The simple sophisticate is someone who prefers quality over quantity, sensible living over mindless consumption, personal style instead of trendy fashions, has an insatiable curiosity for life’s endless questions and a desire to live a truly fulfilling life rather than being led around by the nose. Inspired by her lifestyle blog The Simply Luxurious Life, Shannon Ables (the original Simple Sophisticate) shares with listeners tips on how to live a refined life on an everyday income. From achieving your goals, preparing a memorable meal, creating a capsule wardrobe, traveling the world (Francophiles tune in as Paris is a favorite destination), and living life to the fullest without breaking the bank, living well is really quite simple. Businesses which pride themselves on quality, thoughtful products and experiences are well received by listeners: lifestyle apps, food & cooking, travel, clothing, books, and anything inspired by the French culture.

The Tour Junkies Podcast strives to deliver informative and entertaining PGATour Golf content every week. We will come prepared with research, analytics and other funny sh-crap to make your listening experience "great fantastic". In addition to our golf betting and fantasy golf advice, we regularly have PGATour Pros, caddies, and other golf experts on the podcast to enhance your experience. DraftKings PGA DFS is where we spend a lot of our time, but the information we share will apply to any format of picking golfers. We have regular jobs, regular families, and regular responsibilities. This means that we won’t always be right, but we will be passionate. We will be entertaining. We will study hard and commit to the research every week so that our content is solid. Our audience is male between the ages of 24 - 58 years old based on nearly 2 years of analytics from hosts like SoundCloud and BlogTalkRadio. Our listeners love golf, enjoy gambling, and are usually white collar workers enjoying our show during their commute. 90% of our listeners are US based with Canada and the U.K. making up the rest. California, Texas, New York, Michigan, and Illinois are the states that listen to us the most every week. We've got our own show on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio every Wednesday night. We're regular guests on PGATour Radio with "Inside the Ropes." We're contributing writers for Rotogrinders.com & 18Birdies.com. We've been the #1 Ranked Fantasy Golf Podcast on iTunes for the last 16 months and weekly ranked in the Top 200 Sports & Recreation shows. Our show has been growing since we started in October of 2015 when we had a total of 60 listeners a week. Now, we consistently have 11,000 a week and over 25,000 for Major Championships. We're the only PGATour Fantasy Golf Podcast that consistently brings in guests. We've had over 25 PGATour players, caddies, and coaches on the Podcast in the last 18 months. We've had billionaire GoDaddy & PXG founder, Bob Parsons, on the show. Some of our PGATour player guests include Major Champion, Brooks Koepka, "Beef" Johnston, Kevin Kisner, Billy Horschel, Scott Piercy, Willy Wilcox, and Steven Bowditch just to name a few. We've had proven success with advertisers since our show started as our listeners are highly engaged. We consistently run contests on the Podcast and through our Social Media channels to drive engagement. FanshareSports.com did a 4 week ad run with us back in the Spring to gain users on their site. They went from just over 700 users to 1300 during that 4 week period from advertising on our show alone. We'd be glad to support any advertisers with Twitter, FaceBook, and Instagram support through our following. Our followers love our live videos through those outlets, and we'd be glad to supplement any Podcast ads with a strong social media strategy.

The Angry Therapist is John Kim, LMFT, is a published writer, speaker, life coach, and a co-founder of JRNI. As he was going through an expired relationship, John created a blog and started to document his journey post divorce. Even though he was a licensed therapist, John preferred casual over clinical in his approach. He blogged about his shortcomings, revelations, and his views on relationships, the self help business, and the world. He found CrossFit, bought a motorcycle, and started coaching people in unconventional ways. Through this process, he came up with his own concepts. He realized that there was a new way to help others, combining what he learned in therapy school with life coaching and using technology to be mobile and create online communities, but most importantly, he took a very different approach, one frowned upon by the rigid and antiquated therapy world. He practiced transparency. People keep asking him why he calls himself The Angry Therapist. His reply: It’s my way of saying I’m human. Learn more about John here: www.theangrytherapist.com