To continue hour two Nick is discussing Dawgs withMike Griffith of the AJC. Nick starts things off by asking Mike about Georgia’s matchup with Cincinnati in the Peach Bowl, and Mike says that “this is the most engaging game of the New Year’s Six”, and Mike continues by saying that “Cincinnati is a team that believes they belong in the College Football Playoff, and Georgia is playing their best football.” Next, Nick asks Mike if he thinks players will ever get any sort of compensation for playing in these bowl games. Mike responds by saying that “Well Georgia is putting this money in their pockets, and feeding these guys all the time, and getting them chefs, and free tuition, and when you put the value all together they are getting a lot.” Mike continues by saying that “if the players sit out the fans don’t have to like it.” Next, Nick asks Mike about the college football TV ratings being down, and Mike says that “It’s been all sports, the NBA ratings are down and I haven’t seen the NFL, but there were a lot of social issues, and people said they would turn away from sports and they did.” Mike also mentions the fact that he’s glad that the college football season still went on because “the players that chose to play decided to play because they are following their dreams.” Finally, Nick asks Mike about the College Football Playoff and if he thinks Notre Dame and Alabama will be close, and Mike says “I don’t think so”, but Mike does go on to say that the post season Alabama team doesn’t always look like the regular season Alabama, now i’m not betting against Alabama, but you never know” and as far as Clemson and Ohio State goes he thinks the game could be competitive, but Mike isn’t sure about Ohio State and Justin Fields saying “he doesn’t have the same pieces around him.”

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To kick off hour two of this  New Years Eve special show, Nick talks about college football Bowl Opt-Outs, and why there is a need to incentivize players to stay and play college football. To continue hour two Nick is discussing Dawgs withMike Griffith of the AJC. To close out hour two Nick gives you his College Football Playoff preview

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Nick closes out hour one of this New Years Eve show by talking all things Atlanta Falcons with Atlanta Falcons beat writer for the AJC D-Orlando Ledbetter. Nick starts things off by asking D-Led if this weekend is remotely in jeopardy because of the positive COVID tests and the shutdown of the facility earlier today. D-Led responds by saying no and that “Alex is kind of a loner.” D-Led continues by saying that the game doesn't seem all that jeopardized, and that the “show must go on.” Next, Nick asks Ledbetter if last week could’ve been Alex mack’s last game as a Falcon, and Ledbetter responds by saying “he thinks so”, and Ledbetter continues by saying that “he might go on to be a senator now, but he has had a great career.” Nick continues the interview with D-Led by asking about Alex Mack’s predecessor Matt Hennessey and how he’s performed thus far. D-Led responds by saying that Hennessey has been “baptized by fire...but he looks promising.” Next, Nick asks D-Led about apparent reports about Julio Jones being apart of trade talks and who that might be coming from with no general manager or head coach in place, and Ledbetter responds by saying that “Julio’s agent doesn’t talk to anybody, and the team hasn’t reported that, so he doesn’t know where it’s coming from.” Next, Nick asks D-Led about the Falcons final game of the season, and how he thinks it will go for the Falcons. D-Led responds by saying that “it’s going to be a tough one for the Falcons.” D-Led continues by saying that “This is a Tampa Bay Buccaneers team that is getting ready for a potential Super Bowl run”, and that this will be a tough test for the Falcons. Finally, to close things out Nick gave D-Led a list of Falcons free agents, and asked him if he would keep them or let them go, and asked what D-led would think if they got Rick Smith as a general manager, Eric Bieniemy as a head coach, and drafted Justin Fields. Ledbetter responded by saying “I would applaud all of those moves even though Rick Smith isn’t at the top of my list, but the other two would be home runs out of the park.”

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In the opening hour of the Nick Kayal show, Nick started the show by setting the table, and telling you what's on tap for today's show. Then, Nick reacts to last night’s Hawks game and gives you his takeaways from the Hawks 141-145 loss to the Brooklyn Nets.To continue the opening hour, Nick discusses the Julio Jones trade reports and rumors from Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, and debates whether or not the Falcons can unload him and get a haul from a desperate team. Nick closes out hour one of this New Years Eve show by talking all things Atlanta Falcons with Atlanta Falcons beat writer for the AJC D-Orlando Ledbetter.

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Chuckery starts the 9pm hour with a Falcons Flyover, Jon has stories for That's Life, and replay of the Jason Longshore interview

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Jon starts the Brown Liquor Music Hour with a College Football Roundup, Chuckery has a trade scenario for the Falcons, and Rank 'Em. 

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Chuckery starts the show talking about the Hawks starting the season, Jon has a trade scenario for Matt Ryan, and Jason Longshore 929 The Game ATLUTD radio analyst joins the show. 

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Chuckery says the CFB playoff needs to change, replay of Dave Archer from The Midday Show, and What's Buggin' Chuckery?

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To kick off hour two, and the final hour of this late night edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon jumps into all things Falcons with the Falcons Flyover where he talks the Falcons having two pro-bowlers, right now having the number five overall pick, and he also lets you hear from interim head coach Raheem Morris. Jon continues the final hour of this late night edition of the Jon Chuckery show by recapping Championship Saturday in College Football. Jon closes out the final full segment of this late night edition of The Jon Chuckery show by posing the question Did the WWE go too far with their ending last night? Jon ends the show as he always does with the Love TKO, and then throws to After Hours with Amy Lawrence!

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To kick off this late night edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon kicks off the show by setting the table, and talking about what is on deck for tonight’s show. Next, Jon talks about the Falcons’ blowing it again, the Hawks wrapping up their pre-season, and finally Chuck closes out the opening segment by talking about the College Football Playoff being set. Jon continues the opening hour of this late night edition of The Jon Chuckery Show by discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Falcons game on Sunday. Jon closes out hour one of this late night edition of The Jon Chuckery Show with the fan favorite segment What's Buggin Chuckery. In this edition of What's Buggin Chuckery, Chuck rants about Carson Wentz wanting out of a mess that he created.

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