Longtime Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote reflects on his experiences with legendary figures in Miami sports, including Don Shula and Pat Riley. He discusses the evolution of coaching styles, the impact of his controversial columns, and the shift from traditional media to digital platforms. Greg shares insights on the changing landscape of sports journalism and the importance of adapting to new technologies while maintaining integrity in reporting.

Bo and Joe are joined by Dr. Eli Friedman, M.D., medical director of sports cardiology at Miami Cardiac and Vascular Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida, to discuss the importance of heart health, particularly for older adults. They cover various topics including community engagement in heart health education, the significance of regular check-ups, the impact of diet and exercise, and the role of technology in health monitoring. The conversation also touches on alcohol consumption, erectile dysfunction as a health indicator, and the importance of AEDs and athletic trainers in emergency situations.

David Shula reflects on his journey from law school to becoming a coach in the NFL, sharing insights about the invaluable lessons learned from his legendary father, Don Shula as well as the pressures of coaching, talent evaluation, and the dynamics of coaching personalities. He discusses the importance of respect, commitment, and the dynamics of coaching, as well as the challenges and rewards of balancing family life with a demanding career in football. Dave also opens up about his personal health journey with atrial fibrillation and reflects on his family's legacy in coaching, particularly his son's rise in the profession with the Los Angeles Rams.

Bo and Joe were also joined by Dr. Bryan Wilner, Electrophysiologist at Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida for our Out to Pasture MD segment.

Don Strock shares his experiences as a backup quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, reflecting on the importance of preparation and the unique challenges of the role. He discusses his long tenure with legendary coach Don Shula, providing insights into game day dynamics and memorable moments, including the iconic double overtime game against the San Diego Chargers, as well as backing up both Bob Griese and Dan Marino. The conversation shifts to health as Dr. Jonathan Fialkow, Chief Cardiologist at Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida, joins to discuss Don's heart health journey, including his experiences with aortic valve replacement and atrial fibrillation, emphasizing the importance of preventive care and awareness of heart conditions.

In this engaging conversation, Kristi Krueger shares her journey in broadcasting, the evolution of women in media, and the challenges of social media criticism. She discusses impactful health stories, her personal experience with injury and recovery, and the importance of bone health and nutrition. Dr. Roy Cardoso, orthopedic surgeon at Baptist Health Orthopedic Care, also joins to conversation to discuss Kristi’s injury and surgery, as well as the measures individuals can take to improve their bone health.

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Former New York Jets great, Marty Lyons, discusses his 12-year career, his role on the Jets’ fabled New York Sack Exchange that also featured Mark Gastineau, Joe Klecko, and Abdul Salaam, the hit that ended the career of Hall of Fame center, Dwight Stephenson, and recovering from knee replacement in his late sixties. Jimmy Cefalo joins Kim Bokamper for this conversation that also concludes with a conversation with Dr. Alexander van der Ven, an orthopedic surgeon with Baptist Health Medical Group. 

Originally from Salerno, Italy, Chef Angelo Elia is a leading culinary figure celebrated throughout the United States. His flagship restaurant concept, Casa D’Angelo, is a Ft. Lauderdale staple and Angelo has since opened restaurants throughout South Florida and beyond. In this episode, Angelo joins Bo & Joe to discuss his rise in the industry, overcoming a battle with cancer, and spending quality time with his family.

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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.