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Strahan, Schwartz-Morini Launch New Podcast
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, September 10, 2026 | 3:38pm CT |
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SMAC Entertainment co-founders Michael Strahan and Constance Schwartz-Morini will launch their first podcast together, "Hustle Like You're Broke," on September 23.
The weekly series, named after the longtime business motto shared by the pair, will feature conversations with figures from entertainment, business, sports and culture about achieving success and sustaining it over time. New episodes will be released Wednesdays.
Strahan and Schwartz-Morini will explore the habits, decisions, relationships and partnerships behind their guests' careers, with some episodes also featuring people who played supporting roles in their success.
Upcoming guests include Gillie & Wallo of "Million Dollaz Worth of Game" and Baseball Hall of Famer CC Sabathia with his wife, CAA agent and philanthropist Amber Sabathia.
"Behind every great accomplishment, there's a team that put in the work when no one was watching," said Strahan. "We've been in the trenches together for years, and have learned that in order to achieve real success, you need not only a vision, but an incredible drive."
Schwartz-Morini is co-founder and CEO of SMAC Entertainment and has worked with athletes and entertainers on business, branding and media ventures. Strahan is a Pro Football Hall of Famer, broadcaster, entrepreneur and investor.
"Hustle Like You're Broke" becomes the second podcast from The Intersection, the podcast network launched by SMAC Productions and AMP Media. The network debuted last month with "Get TO The Point," hosted by Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer.
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