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The Hochman and Crowder podcast is an absolute gem in the world of sports radio. Hosted by Marc Hochman and Channing Crowder, with Alex Solana as their producer, this show provides a unique blend of sports analysis, comedy, and nonsense that keeps listeners entertained from start to finish. Despite being based in the northeast and having a job, I make it a point to listen whenever I can because these guys never fail to make me laugh.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the chemistry between Hochman and Crowder. The dynamic between them is perfect, with Hochman bringing his expertise from his time working with Dan Le Batard and Crowder providing a refreshing perspective as the antithesis of every athlete stereotype. They also have an incredible foil in Solana, who continues to grow and develop his humor on a daily basis. This trio has unlimited potential and is only limited by their own ambitions.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the recent improvement in its format. Previously, interviews were mixed with full hours which made it difficult to follow along. However, thanks to whoever made the fix recently, this issue has been resolved and now listeners can enjoy a seamless listening experience.
As for the worst aspects of this podcast, there really aren't many. As a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan since 1969, I appreciate how honest these guys are with their takes on the team, even during painful seasons. The only downside I can think of is that as someone who doesn't have much attachment to Florida sports being based in California, some of the inside jokes or references may go over my head. However, that doesn't take away from my overall enjoyment of the show.
In conclusion, The Hochman and Crowder podcast is an excellent show that goes beyond just sports. It's entertaining in so many ways and provides a much-needed laugh during tough times for sports teams. Hochman and Crowder have a genuine rapport that continues to grow, making them a must-listen for anyone looking for a dose of sports, comedy, and nonsense. Whether you're a Florida sports fan or not, this podcast is worth tuning into.
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As reports surface regarding player frustration over Miami's defensive scheme, the crew debates whether the criticism holds weight just three games into a roster overhaul. Plus, NFL insiders Brian Baldinger and Kyle Crabbs break down the growth of Miami's rookie class and how the offense can prepare for Brian Flores' aggressive Vikings defense.
Catch the absolute best of 104.3 WQAM this week! NFL insiders Mike Florio and Rob Pizzola break down Dolphins-Vikings and the full Week 4 slate. Plus, Clayton McCullough joins Joe Rose for a preview of the Marlins offseason, and UFC fighter Anthony Witt drops in with Tobin & Leroy.
Crushed for Barkov last night. Crowder is certain Brian Flores is taking Sunday's matchup vs the Fins personally. The Heat launch a classic collab with GTA ahead of the big release. Reading from Chris Perkins' article in the Sun Sentinel that highlights all of the nicknames handed out to players on the Dolphins roster by Special Teams coordinator Chris Tabor.
In hour one, hoping for good news after Barky's scary injury last night. The Heat launch a classic collab with GTA ahead of the big release. Claude rejects Hoch's advances. Plus, we preview the Canes matchup versus Clemson with Don Bailey Jr.
In hour two, Justin Jefferson is confirmed OUT against the Dolphins. Crowder offers his knee expertise as we await word on Barky. Running through the odds and our predictions for the Week 4 NFL slate. Lee Sterling shares his pick for the Canes - Clemson matchup.
In hour three, reading the official Dolphins injury report. Crowder is certain Brian Flores is taking Sunday's matchup vs the Fins personally. The most sold item at Taco Bell will surprise you. Bizarre Dolphins nicknames & grading Malik Willis as the Fins QB thru week 3.
In hour four, following up our discussion about Malik Willis' performance, Hoch wonders if the Dolphins would have better results if Tua was in Miami? Plus, Crowder's current pick for the best player in the NFL.
Reading from Chris Perkins' article in the Sun Sentinel that highlights all of the nicknames handed out to players on the Dolphins roster by Special Teams coordinator Chris Tabor.
Pro sports handicapper at Paramount Sports - Lee Sterling - delivers his picks for the sports weekend.
Excited for one of the more unique collabs in NBA history involving likely the most highly anticipated video game of all time.
The Miami Hurricanes radio analyst, Don Bailey Jr, gives us his take on the Hurricanes conference matchup tomorrow versus Clemson. Plus, his three lines we want him to work into the broadcast.
Gino Torretta joins the show to preview the Canes - Clemson matchup and to help us kick off National Pizza Month. Crowder's take on how the Dolphins can counter the blitz vs. Minnesota. Giannis scares Heat fans with a weird timeline for his time in Miami. Rob Pizzola explains why it's going to be “Minnesota or nothing” vs. the Dolphins this Sunday.
In hour one, we're fascinated by how Brian Flores plans to scheme against the Dolphins offense. Gino Torretta joins the show to preview the Canes - Clemson matchup and to help us kick off National Pizza Month.
In hour two, Crowder's take on how the Dolphins can counter the blitz vs. Minnesota. Hoch has never had a Chicken Tender Pub Sub. Trying to figure out the all-time Mt. Rushmore of South Florida sports athletes & we find another reason to not like Nick Saban.
In hour three, Ethan Bonner just needs a chance. Giannis scares Heat fans with a bizarre Miami timeline, but we're not sweating it. Plus, Rob Pizzola has his pick for tonight's TNF game and the Dolphins road matchup vs. the Vikings.
In hour four, it's the Akira Schmid debut for the Cats tonight! Plus, Penny Hardaway makes an interesting comparison between Giannis coming to the Heat and Shaq going to the Lakers.
Pro sports bettor for the Hammer Betting Network explains why it's going to be “Minnesota or nothing” vs. the Dolphins this Sunday.
During 15 Minutes of Gameday Uncensored, we break down the Dolphins difficult matchup at Minnesota this weekend and Crowder's take on how Malik Willis can produce versus the Vikings pressure.
Would Gino Torretta eat fast-food pizza? The Heisman Trophy winner helps us celebrate the start of National Pizza Month.
The Heisman Trophy winning QB Gino Torretta joins the show to preview the Hurricanes road matchup versus Clemson this Saturday.
Hyped after a big Panthers victory to open the season. Congratulating Solana for becoming Hoch and Crowder's boss? Solana takes issue with Klay Thompson's first croqueta being from Pinecrest Bakery. Crowder continues to spew his anti-croqueta agenda. Plus, in our annual check-in with the Miami Heat roster at Media Day, Solana asks several players whether they enjoy eating a Costco Hot Dog.
In hour one, Panthers look like the best team in the NHL again. Spotted Jacob Rodriguez billboards in Miami. Congratulating Solana for becoming Hoch and Crowder's boss? Forcing Zach Gelb to defend Drake Maye. Plus, the Dolphins team total vs the Vikings is telling.
In hour two, Solana takes issue with Klay Thompson's first croqueta being from Pinecrest Bakery. Crowder continues to spew his anti-croqueta agenda. Afterward, we attempt to check in with Frank Caliendo, and we read Terron Armstead's takeaways from the Dolphins' Week 3 loss.
In hour three, the celebrity birthday list reveals yet another classic movie Hoch has not watched. Plus, in our annual check-in with the Miami Heat roster at Media Day, Solana asks several players whether they enjoy eating a Costco Hot Dog.
In hour four, a shocking stat about the best-selling item at Walmart and all grocery stores in the United States. Plagens' call of last night's fight between Nic Deslauriers of the Carolina Hurricanes and Boko Imama of the Florida Panthers.
Our annual check-in with the Miami Heat roster at Media Day included whether or not each player enjoyed the Costco Hot Dog.
Despite the loss to Kansas City, former Dolphins OL Terron Armstead believes there were several positives from the Dolphins' performance.
National radio host Zach Gelb joins the show to share his take on the Dolphins season without De'Von Achane. Plus, we give him an opportunity to defend Drake Maye after a tough start to the season in New England.
Ready for the Cats to take the ice! Josh Appel discusses the Dolphins outlook following the Achane injury and his take on the Panthers season opener. Plus, checking in with Doug Plagens live from Raleigh ahead of puck drop.
In hour one, Panthers season is here!! Hoch's internet keeps him off the show at the worst time. Case Keenum's legendary performance. Plus, discussing the Dolphins outlook without Achane and a Panthers preview with Josh Appel.
In hour two, Hoch puts Solana on blast for being wrong about Case Keenum. Crowder shares insight into NFL locker rooms and whether Caleb Williams wearing a robe despite not playing is odd. Teppanyaki by yourself is a good idea?
In hour three, Hoch is fine with McCullough returning as the Marlins manager. Our first look at Giannis and Bam together at Heat training camp. Plus, we check in with Doug Plagens before the Panthers season opener and listen to DBJ's calls from the Canes broadcast.
The Miami Dolphins showed legitimate signs of progress in a tight battle against Kansas City, but losing star running back De'Von Achane to a season-ending ACL tear is a devastating blow. The crew breaks down Malik Willis's steady development, future draft priorities, and what to expect as former head coach Brian Flores brings his aggressive Minnesota defense to town.
The Chiefs loss was expected but the Achane loss is gut wrenching. Chris Perkins shares his takeaways from the game and discusses if Achane's injury changes expectations for Malik Willis and Jeff Hafley. Malik Willis is far from proving he's ‘the guy' in Miami.
In hour one, we're bummed about the Achane injury. Thoughts on the Dolphins loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Chris Perkins shares his takeaways from the game and discusses if Achane's injury changes expectations for Malik Willis and Jeff Hafley.
In hour two, Solana says there was a totally different vibe at Heat media day today. Has Malik Willis shown us he can be ‘the guy'? LeBron might have ripped KD. Plus, wild stats from the Week 3 NFL slate.
In hour three, a HUGE weekend for College Football in Florida. Crowder tries to spin the Achane injury as a positive? Hoch doesn't think Ben Stiller is a good actor. Studs and Duds from the Miami Dolphins loss to the Chiefs.
In hour four, Hoch lists food options for Heat personnel up in Boca for training camp. An altercation between the Jaguars' Josh Allen-Hines and an NFL ball boy was caught on camera.
Studs and duds from the Miami Dolphins third consecutive loss to start the season.
Our first look at LeBron James in a Philadelphia 76ers jersey is as weird as we expected. Plus, did LeBron take a shot at KD?
After Chris Perkins claimed he is ready for the Dolphins to pass on drafting a QB in the 1st round, Hoch, Crowder and Solana all discuss if they're in agreement with the idea of Malik Willis already proving he's 'the guy'.
Miami Dolphins columnist Chris Perkins shares his takeaways from the game and discusses if Achane's injury changes expectations for Malik Willis and Jeff Hafley.
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