Johnny Rowlands has been in the media most of his adult life be it the radio, television or in a helicopter reporting the traffic and weather. What makes this podcast so wonderful has nothing to do about any of those things. It's about the love of his wife and daughter, mom and dad and his incredible sense of gratitude. Johnny shares a couple of beautiful spiritual encounters that have guided his life.

So many times the person in the limelight is only a persona they have created to do their job. Johnny wanted to come talk about who he really is, and what matters in life.  Johnny is one the major heartbeats of You Just Have to Laugh and we honored he shares his stories, fellowship and heart with us and the world.

Joe Caronia has the best stories about working the the Club House of the Kansas City Royals locker room. He began in 1983 and worked there for 11 seasons. His behind the scene stories of the players, coaches, even the umpires, are priceless. If you love baseball and especially the Royals from 1983 to 1994, you will a kick out of these stories I guarantee you've never heard before.

Every wonder how a TV sitcom gets created and then to an on air series. Part 2 of this interview with Joel Madison has him once again, shares his inside scoop on how it's done as he was the creator of the TV series, Malcolm and Eddie.  As Joel shares, any business, not just Hollywood, is all about relationships and he illustrates just that, in this fascinating insight into TV sitcoms.

Joel Madison has written on and produced such successful television shows as Rosanne, The Jackie Thomas Show, Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Malcolm and Eddie. He also was a writer on the Naked Gun; the Final Insult. 

Joel explains how a television show is produced as he takes us inside the writers room for the Roseanne show.

James R. Zingelman has been a professional stand up comedian for over 3 decades. His joke style is quick, quirky and clever. His persona onstage is clueless.

James also does a stage hypnosis show under the name “Rusty Z.”

James can be contacted at http://www.rustyz.com

Marine Jerry A. VanAlst has a glorious sense of humor. Not only will his true stories have you laughing, his heartfelt suggestions for returning soldiers are wonderful. I hope you enjoy Jerry’s stories as much as I did when I sat down and talked to him.

Max Brown in truly one of the funniest men I have ever met. His stories are real and filled with hysterical antidotes. What makes Max so brilliant is his humanity and honesty. He is who he is, and a one-of-a-kind. Like Max, may we all know who we are and let out true radiance light up the world.

In this Part Three series with PGA caddy Bob Boring explains his work with repairing and making golf clubs for the greatest golfers of all time and partying with Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys Celtic punk band. Bobs final story is about two people who met, that were not famous, that never played golf, but changes his life forever. Those two people are Howery O Pack and his wife Josie Pack. (pictured below)

In this Part 2 with PGA caddy Bob Boring, he takes inside the ropes of the Masters caddying for Gay Brewer, Sam Snead and many others. His stories are funny and quite revealing about the golfers.  Bob's stories about meeting George Strait, betting with Gay on whether the alligators will eat the golf balls and saving Sam Snead from a charging fan, are priceless.

If you like golf and want to know some great inside stories never heard before, you will love this podcast. Please share with other golf fans.

The picture below is Bob, Dr. J (Julius Erving) and Melvin Walker

This is Part 1 of a three part series with Bob Boring. Bob has the greatest golf stories about the legends of golf because he was inside the ropes with them. Bob has not only repaired clubs for the greatest he caddied for the best. His stories with and about Gay Brewer, Sam Snead Tom Watson are classic. Here is some background on Bob Boring.

He started his golf club making carrier in 1977.  In the early years, Bob was afforded the chance to learn not only the basics in club repair but also the finer points of re-shafting and refinishing wood golf clubs with special emphasis on the Classic MacGregor woods.  As a youngster, his father and he became avid collectors of classic golf clubs, which further sparked his interest in all things related to golf.

In the mid 1980’s, Bob started doing the custom club work for the late Masters Champion Gay Brewer, eventually caddying for Gay on the Tour.  While working for Gay he was able to meet and work with Lew Gibson, who was the first Clubmaker to travel the Tour on a regular basis doing club repair.  Having the opportunity to hang around the best golfers in the world gave Bob great insight on how to fine tune a set of golf clubs and what it takes to really make a golf club perform its best.  It is this experience that has brought Bob to his company, Tour Quality Golf.

Bob has completed the Golfsmith Master Craftsman program.  He has been recognized as the GCA Kansas Clubmaker of the year for the last five years and the GCA Top Ten Clubmakers of the year worldwide for the last three years.

The picture below is Bob with Gay Brewer.