Bo & Joe welcome long-time Dolphins beat writer and AllDolphins podcaster Alain Poupart, who has been covering the Miami Dolphins since 1985. From his first game at the Orange Bowl to today’s joint practices in the digital age, Alain offers unparalleled perspective on how the team—and the media—have evolved over four decades.

The guys discuss the current roster, the state of the cornerback room, and whether this year’s draft class can form a legitimate core. Alain doesn’t hold back on Tua Talk, Mike McDaniel’s offensive brilliance, or the quirks of modern fan-driven podcasts. And yes, there’s even a heated debate about drop shots and gamesmanship on the tennis court.

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In this episode of Out to Pasture, Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose dive into another padded day at Miami Dolphins training camp. The guys break down the team’s renewed emphasis on physicality, the tight-knit culture brewing in the locker room, and standout performances from both rookies and veterans. From the promising depth of the front seven to lingering questions in the secondary and special teams, Bo and Joe leave no position group untouched. They also preview the upcoming joint practices with the Chicago Bears, offering insight into what coaches and fans alike should be watching for. Plus, find out what new ride Bo picked up at Ed Morse Sawgrass Automall!

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The pads came on and the intensity ramped up as Bo and Joe return for Day Two of Dolphins training camp coverage on Out to Pasture. Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose break down a spirited practice filled with standout performances and evolving position battles. The guys spotlight impressive showings from rookies Patrick Paul and Jonah Savaiinaea on the offensive line, as well as leadership emerging from veterans like Bradley Chubb, Zach Seiler, and Austin Jackson. They discuss Mike McDaniel's evolving coaching style, Tua Tagovailoa's command of the offense, and a heated QB2 competition between Zach Wilson and Quinn Ewers. The cornerback room remains a question mark with new vets joining the mix and Cam Smith potentially on the outside looking in.

Football season is officially back, and so are Bo and Joe with the first installment of their Miami Dolphins Training Camp Recap series. Broadcasting from the team facility, Kim Bokamper and Joe Rose break down Day One of camp, touching on everything from the literal storm clouds to the metaphorical ones hanging over the team this offseason. The guys dive into the Dolphins' renewed focus on culture, Mike McDaniel's offseason adjustments, and early signs of leadership emerging from key veterans. They also analyze the revamped offensive and defensive lines, Tyreek Hill’s redemptive tone, and what needs to change on special teams. Whether you're hyped or hesitant about the 2025 season, this episode sets the tone for what’s to come.

Bo and Joe return from summer vacation with fresh stories, big laughs, and plenty of Dolphins talk. From Joe nearly getting pickpocketed in Paris to Bo living the high life on a Ritz-Carlton cruise, the guys compare notes on their globe-trotting adventures before diving into the latest Miami Dolphins news. They react to the return of Minkah Fitzpatrick, evaluate the team’s offseason moves, and size up the roster heading into training camp. With observations from minicamp and thoughts on the importance of Tua, Tyreek, and the health of the defense, this episode sets the stage for what could be a defining year in Miami. Plus, the guys reflect on how lucky they were to play in the pre-social media era—and how today’s players would’ve never survived the Kings Inn days.

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Bo and Joe reconnect with their former Miami Dolphins teammate and resident Louisiana legend, A.J. Duhe. A first-round pick turned trash-talking linebacker, A.J. reflects on his days in the trenches with the fabled Killer B’s defense (despite the missing “B” in his last name), the infamous Thanksgiving Day brawl in St. Louis, and his unforgettable performance in the 1982 AFC Championship Game that sent the Fins to the Super Bowl. The stories flow as freely as the grits—whether it’s A.J.’s hatred of yellow cheese, his custom pork chop parmesan order, or his unique path to football stardom.

Former professional tennis player Jane Forman joins Bo and Joe to talk tennis vs. pickleball, the grind of the pro tour, the wild world of sports parents, and how a debilitating ankle injury turned into a miraculous comeback—thanks to Baptist Health’s foot & ankle specialist, Dr. Thomas San Giovanni. A fun, insightful, and inspiring ride through the past, present, and future of tennis.

Bo & Joe sit down with longtime Miami Dolphins Director of Security, Stu Weinstein. With over three decades of service to the team, Stu’s stories are nothing short of legendary.

From delivering bad news to Don Shula (and surviving the aftermath) to a heated incident with a young Alex Rodriguez, Stu takes us behind the scenes of some of the most intense, hilarious, and sometimes bizarre moments in Dolphins history. He also opens up about his battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, his journey from Miami Gardens to NFL security, and how Coach Shula’s mentorship shaped his career.

Hall of Fame defensive lineman and NY Jets legend, Joe Klecko joins Bo and Joe to discuss the great Dolphins-Jets rivalry, memorable games, and the respect they had for each other. Klecko also opens up about the challenges of maintaining his health as he ages, shares insights on longevity and the importance of staying active, and explains what issues he has with the recent New York Sack Exchange documentary. 

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.