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. 

Summer has hit the disc golf warehouse and that means extra deodorant and trips to the water cooler, which happens to be brand new. The touchless feature was mind blowing for Matt, Paul, and Todd, who also tried to find cheat codes for alternate water dispensing. Newly designated full-time employee Austin drops by and discusses what fills his mind while stamping discs. Also,  Matt shares why he sent a photo of John Stamos to a customer. And we can't forget Paul's milestone work anniversary. 20 freaking years in the disc golf warehouse. Amazing!It's all part of a disc golf podcast you really can't afford to miss. 

Disc Golf's most random podcast team return to their home confines after several shows on location.  After sprucing up The Warehouse Life studios (between the Factory Second discs and Apparel), Paul, Matt, and Todd welcome back touring "pro" Max Weight, who shows off his tour van, a 1987 Chevy Astro Van. In addition, they guys discuss the absence of streakers during disc golf events, why "dad shoes" are a no-no in the warehouse, and the advent of a new social media service called Turd Tok. It's all part of must-hear podcasting. 

It's Episode 15, which we're calling the Crystal Anniversary 15th Episode. With the Warehouse closed on Saturday, the boys record at Todd's back patio, which to Paul's disappointment drops in temperature throughout the recording. Disc Golf Artist Marm O. Set drops by for an expansive interview that discusses his move to Rock Hill, his love of the Polecat disc and details on how he updated the Warehouse Life Logo. Plus, you won't want to miss Rapid Fire Questions with Todd and it's Matt's turn to sing in the What's Playing in the Warehouse segment. It's all part of must hear podcasting. 

After a winter full of runny noses, cold footsies, and limited disc golf played, the Warehouse Life boys celebrate the time change by recording outdoors at the famed Winthrop Arena Disc Golf Course. Set up on the patio of the Winthrop Shack  overlooking Hole 18, the Warehouse Crew interview longtime USDGC Volunteer Jay Whisonant , who talks about his spotting the Championship's final hole and why he has "1 Foot Policy" when retrieving players' discs. Paul shares his life hack when it comes to pooping outdoors, Matt details how he names swirly discs like Smurf Brains and Todd sings Starship's "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now."It's all part of must hear podcasting.

Lucky Episode # 13. The Warehouse Life boys get deep in topic regarding Alpacas, Wombats, Racoons wearing Trenchoats, and more. We also hear more about the bathroom hair bandit, who has struck again!We have an interview you won't want to miss, with "The Guvnah" who is a staunch opponent of disc golf. Paul answers some rapid fire questions, and shows off his pipes with a little podcast karaoke. It's all part of must-hear podcasting.

Episode 12. Whew! We deserve a medal. The Disc Golf Warehouse Crew gets their hands on a newly released putter, The Innova JK Pro Aviar with Dr. Putter stamp, which leads them to ponder other fun Dr. Pepper knock-off names as well as the question, Who would you rather have as your family physician Dr. Thunder or Country Doctor?Plus, Cook Out gets it right with industrial straws for milkshakes. Mask debris is put under the microscope. And, we find out what our special guest, Warehouse Events Coordinator & Throw Pink Co-Founder Sara would do if somehow a bear wandered into the warehouse. It's all part of must-hear podcasting. 

Big day. Big day. The warehouse crew makes a rare trip out of the Disc Golf Warehouse and records at the house of warehouse sales manager David, AKA Boomer, where he provides homemade lasagna and above average hospitality. Paul, Matt, and Todd talk with Boomer about the science of sharing food in the warehouse, offer David alternative nicknames, and embrace the fact that his Christmas Tree is still up when it's nearly February. The new super compact Innova Go Bag is detailed. Plus, everyone's favorite Warehouse Life segment, 'The Bathroom Topic' returns. It's all part of must-hear podcasting. 

Warehouse Life, the podcast about working in an actual Disc Golf Warehouse has reached 10 episodes! Let's take a moment to reflect upon that achievement. Just a short year ago, Matt, Paul, and Todd we're still learning how to spell the word 'Podcast'. And now look at em' 10 episodes of high quality somewhat disc golf related content! Time to break out the balloon animals and cheese tray!This week, the Warehouse Life crew takes on the hard-hitting subject of stolen breakroom food with guest Christopher, a veteran warehouse employee (Hint: It was an inside job). Also, you won't want to miss the gang discussing Squirrel Pit Fighting,  giving up farting inside the warehouse, and what's this:? Live chickens inside the warehouse? Why not? It's all part of must-hear podcasting.