The Dan Le Batard Show

"You know about Ghost?"

JuJu Gotti has his Top 10 TV Show Theme Songs of all time and Amin completely steals his thunder. Dan wins Joker of the Week despite Greg Cote claiming today he hasn't changed his toothbrush in 35 years.
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"I took my boys to see the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 10 years ago, and I didn't know what the hell was going on."



Amin makes a revelation that is nearly as shocking as Greg's from the last hour; Chris Wittyngham takes a crazy stray; Leeman's dad wears a robe, and Tony thinks it's endearing; and somebody out there believes Stanford is going to win the ACC.
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"Whatever popular names are in this country, that's Magda in Hungary."



We are joined by Master Tesfatsion of The S Word podcast on TalkSport to discuss the FIFA scandal that should be rocking the sports world. The magnitude of this scandal is so massive that it has us longing for the days of Sepp Blatter. And yet, it is the second-most shocking thing in this hour because Greg Cote reveals a hygienic habit that will shake you to your core.
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"This might be the last bastion of democracy."



Dan spearheads a conversation about how WNBA stars like Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have become avatars in a proxy war between people who don't really care about their league. Plus, Michael Strahan has responded to criticism of his interview with Chris Johnson, in which the former star running back revealed he had ALS. Would Strahan have made himself the star by asking about the connection between football and ALS? To cap the hour, Tony has found a list of the Top 15 TV Show Theme Songs of all time, and Amin rules it unserious.
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"Miami is a biblical clusterf***."



In an hour that only Greg Cote could produce, we begin with details that are continuing to emerge about the Kyle Shanahan incident and end with a discussion of Skipper Chuck, a TV show that ran from 1957 to 1979.
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