Co-hosts, Matt and Tim, discuss their impressions of side B of Belly's debut album, Star, and their first live show experiences.

This episode co-hosts, Matt and Tim, are joined at Grandview Park by special guest, Kelly, to discuss Side A of Belly's debut album Star and discuss their first albums ever owned.  

We celebrate our 25th episode at a new course and catch up with an old friend. Interlude music: Petrit Ceku

Matt and Tim introduce their new project Belly Up to the Par, a podcast where they'll be listening to the discogrpahy of 90's alt-rock band, Belly, while disc golfing, and provide a song by song breakdown of each album.  This episode they discuss how the idea for the podcast came about, a brief history of the band, a bit about their own relationships to music, and Matt shares his experience at a new disc golf course.

This week we're joined by guest, Bethany, when we play the back nine at Walnut Ridge Recreation Area.  This episdoe we keep it classy (as usual) by discussing feces exchange at the doctor's office, the various levels of pride our mothers would feel listening to the podcast, and the Cast Iron Skillet Murder.  

This week we play the front nine with our guest, Sander, at Walnut Ridge Recreation Area in Johnston, IA.  We make some suggestions for Long John Silvers, talk pizza and beer delivery, Tim talks Thomas the Tank Engine, and Kelly tells us how cancer inconvenienced her first time riding a bike.  Musical Interludes - "Lane of Dreams" by Westell Gordon-Archer.

This week we play Southwoods in West Des Moines, IA. As usual, we stay on the cutting edge of popular culture by discussing Steve Irwin and U2 (Yes, this is Tim's fault).  Musical Interludes - "All That I'm Asking is Sympathy" - Ted Weems Orchestra

This episode we revisit Ewing Park's Back Nine as Fancy did not agree with Kelly and Tim's review from last season.  We also have more thoughts on the Udisc app and find out the history of Matt's backpack.  This episode's musical interludes: "Southern Melody" by Ernest Stevens.

This week we travel to Mitchelville, IA to play the nine hole course at City Park. Fancy discusses her smart watches' news interests which kicks off a discussion of the modern news cycle, Tim is befuddled at the news that he needs a vaccine to travel to his hometown, and the group tries out the Udisc app for the first time. Musical interludes - Quartert in D Minor by the Elman String Quartet. 

In our second season premier we play the 12 hole course at Lion's Park in Altoona, IA.  The hot topic of discussion this week is Kelly's childhood and her parents questionable, or possibly purposeful, child rearing abilities. This week's musical interludes : He Went In Like a Lion and Came out Like A Lamb from Billy Murray.