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Breaking Even – Ryder Cup Wrap and an Interview with Golf Pro Curtis Strange

September 30, 2021

We’re back with our newest podcast Breaking Even with Ned Michaels!

Each Thursday, host Ned Michaels combines his love for golf, sports handicapping, financial markets, and real estate into an action-packed podcast where no topic is out of bounds. The former international golf tour player turned commentator, instructor, real estate investor and self-proclaimed world’s worst options trader will be joined by a variety of guests from different industries to educate, entertain and (hopefully) help make you money. On The Tape co-hosts Guy, Dan & Danny will drop in each week to help fix Ned’s swing at the markets.

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Show Notes:

In this week’s episode, Ned and Barney give their big takeaways from the Ryder Cup and look ahead to the Sanderson Farms Championship in Mississippi this weekend (2:03). Ned interviews golf-pro Curtis Strange, and they talk about what it was like to win the U.S. Open (11:37) and the importance of athletes’ mental health (22:00). Later, Ned is joined by commentator and gambling aficionado Jonathan Coachman as well as “On The Tape” co-host Danny Moses about Danny’s terrible time betting on the Ryder Cup (33:33), Coach’s picks for the tournament this week (51:55), and the stock market selloff (55:38).

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