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Randy Starks: You’ve Got to Invest in Yourself
Randy Starks dives in to discuss his Miami Dolphins tenure, playing at a Pro Bowl level at two different positions, life as Channing Crowder’s neighbor, and his new role as the Head Coach of the Eureka College Red Devils. Co...
Nolan Carroll: I Believed in Myself
Former Miami Dolphins defensive back, Nolan Carroll, discusses growing up a DolFan, breaking his leg as a senior at the University of Maryland, and being tripped on the NY Jets sidelines as a rookie. Contributors to this epis...
Caleb Sturgis: A lot of Kicking is Mental
A St. Augustine native, Caleb Sturgis completed his All-American career at the University of Florida as the school’s all-time leader in field goals made. The kicker’s collegiate success prompted the Miami Dolphins to select h...
Ed Newman: The Warrior Judge
Ed Newman’s professional journey has been the stuff of legends. In 12 NFL seasons, all with the Miami Dolphins, Newman was part of a Super Bowl championship team in 1973, blocked for Bob Griese, Larry Csonka, and Dan Marino, ...
Dolphins Challenge Cancer Live
As the Miami Dolphins organization hosted the Dolphins Challenge Cancer (DCC) XIV, Travis Wingfield joined Seth Levit on site for a live radio celebration of the National Football League’s largest fundraising event. This epis...
Patrick Cobbs: Keep Pushing
Despite limited opportunities, Patrick Cobbs was a key member of the Miami Dolphins offense and special teams from 2006-2010, contributing to a backfield led by Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown. Cobbs enjoyed his most signific...
Brian Walker: I Didn’t Want to Let Those Guys Down
Undrafted out of college and released by Washington after just one season, Brian Walker enjoyed a fresh start in South Florida, finding a home in a Miami Dolphins secondary that featured names like Sam Madison, Patrick Surtai...
Jim Jensen: Crash
In 1981, the Miami Dolphins utilized an 11th round draft choice to select quarterback Jim Jensen out of Boston University. Jensen’s career as a signal caller was inauspicious at best, but he would quickly become one of the mo...
Top 10 Fish Tank Moments of 2023
With 2023 in the rearview mirror, O.J. and Seth reflect upon the past year in The Fish Tank to choose their top 10 most memorable moments. The guys produced a total of 34 episodes last year, so it was no …
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About the Hosts
O.J. McDuffie
Host
A consensus All-American at Penn State University, O.J. McDuffie was the Miami Dolphins first-round selection in the 1993 NFL Draft. “Juice” quickly became Dan Marino’s favorite target and broke multiple receiving records, including leading the NFL in receptions in 1998.
On and off the field, McDuffie was one of the most popular players on the Dolphins roster over the course of his nine-year career, evidenced by his back-to-back Team MVP Honors in 1997 and 1998. In December of 2013, O.J. was inducted into the Miami Dolphins Walk of Fame.
His commitment and passion to the South Florida community didn't end with his contributions on the field. Prior to his retirement in 2001, McDuffie contributed much of his time to various charitable causes and continues his dedication to help the area’s youth through his work with the Catch 81 Foundation. O.J. is no stranger to the mic either, having co-hosted the mid-day radio show for 790 The Ticket, as well as frequent appearances on the Miami Dolphins Finsiders radio and web series.
Currently, O.J. co-hosts the Miami Dolphins pregame radio show with Steve "Goldie" Goldstein as well as the postgame radio show along with his Fish Tank partner, Seth Levit, and Travis Wingfield, all on iHeart Radio.
Seth Levit
Host
Seth Levit is a fresh voice for listeners, however his work with and around the Miami Dolphins organization and its players is anything but new.
For the past 19 years, Levit has served as the Executive Director of the Jason Taylor Foundation, having helped the football legend establish the non-profit in 2004. Working side-by-side Taylor, Seth has also been the Hall of Famer’s publicist and off-field manager.
Prior to joining the Jason Taylor Foundation, Seth spent eight seasons (1996-2003) with the Miami Dolphins as a member of the team’s Media Relations Department, a staff that was the recipient of the 1999 Pete Rozelle Award, an annual honor awarded by the Professional Football Writers of America to the NFL’s best public relations department. It was during this time that Levit first began working with his Fish Tank co-host, O.J. McDuffie.
Seth and O.J. not only host The Fish Tank podcast, but, along with Travis Wingfield, the trio can be heard following every Miami Dolphins game on iHeart Radio's Dolphins Postgame Live show.
The proud father of three, Seth and his wife strive daily to put family first, with diving into The Fish Tank a close second.