Get Up
Sports news, opinion and analysis with Mike Greenberg and ESPN analysts.
Our Editor's Take
Get Up is the podcast version of ESPN's popular morning radio show. It is not a companion podcast with separate content. Instead, it's the whole two-hour radio show in podcast form. If a regular listener misses an episode, they can find that episode's audio here.
The host of Get Up is Mike Greenberg, a two-decade-plus ESPN veteran. He is best known for cohosting the popular ESPN morning show Mike & Mike with Mike Golic for seventeen years. After that long run, the program ended in 2017. Greenberg began hosting Get Up in 2018.
Get Up combines a morning show and a sports talk program. It often offers humorous commentary on the most important sports stories of the day. One of the things that contributed to the longevity of Mike & Mike was the hosts' sense of humor. Greenberg may not have a regular cohost here. But he does have ESPN analysts who join the debate. Greeny, as he calls himself, is still funny and insightful, no matter what the format. This is why fans have listened to his commentary for many years.
The podcast reports on stories from major sporting leagues, including the NHL, NFL, NBA, and MLB. The primary focus of the show is on football and basketball. The reporting on the podcast will vary depending on what sports leagues are active at the time of recording.
One notable thing about Get Up's podcast form is its structure. Each hour of the show is an individual podcast episode. This means listeners can quickly find the audio for a specific topic they may be looking for. It also means listeners can listen to only part of the two-hour program to do so. New episodes air on weekdays.
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