Nate Lundy
Nate started in radio for the same reason all guys do…to meet women. When that didn’t work, he had already perfected the art of saying “We’ll check traffic and weather together next” so he had no choice but to make it his life.
Nate’s experience covers everything from collegiate play-by-play to news/talk/sports program director. Those that know him will tell you that attempting to interrupt an NFL game that he's watching will subject you to pain worse that Mel Gibson at the end of "Braveheart".
Nate’s career started in his home town of Corvallis, Oregon, and has included stops in Portland, Charleston, SC, Memphis, San Antonio, and Orlando.
Peter Burns
Peter lives the bachelor life, and savors every minute of it. He's Barney from 'How I Met Your Mother" except without the suit. In fact, we're not sure Peter owns a suit. Or has ever owned a suit. Come to think of it, we're not sure he knows what one looks like.
Hailing from Baton Rouge, Peter is a diehard LSU fan who calls San Antonio home. In the Alamo City, Peter wakes up the sports radio audience as one half of the morning show on Ticket 760. His sole purpose on the show is to keep Cowboy fans from killing themselves after a loss, or from voting for Tony Romo for President after a win.
Most of Peter's fantasy predictions can be considered reverse psychology: Just do the opposite of whatever he says.
Mike Harmon
Harmon began his writing for Yahoo! Sports during the 2003 NFL season. He wrote regular columns, made radio and video appearances on behalf of the site, including spots on “Good Day, New York,” The Football Network and over 60 radio stations nationwide.
He joined FOXSports.com in 2006, continuing the work that he began at Yahoo! Sports. Harmon writes a daily column and generates audio and video content for the site. He appears as a frequent guest on radio stations nationwide and co-hosts a national show (clearance in over 200 markets) on FOX Sports Radio, a Sunday morning show that serves as a lead-in to the FOX NFL SUNDAY pre-game show. This is Harmon’s third year as a co-host of the national show.
In August, 2009, Harmon began offering one-minute video clips to be included within broadcasts on FOX Sports Net (FSN) to supplement the other video content generated for FOXSports.com. His daily podcast is set to begin distribution on FOXSports.com and SwollenDome.com, available via iTunes, on Monday, August 31.
In addition to his work for Yahoo! Sports and FOXSports.com, Harmon has authored two books detailing the world of fantasy sports. He has also contributed quotes and content to MLB.com, NFLDraftBible.com and numerous magazines and newspapers, including MAXIM and USAToday.
Harmon recently initiated SwollenDome.com, a site that bridges sports talk, fantasy sports and the entertainment world. Based in LA, Harmon has his finger on the pulse of the latest happenings in the entertainment capital of the world and blends his unique perspective of the sporting world with an extensive, exhaustive and sometimes frightening knowledge of pop culture.
Appropriately, a bobblehead of Harmon was created and given away as part of a fantasy football promotion with Coors Light in 2007.
(Editor's Note: You can tell Harmon is a writer because his bio is so freaking long.)
