It is no secret that ESPN programming looks a lot different now than it did even 10 or so years ago.A network that constantly flooded viewers with some of the best highlights from the day before has turned into lots of talking-head shows like "First Take," "Get Up," "NFL Live" and "The Pat McAfee Show."Such changes have even grabbed former first lady Michelle Obama's attention, who said she cannot help but feel like she is watching reality television when she turns on the channel.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Its all a sociological study. They think that sports is better reality TV, Im like, its the same thing.' If I listen to ESPN for an hour, its like watching the Real Housewives of Atlanta, you know?" Obama said on her brother Craig's "IMO" podcast. "Its the same drama, and theyre yelling at each other, and they dont get along, you know? I mean, Stephen A. Smith, hes just like every other"Two of the hosts then joked that he'd be a perfect fit for the show."So thats why Im like, whats the difference? Its just, you know, its just sociological drama," added Obama. "I mean, the fact that people over seasons of working still cant get along. They still have the same arguments, you know, and its not just women. But this happens in sports, too. I find it fascinating."TRANS DARTS THROWER SPEAKS OUT AGAINST FEDERATION BARRING BIOLOGICAL MALES FROM WOMEN'S COMPETITIONESPN did recently cancel "Around the Horn" after over 20 years, with one of its former analysts, Jay Marriotti, claiming it had gone too woke.In one of its final episodes, a former panelist making a return, Kate Fagan, said "trans kids deserve to play sports."In the show's final episode, longtime "Around the Horn" guest Tim Cowlishaw took a shot at the network for "hiring athletes instead of journalists."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.