Christina and Alan go deep on the complicated dynamic between players and reporters, riffing on Phil Mickelson’s and Bryson DeChambeau’s eventful time in Detroit. They also discuss how social media has affected the way fans interact with players at tournaments and Christina gives an update on her game and her back as she ramps up for a key stretch in the schedule.

Christina and Alan look back at Nelly Korda’s breakthrough at the Women’s PGA Championship and what her star power means to the LPGA. Christina takes the listener through her plans for a much-need break from tournament golf while Alan vents on Brooks Koepka’s weak comments about being apathetic in Hartford in the spicy new essay segment. There is also a discussion about Christina’s pansexuality while Alan declares his tastes to be “more meat and potatoes.”

Christina and Alan relive the U.S. Open, with him offering insight on a frenetic Sunday…and that was just in the press room. Christina shares her evolving feelings for Jon Rahm while Alan salutes the new Open champ. And they tee up this week’s Women’s PGA Championship, where Christina hopes to find some magic with a new arm-lock putting style.

Christina and Alan look ahead to his upcoming week at the U.S. Open, breaking down the daily duties of covering a tournament (and hosting the golf world in the Fire Pit Collective’s hometown). Christina looks back at her missed cut at Lake Merced, finding plenty of optimism in a renewed mental approach. And they have a discursive discussion about her coffee obsession and how Christina found the best beans of her life in San Jose while showing her caddie around her old stomping grounds.

Christina and Alan reflect on their weeks at the U.S. Women’s Open, including an empathetic discussion of her friend Lexi Thompson’s final round collapse. And Christina opens up about the heavy heart she’s been playing with and how she plans to reset her season.

Christina and Alan riff on this week’s U.S. Women’s Open, to be played in their native Northern California. They also look back at last week’s LPGA match play event in Las Vegas, where Christina had a breakthrough (preceded by a breakdown) with her short-game. And they take sides on Shan Shan Feng’s controversial W/D in the consolation match.

In this lively episode, Alan and Christina relive how they experienced Phil Mickelson’ triumph at the PGA Championship—him from inside the ropes at the Ocean Course, her glued to an iPhone while playing Shadow Creek. As Christina prepares for the LPGA match play event in Vegas and Alan frets about an upcoming member-guest, they discuss how they can apply the lessons of Phil’s win.

In this heartfelt episode, Christina opens up about her mental health struggles, including the suicidal thoughts that plagued her. Alan and Christina delve into the particular challenges faced by vagabond touring pros, whose every failing is on public display. And they both offer some hard-won advice about being happy, healthy and comfortable in your own skin.

Christina and Alan relive her taking medalist honors at U.S. Women’s Open qualifying and delve deeper into the challenges of making it to the national championship. They offer grades (but no judgement) to the lives and careers of Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie. And Alan gets grouchy about the LPGA hoodie before being set straight by Christina.

In this brutally honest episode, Christina and Alan take on charged topics: the political leanings of LPGA players; cheating on tour; the role of rules officials. There is also an ode to their pets, including Alan’s demonic hellcat.