Your Buddy T-GOB

In this episode, Tyler Gobble talks about how this book came together & reads the next six poems. More at yourbuddytgob.com.

In this episode, Tyler Gobble reflects on the evolution of his relationship to poetry & reads the next five poems from his new book, I ONCE WAS SOMEONE ELSE & OFTEN STILL AM. More at yourbuddytgob.com.

In this first of a twelve-part series, Tyler Gobble shares the first five poems from his new book, I ONCE WAS SOMEONE ELSE & OFTEN STILL AM, along with opening remarks called “WHAT IS POETRY?” More at yourbuddytgob.com.

In this episode, Tyler Gobble chats with his buddy Colt Carpenter about Madison County disc golf, his brewing career, & the evolution of his political beliefs. // Opening track: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink // Cover image: “Float” by Derek Crownover

On the 80th anniversary of Wendell Willkie's acceptance of the Republican nomination for president, Tyler Gobble reads Willkie's "Speech of Acceptance" in its entirety.

In this episode, Tyler Gobble shares an essay he wrote called “The Disc Golf Course That Saved My Life,” weaving together the story of the Elwood course’s construction, his journey with bipolar disorder, & the psychological effects of COVID-19. // Opening track: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink // Cover image: “Float” by Derek Crownover

In this episode, Tyler Gobble chats with family friend Kenzie Bryan about her college softball career as a student-athlete. // Opening song: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink // Cover image: “Float” by Derek Crownover

In this episode, Tyler Gobble chats with his new friend Robin Crandall about growing into our own consciousness, the lessons of disc golf, & how we might better engage our communities. // Opening track: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink (used with permission) // Cover image: “Float” by Derek Crownover

In this episode, Tyler Gobble chats with his new friend, Raphael Starr, about life as a black man in Elwood, his call to ministry, & his new adventure in the theatre. // Opening track: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink // Cover art: “Float” by Derek Crownover

In this episode, Tyler Gobble chats with his lifelong buddy Larry Nutt about his basketball days, the current state of the Pacers, & why contemporary country music doesn’t have to suck. // Opening track: “Free Yourself” by Creeping Pink // Cover image: “Float” by Derek Crownover