Frisky Discs - Conversations While Disc Golfing

It's our final course of the season and we're talking Coca Cola Cowboy and tattoos.  We've got more dollar treats along with our course review. Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Knud Pheiffer by Flemming Geille and George Tornqvist

This episode we learn about the Van Meter Visitor, Kelly's first job, plan A, and plan B.  Tim makes an announcement regarding the Three Meat Funeral Challenge and also brought more Dollar Treats. Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: The Visit by Frank Lee's Tara Ceilidh Band

This episode Katie joins us for round two of the Three Meat Funeral Challenge and controversy erupts.  We talk about our sick sense of humor, pork butt, ants, and we have more Dollar Treats. Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by Brunswick Salon Orchestra.

Kelly joins Matt and Tim for a commentary track of Mule's second and final album, If I Don't Six.  Along with their thoughts on the album they discuss strip clubs, weddings, southern heritage, and alcohol themed tattoos.  

Frisky Discs takes a mid-season break so Matt and Tim can discuss 90's band, Mule.  Tim shares his history with the band, why they chose this band, and he and Matt give a song by song breakdown of their 1993 self titled debut. We've also got a match play between Soundgarden, Symphony X, and Avenged Sevenfold.

This episode is Fancy free so Matt, Kelly, and Tim let their nerd flags fly and spend way too much time talking Pokemon.  Tim introduces a new segment "Is this a sentence?" Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Small Town Boy by Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five.

This episode we're at Centennial Park in Waukee, IA.  Kelly shares a story about the Jonas Brothers and things just get more twisted from there.  We also debut a new segment the "Three Meat Funeral Challenge". Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Under the Double Eagle by Sousa's Band

This week we're visiting Waterford Park in Urbandale, IA.  We've got Randy Houser versus Cole Porter in our match play and Kelly has a surprise guest.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music - Johnny Lee Wills and His Boys - Shattered Dreams. 

In our season four opener we head to Altoona to revisit Lion's Park.  Tim gives a rundown on the courses we'll be visiting this season and we discuss haunted grills and compression socks.  Match Play makes it's Frisky Discs debut as we give you the play by play as Shattered Faith takes on Emerson, Lake, and Palmer for the "Trilogy" title.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: "My Old Pal of Yesterday" by Gene Autry and Jimmy Long.  

Matt and Tim put the bow on their journey through the Cure's 13 album discography by discussing their Top 3 albums and their Top 10 favorite songs. This episode's match play is the "Still Alive" Gaming Grapple as the theme song to Valve's Portal (Johnathan Coulton) takes on the theme song to EA's Mirror's Edge (Lisa Mikovsky).