Playground →
The single strongest pull in Highly Questionable's top 10 is Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz at 0.89 — a score that sits well above every other neighbor and reflects the deep audience overlap between the TV show and its podcast counterpart. No other neighbor comes close to that figure; the next closest is Farm Stores at 0.73, a general grocery chain, followed by Swiss Farms at 0.73 — two entries from the same subcategory that have no obvious thematic connection to sports television.
The shape is broad, meaning many neighbors clear a meaningful similarity threshold rather than clustering tightly around one or two anchors. Tallying the subcategories across the top 10 reveals a cross-kind pattern: the set includes two Sports Teams (Miami Dolphins at 0.70, Miami Heat at 0.63), two General Grocery Stores, one TV Personality (Joy Taylor at 0.62), two Athletes (Jimmy Butler at 0.58, Chris Bosh at 0.57), one Journalist (Bomani Jones at 0.50), one News Publisher (NTN24 at 0.50), and one Casual Dining entry (Pollo Tropical at 0.49). Only PTI shares Highly Questionable's own subcategory of TV Shows, and it does not appear in the top 10 — the nearest fellow TV Show sits further down the ranked list. The Miami-market concentration among the sports neighbors (Dolphins, Heat, Butler, Bosh) is a structural signal worth noting, as is the presence of grocery and dining brands that suggest a geographically or demographically coherent audience rather than a purely sports-media one.
The broad shape, combined with the Miami-anchored sports cluster and the grocery/dining outliers, points to an audience defined as much by place and lifestyle as by sports-talk genre.
