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Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network/Michigan Golf Live Podcast Ep 406 - Streamsong Resort & Central Florida Road Trippin' Fun

The MGL TV crew just returned to the freezing rain and plunging temps of late fall after a stunningly beautiful and warm journey to Central Florida for a TV shoot at Streamsong Resort. In addition to our time at Streamsong, we toured many of the region's top attractions, activities, and restaurants to showcase golf, life and fun in the area.

This podcast special brings together elements from every aspect of the trip - interviews at each stop of the journey and then a fun "behind the scenes" recap with our team - Bill Hobson, Gregg Hall, Larry Hemmerly, & Kenny "G String" Geddings.

Enjoy our podcast version of the road trip and be sure to plan your winter escape to visitcentralflorida.org

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Week of: Sept 26 – Oct 3, 2011

Part of the fun each week is figuring out why a segment earned its title. ;)

In this week’s show, I ended up falling into an overall stream of consciousness that covered everything from the President’s address to Congress and details relating to the American Jobs Act, to the struggling economy and how our politics is only making it worse.

To kick the show off, I continue to (shamelessly) indulge my love of my Alma Mater, Florida State, and do a quick re-cap of their highly anticipated rematch against #1 Oklahoma. I was there – losing my voice in the process – and briefly recount the experience…now that I am finally off of Suicide Watch.

Since I took last week off to attend the game, I continue the discussion with an update to some of the events that occurred in my absence. As is usually the case, the remainder of the program succumbs to my tangential stream of thought: The President’s address to a Joint Session of Congress, the American Jobs Act and what it entails, the politics of a struggling economy, a personal story relating to my own bout with the negative effects of the economy, the Republican debates and a lot more.

I enjoyed being back on the mic after some time off and feel that this week’s show really encompasses a lot of opinions and thoughts that many Americans are experiencing leading up to the precipice of a highly charged election season.

As always, enjoy the show!

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Wade Doak is NZ’s equivalent to Jacques Cousteau having spent over 50 years as a aquanaut around New Zealand's coastline, interacting underwater with all species, researching the local ocean ecosystems, especially where the land meets the sea and the diverse interactions take place in these environments.

Author of a large number of books, films and documentaries, Wade is better known overseas than he is here in NZ.

Wade is also a world authority on dolphins having studied and swum with them in the wild and he has traveled extensively overseas sharing his knowledge on these most intelligent of creatures. 

Yet, his knowingness on so many levels as to how the ocean systems work and the biota that inhabit them and the urgent need to lock away more areas as reserves and sanctuaries is now an important issue that Wade speaks passionately for.

As we gain a greater knowing that our planet is a gigantic living super system that connects all biota into a complex web of life, what are we going to leave future generations is foremost on his mind, as it is becoming for more and more people on this planet today. Listen to an engrossing story of contact with inhabitants of the undersea world.

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