In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Marc Hochman is jealous of the week Stugotz is about to have living it up on Radio Row. Plus, we get the origin story of one of Hoch’s greatest creations: Mark Hackman, the so-called Miami insider who used to call into local radio hits. When hosts asked about the Heat, Hackman would respond with classics like “hamburguesa con queso” or “esta noche somos mantequilla”—phrases that somehow, some way, always loosely translated to how well Chris Bosh was playing at the time.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the first week of his new show on Fox Sports Radio. He also takes us back to the first time he ever met Dan and how he convinced him to start the original radio show. Plus, we relive funny moments from the very first episode of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz, which included callers who just wanted to talk to Stugotz about the Mets. 

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we dive into three unforgettable Stugotz moments. First, we revisit the time he was left to solo host the show and created the infamous song Punish The Listeners. Next, we relive his Ron Burgundy–style reading of a fair ad, where he promised a bacon cowboy hat and alligator wrestling for kids. And finally, we highlight the moment Stugotz powered through major tooth surgery—Vicodin in hand—to keep the show going.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, K Rog joins to explain how he got started on the station and look back at some of his most memorable moments, including trying to interview Lincoln Kennedy and Ray Lewis from a sad, lonely radio row after everybody had already left. He also surprises Stugotz and Hoch with a detail from that same week neither of them had ever realized.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we look back at when goaltender Ed Belfour got tased by the police, and that inspired Hoch to come up with a news update to the tune of the Hokey Pokey. Also, we get a K Rog update and reminisce over his sad radio row moments with Lincoln Kennedy and Ray Lewis. 

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we look back at the moment Stugotz got so mad on the show that he threw his headset and stormed off with a stern goodbye. We also revisit a time when Stugotz announced a celebrity’s passing before immediately going into a sold spot for Nature Bee.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we look back at moments when guests cursed on the show, including a time actor Tony Danza told them he didn’t give a shit about ranking the best sitcoms. Also, stick around for a never-before-heard acceptance speech from the late wrestling icon Iron Sheik that almost immediately went off the rails.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, listeners wanted to hear about maximum Stugotz moments, and Hoch remembers a time Stu ran into trouble at a gas station. Then we look back at the 2007 Suey Awards Category of best Stugotz Moments. 

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we relive moments featuring show guests who have since passed away, including when Bob Einstein recorded a personal birthday message for one of the guys and when The Iron Sheik cursed live on air.

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, we begin by discussing how Sports Bang helped launch the careers of successful sports media personalities like Joy Taylor and Billy Gil. We then relive some of the greatest Miami Dolphins–inspired songs from the show’s history and explore how a creative audience was instrumental in the show becoming one of the biggest in sports media. Also, we look back at the caller who wanted to discuss racist coins.

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