and talk disc golf, discuss Disc Gauntlet news, and anything else that comes to mind.