This week the guys chat with Braves pitcher Jason Motte about the Jason Motte Foundation, "Let's Strike Out Cancer," what he wants to do after his playing days and his World Series ring. The guys also preview Imagine Music Festival, review the recent Arcade Fire concert in Duluth and talk about some of the biggest independent promoters in ATL.

This week the guys talk about Atlanta's first professional Major League Soccer team, Atlanta United, and how the atmosphere at the new $1.5 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium is like no other. The guys also talk a little New York sports and Atlanta music with Desus Nice from VICELAND's Desus and Mero at the Red Bull Culture Clash.

This week the guys interview Live Nation Atlanta President Peter Conlon, one of the most revered talent buyers and promoters in music history. He has been booking, promoting and hosting concerts in the Southeast for more than three decades and leads the operations of The Tabernacle, Delta Classic Chastain Park Amphitheater, Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park and Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood. Conlon is also responsible for the annual three-day music festival in Atlanta, Music Midtown, which he started in 1994 with his long-time friend and business partner, Alex Cooley. Tune in to hear Conlon share stories about President Jimmy Carter, Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson as well as why he's excited to see Bruno Mars at Music Midtown.

This week the guys chat with Patchwerk Recording Studios owner Curtis Daniel III.

This week the guys chat with hiphop legend and Patchwerk Recording Studios owner Curtis Daniel III.

On the inaugural episode, the guys dive into the upcoming college football season, the Georgia Swarm's National Lacrosse League Championship that didn't get the love it should have with Phil breaking down the money side of it all. Also, Tug interviews Atlanta Braves pitcher Lucas Sims.