Quiet Please! With Mel and Kira

Kira returns to Quiet Please three weeks after giving birth to Van! Kira and Mel bond over motherhood, revealing Uncle Mel’s clever baby gift, and Kai’s “threenager” venture into cursing. On golf, they discuss LIV Golf shutting down after massive losses and players rewriting their exit narratives, then praise Jon Rahm’s DP World Tour win in Abu Dhabi and spotlight 19‑year‑old Blades Brown as a standout new PGA Tour star. Also, they react to WTGL’s promising energetic debut.

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Mel Reid hosts a solo Quiet Please while Kira Dixon spends time with baby Van, recapping a chaotic two-week Italy trip and surviving travel with two kids under three. Back in Colorado, the new basement bar gets accidentally christened on Halloween, and Mel declares fall golf itch. She previews the squeeze at the end of the LPGA season, praises Miyū Yamashita’s fifth LPGA win, and notes Andrew Novak’s five-shot PGA Tour win in Mexico. She critiques LIV players crawling back to DPWT, teases the women’s WTGL debut, and ends with a “shush” for anyone judging her putting up a Christmas tree on Nov 1.

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In the 1970s, Chris Evert is the face of women’s tennis. Female players have just rebelled over equal pay and started their own tour, and Chris is their superstar -- cool, composed and all but unbeatable. But when a young woman from Czechoslovakia shows up, Chris senses that she may have some real competition. This first episode traces the origins of the rivalry between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert, and the fateful moment that will change both their lives.
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Kira and Mel welcome LPGA star Sarah Schmelzel as their “third yapper,” joke about mask-chain memories, then trace how she went from gymnastics, figure skating, and family golf to the Epson Tour and LPGA. Sarah details a 15-year battle with endometriosis and adenomyosis, taking time off, and easing back into golf with her team. They debate Solheim Cup vs. individual wins and close with “shush of the week” rants about lung capacity, TV packs, and everyone being too loud.
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Mel runs a solo Q&A with all your usable questions. Mel gives her practical advice for amateurs, reflects on her top Solheim Cup memories, and weighs in on Suzann Pettersen competing again. Also, she explains what she misses (and doesn’t miss) about the tour grind, and the golf rule she would change.
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