Two agents of chaos from Gaylord St. Mary — Macey Bebble and Ava Schultz — jump on the podcast to talk about the Snowbirds' run to the state quarterfinals and how their style of play had led to success on the court.

Brendan and James also run down the boys basketball district champions and what possible regional matchups they're looking forward to. Plus, Ellsworth's Brayden Steenwyk, Petoskey's Brady Ewing and Benzie Central's Quinn Zickert are all up for the Get Around Hall of Fame as the area's Athlete of the Week.

Brendan and James also make their March Madness picks and reveal their Final Four and predicted champion.

Glen Lake's Grace Bradford and Jessica Robbins divulge a superstition they have regarding a Barbie doll named Dora, whose fate rests on the outcome of the Lakers' games. Fortunately Glen Lake is undefeated this season and Dora remains "safe."

Episode 209 has plenty more including that conversation with Grace and Jessica. Brendan and James rundown that last week of sports that saw several area wrestlers win state gold. They also induct those state champs into the Get Around Hall of Fame and talk — or don't talk — about what sports movie they'd like to see get remade.

Episode 208 is a bittersweet one as we bid farewell to Andrew Rosenthal, who is leaving the wintry weather of Traverse City for the wintry weather of Chicago.

In Andrew's final episode, the guys talk about the MHSAA state skiing finals, the first few games of the girls basketball districts, and the most intriguing matchups in the boys basketball districts, which is set to tip off next week.

They also talk with Bellaire state-bound bowlers Brady Hoogerhyde and Matthew Lopardo-Lovett about their pet peeves on the lanes and their go-to concrete mixer order at Culver's.

All of that and much more!

Lake City brother-sister duo Gavin and MacKenzie Bisballe finally make their appearance on The Get Around after missing last week. The sibling combo talk about their futures, their cousin Alie, the game Lightning/Pressure, playing basketball in a pole barn, and much more!

Plus, Brendan, James and Andrew talk about the MHSAA rules for athletically motivated transfers; they preview the girls basketball district tournaments, induct a trio into the Get Around Hall of Fame and talk about the best overtime/extra-inning games they've covered and witnessed.

Episode 206 is sans guests this week, but Brendan, James and Andrew make 30 picks in the 2022 Record-Eagle Boys Prep Basketball Draft.

They also talk Super Bowl and the halftime show. Plus another athlete and state champion is inducted into the Get Around Hall of Fame as our athlete of the week. The guys also make their picks for what championship game they'd like to play in.

The 2022 Record-Eagle high school girls basketball fantasy draft is HERE! Andrew, Brendan and James pick some of the best players in northern Michigan for their respective teams of nine.

Plus, nordic skiers Will Haapala of Traverse City Central and Mylie Kelly of Benzie Central join the podcast to talk about their experiences with cross-country skiing.

A brother-sister combo is inducted into the Get Around Hall of Fame as the athletes of the week, and the guys make their Super Bowl picks ahead of Sunday's big game.

Nate Childers and Quinn Zickert of Benzie Central play a little impromptu and virtual round of Chopped with Brendan and James. Listen to find out what they'd make for an entree that includes salmon and refried beans. Plus, the two Benzie basketball standouts talk about what it would mean to make it to the Breslin Center with a shot at a state championship.

Before that, Brendan, James and Andrew discuss some of the best rivalries in northern Michigan and what two teams have the makings of a budding rivalry in the area. They also induct another athlete into the Get Around Hall of Fame and discuss the best athlete hosts of Saturday Night Live and what athlete they'd like to see host SNL next.

Boyne City's Lydia Krauss and Traverse City West's Gabby Edenburn hop on the podcast to talk about the rising popularity of girls wrestling in Michigan now that it is an MHSAA-sanctioned sport.

Brendan, James and Andrew discuss what sports could be next on the list to get the MHSAA's stamp of approval, including boys volleyball and nordic skiing. Plus, three more local athletes are nominated for the Get Around Hall of Fame!

With Traverse City West and Traverse City Central set to square off Tuesday in both boys and girls hoops, the Get Around welcomed TC Central alum and UpNorth Live Sports Director Harrison Beeby to chat about one of the biggest high school rivalries in northern Michigan with hosts Brendan Quealy and James Cook.

Bay Reps hockey players Aaron Ackerson and Riley Pierce jump on the pod for a bit to talk about this season, haircuts, locker room pranks and much more. Plus, Boyne City wrestler Lydia Krauss makes it into the Get Around Hall of Fame and the guys talk about what sports movie they'd want to play a part in if they could.

The Get Around makes its glorious return to the internet's airwaves!

Traverse City Central girls basketball players Cate Heethuis and Ashlen Hill join Brendan, James and Andrew for a virtual interview and run down their adventures in rock climbing and singing Christmas carols.

Plus, in-depth talk about the current state of prep basketball in northern Michigan as well as the big hockey action on tap for this week — the McCullough Cup and the Rick Deneweth Memorial Tournament. The guys also make their sports predictions for 2022 and induct a student-athlete into the Get Around Hall of Fame for just a single roll.

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