Wiley is a dugout reporter and part-time play-by-play annoucer for the Atlanta Braves. A 2024 Georgia Sportscaster of the Year, Wiley began his career doing play-by-play for his alma mater Georgia Tech. Here he tells of his rise to prominence with the Braves and discusses the prospects for this year's team amid the loss of key starting pitchers and their designated hitter. He also talks Tech football and basketball and what its like traveling with a big league club. (Note: progran recorded the day before the dismissal of Damon Stoudamire as Georgia Tech's basketball coach.)

It’s always fascinating to listen to Bill Curry as he reminisces about his legendary career, the people and teams he played for and discusses the status of pro and college football today. Bill is a two-time Super Bowl champion who played 10 seasons in the NFL primarily with the Green Bay Packers, and the Baltimore Colts,. He participated in Super Bowls I, III and V and played for coaches Vince Lombardi and Don Shula. As a coach himself, Bill was the head football coach at his alma mater Georgia Tech, Alabama and Kentucky, winning the 1989 Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year award. He also was the head coach at Georgia State University when the school launched its football program in 2010.

Ivan began his career with the Atlanta Constitution. He went from there to Sports illustrated. He joined ESPN.com in 2002 as college football writer, made many appearances on ESPN’s various platforms and served as producer for the program Saturdays in the South.

The football Writers Association honored him for the best story of the year nine times. He was on the College Football Playoff selection committee in 2025 and in this podcast, not only does he tell great stories about Leahy, he also discusses the issues facing college football and why Congress or the Courts may need to intervene to help establish ground rules in this new era of college football.

Bob Steinfeld is a 10-time Emmy award winning producer and director. He's covered every major sport from Major League Baseball to the Olympic Games and has worked for every major sports network from ESPN, FOX, and CBS to Bally Sports, the NBA and more. He captures this incredible career in a new book, "1...2...3...We're On The Air." In addition to explaing the role of producer and director, Bob provides anectdotes involving the stellar athletes he's covered, including Nolan Ryan and Randy "the Big Unit" Johnson, for whom he produced five highly -successful and critically acclaimed pitching videos. He currently is executive producer for the WNBA's Dallas Wings.

Magic and Bird, Mr. October and Pete Rose—Larry Keith has written about them all and many more as a writer and former editor for Sports Illustrated. In this episode, Larry not only recalls the stories, but also goes behind the scenes with the most interesting, and sometimes most controversial, figures in the world of sports. He also tells what made SI’s great writers great, a must listen for students looking to make a career in sports media. Listen to this podcast then read Larry’s new book, Touch ‘em All.

What's life on the road for an NBA broadcaster, what is done to prepare for each game, and who was the league's greatest player. Bob weighs in on all these subjects, discusses the Hawks new season and tells tales of his long and illustrious career behind the mike.

Bob Rathbun is not only the TV voice of the Atlanta Hawks, he is a 12 time Regional Emmy Award winner and has eight Sportscaster of the Year honors. In addition to basketball, he's called football, Major League baseball with the Tigers and the Braves and womens basketball with the WNBA's Atlanta Dream.

From entering a prison cell with Warrick Dunn to living with a dying Walter Payton, Don Yaeger has amassed a career of telling stories of some of the sports' worlds most interesting figures. In addition to Dunn and Payton, he has written about John Wooden, fomer Cubs manager David Ross, and Joe Namath. He's also told the story of the amazingly successful Savannah Bananas and has a new book coming out on the science of momentum. Listen as Don talks sports and more.

Fred has 40 years in the TV business, including serving as sports anchor at Atlanta's 11Alive and CBS 46. He won multiple Southeast Emmy Awards and covered every team and every big event in Atlanta sports since 1992. Here he recalls some of the games and people he covered and also reminisces about his old coach Lee Corso, who is retiring from ESPN College Game Day after nearly 40 years with the network