In this episode of With Stugotz & Hochman, Marc Hochman is jealous of the week Stugotz is about to have living it up on Radio Row. Plus, we get the origin story of one of Hoch’s greatest creations: Mark Hackman, the so-called Miami insider who used to call into local radio hits. When hosts asked about the Heat, Hackman would respond with classics like “hamburguesa con queso” or “esta noche somos mantequilla”—phrases that somehow, some way, always loosely translated to how well Chris Bosh was playing at the time.

In this episode of With Stugotz &amp; Hochman, Marc Hochman is jealous of the week Stugotz is about to have living it up on Radio Row. Plus, we get the origin story of one of Hoch&rsquo;s greatest creations: Mark Hackman, the so-called Miami insider who used to call into local radio hits. When hosts asked about the Heat, Hackman would respond with classics like &ldquo;hamburguesa con queso&rdquo; or &ldquo;esta noche somos mantequilla&rdquo;&mdash;phrases that somehow, some way, always loosely translated to how well Chris Bosh was playing at the time.

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.

With Stugotz & Hochman

Mark Hackman 

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