Hochman And Crowder

Nobody wants to watch relay races and guys playing Madden. Here are the ideas Hoch, Crowder and Solana come up with to make the Pro Bowl a compelling TV product including a jousting competition and a food eating competition. 

The biggest news story to hit our show in days: the Florida Panthers have partnered with Publix to create a signature pub sub.... the only problem is the sub itself. Hoch, Crowder and Solana poke holes in the toppings that the Panthers and Publix chose. 

After listening to Solana rave about the number 1 show on Netflix, Griselda, Hoch decided to watch the first few episodes. His review thus far: overrated. Hoch also asks Will Manso of Local 10 and finds he is also in the 'overrated' camp. 

The Dolphins continue their search for their next Defensive Coordinator and the next name to be considered is a familiar one - Don Shula's grandson, Chris Shula, is reportedly being interviewed for the position. 

In hour four, Hoch and Crowder revisit their discussion about coconut water. Crowder has zero interest in the Pro Bowl Games. Plus, the plan for Hoch and Crowder is to continue to bet against the Heat. 

In hour three, Tyler Herro catches a ton of criticism from Heat Nation but Solana argues he's being unfairly blamed for the losing streak. Plus, a Super Bowl Radio Row preview as Hoch runs through some "potential" guests. 

In hour two, Hoch is looking forward to grilling Josh Appel for haphazardly watching The Godfather for the first time last night. Jimmy comes clean on yesterday's 305 Alarm performance after a lackluster appearance today. Then, Josh Appel joins the show to have his movie watching ability questioned and to discuss Fangio moving on from the Miami Dolphins. 

In hour one, Hoch gets coerced into buying girl scout cookies from the President of Heat Twitter. It leads into a debate about coconut water with Crowder coming to its defense with a passionate take. Then, Zach Gelb joins the show to preview the Super Bowl matchup. 

Would a lineup change fix all of the Heat's problems? Solana argues that Herro is being scapegoated and blamed for the seven-game losing streak when Miami has much deeper issues than just Herro. 

NFL broadcaster and Marlins PA voice, Josh Appel, briefly discusses the Dolphins decision to move on from Vic Fangio after he pushed the Fangs agenda all of last offseason. Then, Hoch criticizes how Appel watched The Godfather movie last night claiming he didn't give it the proper attention is deserves.  

CBS Sports Radio Host, Zach Gelb, joins the show to go over the updated NFL odds and prop bets - plus why he's having a hard to picking a winner. 

In hour four, we read the quote from Kendrick Perkins on ESPN where he calls for the Heat to trade for Jimmy Butler because his window to win in Miami has closed. Plus, Hoch, Crowder and Solana all put in a Super Bowl bet after the line moves in favor of San Francisco. 

In hour three, a question about Jimmy Butler's approach to the regular season and whether it's part of the reason the Heat are struggling. Factoids about April 2008 - the last time the Heat lost 7 straight. Then, the official return of Talk About It Tuesday which includes a Mahomes vs Brady GOAT debate and the Mt. Rushmore of things that remind us of France. 

In hour two, we reluctantly bid farewell to Baby Babich as a potential Dolphins DC after he gets a promotion in Buffalo. Then, out of absolutely nowhere, Jimmy eviscerates Solana at the 305 alarm sending Hoch and Crowder into a frenzy. Plus, the Heat "fix" their issues with a film session and we're joined by everyone's favorite teacher - Mary Martinez - to tell us about her conversation with Dan Marino and to learn more about her incredible journey as a local teacher incorporating the Dolphins into her lesson plans to teach important life lessons. 

In hour one, the Heat fall again and their losing streak appears to have no end in sight as they continue to play poorly. Hoch and Crowder buy into the Heat Twitter narrative that it's time to send Herro to the 2nd unit. Then, Clay Ferraro joins the show to dive deeper into the Heat discussion. 

The official return of Talk About It Tuesday starts out with a bang as we discuss who is the QB we'd pick to win ONE game - Mahomes or prime Tom Brady? Plus, the Mt Rushmore of things that remind us of France on National Croissant Day. 

Hoch found a question submitted by a Heat fan to the Ask Ira column in the Sun Sentinel interesting and bounces it off Crowder and Solana. The fan questions whether Jimmy Butler's laissez-faire attitude toward the regular season has impacted the rest of the roster to not take games in January as serious as they would take playoff games. 

Hoch, Crowder and Solana are joined by everyone's favorite teacher - Mary Martinez - to tell us about her conversation with Dan Marino and to learn more about her incredible journey as a local teacher incorporating the Miami Dolphins into her lesson plans to teach important life lessons. With the help of social media, Mary and her class became a national sensation. 

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Clay Ferraro, joins the show to discuss the current lack of connection for the Heat on both ends of the floor which has led to their seven game losing skid. 

Another Heat loss makes it seven straight. Hoch and Crowder ask Solana whether the Miami Heat would be better off with Herro getting taken out of the starting five.