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FOX Sports Radio Launches Stugotz College Football Show
| RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, September 24, 2026 | 12:38pm CT |
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FOX Sports Radio is launching "College Football with Stugotz & The Bear," a new twice-weekly podcast hosted by Jon "Stugotz" Weiner and FOX Sports college football analyst Chris "The Bear" Fallica. The iHeartPodcasts series debuts Friday, September 25, with new episodes scheduled for Mondays and Fridays throughout the college football season.
The show will cover the sport's biggest stories along with rivalries, venues, players, game-day traditions and tailgate culture. Weiner will provide his signature humor and commentary alongside Fallica, a veteran college football analyst and sports betting expert.
"They asked me to host a college football podcast, so I did the smart thing and brought along my friend who actually knows college football," said Stugotz. "How 'bout that?!"
"College football brings out the most passionate fans and opinions in sports," added Fallica. "Who thought giving Stugotz a voice here would be a good idea? I promise to keep him in line."
Stugotz signed a long-term multiplatform agreement with iHeartMedia in December 2025 that led to the launch of the national weekday program "Stugotz and Company LIVE!" on FOX Sports Radio and the creation of the Stugotz Podcast Network with iHeartPodcasts.
The new series joins the network's existing lineup of "Stugotz and Company," "God Bless Football" and "With Stugotz & Hochman."
"College Football with Stugotz & The Bear" will be distributed by iHeartPodcasts and available on the iHeartRadio app and other podcast platforms. Full video episodes will also be available through iHeart and Stugotz's YouTube channel.
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