Hour 1: Schatz Fired
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What makes Tony Romo's broadcast style unique?
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
As we celebrate 20 years around here in this particular room with my friends who are beat up and tired and have a lot to do. Greg Cody's got to run out of here in a little bit before the chefs get here. Stu Gatz has to run out of here because he's got a ton of things to do with God Bless Football, which is growing great. And Chris Sims is great. And Bomani Jones is on a recent episode. And that's great. And as they get tired and stuff and get beat up, running, trying to make this a video company as well as an audio company, I am reminded of the most wonderful times in this show's history when it behaved as only a radio show. only a thing that was heard, that didn't behave as if it was watched and was intimate. Watched. Intimate because it was heard.
Can you differentiate a porn star from a fullback?
And I close my eyes during the break and I hear that show sometimes when Stugatz is talking to whomever it is that he's talking to off the air. And when my eyes are closed, it sounds like the voice of the devil wandering around trying to tempt people into bad things. And so what I just heard that put a smile on my face while my eyes were closed and I had gotten the breath, you know, the the blessed relief of Stugatz, not machine gun talking at everybody all day. I heard our radio show when he simply said to somebody, I do not know who it is. Google obscure porn names and see if any of them sound like a fullback.
That was me. He was talking to you? Yeah, we're looking for a potential new game. Yes. Fullback or porn star. Yes.
I thought he was talking to Mally. What I'm telling you about what's happening around here, because we've got so much spinning around at all times, The audio stugat and please video. Let's check in right now with Jessica as she shovels oatmeal into her face. She's taken she was very she was very good about waiting today instead of eating it like the bird seed last week. But you must be hungry. We've gone to very fast hours and and there hasn't been a lot of fuel around here.
I made the mistake of making oatmeal today for my granola. It's like an oat on oat with oatmeal crime, I guess. And it takes five to ten minutes to steep in the little cup. So the whole break I was just waiting for it to be ready. And now it's finally ready, but the show's about to start. But if I wait a half hour, it's going to be cold. So I have to eat it. I really don't have a choice. And I've heard that people really like when I'm eating on air. They like the sound of me chewing while I talk.
Is there honey on that? How do you sweeten that up? Or is it just oats on oats on oats?
My granola has a nice little brown sugar maple flavor. So it's very sweet, Dan.
JT Blondie Black. Fullback or point star? Blondie Black.
Keep working on it. We will see what we can get off the ground there. Fullback? Fullback.
How do analytics influence sports media coverage?
I think it's a good game.
I think it's got some potential. Porn star or fullback. Or we could do it this way. We could listen to Dominique Foxworth here, and I want to get the analysis of the group on this, and I will see if I agree with your analysis or if I disagree with your analysis of my analysis. But let's see Dominique Foxworth talking about whether or not analytics have made the game less fun to cover, talk about, watch.
probably like three factions or I guess disciplines of NFL media. And it's one like the guys who are probably closer to how we were when we were like teenagers and preteens where it's like, that's just dope. Like you just like excited because something's cool. Like you don't, You read a couple articles here and there, but you don't live and breathe this stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What makes Tony Romo's broadcast style unique?
0:01–1:49
2
Can you differentiate a porn star from a fullback?
1:49–3:56
3
How do analytics influence sports media coverage?
3:56–9:36
4
Is there a balance between analytics and traditional sports commentary?
9:36–14:03
5
Why is Greg Cote skeptical about advanced analytics?
14:03–18:11
6
What role do vibes play in sports analysis?
18:11–24:09
7
How has sports coverage evolved in the digital age?
24:09–26:09
8
Why is Dan Le Batard's show sponsored by BetterHelp?
26:09–44:22
Speakers
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