Flying Private (w/Gojo)

God Bless Football

iHeartPodcasts

Sports, Football

4.7 • 530 Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2026

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

As Stugotz is sad about the end of the football season, Gojo joins the show to brighten up his day. The crew wants to figure out how to get on Christopher Mad Dog Russo's private plane home. What could make Gojo make the short trip up to SF from L.A.? Plus, we already sick of the Belichick story.

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0:00.0	No gloss, no filter.
0:03.1	Just stories.
0:04.8	Spoken without fear.
0:06.5	Person who is not generous can not be an artist.
0:09.4	The world will be at peace only when it is ruled by poets and philosophers.
0:14.3	Listen to my weekly podcast, the Pooja Abhaw on the IHeart Radio app,
0:18.5	Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:23.0	Come for the honesty.
0:24.9	Stay for the fire.
0:28.8	It's a sad Friday, the final Friday of Football Friday of the football season.
0:34.5	I'm sad.
0:35.3	We're headed to San Francisco.
0:36.8	I'm not even certain I'm amped up for this game.
0:39.4	I have no idea why. It's the Super Bowl. I should be excited. But I was no, what do you mean,
0:44.4	Mikey? What did you say? God bless football. Not not sad. God bless football. Oh, are we doing
0:50.3	God bless football right now, by the way? Yes. Okay, let me start over and keep it all in.
0:54.8	Three, two, one.
0:57.0	God bless football, Mike Ye.
1:11.0	God bless football, Taylor. God bless football. Mike Yeh.
1:12.9	God bless football, Taylor.
1:15.3	God bless football, Gojo.
1:18.6	God bless football, Stu Gats.
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