Postgame Show: JuJu's Grandma's Sage Advice (feat. JuJu Gotti)

Summary

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Podcast Summary: “Postgame Show: JuJu's Grandma's Sage Advice”

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Recorded: March 30, 2026
Featured Guest: JuJu Gotti
Key Participants: Dan Le Batard (not present in this episode), Stugotz, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, Tony

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Episode Overview

This postgame show recorded at the Elser Hotel in Downtown Miami centers on guest JuJu Gotti’s reflections about generational changes, shocking revelations about old TV personalities, viral sports and culture moments, and “lists” that blend nostalgia with humor. The episode is rooted in the trademark banter and social commentary of the Le Batard crew, opening with the surprising news about Bob Barker’s controversial past before launching into viral sports moments, JuJu’s Top 5 “kids wouldn’t believe” facts, and wrap-ups of “Joker,” “P of the Weekend,” and audience poll results.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bob Barker’s Ugly Legacy Surfaces (00:47–03:18)

• Revelation of Bob Barker’s Racism:
  The episode opens with Chris addressing JuJu about weekend viral news revealing Bob Barker as not only a “sex fiend” (discussed previously on the show), but now unequivocally exposed as a virulent racist thanks to a new documentary covering ’80s–’90s TV game shows.

  • Quote: “Not like a regular racist. Like straight up, like a cartoon racist.” – Chris [00:50]
  • JuJu reflects on how his grandmother intuitively suspected Barker was racist, affecting JuJu’s outlook:
    “When I was a kid, my grandma used to be like, look, I love Bob, but Bob don’t love us. ...That’s where I get some of the, I don’t care if you like me or not, I love you either way. It goes from my grandma…” – JuJu [01:09]
  • JuJu shares specific, damaging anecdotes from the documentary:
    “Bob says only two Black people on stage at a time and he has to be notified by placing a ‘B’ on their car.” – JuJu [02:02] “He said that Black men are the most diseased people in the world. So if you’ve been with a Black man he don’t want you home. Girl from the show. A lot of stuff going on.” – JuJu [02:13]

• Crew’s Reaction:
  The group reacts with a blend of shock, resignation, and humor, discussing how seeing old show footage now feels “impossible to unsee,” with Barker openly avoiding or refusing to touch Black contestants.

  • “There’s no way to watch this and not think this guy is racist.” – Chris [02:27]

• Sidebar: The preceding episode in the docuseries reportedly covered Dr. Phil, also linked with scandalous behavior.

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2. JuJu’s Top 5 “You Kids Wouldn’t Believe” List (03:18–08:25)

With nostalgia trending, JuJu brings a comedic “Top 5” list highlighting the generational gulf in childhood: what was ordinary then, now unthinkable for today’s kids.

Top 5 (with Crew Anecdotes):

1. Fast Food Prices (“$3 for a full combo”)

   • “You used to be able to go in McDonald’s with $3 and get an entire combo from the dollar menu.” – JuJu [03:53]
   • Chris recalls cheeseburgers for 39 cents, paid for with pennies. [04:10]

2. Changing Car Music (“The CD Book”)

   • “I had to open an entire CD book, find the CD, eject the other one, place it in, find the song. All while staying in my lane.” – JuJu [04:35]
   • Chris reminisces about an even earlier era, with a cassette adapter and portable CD player. [04:51]

3. Photo Development (“You only see it weeks later”)

   • “You used to take pictures and wouldn’t know how they looked or turned out until two weeks later. And I hope you didn’t blink.” – JuJu [05:14]
   • Jeremy and Mike express love for the suspense and joy of physical prints.
     • “It is the greatest... you get to relive those memories... everyone who takes videos at concerts never looks back.” – Jeremy [05:37]

4. Calling Your Crush at Home (“Dad might answer...”)

   • “I used to like a girl, have to call her house. Her dad may answer the phone, and I got to ask her dad to speak to her.” – JuJu [06:51]
   • Chris and Mike joke about prepping for impromptu “interviews” with her parents:
     • “That’s why our generation is able to have awkward conversations... you had to overcome that hurdle.” – Chris [07:10]

5. Getting Paddled at School

   • “I used to get in trouble, go to the principal’s office, and I used to get paddlings from the big ass wooden plank on her wall. Ten at a time.” – JuJu [08:25]
   • Chris and JuJu agree, given the choice between telling their parents and a school paddling—take the paddling.

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3. Sports & Viral Moment Reactions (06:16–13:15)

• Locking Back into Baseball

  • JuJu gives Jeremy a shoutout for “living life with the mic” and gets re-invested in baseball following a weekend full of walk-off wins (Braves, Jays, Reds, Cardinals). [06:16]

• Jokers of the Weekend (09:10–10:45)

  • Rob Schwartz Jr. gets called out for his ignorance of NBA legend George Gervin (“Iceman”) after trivializing Caleb Williams’s claim to the nickname:

    • “Just because you haven’t heard of something... now we got to take the credit from people. Nah, brother. Especially you call yourself a sports reporter.” – JuJu [10:14]
    • The crew doubles down on not making ignorance a brag:
      • “Don’t be proud of being ignorant. I hate that. Like, I’m proud I didn’t know—get out of here.” – Chris [10:33]

  • Honorable Mention: Viral “Florida jersey swap guy” who keeps showing up at different games/photoshopped losing in multiple. [09:22]

• P of the Weekend (“Player of the Weekend”) (10:45–11:23)

  • Grant Hill: Praised for his poise broadcasting Duke’s NCAA loss:
    • “My boy Grant Hill, man... kept it P, man. His team went down... but still didn’t miss a beat. He had a great reaction. And I salute my boy.” – JuJu [10:45]
    • Chris quips that Grant Hill’s decency “makes me feel bad about myself.” [11:04]

• Holy Sh*t of the Weekend (11:23–12:03)

  • Alexa Grasso’s UFC Knockout: “Slept” Macy Barber, then instantly locked a rear-naked choke while Barber was already unconscious. The crew is blown away.
    • “Slept her and then in two seconds got her in a rear naked choke with a body triangle while she was also knocked out.” – Tony [11:35]
  • UFC’s Israel Adesanya (“Izzy”) gets sympathy for his dramatic, career-altering defeat.
    • “He was the best fighter for like a four year period... anything, right? And then it happened with Alex Barreira and it was lights up.” – Tony [12:05]

• Poll Results & Quick Hits (12:20–13:14)

  • Jamal McGlory’s nickname should’ve been “the medium cat”—89% agree.
  • “Are RV parents more likely to steal from MLB playing sons?”—86% say yes.
  • “Is it a shark attack or are you trespassing?”—88% say trespassing.
  • Crowd laughs at the absurdity and specificity of these polls.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I love Bob, but Bob don’t love us.” — JuJu, quoting his grandma, on Bob Barker [01:09]
• “That’s where I get some of the, I don’t care if you like me or not, I love you either way. It goes from my grandma…” — JuJu [01:20]
• “Jokers of the weekend. Joker of the weekend. Beside my boy from Florida with the swole brother with the Florida jersey then switched it to the Huskers jersey.” — JuJu [09:10]
• “Don’t be proud of being ignorant. I hate that. Like, I’m proud I didn’t know shit. Get out of here.” — Chris [10:33]
• “Grant Hill is one of like three people I know in life that’s so good as a human being, it makes me feel bad.” — Chris [11:04]

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Segment Timestamps

• 00:47 — Bob Barker racism revelations
• 03:18 — JuJu’s Top 5 “kids wouldn’t believe” (Childhood nostalgia)
• 06:16 — Baseball weekend reflections
• 09:10 — Jokers of the weekend
• 10:45 — “P of the weekend” (Player focus: Grant Hill)
• 11:23 — Holy sh*t moment: Alexa Grasso knockout
• 12:20 — Audience poll results

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Tone & Style Notes

The episode is free-flowing and unscripted, mixing humor, personal storytelling, and sharp cultural observations. JuJu’s stories and lists provide structure while allowing for plenty of spontaneous jokes and digressions from the crew. The mood alternates between nostalgia, exasperation, and playful incredulity, all delivered with the classic irreverent Le Batard charm.

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For listeners who missed the show:
This episode delivers the usual Le Batard postgame ride—a little bit of sports, cultural revelation, and lots of laughs, tied together by JuJu’s warmth and wisdom (often on loan from his grandma). The mix of old-school memories and viral sports moments offers plenty to reflect on, laugh about, and debate long after the mics cut off.

Transcript

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[Co-host Chris]

We welcome in jujugatti. Juju. Lot to get to, but I gotta start with I know you saw this, the revelation that Bob Barker was a raging racist. This guy hated black people, man. Not like a regular racist. Like straight up, like a cartoon racist.

[Juju]

Right? Bruh. To me, it was my algorithm all weekend and it just highlighted to me that how amazing it is that how we all see planet Earth so differently, bro. When I was a kid, my grandma used to be like, look, I love Bob, but Bob don't love us. Really? And that was just really throughout my life. Exactly. And that's where I also get some of the. I don't care if you like me or not, I love you either way. It goes from my grandma because she was big on bar. I was racist back in the day.

[Co-host Chris]

Wow. Shout out to Juju's grandma, man, you gotta know, man.

[Juju]

And my boy lived a long life too. So it's like, you know how people be like, bro, so Juju, you don't get what they deserve.

[Co-host Chris]

So, Juju, here's the deal. Everyone on the other side of the glass is looking at me and they don't know what we're talking about.

[Guest Jeremy]

Well, we knew sex fiend. We talked about him being a sex fiend last week. But apparently he's also a racist.

[Juju]

Wow. Yeah. Bob said that. This is. Bob says only two black people on stage at a time and he has to be notified by placing a B on their car.

[Co-host Chris]

On the car.

[Juju]

As well as. Right. As well as he said that black men are the most diseased people in the world. So if you've been with a black man, he don't want you home. Girl from the show. A lot of stuff going on.

[Co-host Chris]

They even had the footage of like, like contestant spinning and winning something and trying to hug him out of joy and like, dog, there's no way to watch this and not think this guy's racist. He's like, he's just avoiding them. He's avoiding them. And like, don't touch me. Don't touch me, dog.

[Juju]

Right? Kiss me.

[Guest Jeremy]

I can't believe this.

[Co-host Chris]

Not. Dude, I'm telling you, the. It's part of a documentary. I don't know where the documentary is because it's a series all about these shows from, like the 20th century or whatever, these game shows and stuff. And one of them is about Price is right. And it's all about how Bob Barker just was the worst human being ever.

[Juju]

Right. The episode before that, Dr. Phil. Yeah. I might want to check on my boy because he got stuff out here too.

[Co-host Chris]

That one I kind of knew I got right.

[Juju]

But also, you know, I come here with a top five list, man. Over the weekend. My boy. So it's been some viral moments online, man. So one of the trends right now is celebrating how different childhood right now is versus our childhood. So I made a top five list of things that children today would be so appalled in learning that was normal for regular children back in the day.

[Co-host Chris]

I'm ready for this because I daily have these conversations with my kids, like, do y' all know this? Or whatever. And sometimes they know this stuff. I don't know. So let's see what you got. Juju, Is there any olis?

[Juju]

Right. But I had a billion olis so I decided to go no. 5. You used to be able to go in McDonald's with $3 and get an entire combo from the dollar menu.

[Co-host Chris]

I'll do you one better. I remember when the cheeseburgers was 39 cents on Sundays. And I remember coming in with a jar of pennies and counting them out on the counter.

[Juju]

I think they still hamburgers 29.

[Guest Mike]

I think they still do some special, like six. It might be like doubled now. I think there is some Sunday if you do it on the app. I think like 69 cent cheeseburgers or something like that.

[Co-host Chris]

Nice.

[Juju]

Number four. When I was driving in the car and I wanted to change the song, I had to open an entire CD book, find the cd, eject the other one, place it in, find the song. All while staying in my lane.

[Co-host Chris]

So, juju, I didn't even have the CD in and out. I had a cassette that went in with a wire on it. And that wire was connected to a CD player. And so I had to not only grab that envelope and all that, but I had to like reach over here and hit the open button for the thing to pop open. And then while I'm still driving, kind of just Put that disc down. Disc. That's disc number three.

[Juju]

Number three. Unless you had the Polaroid, because we know that Andre 3K told us to shake it like a Polaroid. But you used to take pictures and wouldn't know how they looked or turned out until two weeks later. And I hope you didn't blink.

[Co-host Chris]

Oh, that was such a time.

[Juju]

Wow.

[Co-host Chris]

When you got those photos back, though, Juju, remember that you open it immediately

[Juju]

right there on that roll.

[Guest Jeremy]

You look at this won't surprise you as me being me, but my wife and I really love disposable cameras now. And we'll do that. And it is the greatest because, like, we just got pictures back from Thanksgiving and it's like an awesome moment. No, because think about it. Eight months ago, we took like, we took like five or six photos that day, and then we didn't continue to take them. And so it's like once you finish up that camera roll and you submit it, you bring it back and it's like, oh, you get to relive those memories in a way where when you, you know, like everyone who takes videos at concerts never looks back.

[Guest Mike]

Yeah, my eyes are always red in those photos.

[Co-host Chris]

Oh, yeah, you got to pay extra for the red eye reduction. He does, right?

[Juju]

Also, Jeremy, I want to let you know, seeing your enthusiasm this weekend, using the crowd, living life with the mic, bruh. I am back locked into baseball because of my brother Jeremy. Salute, man. Come on, bro. You should have seen my boy. We gotta get into the spirit, right? In the spirit, bro. We had a whole bunch of walk offs this weekend. Side note, Braves, the Jays, Reds, Cardinals. Come on, man. Walking off all the week. But that's not what we doing right now. I just want to show my brother Jeremy I'm locked in love.

[Guest Mike]

Baseball was number two. Baseball was sneaky fun this week.

[Guest Jeremy]

Not sneaky, just fun.

[Juju]

It was brother A's had to walk off. You see it. But number two, I used to like a girl, have to call her house. Her dad may answer the phone, and I got to ask her dad to speak to her.

[Co-host Chris]

So many awkward conversations. But that's why. That's why our generation is able to have awkward conversations and confrontations and stuff like that. Because you had to overcome that hurdle of picking up the phone and not knowing who's gonna answer on the other side of the. Hello, Mr. So and so, Is Sheila available? You have to put on your most proper voice and stuff. And then he might do an impromptu interview right there. You just gotta be ready.

[Guest Tony]

Like, who is this?

[Co-host Chris]

Yeah, and where do you know my daughter from? Like, we go to school together. What are your plans for life? Well, I've decided I'm gonna attend Georgia Institute of Technology, after which time I hope to pursue a career in basketball.

[Guest Mike]

Back in those days, you would say like, hey, what's your name? Home. And then he puts the phone down, and you would get to hear the conversation between the guy, like, hey, hey, Juju's on the phone. Chris is on the phone.

[Co-host Chris]

You gotta know where your little friend's on the phone.

[Juju]

Like that.

[Guest Mike]

That was the most terrifying. Like, how was he gonna tell her that I'm on the phone?

[Co-host Chris]

I'm one of her little friends is how.

[Juju]

It's classified, right? And side note to that, no call waiting. So she was tying up the house line for you, bro. Hey, man, how about this?

[Co-host Chris]

You're talking to her like, so, what's up, girl? And then, Sheila, you need to get off the line. I need the phone.

[Guest Tony]

20 CD.

[Juju]

And the number one thing that kids wouldn't believe, bruh. When I was in middle school, slash, elementary school, not elementary school, more. I used to get in trouble, go to the principal's office, and I used to get paddlings from the big ass wooden plank on her wall, bruh. Ten at a time.

[Co-host Chris]

So this is one where I realize that a lot of people did not experience this. I went to a school where they gave us the option, either we tell your parents or you get paddled. And so we were like, yo, just give me the paddle. Because telling the parents was going to be way worse. Way worse.

[Juju]

Oh, yeah, you'll still get the paddle.

[Co-host Chris]

Well, you just hope that they don't find out, right? Jokers this weekend. Jokers of the weekend.

[Juju]

Yes, sir, man, you got to know, man, Joker of the weekend. Beside my boy from the that I love Florida with the swole brother with the Florida jersey, then switched it to the Huskers jersey.

[Guest Mike]

Were they photoshopping him by the. By the end of the weekend, I made it seem like he lost four games. Like, how many did he actually attend?

[Juju]

I think he lost two in real life. The other one was Photoshop. Had to be, because everyone around him had on Florida gear. Okay, but I'm giving the Joker of the weekend to Rob Schwartz Jr. Man, y' all know that right now, Caleb Williams is battling with George Gervin for the Iceman nickname. And one of the Chicago sports reporters took to Twitter and said, I'll say it. I have no clue who George Gervin is or was in regards to basketball I'm not the biggest NBA fan and I've never even heard of him before. All this Iceman nonsense. And I just show you, man. Come on, bruh. Just because you haven't heard of something, now it's ridiculous. And now we got to take the credit from people. Nah, brother, especially you call yourself a sports reporter. Yeah, man, I just. I just showed y', all, man. I'm watching baseball because my brother is locked into it. So if you gonna call yourself a sports reporter and be ready to watch out sports, cuz.

[Co-host Chris]

Also, also, don't be proud of being ignorant. I hate that. Like, I'm proud that I didn't know shit. That I'm a dumb shit. Get out of here. Any other jokers this weekend, Juju?

[Juju]

No jokers for the weekend, but I got a P of the weekend. Keep it pee of the weekend player. My boy Grant Hill, man, we saw how that Duke broadcast sounded. Grant, he was on the main broadcast and kept it P, man. His team went down in that fashion, but still didn't miss a beat. He had a great reaction. And I salute my boy.

[Co-host Chris]

I tell people all the time, Grant Hill is one of like three people I know in life that's so good as a human being, it makes me feel bad. My man. Like Grant. Grant Hill. Grant Hill's so good. Like, I'm a real piece of shit, man. Every time I think about Grant Hill, I'm like, I'm a real piece of shit. Most other people, I'm like, yeah, all right.

[Juju]

So what?

[Co-host Chris]

So he's rich and famous.

[Juju]

Who cares? Grant Hill, right? Also the holy shit of the weekend. I might as well start bringing this holy shit of the weekend. Alexa Grasso, bro. Tony. Wow.

[Co-host Chris]

Wow.

[Guest Tony]

What a knockout of Macy.

[Co-host Chris]

Barber.

[Guest Tony]

Slept her and then in two seconds got her in a rear naked choke with a body triangle while she was also knocked out. And then they sprawled around and she was like this on the floor on the canvas of the octown. It was incredible. And then Izzy, it's over with Izzy.

[Juju]

No, Izzy, it's over. When you see the one with his feet.

[Guest Tony]

When Piper had him on top and he was just swinging on him and his feet were dangling like this, I was like, oh, it's. We need to. We need to cut it. I almost ran to Seattle and stopped it myself. It was terrible.

[Juju]

Terrible.

[Guest Tony]

He was the. He was the best fighter for like a four year period where nobody could touch him and he could do whatever he wanted to anybody. Kicks, punches, anything, right? And then it happened with Alex Barreira and it was. Lights up.

[Co-host Chris]

What are the polls? Update us on the polls.

[Juju]

Should Jamal McGlory's nickname have been the medium cat? Come on. Yeah. 89 of the audience says, yes, it should. Damn it. Right. I forgot to ask Mike. Also, did you see the Conquer cup trophy making a tour? And it had guns behind it, and they're like, come get it. Yeah. Do you think that parents wandering through the country in recreational vehicles are more likely to steal from their major League baseball playing son than parents who don't? 86% of the audience says, yes, they are. And. And last poll. Is it a shark attack or are you trespassing? 88% of the audience says, yes, you are trespassing. And those are the polls.

[Co-host Chris]

Thank you, Juju.

[Juju]

Thank y' all.