Yahoo Finance Greg Cote Show podcast: Bad acting, Amin El Hassan and Juju Gotti join us for a rollicking ride!
The latest Greg Cote Show podcast, out now, has on friends-of-the-show Amin El Hassan and Juju Gotti for a fun conversation ranging from movies to sports, silly to serious.
El Hassan is the former ESPN NBA Insider now with Meadowlark Media. Gotti is the Atlanta rapper who runs social media accounts for the Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz. Great catching up with both!
This is our 41st podcast of 2021 and 83rd overall and we welcome you back as always!
In the new episode:
▪ The guys discuss Tua Tagovailoa’s great performance (or was it!?) in the Dolphins’ last-second loss to Atlanta this week. Plus some Deshaun Watson, Canes/Manny Diaz, Heat and Panthers.
▪ Chris describes his weekend of debauchery in Orlando drinking around the world at Epcot, and the embarrassing T-shirts the three couples were wearing.,
▪ Amin reacts to being dethroned by ESPN’s Bobby Marks as Heat Homer in the national basketball media.
▪ We discuss acting with Amin (who has a movie podcast) Greg’s claim that acting is overrated and that he could do it. Juju has a strong opinion ... but on whose side? And we all name our picks for worst actors.
▪ It’s a Heat-Utah NBA Finals. Jazz part owner Dwyane Wade is back in Miami. Oh my!
▪ A new Hard Knocks/Greg’s Lobos episode! Lobos coach Greg Cote is invited to dinner with Lamar Jackson. Won’t you join us?
▪ Juju updates us on his new music and a planned event in Miami in November, and discusses the stress of doing social media for Le Batard Show..
▪ Yeti debuts a new rap parody song, “Breakfast Flan,” in honor of Amin. (Sorry, Eminiem).
Hear all of this and more in our latest episode of The GCS! (Find the entire catalog HERE). A new episode drops every Monday morning at 7 a.m. on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Stitcher — all free, wherever and whenever you do your podding, including of course at Miamiherald.com.
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