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The Midday Show with Andy & Randy podcast features episodes of the Atlanta sports radio talk show of the same name. The radio show airs on 92.9 The Game. The podcast covers all the latest news from Atlanta's sports teams. With thorough and timely content, it is a fantastic listen for Atlanta sports fans.

Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael cohost the podcast. Bunker has been a sports radio host since 2004. He has been with 92.9 The Game since 2016. McMichael was an offensive lineman who played high school football in Georgia. He competed in track and basketball as well. McMichael played college football for the University of Georgia between 1999 and 2001. He later entered the NFL and played eleven seasons of professional football.

Atlanta is a sports city with a wide and exciting history. It boasts an NFL team with the Atlanta Falcons, an NBA team with the Atlanta Hawks, and an MLB team with the Atlanta Braves. The show tracks the activity of these teams. It also has content on the MLS team Atlanta United FC and Georgia's college sports. The University of Georgia and its Georgia Tech rival receive particular attention. The Midday Show with Andy & Randy allows fans to receive various sports updates in one place.

Bunker and McMichael bring their love and knowledge of Atlanta sports to the show. McMichael talks about football and basketball from personal experience. Together, they create interesting conversations and analyses on players, coaching, and matchups.

In addition to being informative, Bunker and McMichael make sure to have fun in the episodes. Hip-hop songs throughout the podcast drive energy and excitement for Atlanta teams. The hosts also ask each other hilarious questions about music, fashion, and more.

The Midday Show with Andy & Randy podcast releases as an episode every weekday. It breaks up conversations into separate episodes by topic each day.

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FULL SHOW – April 25, 2024

FULL SHOW – April 25, 2024

Thursday’s full show – April 25, 2024

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FULL SHOW – April 25, 2024

FULL SHOW – April 25, 2024

Thursday’s full show – April 25, 2024

No matter how it falls, tonight’s first round is going to be wild

No matter how it falls, tonight’s first round is going to be wild

In Hour 1, Andy and Randy talk about the plans for tonight’s draft for the Atlanta Falcons, the Braves walk-off win last night for the sweep after blowing the save, and how the QB’s may fall in tonight’s first round.

When will the Falcons draft their first offensive player?

When will the Falcons draft their first offensive player?

In Hour 2, Andy and Randy work their way through a draft day NFL No Huddle, pull from the Midday Grab-Bag of Question, and Backpage with Abe.

Tonight’s draft will be dominated by offensive players

Tonight’s draft will be dominated by offensive players

In Hour 3, Andy and Randy discuss the added pressure on the Falcons to take the right defensive player, dive deeper into the Falcons draft with Joe Patrick, and the AMA.

Joe Patrick: Final predictions for tonight’s draft for Falcons

Joe Patrick: Final predictions for tonight’s draft for Falcons

92.9 The Game Atlanta Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick talks about why he's blocked on social media by Steve Wyche, the belief the Falcons are going to draft a defensive player but not knowing which one, what position would be the most surprising to see them select tonight, the possible decision on Kyle Pitts 5th year option, the Falcons needing at-least two impact starters, and how far the Falcons might be willing to trade back.

Bottom line for the Falcons in the 2024 NFL Draft

Bottom line for the Falcons in the 2024 NFL Draft

The Falcons are set to pick at #8 in tonight’s first round, but they have a lot more than just one hole to plug. When the draft is over, what do the Falcons absolutely need to get out of it?

Love it or hate it, there is a case for the Falcons to draft Brock Bowers at 8

Love it or hate it, there is a case for the Falcons to draft Brock Bowers at 8

The 2024 NFL Draft is finally upon us. Hot take after mock draft, website after radio segment; EVERYONE has an opinion. One popular opinion around Falcons fandom is that they absolutely can not take another offensive skill position player in the first round. The Falcons are in so much need on the defensive side of the ball, that there's no way that they would draft an offensive player, right? RIGHT? What if the Falcons and Head Coach Raheem Morris are confident enough in their own ability to develop and improve the defense as is, that they would rather give quarterback Kirk Cousins another weapon instead? That's the scenario that we will go for for now: the Falcons want to give Cousins another weapon. Assuming that most of the first seven picks in the draft are chalk, including a team trading up to take the fourth quarterback off of the board. That means that Williams, May, Daniels, Harrison, McCarthy (or Penix), Nabers, and Alt are off of the board, which is how most draft experts have the draft playing out. This would make it less likely for a team to want to trade in to the Falcons pick at eight. That leaves Washington's Rome Odunze and Georgia's Brock Bowers on the board as the best available pass-catchers. While it would definitely take several dominoes falling a certain direction, I explain that why if everything being said about him by the "experts" is true: there is most certainly a case for the Atlanta Falcons to take Brock Bowers with the eighth pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Is Michael Penix Jr. Heading To Atlanta? | 'In the Huddle'

Is Michael Penix Jr. Heading To Atlanta? | 'In the Huddle'

From 'In The Huddle' (subscribe here): Carl Dukes, Jason La Canfora, and Brian Baldinger share which team is very high on Penix Jr. and if the Giants go all-in on a QB. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Revenge, Question Marks and Dawgs | 'Queens of the Court'

Revenge, Question Marks and Dawgs | 'Queens of the Court'

From 'Queens of the Court' (Subscribe Here): On this episode of Queens of the Court, co-hosts Sheryl Swoopes and Jordan Robinson were together in-person to discuss everything from the WNBA Draft viewership numbers to the new Seattle Storm training facility. Plus, they do their best to provide one-word (sometimes three-word) predictions for each and every WNBA team.Please note: Due to technical difficulties while recording, the audio quality in this episode is impacted.If you have any questions want Sheryl and Jordan to answer, you can send them to queensofthecourt@audacy.com. Please also rate and review "Queens of the Court" so more women's basketball fans can find us! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

FULL SHOW – April 24, 2024

FULL SHOW – April 24, 2024

Wednesday’s full show – April 24, 2024

You can officially stop being worried about Max Fried

You can officially stop being worried about Max Fried

In Hour 1, Andy and Randy talk about the outstanding outing from Max Fried last night throwing a Maddux, the Falcons continuing their draft prep, and Greg Cosell joins to break down some of the NFRL's top draft prospects.

Not just picks could be moved tomorrow night

Not just picks could be moved tomorrow night

In Hour 2, Andy and Randy discuss the possibility that a few current Falcons get traded on draft day, Grant McAuley joins to discuss the Braves and Max Fried, and Backpage with Beau.

Are the Nuggets as good as they were last year

Are the Nuggets as good as they were last year

In Hour 3, Andy and Randy breakdown the positions teams miss the most on in the first round, the Braves win over the Marlins, the NBA Playoffs, and the AMA.

Off the Cuff - That's the duty of a man

Off the Cuff - That's the duty of a man

Andy, Randy, and Abe chat about airport etiquette and the best possible future for Jameis Winston as a broadcaster.

AMA: Which athlete could be a modern-day movie star?

AMA: Which athlete could be a modern-day movie star?

Ask Me Anything and takeaways of the day featuring Andy, Randy, Beau, and Abe.

Which NBA series are actually gonna be series?

Which NBA series are actually gonna be series?

Andy and Randy take a look at the first round matchups in the NBA Playoffs and which ones they feel are over and which ones can become a true series.

What’s the most bust-proof position in the first round?

What’s the most bust-proof position in the first round?

Andy and Randy discuss the safest position teams can draft in the first round, the riskiest, and if it should shape how teams draft moving forward.

Backpage: Mt. Rushmore of action movie stars

Backpage: Mt. Rushmore of action movie stars

Andy and Randy visit the Backpage with Beau Johnson

Grant McAuley: It was simply about execution for Max Fried

Grant McAuley: It was simply about execution for Max Fried

92.9 The Game Atlanta Braves Insider and From The Diamond Host Grant McAuley talks about what Max Fried's strong outing meant to him after a slow start to the season, the changes to the batting order with Ozzie Albies out, the health update for Sean Murphy, the good first outing for Bryce Elder in his return to the rotation, still resting Travis d'Arnaud once a week, some of the struggles that Matt Olson is going through right now, and some of the issues in umpiring and if technology should be implemented.

Greg Cosell: Latu is most NFL-ready pass rusher

Greg Cosell: Latu is most NFL-ready pass rusher

NFL Films and NFL Network Analyst Greg Cosell speaks about why he feels that Latu is the most NFL ready pass rusher, the difference between Jared Verse and Dallas Turner, viewing Byron Murphy as the top interior lineman in the draft, how much difference there is between the top 3 receivers, who's the next group of receivers who could have success in the NFL, Michael Penix and J.J. McCarthy, if scouts are getting any better at being able to evaluate QB's, and the potential of a pair of first rounders from UGA.