
On Stugotz & Company, Stugotz brings his signature blend of humor, absurdity, and unfiltered takes, diving into the world of sports or whatever happens to cross his mind. It's an unpredictable ride built for fans who love sports, nonsense, and the fine art of never admitting you're wrong. He didn’t ask for any of this.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1188 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsComedy | |||

On this edition of The Best of The Week of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: GameDay stadium experience is the subject of "Think About It Thursday". Stu and the guys partake in a session of "If The Season Ended Today". Taylor delivers his "Winners and Loser... more
The New York Jets might be 1-0, but they still don't have an interception and Mikey A wonders if the pressure is now shifted to opposing QB's instead of the defense. Has Sean McVey gone "full L.A." and is preparing his excuse for a loss to the New Y... more
Mikey A sees how good Josh Allen is at football, but still can't stand him. The Detroit Lions have some major issues on their defense. The Bear, Chris Fallica joins the show from London to give his take on the upcoming game between LSU and Ole Miss... more
In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Marc Hochman take a trip down memory lane and relive the legendary Leroy Jenkins bit that took over their radio show and the moments that came from it. Hoch answers questions from listeners, incl... more
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If he he does not get on board with Caddyshack and 80s movies
Rerate rereview
Stugotz was always the worst part of the DLS. He always thought he was better than that show and this terrible show proves what everyone knew all along, that he is not funny, not smart and has no original ideas. This show sucks and I am so glad he is not on the LeBatard show anymore. That show is great and so much better since he left.
DLSwS is terrible without Stugotz. Glad Stu has his own show
Not good enough
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The show blends sharp sports analysis with spontaneous banter, bringing in a rotating cast of expert guests to unpack NBA, soccer, golf, and broader sports happenings. Regulars and guests trade rapid-fire takes, playful hypotheticals, and insider color, with a strong emphasis on humor, pop culture tangents, and candid opinions. Fans likely appreciate unabashed storytelling, witty rants, and cross-sport banter that mixes deep analysis with entertaining personality.
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