The Mic'd Up Podcast, hosted by Ryan Hodges, is a podcast where Ryan takes the conversations and discussions he has on a daily basis and records them. There will always be a focus of sports, and after that, there's no telling what his friends and family will want to talk about.
On the first half of this double episode, Ryan answers common questions he hears from white people and offers ways to get involved in the fight against racism and police brutality. Ryan also discusses Drew Brees' comments regarding the recent protests. Donate to organizations fighting racism and police brutality: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ab_mn?refcode=tweet On the second half of this episode, Ryan answers the question "can there be wrong all-time NBA list?" and creates guidelines that every all-time NBA list should follow.
This week, Ryan and special cohost, Mikaela, talk all things Season 6. They discuss the differences between plot-driven and episode-driven seasons, S6 being Jim and Pam's last big season, Dwight's breaking point, and much more. The two also award their Dundies for moments that happened throughout the season.
This week, Ryan and Cody breakdown the last perfect season of 'The Office.' The two discuss the Andy-Angela-Dwight relationship and Michael betting on himself, as well as answering questions that the show doesn't address directly, like what was in Michael's poem that he wrote for Pam. Per usual, at the end of the episode, Dundies are awarded to key moments in the season.
This podcast contains spoilers about the Netflix show 'Ozark.' This week, Ryan explores the ending of the third season of 'Ozark' and examines the death of a vital character. The question that fans of the show demand answered: is Ben actually dead? Ryan looks at the supposed death of Ben and explains why Ben will be alive at the start of Season 4.
This week, Ryan and Cody break down all things Season 4. They compare this season's pace to other seasons, analyze the shifting relationship dynamics of Dunder Mifflin, and discuss how pivotal a season this is for the growth and development of a few characters. Then, the two award their Dundies and unveil a new episode-specific award called the Mikes — it's like the Oscars, but better.
"Mashed potatoes are no where to be found on my potato big board." This week, Ryan and Josh draft their favorite forms of potatoes to create their ultimate potato teams. The draft stock of some spuds rise; some, surprisingly, fall drastically.
"Yo, that's shizzle." This week, Ryan and Cody dissect the third, and arguably best, season of "The Office." They discuss the expansion of the Dunder Mifflin universe, how Season 3 is all about opposites, the Jim-Pam-Karen love triangle, and award their Dundies.
During an apocalypse, which celebrities are you recruiting to team up with? On this week's episode of Quarantine Questions, Ryan and Josh discuss which celebrities would be on their apocalypse squads. Josh's list is practical and survival-centered, while Ryan's team is all about having fun.
This week, Ryan and Cody dive into Season 2 of "The Office." They discuss the differences between the first two seasons, the transformation of Michael Scott, the evolution of Creed, and much more. They also award their Dundies to special moments and quotes in Season 2.
Introducing Quarantine Questions, a short-form podcast series by Mic'd Up Podcast. Each week, we will be answering silly and pointless questions while sequestered in our homes. This week, Ryan and Josh try to identify who is truly the worst in Netflix's "Tiger King."
Welcome to "Are You Still Watching?", a deep-dive rewatch podcast series. The next nine episodes will focus on the television show "The Office." This week, Ryan and Cody discuss Season 1. They look at how the show came to America, potential alternative castings, and give Dundies to some of Season 1's best moments.
This week, Ryan discusses the Week 17 games and the playoff matchups for the upcoming weekend. Ryan looks at the NFC and San Francisco's continued dominance, Green Bay not passing the eye test, and the Saints' road to the Super Bowl. Then, Ryan looks at the championship candidacy for the Chiefs and Ravens and the upset potential for the Titans. Finally, Ryan shares some of his favorite films, shows, music, and books of the decade.
Mic'd Up is back! Today, Ryan and Colin discuss what's happened in the first quarter of the NBA season. They analyze the LA teams' chances at winning it all, flame the Sixers, and look at Milwaukee's dominance. They also give their MVPs and all-NBA teams through the first 25 games. Then, Ryan sits down with his sister, Cali, to discuss what hurt the most in the Home Alone movies.
Basketball is back! Today Ryan discusses how good the Clippers are and their path to the NBA Finals. Ryan also mentions the Lakers trying to work out their issues, the Raptors winning in OT against the Zion-less Pelicans, and the Sixers looking like the best in the East. Then, Ryan analyzes recent contract extensions and gives his predictions for the playoffs.
On today's episode, Ryan sits down with David to discuss all-things NFL. They project how good the Chiefs can be with Mahomes sidelined, the Eagles losing big, Baltimore winning the Battle of the Birds, and more. Plus, Ryan goes over his stock market picks and the teams he is completely out on.
Ryan sits down with Colin to discuss all you need to know for the upcoming NBA season. They mull over Ryan's Pyramid of Contention, which includes groups such as "the contenders," the teams "knocking at the door," and the "Groundhog's Day" teams. They also discuss the most intriguing players to look out for this upcoming season.
Ryan discusses an incredible CFB Saturday as UGA loses to unranked South Carolina, the Red River Rivalry did not disappoint, and LSU shines in Death Valley. Then, Ryan talks about Houston controlling the clock to beat Kansas City, mentions the rough week for the top two QBs in the 2015 draft, and the unstoppable Seahawks and 49ers. Ryan also unveils a new segment called "the Stock Market" where he buys and sells the stock of teams he is bullish and bearish on.
This week, Ryan takes a look at the protests in Hong Kong and the NBA's relationship with China. Then, Ryan critiques the CFB rankings and recaps the Auburn-Florida game. Next, Ryan discusses the magic of Russell Wilson, McCaffrey's MVP case, reevaluates his playoff predictions, and goes over this week's Frisky Five.
This week, Ryan discussed LaMelo Ball's first-pick potential and ESPN's top ten NBA players. Next, Ryan discusses Danny Dimes shutting up the critics and Baker and the Browns not living up to the hype. Then, Ryan recaps the previous week's games and introduces a new sports gambling segment called the Frisky Five.
This week, Ryan discusses Team USA's seventh place FIBA finish and how basketball is a global game. Then, Ryan talks about his impressions from last week's LSU-Texas game. Ryan briefly gives his thoughts on California's bill that will allow NCAA players to profit from their likeness. Next, he talks about the revamped Pats and the recent allegations made against Antonio Brown. Finally, Ryan recaps the NFL's Week 1 and gives a preview of Week 2.
On this week's episode, Ryan sits down with his dad to talk all things football. They discuss Florida State's lackluster second half and Willie Taggart's future. Then, Ryan and his dad discuss the players use of the NCAA's transfer portal. They also question if the SEC is still the best conference in college football. Then, they make CFB playoff predictions and go over their NFL playoff teams.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Colin to break down the NBA's All-Decade teams and make their amendments to the list. Later in the episode, Ryan and Colin have a discussion about HBO's True Detective in another installment of "Are You Still Watching?" They discuss the timeline of Seasons 1 and 3, the concept of opposites, and compare the two seasons.
On this episode, Ryan explains his Pyramid of Stardom and gives the listeners his NBA Mount Rushmore of Impact. Then, Ryan sits down with his brother Cody to discuss Chance the Rapper's new album, their recent experience at a trivia night, RJ Hampton and Zion inking sneaker deals, and list the best fantasy football players for the upcoming season.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Alicia and Sarah to discuss the newest season of Stranger Things, while also reflecting on the previous two seasons. They elaborate on the binge-ability of the show, how the writers develop characters, and what happens next season.
On this episode, Ryan and Destin discuss the end of an era as Russell Westbrook is traded to Houston. Then, Ryan and Destin talk about Kawhi finessing the league and who the title contenders are for next season. They mention some of their favorite player to watch in this year's Summer League and create an All-Stranger Things starting five.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Destin to discuss where Kawhi lands and how this decision affects his legacy. Then, Ryan and Destin talk about the implications of Brooklyn signing both Kyrie and KD, how the Celtics will look with Kemba, and how Philadelphia's rollercoaster free agency affects their chances of winning the East. Ryan and Destin also evaluate overrated and underrated free agency signings.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Bryson, Donovan, and Jaheim to discuss the most recent free agency news and rumors. They predict where Kawhi will sign, what the Lakers should do with their cap space, the possibility of a Jimmy Butler to Houston trade, where Kemba lands, and Brooklyn's free agent dilemma.
On this episode, Ryan and Colin discuss the Anthony Davis trade from the perspectives of New Orleans and Los Angeles. They also delve into the Lakers cap situation and who are legitimate free agents they can sign. Ryan and Colin also comment on different free agency rumors and give a Top-8 Mock Draft.
On this episode, Ryan, Dane, and David judge a steak-cooking competition between Josh and Zack. They also discuss their plans if they won the lottery.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Bryson, Donovan, and Jaheim to discuss one of the weirder NBA Finals. They share their thoughts on Toronto's wild run, how this affects Golden State's team next year, and the historic nature of Kawhi's postseason run. Then they speculate on the impending NBA offseason.
On this short(er) episode, Ryan sits down with David as they react to Game 5 and discuss Kevin Durant's injury, the resilience of the Warriors, and where the Finals go from here.
On this week's episode, Ryan sits down with Donovan and Bryson to discuss the Raptors taking a 2-1 lead over the Warriors. They dive into the Raptors' bench showing up, Steph's attempt to win Finals MVP, Golden State's minority owner shoving Kyle Lowry, and look at recent trade rumors. Then, Ryan sits down with Cody to talk Kimbrel to the Cubs and Cody's MLB all-star votes.
On this episode, Ryan gives a preview of the NBA Finals, gives context to the greatness of Kawhi's run, examines the series matchups, and offers insight into the latest NBA trade rumors. Ryan then sits down with his friends Dane, David, and Josh as they goof off and remember their friend Zack and power rank fast food restaurants.
In this episode, Ryan sits down with Josh and Brooke to discuss the ending of Game of Thrones. They break down the finale, discuss the entirety of the show, and reflect on some of their favorite things about one of the most captivating shows of all time.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with his friend Josh to discuss the Game of Thrones series. Ryan is almost halfway through the show, and is determined to finish before the series finale. They discuss the show holistically, while also examining the details that make the show so great.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with his friend Sarah for the first half of a two-part series. They discuss at length the first four books in the Harry Potter series, giving both a comprehensive overview and their thoughts on the books. Ryan also gives the listeners an update on where he is in his Game of Thrones binge.
On this week's episode, Ryan sits down with David to discuss the latest first round playoff games. They evaluate the Blazers-Thunder matchup, talk about the Rockets winning despite a poor shooting performance from James Harden, and explain why they love the Spurs-Nuggets series so much.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with Colin as they cover the notable games from the opening weekend of the NBA Playoffs. They discuss Philly's struggles, San Antonio's upset potential, and OKC's matchup with Portland. They also dive into their ten best players in the playoffs this year.
On this episode, Ryan sits down with his friend David to discuss the end of the NBA regular season and the first round playoff matchups. Then, Ryan and his dad talk about their early sports memories and the best games they've ever watched.
On this week's episode, Ryan sits down and discusses who wins each NBA award and picks his all-NBA teams. Next, Ryan sits down with Blade to discuss some of their favorite SNL sketches.
In the inaugural episode of Mic'd Up, Ryan sits down and discusses the 2019 NCAA Tournament with college hoops fan and principal of Rutherford High School, Mr. Pilson. Next, Ryan has a conversation with his little brother Cody, where they attempt to determine the greatest episode of The Office with a 64-episode bracket.
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