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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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Reaction to Rich Paul's claim that LeBron hasn't made up his mind yet. Mike Wallace explains why he believes the Warriors are the best option for LeBron. Hoch torches Solana for wanting to remember the release date of an awful Adam Sandler movie. Dolphins training camp storylines with Mike Cugno.
In hour one, what the heck is Crowder doing at MEAC Media Days? We won't be getting a LeBron decision today, and Rich Paul claims he hasn't made a decision yet. Mike Wallace pitches Golden State as the best landing spot for Bron.
In hour two, Hoch is fed up with Solana highlighting random “celebrity” birthdays and bad movie anniversaries. Heat reportedly has no problem with LeBron waiting to make his decision. Mike Cugno runs through the biggest storylines ahead of Dolphins training camp.
In hour three, we get a look at Tyler Herro's reaction when the Heat traded him. Crowder shares some insight into what he's planning to tell the Dolphins rookies on Thursday. Plus, debating Cam Skattebo's chances at remaining a NY Giant during Talk About It Tuesday.
In hour four, we get a soft timeline for Messi's return to Inter Miami after the World Cup. Hoch wants his Yo Yo's from Uruguay. Hard Knocks is back in 3 weeks! Plus, zero player props for any Dolphins Wide Recievers is a pretty good indication of how weak Miami is at WR.
In hour one, what the heck is Crowder doing at MEAC Media Days? We won't be getting a LeBron decision today, and Rich Paul claims he hasn't made a decision yet. Mike Wallace pitches Golden State as the best landing spot for Bron.
In hour two, Hoch is fed up with Solana highlighting random “celebrity” birthdays and bad movie anniversaries. Heat reportedly has no problem with LeBron waiting to make his decision. Mike Cugno runs through the biggest storylines ahead of Dolphins training camp.
In hour three, we get a look at Tyler Herro's reaction when the Heat traded him. Crowder shares some insight into what he's planning to tell the Dolphins rookies on Thursday. Plus, debating Cam Skattebo's chances at remaining a NY Giant during Talk About It Tuesday.
In hour four, we get a soft timeline for Messi's return to Inter Miami after the World Cup. Hoch wants his Yo Yo's from Uruguay. Hard Knocks is back in 3 weeks! Plus, zero player props for any Dolphins Wide Recievers is a pretty good indication of how weak Miami is at WR.
CBS4 sports anchor and reporter Mike Cugno joins the show to run through the biggest storylines ahead of Miami Dolphins training camp opening next week.
Hoch is all-in on the offseason moves by Sully and Hafley, but he is questioning how committed we all are for a season where everyone keeps downplaying the importance of wins.
NBA analyst for Grind City Media Mike Wallace stops by to discuss the latest on LeBron, his fit in Miami and why he believes Golden State remains a very serious contender to land the 41-year-old.
After learning today via Rich Paul that LeBron James has yet to make a decision and will continue to weigh his options, Crowder explains why he understands LeBron is taking this much time to announce his next team.
All signs seemed to point toward Miami for LeBron this weekend, but still no word. Ira Winderman stops by to discuss LeBron's fit with the Heat. Chris Wittyngham shares his takeaways from a mostly ‘ugly' World Cup Final.
In hour one, the tide seemed to turn this weekend in favor of LeBron picking Miami. Crowder was front row for Danhausen at MSG. Plus, Ira Winderman explains why LeBron's best overall fit is with Giannis, Bam and the Miami Heat.
In hour two, is Tom Cruise considered a ‘great' actor? Hoch shares his takeaways from the FIFA World Cup Final pregame and halftime shows. Is Tom Brady's beef with Logan Paul a bad look for Brady? Plus, Chris Wittyngham recaps the World Cup Final.
In hour three, details from Crowder's star-studded experience at Fanatics Fest. Hoch shares an unpopular opinion about Marshawn Lynch and Goran Dragic. Plus, the least surprising report of all time: Tom Brady is in talks with WWE.
In hour four, sharing our takes on how LeBron announces his decision. Plus, Hoch rips Christopher Nolan for claiming he doesn't own a smartphone or use email.
MLS broadcaster and CBS Golazo commentator Chris Wittyngham shares his takeaways from a mostly ‘ugly' World Cup Final on Sunday and the overall success of the tournament.
Hoch, Crowder and Solana all share their thoughts on the forced and staged beef between Tom Brady and Logan Paul that obviously will end in some sort of Wrestling event.
Despite claiming to love the halftime performance during the FIFA World Cup Final on Sunday, Hoch has some thoughts about several performances.
Miami Heat beat writer for the Sun Sentinel - Ira Winderman - still believes LeBron's best overall fit is with Giannis, Bam and the Miami Heat.
Featuring Giannis Antetokounmpo, Clay Ferraro, Bobby Portis, Mike Florio, Wes Durham, and Alex Donno.
This week's Best of Dolphins features a deep dive into Miami's roster reset and the biggest questions facing the franchise heading into the season. Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to discuss whether Malik Willis can prove he's the quarterback of the future, concerns along the defensive line, potential roster moves, and how Miami compares to its 2019 rebuild. Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans need patience with a young roster, a new front office and coaching staff, and a team focused on building through the draft. The crew also breaks down Jordyn Brooks' importance to Miami, his leadership, the Dolphins' pursuit of a contract extension, and the biggest storylines surrounding the new era in Miami.
Likely our last weekend before knowing where LeBron James will play. Reading the insane prices fans are paying to take pictures with athletes at Fanatics Fest. Clay Ferraro is not betting against Erik Spoelstra and a superstar like Giannis. Plus, Solana is faced with a tough reality check about his hair.
In hour one, marveling at the NBA being put on hold by a 41-year-old. Hoch walks us through his typical morning routine in Boca. Solana wants Hoch and Crowder to continue watching soccer. Plus, Clay Ferraro stops by for his Giannis intro takeaways.
In hour two, we're fascinated by the prices fans are paying to take pictures with athletes at Fanatics Fest. Plus, Lee Sterling joins the show to share his picks for UFC Fight Night and the last two World Cup games this weekend.
In hour three, we're going to miss FOX's coverage of the World Cup with Thierry Henry, Zlatan and Alexi Lalas. Dreaming of Giannis, Bam, and LeBron bringing back the Harlem Shake video. Plus, Solana is faced with a tough reality check about his hair.
In hour four, reading through more of the photo-op prices for celebs at Fanatics Fest. During our World Cup preview - in honor of the picture of Messi bathing a baby Yamal - Solana makes Hoch and Crowder pick one person at the radio station they'd want to bathe them.
Professional sports handicapper for Paramount Sports - Lee Sterling - shares his picks for UFC Fight Night tomorrow night and the last two World Cup Games this weekend.
Local 10 anchor and reporter Clay Ferraro joins the show to discuss the hype surrounding the Miami Heat with the arrival of Giannis, LeBron's looming decision and expectations for the Heat in the upcoming season.
Marveling at the fact that at 41 years old, LeBron James can still command the respect of the entire NBA world while he decides his next move.
Checking in live at the Kaseya Center for the full Giannis Antetokounmpo press conference. Our takeaways from Giannis' first appearance alongside Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra. Plus, Oronde Gadsden joins the show to settle various ongoing show debates.
In hour one, Hoch and Crowder can't believe the shirt Solana chose to wear for the Giannis presser. Greek food is being served ahead of Giannis' intro. Plus, Oronde Gadsden helps settle several show debates.
In hour two, we head out live to the Kaseya Center to listen to the full introductory press conference for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
In hour three, our immediate takeaways and thoughts on Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra introducing Giannis Antetokounmpo as the newest member of the Miami Heat.
In hour four, is it time to bring back the handkerchief? Solana continues to regret his choice of shirt. Pat Riley shares some info regarding Miami's pursuit of LeBron James. We have the Heat competing for the East Title this year.
A debate between Crowder and Solana gets heated when Crowder downplays Bosh's impact on the Big 3 Heat. Coach L joins the show from Vegas to weigh in on the debate. Gelb disappoints on National Hot Dog Day again. Who enjoys attention more: LeBron James or Aaron Rodgers?
In hour one, is Giannis the biggest Heat acquisition since LeBron? Crowder's take on Chris Bosh being ‘easily replaceable' enrages Solana. Coach Jim Larranaga chimes in on the debate from Las Vegas.
In hour two, Crowder gets a bat to the face from his son, leading us into a conversation about Crowder's ability to fight. He makes the argument that he would defeat Floyd Mayweather Jr in a street fight. Plus, Zach Gelb discusses LeBron's decision.
In hour three, Americans are outraged with the World Cup hosting a 3rd-place game. Who enjoys attention more: LeBron James or Aaron Rodgers. Plus, Alex Donno joins the show live from ACC Media Days.
In hour four, reaction to another unbelievable come-from-behind victory by Argentina to defeat England and punch their ticket into the World Cup Final. ESPY's award nominees. Plus, preparing for Giannis Day tomorrow!
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