Bo & Joe are 15 episodes in and there is no turning back now! As 2024 comes to a close, the guys look back at some of their favorite moments from the first season of Out to Pasture.

Larry Csonka (1:52)

Dave Barry (6:26)

O.J. McDuffie (9:41)

Johnny Bench (12:47)

Willy T. Ribbs (16:57)

Joe Theismann (21:33)

Glenn & Lyle Blackwood (27:29)

Mark “Super” Duper (33:03)

Harvey Greene (37:01)

Dave Wannstedt reflects on his extensive coaching career in football, sharing personal anecdotes about his time with the Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears, and Miami Hurricanes. The discussion also touches on personal well-being and staying active in life after coaching.

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Glenn and Lyle Blackwood join Bo & Joe to reflect on their days of commanding the Miami Dolphins defensive backfield as members of the fabled Killer B’s Defense. The brothers discuss tough coaching from Don Shula and Bill Arnsparger, the countless pranks they pulled on their teammates, and the importance of mental engagement when navigating life after football.

Harvey Greene joins Bo and Joe to discuss his extensive career in sports communications, detailing his experiences with iconic figures like George Steinbrenner, Don Shula, Jimmy Johnson, Nick Saban, and even President Joe Biden. Greene's anecdotes highlight the importance of preparation, adaptability, loyalty, and the impact of technology on sports PR.

Sports writer and television analyst Michael Silver joins Bo and Joe to discuss his new book, The Why Is Everything. Silver shares his insights from his experiences covering the NFL, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, and the current state of sports journalism.

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Mark “Super” Duper shares his journey from a track star to an NFL legend, discussing the challenges he faced in his early career, his development as a player, and his experiences playing alongside greats like Dan Marino and Mark Clayton. He opens up about his battle with cancer and the support he received from friends and family, as well as his transition to life after football and his new passion for beekeeping.

Sal Paolantonio has been a mainstay of ESPN’s NFL coverage since 1995. Best known for his coverage of the Philadelphia Eagles, Paolantonio is a New York native who served as a Surface Warfare officer in the US Navy right out of college. Sal was a political reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer before moving on to ESPN.

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Doug Betters is the classic example of a draft-day steal. Selected in the sixth round by the Miami Dolphins in 1978, Betters would go on to spend his entire 10-year career in orange and aqua and joining with our very own Kim Bokamper as a member of the fabled Killer B’s Defense. Betters was named the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 1983, as well as a first team All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection that same year. He participated in two Super Bowls with Miami and is a member of the team’s Ring of Honor. In this episode, Doug, Bo and Joe reminisce about their time playing together, as well as Doug’s life after football and the life-altering accident he suffered while skiing. 

To learn more about Doug and Doug Betters For the Children, Inc. visit https://www.dougbettersforthechildren.org/about-us/

Dr. Howard Bush, MD is an interventional cardiologist in Weston, Fla. With more than 41 years of experience in the medical field, Dr. Bush has extensive experience in Interventional Cardiac Procedures, Heart Conditions, and Adult Congenital Heart Conditions. In this episode, Dr. Bush joins Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose to discuss all aspects of heart health.

In this episode of the Out to Pasture podcast with Bo & Joe, Willy T. Ribbs joins Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose to discuss his trailblazing career in auto racing. The first African-American driver to test a Formula One car and to compete in the Indianapolis 500, Ribbs shares the challenges he overcame in racing, encounters with Muhammad Ali, navigating NASCAR in the Deep South and his documentary film, Uppity. Now 65 years old, Willy also opens up on the importance of letting go of resentment and always moving forward.

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