With Stugotz & Hochman

In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, the guys listen back to an old clip from the show where Stugotz reveals that he used to email New York Jets owner Woody Johnson with advice on how to fix the team… only to never get a response. Marc Hochman questions just how far Stugotz's Jets fandom goes. Then, they revisit a hilarious clip from 2009, when Stugotz couldn't stop laughing at the Miami Dolphins' expense as the Jets made the playoffs and Miami suffered through a disastrous season featuring Pat White.

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On this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Marc Hochman has a bone to pick with Cook Out after his first visit to the fast-food chain in Tampa left him thoroughly unimpressed. Then, with the Miami Heat season underway, the guys revisit some of the most memorable Heat rejoins, including a former Miami-Dade County Commissioner introducing Dwyane Wade as “Wade Jones” and Heat owner Micky Arison accidentally telling fans to “stay white” instead of “stay white hot.”

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Stugotz and Marc Hochman recap their weekend attending Frank Caliendo’s comedy shows, including Stugotz’s disbelief that Caliendo was performing inside a mall. Then, the guys take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of their favorite Caliendo appearances and hilarious moments from the show’s history.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Marc Hochman planned to revisit even more classic Greg Cote clips, but things quickly go off the rails when the Versace Mansion comes up. The guys relive that infamous night, including the time Stugotz got so drunk on air that he asked Ludacris how much his watch cost. Plus, they remember when Boog Sciambi cornered Dan Le Batard into saying Reggie Miller wasn’t a Hall of Famer… right in front of Reggie Miller.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Marc Hochman go back into the archives to revisit some of Greg Cote’s earliest appearances on the show following the news that his 53-year run at the Miami Herald is coming to an end. The guys listen back to the early days of the Singing Sportswriter, including Greg’s unforgettable Roger Clemens song, and remember how the bit eventually spawned its own characters, including Fake Greg Cote and the legendary Black Cote caller.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Marc Hochman take a trip down memory lane and relive the legendary Leroy Jenkins bit that took over their radio show and the moments that came from it. Hoch answers questions from listeners, including one from a guy who refers to his partner as his “lady friend.” Plus, the guys revisit some of their favorite moments of celebrities hanging up on the show.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit the glory days of Stugotz’s Fake Tony Dungy Twitter account before going back to the 2010 Sueys to relive the nominees for Best Dismissal.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit the time Dan joined a panel with Sean Hannity to discuss Michael Vick. Plus, the guys look back at a ZZ Top tribute to NBA writer Kevin Arnovitz and the time Dan’s brother, Lebo, absolutely destroyed a bathroom. Finally, Stugotz gets candid about whether he regrets turning down the opportunity to become the program director at WFAN.

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Soak it all in! In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Hoch is in Utah, and he tries to explain Mormon culture to Stugotz. Then, on the 15th anniversary, the guys relive the night they brought Hoch's radio character, “Marc Hochman Sports Comic,” to the Improv in Fort Lauderdale—an infamous night that, to this day, Dan Le Batard still hasn’t exactly gotten over and that brought the show, as people knew it, to a screeching halt.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Hoch is approaching his breaking point with Taylor not knowing any old movies. The guys also consider hiring an impressionist solely for their own entertainment before revisiting some classic moments from the show’s history, including more legendary pregame show opens. Plus, they look back at the moment they fell in love with Mel Gibson’s delivery of the iconic Ransom line: “Give me back my son.”

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