Bryant & Stratton College-Wisconsin athletics has hired Austin Hawkins as its new head men's basketball coach for its NJCAA Division II scholarship offering program. Coach Hawkins joined Chuck & Winkler in studio on Friday, July 12th.

Chuck and Winkler 9 AM Hour - Chuck and Bart close the show out by talking NBA Basketball, Brewers baseball and Disney Bathroom stories with Ryan Horvat

Tim Allen joins Chuck and Bart to preview the second half of the season for the Brewers following the All Star Break. Will they be buyers at the deadline?

Chuck and Winkler 8 AM Hour - Chuck and Bart talk Brewers baseball with Tim Allen. Will this team make the playoffs?

Chuck and Winkler 7 AM Hour - Chuck and Bart preview the second half of the season for the Brewers and then its time for the Bucks Season ticket draft! Which games would you pick?

Chuck and Winkler 6 AM Hour - Chuck and Bart preview the Brewers series with the Giants as they return from the All Star Break. The guys also breakdown the Rockets and Thunder trade involving Russell Westbrook for Chris Paul

Chuck and Winkler 9 AM hour - Chuck and Bart wrap up the show by talking about what they've done since the last Brewers baseball game was played, Bart quizzes Chuck on Hall of Fame chances for active players, and they wrap up the show with what they missed, with producer Evan Heffelfinger.

Chuck and Winkler 8 AM hour - Chuck and Bart continue their conversation from last hour on whether or not the Brewers or Bucks are willing to spend a lot of money on their squads, and are joined by former Badger guard Kammron Taylor to preview The Basketball Tournament and to talk about his post-Wisconsin adventures.

Former Badgers guard Kammron Taylor joins the boys to preview Wisconsin's TBT (The Basketball Tournament) team featuring Ethan Happ, talks about his journeys through Europe to play basketball, and re-lives some of his old games while at Wisconsin.

7 AM hour - Chuck and Bart break down whether the Bucks or the Brewers are more cheap as a franchise, and react to the Bucks not re-signing Brogdon, and the Brewers not going after any of the marquee pitchers in free agency last year. Which organization is more willing to spend: the Brewers or the Bucks?