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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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Gelb, Crowder and Solana share their takeaways from Klay Thompson's introduction to Miami including his reasoning for joining the Heat and his role alongside Giannis.
ESPN College Football analyst Roddy Jones joins the show to share his take on the Hurricanes heading into the college football season.
A successful offseason for Pat Riley and the Miami Heat comes with heightened expectations. Gelb asks Crowder and Solana what fair expectations should be for the new-look Miami Heat.
Reaction to the Miami Dolphins disappointing preseason loss on Saturday. It feels like the writing is on the wall for this season. Locked On Heat podcast host, Wes Goldberg, explains why Klay Thompson really moves the needle for the Miami Heat. Crowder is hopeful that Dolphins fans won't boo Tua on Friday night but Solana is certain the former Fins QB will hear it from the home crowd.
In hour one, another Dolphins preseason loss highlights serious depth issues for the Dolphins. Plus, why the Klay Thompson signing is exactly what the Miami Heat needed to elevate their roster, according to Wes Goldberg of the Locked On Heat podcast.
In hour two, winning cures everything in sports UNLESS your name is Deshaun Watson. Recapping the Miami Dolphins preseason loss and notes from today's practice. Crowder jokes that last year's Miami Hurricanes team could beat the Dolphins 2nd and 3rd team right now.
In hour three, Crowder is hopeful that Dolphins fans won't boo Tua on Friday night but Solana is certain the former Fins QB will hear it from the home crowd. Could Crowder call a defense with less than 24 hours to prepare?
In hour four, we get a video update from Jimmy on his Caribbean cruise throwing down soft serve ice creams. This leads to a debate about the proper way to enjoy a cruise. Plus, why Klay Thompson enters the season with a chip on his shoulder.
While looking ahead to the Dolphins final preseason game, Crowder shares a message for Dolphins fans: don't boo Tua. However, Solana has proof from fans they have other plans.
While discussing our takeaways from another tough preseason performance from the Dolphins on Saturday, Crowder jokes that last year's Miami Hurricanes team could beat the Dolphins 2nd and 3rd team right now.
Locked On Heat podcast host, Wes Goldberg, explains why Klay Thompson really moves the needle for the Miami Heat and breaks down the impact we can expect from Klay playing alongside Giannis.
104.3 WQAM brings you some of the best interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Chris Perkins, Stephen Strom, Mike Florio, Anthony Wint, Gino Torretta, and Larry Blustein!
This week's Best of Dolphins episode features the biggest conversations surrounding Miami as the team prepares for the regular season. Joe Rose and the crew break down the Dolphins' rough and chippy joint practice, concerns about Miami's lack of depth and why the team may need to add more help on the back end of the roster. Plus, the guys debate whether the Dolphins should add another backup quarterback after Quinn Ewers' struggles in the preseason and discuss Miami's overall outlook and expectations for the season. Featuring Dave Hyde, Chris Perkins and Kyle Crabbs.
Discussing the fallout from a tough joint practice for the Dolphins yesterday with Mike Cugno. Dolphins legend Sam Madison opens up about coaching under Mike McDaniel. Immediate reaction to the Klay Thompson news. Solana argues that the Heat with Klay makes them one of the best rosters in the league but Crowder and Gelb disagree.
In hour one, fallout from the Dolphins tough practice vs the NY Giants yesterday. Gelb kicks off his week of shows taking shots at Solana and Crowder. Plus, Mike Cugno makes a strong case for a Chop Robinson revival on the Dolphins defensive front this season.
In hour two, Crowder details his first drinking experience while at UF. Gelb doesn't think Tyreek Hill will ever get back to being an elite WR in the league. Legendary Miami Dolphins player Sam Madison joins the show and sheds light on his time coaching the Fins under McDaniel.
In hour three, Gelb and Crowder allow Solana to celebrate the Klay Thompson to Miami news but immediately regret it. Can Klay Thompson have a Ray Allen-like impact? Plus, DeMar DeRozan picks the Nuggets and Gelb proves he knows ball when eating at Joe's Stone Crab.
In hour four, Gelb vs Solana in a 1v1 basketball game - who wins? Plus, why Steph Curry might be the next superstar to keep an eye on if you're Pat Riley and the Miami Heat.
Gelb and Crowder allow Solana to celebrate the Klay Thompson to Miami news but immediately regret it. Can Klay Thompson have a Ray Allen-like impact?
Legendary Miami Dolphins player Sam Madison joins the show and reconnects with Crowder, shares advice for rookie CB Chris Johnson and discusses his time on the Dolphins coaching staff under Mike McDaniel.
CBS4 sports anchor and Dolphins sideline reporter, Mike Cugno, shares his takeaways from yesterday's joint practice, why he's hopeful for a turnaround season for Chop Robinson and the case for Caleb Douglas to continue showing flashes.
More reaction to a disappointing performance from the Miami Dolphins yesterday in their joint practice and why Crowder simply chalks it up to lack of talent on the Dolphins roster.
Reaction to a physical joint practice between the Dolphins and Giants with Chris Perkins. We're joined by our friends at Jack Daniel's to try some whiskey on the air. Crowder officially announces his retirement from the NFL. Gino Torretta explains why Fernando Mendoza will be a successful NFL QB. Plus, in honor of National Radio Day, we celebrate our boss Len ahead of his retirement.
In hour one, reaction to a physical joint practice between the Dolphins and Giants. James Harden gets PAID. Plus, Chris Perkins joins the show for his takeaways from the Fins joint practice.
In hour two, we're joined by our friends at Jack Daniel's to try some whiskey on the air. Crowder officially announces his retirement from the NFL. Plus, why the Canes schedule is looking REALLY good.
In hour three, Crowder and Solana judge Hoch for admitting he goes to a mall just to eat at the food court. Plus, Gino Torretta joins the show to discuss Bill Belichick's time at UNC and why Mendoza will succeed at the NFL level.
In hour four, in honor of National Radio Day, we celebrate our boss Len ahead of his retirement and remember Solana's commitment to keeping his first job in radio. Plus, our final thoughts on the Dolphins disappointing joint practice with the Giants.
Heisman Trophy winner and Hurricanes legend, Gino Torretta, joins the show to discuss the impending disaster awaiting Bill Belichick at UNC this season. Plus, why he is high on Mendoza in the NFL.
Following the news that former Dolphins RB Myles Gaskin announced his retirement, we notice that Crowder never officially announced his decision to step away from the NFL.
Miami Dolphins columnist for the Sun Sentinel shares his takeaways from a physical practice today between the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants.
Reading the latest reports from the Dolphins joint practice with the NY Giants, which apparently included several fights.
Crowder is sick of the “soft” modern NFL. Comparing the Miami Heat and New York Knicks roster with Zach Gelb. Previewing every division in the NFL throughout the show. Tua or Tannehill - which QB had the better Dolphins career? Solana reveals his embarrassing punishment for finishing last in Fantasy Football.
In hour one, are the Fish cooked? Crowder is sick of the “soft” modern NFL and wants to bring back two-a-days. Plus, Zach Gelb joins the show to debate which roster is better right now: the Heat or the Knicks.
In hour two, guessing the favorites to win each NFL division. Hoch and Crowder convince Jimmy the Bed Bug to jump Solana after his controversial take on Rueben Bain. The truth about mall food court chicken.
In hour three, continuing our NFL division preview with the AFC South and AFC West. Ryan Tannehill is ranked the 99th greatest QB of all time by Bleacher Report. Tua or Tannehill? Plus, Stephen “The Stromboli” Strom from the Marlins Radio Network joins us for an update on the Fish.
In hour four, Crowder randomly flashes a family Xmas card he received from Ryan Tannehill. Solana reveals he has to take ESPN The Magazine body issue pictures after finishing last in his fantasy football league.
Stephen “The Stromboli” Strom from the Marlins Radio Network joins us for an update on the Fish.
Ryan Tannehill is ranked the 99th greatest QB of all time by Bleacher Report. This headline leads us directly into a Tua or Tannehill debate.
Crowder reveals his latest fad diet leading to a conversation about healthy eating and a scientific “fact” about the bourbon chicken we all love at mall food courts.
The Knicks are the defending champs, but is their roster better than the new Miami Heat roster surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo? We debate with National Radio Host Zach Gelb.
Outraged at how the Marlins got robbed last night in Philly. Will Manso only needs one word to describe the Malik Willis debut. Celebrating National Fajitas Day. Crowder's take on preseason games vs joint practices.
In hour one, expressing our outrage at a brutal call resulting in a crushing loss for the Fish. Notes from Dolphins training camp today. Will Manso joins the show to share his thoughts on the Malik Willis debut and why he's bought into Jeff Hafley.
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