Steve Martin
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380 appearances
18 recordings
4 series
first heard May 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Steve Martin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Wah Bellamy. Thank you, Goldie. I appreciate you. All right, boys. See you. Thank you, Goldie. See you, guys. I love that, man.
Sure.
What?
Right.
He's playing both sides. Hey, this is Steve in Pittsburgh. My boldest take is that a spoon and a knife are the only utensils that you need. A spoon can do everything that a fork can, but a fork can't do anything that a spoon can. Thanks. I'll hang up and listen.
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Tell me about the Western Conference. Nuggets Clippers in the first round? We got Lakers Wolves?
We don't even know his name. The guy's got a beach house in Florida.
He's a good hitter. He's very smart. And he cares about his teammates. He does.
The Dan Le Batard Show · Hour 1: Domonique Ruins The Interview (feat. Steve Williams) · 31 Mar 2025
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Well, thanks very much. It's nice to be on your show, guys.
Yeah, I was a fanatical rugby player. I'm from New Zealand and rugby's our national sport. Everyone, when they're a kid growing up here, wants to be an all-black and I was no different to that.
No, I think I might have lost a couple of teeth before it was mandatory to wear a mouth guard. But no, nothing too serious. I played rugby through my early college days and then obviously started caddying at a young age. But yeah, rugby's a big game here in New Zealand. I'm not sure if you know much about it. Oh, yeah.
No. How do you mean you can beat some of these dudes?
Oh, look, I mean, anybody that's good enough to get their PGA Tour card and play on any kind of professional circuit, for every player that's out there playing, trying to make a living at golf, there's hundreds of other players that don't make it.
It's a very competitive game, and to be at an elite level in golf, I don't think the average person would realize how much a player puts in and how much time goes into. Making it on the turf. Let me rephrase it.
Oh, look, I guess me and Phil Mickelson could probably square off one day.
Yeah, that's a great question. My personal belief is that he won't give up the dream of trying to win another major championship until the time comes when he knows it's not a possibility. So for him, in order for him to...
play in a major championship and be competitive he needs to have his body in us you know allow his body to be healed and to the point where he can practice so when he stands on the first tee of a major championship he knows he's fully fit and he can play 72 holes without any without any ailment uh and then he can compete so
Tiger is an incredible competitor and I think he's proud of all the records he's got. I think one record he'd like to add to is winning a major championship at 50 years and older. Phil Mickelson's proven that you can do that and there's been a number of other players of the won majors late in their career. So, you know, Tiger's, I don't think he's given up the dream of doing that.
And, you know, until such point where that dream's gone, where he believes he can't compete and win a major championship, I think he'll try and keep playing. So hopefully we haven't seen the last of Tiger. I mean, it would be a phenomenal story if he could come back and get himself ready where he could play in a major championship and not only play, but, you know, give it a chance to win.
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