Warehouse Life

One of disc golf’s all-time greats, Barry Schultz, stops by and we discuss his epic 2003 US Disc Golf Championship win and what it would take to make another run at the USDGC now that he’s in his early 50’s. 
We learn the disc he passed on for his first signature disc, the trouble with early 2000’s disc golf attire, and why he left his Burger King job many years ago. Plus, Barry opens up another one of our unforgettable Warehouse Life gift bundles. Find out what’s inside. It’s all part of must hear podcasting.

2016 US Champ Jeremy Koling rounds out our USDGC series for the year. The crew chats about his first visits to the warehouse years ago, the board games he plays after rounds, and how his US Champ ring ruined one of Paul McBeth’s shirts.

Plus, we provide suggestions on how to alter his wardrobe for European events and he opens up an unforgettable Warehouse Life gift bundle. Find out what it is. It’s all part of must hear podcasting.

USDGC Week continues at the Disc Golf Warehouse. 2017 US Champ Nate Sexton drops by for a lively chat. He and the warehouse guys talk about the popularity of his Firebird, how his podcast got a little weird, and how his life arranged itself for a run at the 2017 USDGC. Plus, learn the contents of the Warehouse Life bundle we gave to Nate. 

The warehouse’s smelly neighbor is featured in this week’s Bathroom Topic. Can you guess who its? Plus, a new trash dumpster with working doors arrives. It’s all part of must hear podcasting.

It’s Championship Week and guess who drops by the disc golf warehouse: it’s none other than the incomparable Gregg Barsby. 

Join Paul, Matt, and Todd as they sit down for a delightful chat with the 2018 World Champion and learn about Barsby’s disc golf beginnings, why he cleaned out a Stage department store return center, his move to Texas, and why he’d choose “Flash Bang Barsby” as his Old West name. 

Also, don’t miss another unforgettable Bathroom Topic as the warehouse crew tries to piece together clues as to why someone left a jar of coconut oil on a bathroom sink. Plus, the disc golf bandana and the mystique behind wearing them. 

It’s all part of must hear podcasting. 

Seems like every Monday someone comes back from the weekend with a new tattoo. This time it’s Paul. Hear about his new tat and how it was his wife's idea. Stand up desks are all the rage nowadays. More and more warehouse employees are taking the plunge only to abandon them months later. Will the accounting department stand tall with their new desks?
 Todd expands the Bathroom Topic to the breakroom and analyzes how someone could've left the paper towel dispenser in a very peculiar state. And, with the USDGC only weeks away, masses of Championship merch is descending upon the warehouse including GG's Jerky hats. If only they had jerky glued to the brim. Finally, don't miss Paul’s Warehouse Story Time, in which he shares about vintage USDGC Drama known as "Chair Gate." 
 It's all a part of must-hear podcasting. 

In an unforgettable episode of the world's favorite disc golf workplace podcast, we get to know Todd and the cyst that was recently removed from his neck. Spoiler alert: he brought the cyst with him in a bottle. The guys then visit with new Warehouse Receptionist, Corrie, who may be Hardee's best customer. In the Bathroom Topic, Paul, Matt, and Todd learn that 
a warehouse toilet has been replaced, which is great and all, but what if an Incinerator toilet was installed instead? Plus, the new Innova IT disc is reviewed and the guys take the Jelly Belly Bean Boozled challenge. Find out who gets the barf flavored jelly bean.
It's all a part of your must-hear podcast diet. 

It's Episode 21 of the lighted hearted and heartwarming podcast about working in a Disc Golf Warehouse. 
 In a lively discussion with warehouse worker and customer service expert Michelle, we cover a range of hard-hitting topics that include a shark heist, her bloodthirsty cat, and why US Disc Golf Championship spotters need capes. Plus, Paul regales us on how he once shrink wrapped a fellow warehouse worker's car. And finally, we explore the new Innova Safari Bag while reminiscing about the wild colors and bizarre patterns of bags of old. It's all must hear podcasting. 

The Disc Golf Warehouse Crew celebrates their 20th episode by interviewing Disc Golf United Director Adrian Southern, who talks about his humble beginnings and how he managed to get himself into a milk chugging contest. You have to hear that story! Also in this milestone of an episode, Matt, Paul, and Todd share underrated Innova discs they bag, discuss another unsettling bathroom mystery - this time in Building #3, and explain why it's important to always check what's on the breakroom free table. Plus, Matt tries to redeem himself after serving up pepper duds from a few episodes ago. 
It's all part of must hear podcasting. 

For episode 19, the disc golf warehouse crew clocks out early and records again at Todd's patio where they embrace the evening sounds of cicadas and premature July 4th fireworks. During another unforgettable episode: Todd explains why it’s a good idea to always have an extra pair of undies available in the warehouse; Matt may have constructed the most perfect pack job ever - a sight that would amaze any customer even if it was the last thing they saw; And finally, during Paul's Warehouse Story time, he shares about the time he stamped the wrong discs and inadvertently created a collector's item. It's all a part of must hear podcasting.  
 

Back from their disc golf retreat in Roanoke Va., (dubbed "Bro-anoke"), Paul and Todd recount their adventure while Matt (who was unable to attend) shares about his weekend in his kiddie pool. Stockland lieutenant Carla stops by for a chat and an analysis of her cubicle contents. This week's bathroom topic is sure to chill you to the core especially if you listen to the episode in the warehouse bathrooms, which are super cold. The gang then samples Matt's homegrown peppers which may or may not be duds followed by Paul's Warehouse Story about a special custom stamp order that everyone worked hard to get done in time.  It's all a part of must hear podcasting.