Quiet Please! With Mel and Kira

On this episode of Quiet Please! Mel considers phoning a friend to help teach Kai to swim, and Kira calls in from The Players Championship. They recap Akshay Bhatia’s Arnold Palmer Invitational playoff win, Luke Donald being named the European Ryder Cup captain, and recent LPGA results. Also, Mel tells the story of when she was bitten by a snake on the green in China, and how the greenskeepers got revenge on her behalf.

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On this episode of Quiet Please! Kira is finally home from Italy and Mel is working on potty training Kai. They discuss Shake Shack vs. In-N-Out, Kira’s meal plans now that she’s back and Mel being mistaken for a Colorado State University golfer. They recap Hannah Green’s win at the HSBC Championship, and Nico Echavarria’s win in Palm Beach after Shane Lowry’s late double-doubles.
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On today’s episode of Quiet Please, Kira makes her return to the show after covering the Winter Olympics in Italy. Mel and Kira discuss all things working the games, Mel’s new addition coming soon, and we mention the sport of golf briefly. Plus Mel is buying new tools and Kira is STILL in Italy.

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On this episode of Quiet Please! Mel Reid is joined by longtime LPGA/PGA golf tour caddy, Olly Brett, while Kira is away at the Olympics. They discuss recent golf results including Anthony Kim’s win at LIV in Adelaide and Collin Morikawa’s success at the AT&T after a long win drought. Olly shares his thoughts on new LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler, selling dirty gym socks, and being an 8-year rebound.
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On this episode of Quiet Please! Mel Reid takes on the PGA updates solo while Kira Dixon dials in from Italy as our official Olympics correspondent. They are then joined by Olympian curler Matt Hamilton to discuss the truth behind gold medals, bucket list snowboarding, and how spite from a high-performance camp rejection drove Matt to the Olympics.
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