Macon

And he was in between record labels.

He was based in Macon, Georgia.

So my wife and I drove up there.

And I auditioned and I got accepted.

So I talked to my wife, my precious wife, and she said, I'm 100% behind you.

Let's do it.

And so this is in Macon, Georgia.

And Mercy University is there.

We can't even keep up with what he's delivered.

Speaking at a campaign rally in Perry, Georgia, where he sought to boost Republican candidates, Audi, the Germany luxury brand owned by Volkswagen, committed to $4.2 billion in nearby Macon, Georgia, to begin construction of a plant that will produce 200,000 cars a year.

The NASA seems to time to offer a last-minute boost to Republican candidates to battle ground state, including Representative Mike Collins, who's trying to unseat Democrat Senator John Ossoff.

I just don't get Georgia.

So that was...

Macon? Been to Macon? I lived in Warner Robins outside of Macon.

Houston County.

Yeah, the Macon Mall.

Know it well.

Beautiful.

Fan crouches.

The youngster from Macon, Georgia winds.

Here's a pitch on the way.

Fly ball.

Right-hand hitter waiting.

Now the signal.

And Bob Henley from Macon, Georgia, just 24 years old, winds the pitchers on the way.

He swings fouls at that.

He's behind Tolan 3-0 with Johnny Bench kneeling menacingly on deck.

when you walk a tolan or a rose or a morgan sometimes it's like a double odom goes to the slider for his strike on a three and oh pitch it's three and one now odom actually has more confidence of throwing a strike with a slider than he does with his fastball which moves all over the place Now the right-hander from Macon, Georgia, comes to the plate.

Swinging strike on another breaking ball.

Tolan did not expect that one.

Moon Odom.

A fella from Macon, Georgia.

Blue Moon last year had a bit of arm trouble.

He did get into 25 ballgames, completed only three.

He's with us tonight.

The host of the Bill Shank Show airs weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. down there in Macon.

Bill Shanks, our good friend, and I guess starter of the Trade Ronald Acuna Club, which I think we are all now subscribed to.

Oh, wow.

I wish I could spend a little more time in Georgia.

My son Jim went to school in Macon, and I got to know Macon, Georgia, a little bit.

I always thought I'd get to Atlanta.

I've only been through the airport there.