Greg Cote Show podcast: Greg and Chris share separate major announcements, plus Super Bowl talk!

Greg Cote
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The Greg Cote Show podcast’s newest episode, our fourth of 2023, features career announcements from both Greg and son/co-host/producer Chris.

▪ Greg details a collaboration on a new book with Ron Magill of Zoo Miami, whom many of you know from his regular appearances on the Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz. Hear details of what the book is about and when it’s coming out.

▪ Chris reveals a recent, rather daring urge to try something new. We won’t spoil the surprise. He explains it. But know this: He’s serious!

▪ Also sharing the new episode’s marquee: the guys discuss Sunday’s AFC (Chiefs-Bengals) and NFC (Eagles-49ers) championship games and the resulting Super Bowl matchup.

Also in the new episode: Chris’ first career pedicure; the controversial preseason Jai-Alai Banquet; Greg sees Billy Joel; the upcoming PFPI Gala; remembering George Segal; a new edition of “Three Facts, Jack!” and the Dad joke of the week.

Hear all of this and more in our fourth episode of ‘23 and 150th overall, and we welcome you back as always.

Aside from the occasional bonus emergency episode, a new Greg Cote Show drops every Monday morning at 7 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you pod, including of course at miamiherald.com. Find the entire GCS catalog with all 145 episodes HERE. (The show also simulcasts on Sirius XM radio Mondays from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.).

Our podcast debuted in March 2020, just before the pandemic hit. (Sorry, don’t blame us). We thank you all, our pod family, for your great and growing support. Please continue to listen, rate, review, follow, then unfollow and follow again and so on. It isn’t cheating, and it helps us a bunch. Tell your friends, too!

We now have a teaser video out each week on the Miami Herald YouTube channel to preview the latest episode. Check it out.

Also visit thegregcoteshow.com and click “Shop” for our merch store. We have a brand new T-shirt out Tuesday just in time for Valentine’s Day as well as merch featuring Greg’s Lobos designs, the GCS logo, Nellie’s Diner and the Greg “Floating Head.” And there is a free shipping Tuesday through Saturday! ShoppinIt. Also check out our podcast’s new YouTube channel.

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