Hour 4: Golf & Richard

Summary

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Don, Hahn & Rosenberg Podcast (Hour 4: Golf & Richard)

Date: March 25, 2026
Hosts: Don La Greca, Alan Hahn, Peter Rosenberg
Podcast Theme: New York Sports, Culture, and Candid Commentary

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Episode Overview

In this lively hour, Don, Hahn, and Rosenberg deliver an irreverent and freewheeling conversation around sports office fashion—specifically the proliferation of golf attire—before veering into a debate on the athleticism of golf versus bowling. The trio also tackles generational culture gaps with a Tarantino test for their new intern, revisit iconic New York sports moments with listener calls, and riff on the intersection of streaming services and sports fandom. The episode is rich with banter, sharp opinions, and plenty of classic New York attitude.

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Golf Attire & Office Fashion

[01:25–07:09]

Key Discussion Points:

• The hosts notice many men in their office wearing golf attire—polo shirts tucked in, braided belts—whether or not they actually play golf.
• Alan rails against the performative aspect: “I'll tell you why they do it... cause they're tools.” (Alan, 01:55)
• The group explores which is worse: those who play golf and dress the part or those who don’t play but still sport the gear.
• Alan suggests if it’s socially acceptable to rehearse a golf swing at the microwave, why not bowling or darts? He questions the undue prestige golf receives as a social sport.

Notable Exchange:

• Peter: "Like they're going out, they're gonna play nine after the shift." (01:44)
• Alan: “If you're playing golf, you despise your family or you've never had sex. There is no in between. And if you're practicing your swing at the microwave, you're a toolbox.” (04:48, 05:17)
• Don admits he sometimes pantomimes swinging in the office but jokes about how Alan's critique now makes him feel self-conscious.

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Golf vs. Bowling: Athleticism Showdown

[03:41–06:48]

Key Discussion Points:

• Alan asserts bowling is more athletic than golf “because it's a 14-pound ball.” (Alan, 03:45)
• Don disagrees, contending that golf is harder and you can't have a random breakout game in golf the way you can in bowling.
• They discuss what counts as a good score in each—Don equates a 175 in bowling to “breaking 100” in golf.

Memorable Quote:

• Don: “I’ve played golf way more than I’ve bowled. Never randomly was like 86. Like that never has happened.” (04:09)

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Generational Gaps: The Tarantino Test

[09:15–12:34]

Key Discussion Points:

• The station’s new intern, Chase, doesn’t know who Quentin Tarantino is, nor his iconic films (“Not heard Pulp Fiction”, Don, 10:20).
• The hosts are incredulous and discuss whether this is a failure of parenting or a concerning cultural blind spot.
• Peter outlines a challenge: the intern must watch key Tarantino movies over eight days to avoid being fired.
• The debate touches on basic cultural literacy:
  Alan: “I've never fired a rifle or had a fur hat, but I know who Daniel Boone is. Like, there's certain things you just know.” (11:58)

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Call-In Segment: Old School NY Sports Lore & Streaming Dilemmas

[17:00–20:45]

Key Discussion Points:

• A nostalgic call from “Jimmy,” who recalls opening days at Shea Stadium and highlights the legendary renovation of Yankee Stadium by Steinbrenner in 1976.
• The caller declares, “Pitino... if he gets this done, wins the next four games... the greatest New York sports story since... the 69 Mets.” (Jimmy, 18:51)
• In a rapid-fire closing, Jimmy laments the move of Yankees and WWE programming to Netflix, and refuses to subscribe even as a diehard fan.

Memorable Moment:

• Alan: “I'm not subscribing [to] Netflix just to watch this one game.”
• Don: “I don't know if I think you're an idiot or I respect you, but it's right down the middle, I think.” (20:06)

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Quick Hits & Wrap-up

[15:30–16:29]

• Brief rundown of the night’s local sports broadcast schedule.
• Knicks ticket giveaway promo.
• The hosts joke about not recalling if they even took any calls all hour—a minor milestone in their on-air history.

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Memorable Quotes

• Alan (on office golf guys, 04:48):
  "If you're playing golf, you despise your family or you've never had sex. There is no in between."

• Don (on cultural knowledge, 11:58):
  “I've never fired a rifle or had a fur hat, but I know who Daniel Boone is... there’s certain things you just know.”

• Jimmy (on iconic sports moments, 18:53):
  “Opening day... you had Bunnings vs. Koufax, Marichal vs. Spahn... I remembered so well. 62 years ago, Shea Stadium opening on April 10, 1964... That was opening day at Shea Stadium.”

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Golf Attire Rant: 01:25–04:48
• Golf vs. Bowling Debate: 03:41–06:48
• Practicing Sports Moves at Work: 04:35–05:53
• Generational Culture Gap/Tarantino Challenge: 09:15–12:34
• Listener “Jimmy” Reminisces & Sports Streaming Debate: 17:00–20:45
• Show Wrap-up and Giveaway: 15:30–16:29

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Tone & Style

The conversation is energetic, sarcastic, and unapologetically New York—equal parts loving and skewering the sports and culture they cover, with rapid-fire banter and biting humor. It’s a sports radio hour for fans who enjoy hot takes, nostalgia, and authentic, unfiltered commentary.

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Transcript

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[Don Hahn]

Don Alan, I just talking about how people like to wear golf wear on this office.

[Peter]

We're having a fashion conversation.

[Don Hahn]

Have you noticed that? Don? Like a lot of the, like, for whatever reason, I don't know why in this office, like a lot of men in this office wear like golf wear. Like, like, like polo shirts tucked in with a braided belt.

[Peter]

Like they're going out, they're gonna play nine after the shift.

[Don Hahn]

That's what it looks like.

[Peter]

You know, I'm getting out at 4. I got a little sunlight. I'll play 9. I'm already ready. Just throw the spikes on.

[Alan]

I'll tell you why they do it.

[Don Hahn]

Go ahead.

[Alan]

Cause they're tools.

[Peter]

Oh, my God. I wasn't ready to go there.

[Alan]

I'm ready to go there.

[Don Hahn]

I get you.

[Peter]

That's exactly the reason Don's ready.

[Alan]

You gotta show off. I do a lot. I do a lot of things. Like three or four times a week. You don't, you don't see me practicing at the water cooler.

[Don Hahn]

No, but that's not the. No, no.

[Alan]

It's exactly the same thing. What if I, when I dress up in the outfit?

[Don Hahn]

But hold on.

[Alan]

I just like coming with a chef hat on, walking around like a yo yo. You'd be like, you know what you got Problems, man. Go home, Let him go.

[Peter]

Or when it comes in, it's like, oh, yeah, I played on Saturday. And then they tell you how they play. They tell you about a specific hole and you're looking. I'm like, can you just finish? I'm not interested.

[Don Hahn]

Well, let me ask you what's worse, though. What's worse? People who play golf and then dress in golf wear to work or people who don't even play golf and they're still dressed like they play golf at work?

[Peter]

That's when.

[Don Hahn]

That's what I'm pointing at.

[Peter]

You're admitting I gave up and I'm just gonna like, that Looks like it matches, so it's easy.

[Don Hahn]

I gave up, Don. You know what my thing is? Be in or out. If you want to go formal wear in the office, the office should be, hey, people dress up around here, great. Wear a sport coat. I'm down. You guys know I'm down. You guys know I'm usually one speed or the other full on. Full on suit and shoes to work.

[Peter]

Or like today.

[Don Hahn]

Or today. Black T shirt.

[Peter]

I don't know what's on that shirt.

[Don Hahn]

It's. It's a. It's a varvatos T shirt with weird white stains built into it. I don't know.

[Peter]

That's built in.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Peter]

I thought that was lunch.

[Alan]

So I like cream. Can I come in with like, bowling shoes?

[Peter]

I want you to. I want you to.

[Don Hahn]

When I'm, When I'm.

[Alan]

When I'm heating up my lunch at the microwave, can I like, practice my throw? No, please do that. I'm going to start doing that from now because I like bowling. I respect bowling. I think, I think it deserves more respect.

[Don Hahn]

You think it shows more athleticism than golf to bowl?

[Alan]

Yeah. Because it's a 14 pound ball.

[Don Hahn]

No, this is a bad take.

[Peter]

I love this.

[Alan]

Not a bad take at all.

[Don Hahn]

Well, it's an interesting take. I disagree with it, but it's an interesting take.

[Peter]

I love. But I would love this argument.

[Don Hahn]

Skill. The skill.

[Peter]

You're saying Don versus Jefferson right now.

[Don Hahn]

You think this leisure sport is better,

[Peter]

Is harder to play.

[Don Hahn]

Oh, come on. The, the, the. The fact of the matter is this. I've had a day where I bowled pretty well.

[Peter]

Yeah. What's pretty well?

[Don Hahn]

Like 175. I had a turkey. You know, like something good happened. I've been. I've played golf way more than I've bowled. Never randomly was like 86. Like that never has happened.

[Peter]

You think 175 is like an 86?

[Don Hahn]

No. It's not. No, it's not. A 175 is like. It's like a 99.

[Peter]

Yeah. Breaking 100.

[Jimmy]

Yeah.

[Don Hahn]

That's never happened either.

[Peter]

Okay, well, to you, probably.

[Alan]

But the point is, it's just that. Why is golf accepted? But there's other recreate. What if I just like to play darts? Do I get to practice my throw at the microphone?

[Peter]

Do they have dart, like fashion?

[Don Hahn]

He's talking about just standing around doing this, though.

[Alan]

Yeah, just. If I did that, you would. You would want to put me in an institution. Meanwhile, I'm practicing my swing and it's like, oh, let's go talk to him. He must be cool. No, he's not cool. Well, he's a nerd. You shouldn't talk to him. Most likely a virgin. Or despise his family. It's one of the two. There's no in between. If you're playing golf, you despise your family or you've never had sex. There is no in between. And if you're practicing your swing at the microwave, you're a toolbox.

[Don Hahn]

You suck. Music. Hold on. Do you know.

[Peter]

Do you know that I love that? We got it.

[Don Hahn]

You know. And you know, Alan, I gotta only talk to you. I can't talk to you. Okay, the thing is, the reason this is hard for me, it's a little awkward, tired.

[Peter]

For the.

[Don Hahn]

Is even though I'm like, you know, I'm barely a golfer. I have clubs. I've played. Sure, I've played 50 times in my life. 60 times. I love golf. It's a great time. But I'm not a. I'm not a golfer. Golfer. I didn't go last. I didn't make it out last year once. But I'm not going to lie to you. There are times when I'm bored and I will sit around and do a pretend. Why would you do that, by the way? But I used to do that with baseball, too.

[Peter]

Swing back.

[Don Hahn]

I do pretend, pretend. And I'm the guy who do the pretend. Walking, dribbling. I do. I've done all those things.

[Alan]

I've been there.

[Don Hahn]

I do it. I don't know why I do it. And now Don thinks I'm like the guy at the cooler.

[Peter]

You don't do it anymore?

[Don Hahn]

No, I don't just randomly do it loosely in the office.

[Peter]

Like Don said, you're no longer a virgin. You don't do these things. I think Don is making a point.

[Don Hahn]

I did it post virginity.

[Alan]

If you're somebody that thinks you're the only one in the room. All right. And you decide to do that? I'm cool. These guys did. They're hoping people are watching.

[Peter]

Yeah, because they want. Hey, you golf? Oh, yeah.

[Alan]

Oh, you can't.

[Peter]

Little hitch in my swing. I'm working on it. Yeah, whatever.

[Don Hahn]

Hold on, Don. I just want to start it because I want to clear this up for the Internet because I think this could go viral. So just to be clear, to reiterate what you said, if you love golf, you either hate your family or you're a virgin. No in between.

[Peter]

Wow, there's.

[Alan]

I'm not talking about you who's golf 50, 60 times.

[Don Hahn]

You're not about people who are out every weekend. If you're out every weekend.

[Alan]

I'm talking about the guy that's out there every weekend. I'm talking about the guy that's practicing his swing at the microwave. All he talks about is golf. Sits there and watches golf as if he's gonna pick up some tricks. Or Jefferson actually has a T in his pocket.

[Don Hahn]

Oh, wow. You're talking about the guys who bathe themselves in pork and beans, right?

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[Don Hahn]

Now you want to get upset again? I think I want to send Don to the moon.

[Peter]

What else we got?

[Don Hahn]

Do you know the white. Do you know the whiteboard? Wednesday this. This at the station is favorite Quentin Tarantino movie.

[Alan]

I did see the tweet. Yeah.

[Don Hahn]

And yesterday our new intern, one of the spring interns, Chase was was proudly walking around going, I I don't know who that is about Quentin Tarantino, but

[Peter]

I believe we had this conversation.

[Alan]

He's.

[Don Hahn]

Was he with us?

[Peter]

We had this conversation because we told him he has eight days.

[Don Hahn]

Yeah, but no, Don wasn't here.

[Peter]

Don wasn't here for that.

[Alan]

No, I think that was Monday.

[Don Hahn]

Don. He didn't know.

[Alan]

That's right.

[Peter]

Don was.

[Don Hahn]

He didn't know who Tarantino was.

[Peter]

No.

[Don Hahn]

And he hadn't heard of any of the movies.

[Peter]

Poor kid.

[Alan]

Then he's dumb. No, no, honestly. Or is he was. Has he been institutionalized? Has he been like locked up somewhere? I don't want to make fun like it may be something traumatic happens.

[Don Hahn]

Yeah, you don't know the answer.

[Peter]

He's a Rutgers kid. He wants to be a play by play guy.

[Alan]

Like to be a fan. But Quentin Tarantino's movies did not have heard of Kill Bill. Not heard Pulp Fiction.

[Don Hahn]

Not heard Pulp Fiction.

[Alan]

I'm not saying not seen Fiction.

[Don Hahn]

Never heard of it. Yeah, never heard of it.

[Peter]

Just don't even know who by the way is

[Don Hahn]

Once upon a time in Hollywood. It just came out.

[Alan]

I don't. I don't want him to work here anymore.

[Peter]

He just got started, Don.

[Don Hahn]

Well, college kid, grand opening, grand closing.

[Peter]

I think we give him eight days.

[Alan]

No, but you watch all disturbance by this.

[Don Hahn]

No, I believe me, I. We were.

[Alan]

We called them out again. You don't have to be a fan. You should have thrown them out. Yeah. Shouldn't have been like Jazzy Jeff and maybe you didn't see the movie. He's not A movie guy. But you're telling me. Walk this earth. He's in college.

[Don Hahn]

But you never.

[Peter]

He said he only watches sports movie.

[Alan]

Yeah, he's only a sports movie guy. Which sports movie? He should have a segment. He's only a sport.

[Peter]

I say we give him the eight days. I gave him eight days from.

[Don Hahn]

Yeah, we'll see. We'll see if he. This is the game.

[Peter]

Homework, watch. Everyone come in and we'll have you sit. He wants to have a chance to sit at the mic.

[Don Hahn]

But did he say that? We don't know what he's gonna do.

[Peter]

I told him. And do you have to watch them and we have to come in and you'll give us a little bit of each movie so we proves you saw it and then you're clear. And if you don't do it, you're out, you're dead.

[Don Hahn]

So that's. That's what's happening here, Don.

[Alan]

No, that's just for the.

[Don Hahn]

Never.

[Alan]

Never have heard of him.

[Don Hahn]

It's. It's very. It's troubling. No, it's very troubling.

[Peter]

Well, Peter went as far to blame the family.

[Don Hahn]

Yeah. I said, what's going on in the home? Yeah, that's my thing.

[Peter]

There are issues there.

[Don Hahn]

I showed my niece and nephew Pulp Fiction recently, and it's not like they hadn't heard of Tarantino. They were 17. They hadn't seen Pulp Fiction yet. I said, you guys are old enough now. Let's sit down and watch. I saw guys. I saw Pulp Fiction in the theater when I was 17. That's when it came out. So I said, let's sit down. And I guess I was 15 when it came out. So I said, let's sit down and do the right thing.

[Alan]

I've never fired a rifle or had a fur hat, but I know who Daniel Boone is. Like, there's certain things you just know.

[Don Hahn]

Let me Don. The Yankees need to fire Daniel Boone.

[Peter]

Was that a call?

[Don Hahn]

The second I hear the name Boone. I don't care what Boone. It is Daniel Boone, Brett Boone, Aaron Boone. You fire him.

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[Peter]

Why would you?

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[Peter]

Yes, it is.

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[Peter]

I think we did.

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Alan thinks we did.

[Alan]

At least I don't think we did.

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You know, I feel like.

[Don Hahn]

You don't think we did, Don?

[Alan]

I don't think so.

[Peter]

If he was that bad now, does that mean.

[Don Hahn]

Is that some sort of record? Like how often are there shows with not one call?

[Alan]

Not this show.

[Peter]

I know.

[Don Hahn]

You know that means then if there's only room for one call, you know what you do.

[Peter]

No. Why can't we just clean? No. Okay. Clean day.

[Jimmy]

Hi, Don. Peter. Alan. Peter, you're a genius. You're the only non Armenian person in the world that would have known that Tarkanian would have a token Armenian on the team. Brian Emerson, you are a genius. That's how worldly you are. Fellas, I had the basketball game on last night, as I always do. I'm a radio guy. Tyler and Monica made a great point. Zion Williamson is so old school. He's only taken four three point shots. He's six. Six. He's the only high scoring basketball in the last 35 years that has shot so few three point shots. This guy's incredible. Now you guys don't realize you're sitting on a keg. Now, Pitino, if he gets this done, wins the next four games. This will be the greatest New York sports success story since. Well, no, Outside of the 69 Mets, the greatest New York sports story. I am telling you that it's that great. If he can get it done. Opening day. This is how powerful. There were three important dates in the 60s baseball. Opening Day, the All Star Game, and the first game of the World Series. I couldn't tell you which of the three were the best. All I knew was an opening day. You had Bunnings versus Koufax, Marichal versus Spahn, Drysdale versus Jenkins. It was that great. I remembered so well. 62 years ago, Shea Stadium opening on April 10, 1964. I'm coming out of P.S. 166 in Astoria. Still there, by the way. And I'm walking with Mitchell Jacobs, my best friend. We're on Broadway between 32nd and 33rd. We go into the bar. It's Bob Friend versus Jack Fischer. And I remember they chased us out of the bar. But that was opening day at shea Stadium. Listen. 50 years ago, Steinbrenner's greatest thing, greatest accomplishment. Nobody ever talks about it. Think about it. It's never been done in the history of sports. He renovated the iconic Yankee Stad. It opened in 76. The refurbished Yankee Stadium. He took that place 50 years later. No stadium in the history of sport. That was always a pleasure.

[Peter]

Always a pleasure.

[Don Hahn]

See if Jimmy can close it out. We have 30 seconds. Jimmy, you get to be called to today, but you only got 30 seconds. What's up, Jimmy?

[Alan]

I don't even know how to follow that up anymore. Can't be followed.

[Don Hahn]

It's. It's. We have no idea. I'm sorry. Alan was right. I was wrong. That's it. You move on. I apologize. What do you got, Jimmy?

[Jimmy]

Yeah, Netflix.

[Alan]

I'm Die Hard baseball fan.

[Jimmy]

Mets fan, actually, but yeah, I'm not

[Alan]

subscribing Netflix just to watch this one game.

[Don Hahn]

And you don't subscribe to Netflix as is.

[Alan]

Really not.

[Jimmy]

Well, I'm a diehard WWE fan too, but no, I don't.

[Don Hahn]

You're Die Hard WWE fan and they got baseball now. You're still not going to Netflix?

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[Don Hahn]

Wow. I don't know if I think you're an idiot or I respect you, but it's right down the middle, I think. I respect it, Jimmy. Thank you, Jimmy.

[Alan]

Wow, good.

[Don Hahn]

He will not. He loves. He said die Hard wwe, right? The flagship show is on every Monday.

[Peter]

Correct.

[Don Hahn]

You know, I think I. My Netflix plan is through, like my wife's T mobile account. We have it, like with commercials. We don't pay for it. I just, it's included. Like, you can't find a way to get it. There's a lot of ways to get these things. But I.

[Peter]

It's a principle.

[Don Hahn]

He's committed. Anyways, thing from Adams family, we'll throw out the first pitch. We'll break that down as well as the Yankee game starting with you guys tomorrow at 3:00 right here.

[Jimmy]

Let's go, Yankee.

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[Don Hahn]

I don't want to know how the

[Peter]

sausage is made, man. I just want to know. It's good.

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