In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, listeners have helped Marc Hochman find the missing sounds he was looking for last week. First, we revisit Hoch's Mohamed Massaquoi song and then look back to Jermaine Jackson's appearance on the show that went horribly. 

In this episode of With Stugotz &amp; Hochman, listeners have helped Marc Hochman find the missing sounds he was looking for last week. First, we revisit Hoch's Mohamed Massaquoi song and then look back to Jermaine Jackson's appearance on the show that went horribly.&nbsp;

Stugotz and Marc Hochman, South Florida radio legends from their days on the Dan LeBatard Show, are back together and catching up like old times. Each episode is simply two friends talking about whatever is on their minds and reminiscing about the unforgettable moments, characters, and chaos from their run in South Florida sports radio. It’s the familiar chemistry fans loved, now in podcast form.

Stugotz and Marc Hochman, South Florida radio legends from their days on the Dan LeBatard Show, are back together and catching up like old times. Each episode is simply two friends talking about whatever is on their minds and reminiscing about the unforgettable moments, characters, and chaos from their run in South Florida sports radio. It’s the familiar chemistry fans loved, now in podcast form.

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Jermaine Jackson and Mohamed Massaquoi

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Hoch is approaching his breaking point with Taylor not knowing any old movies. The guys also consider hiring an impressionist solely for their own entertainment before revisiting some classic moments from the show’s history, including more legendary pregame show opens. Plus, they look back at the moment they fell in love with Mel Gibson’s delivery of the iconic Ransom line: “Give me back my son.”

In this episode of With Stugotz &amp; Hochman, Hoch is approaching his breaking point with Taylor not knowing any old movies. The guys also consider hiring an impressionist solely for their own entertainment before revisiting some classic moments from the show&rsquo;s history, including more legendary pregame show opens. Plus, they look back at the moment they fell in love with Mel Gibson&rsquo;s delivery of the iconic Ransom line: &ldquo;Give me back my son.&rdquo;

Give Me Back My Son 

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit a moment where Dan had an awful topic, threw it to calls, and got nothing back. Then, they revisit how Hoch would overproduce fake pregame shows centered around a football hit sound effect.

In this episode of With Stugotz &amp; Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit a moment where Dan had an awful topic, threw it to calls, and got nothing back. Then, they revisit how Hoch would overproduce fake pregame shows centered around a football hit sound effect.

Nothing Better Than the Football Hit Sound Effect

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In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit some of the best moments from the Fake Frank Deford and the Fake Dusty Rhodes.

In this episode of With Stugotz &amp; Hochman, Stugotz and Hoch revisit some of the best moments from the Fake Frank Deford and the Fake Dusty Rhodes.

Fake Frank Deford and Dusty Rhodes

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Jermaine Jackson and Mohamed Massaquoi

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