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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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]

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

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.

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.