O TYM ODCINKU
Nick and Sandy look back on the first 14 episodes of Off The Collar and talk about what the show has become: everyday people in transition, hidden stories, mental health, family, sports, pressure, identity, and the lessons they’ve taken from each guest so far.
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INNE ODCINKI W TYM PODCASCIE
Jeremy Sanders joins Off The Collar to talk about hobby maxing, knife sharpening, pickled jalapeños, wedding advice, bachelor party ideas, college stories, beer pong, and why some old stories never die.
Coach Rusty joins Off The Collar to talk about golf, sobriety, fatherhood, art, fasting, and rebuilding his life one decision at a time.
Rusty shares his journey from golf coach to trick shot artist to full-time creator and artist, and opens up about the burnout that came with constantly creating c…
Matt Cardis of GolfInYourState joins Off The Collar to talk about van life, photography, leaving a stable job, traveling the country, golf culture, streetwear, authenticity, and building a life around the things you love.
Nick and Sandy had a guest episode fall through because of technical issues, so they kept rolling.
This quick freestyle episode turns into a conversation about getting older, random injuries, sore backs, knee pain, tennis tournaments, golf qualifiers, desk setups, office chairs, and the little thin…
Kevin Winn joins Off The Collar to talk about becoming 87th in the world in racquetball, transitioning into tennis, growing up between Hawaii and California, cold plunging, work stress, moving in with his girlfriend, and realizing no one really has life figured out.
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