Jeff Hathhorn, Sports Director for 93.7 The FAN in Pittsburgh, gives us the scoop on the Pirates. If they do become buyers at the Trade Deadline, what do they need the most? If they’re sellers, which vets could be on the block?

Paul Coffman, Green Bay Packers Hall-of-Fame Tight End, joins Bill from Rice Lake. What was his reaction to the passing of Bart Starr, who he played for in the late 70s-early 80s?

From buffets, to Walmarts, to pooping, to corn nuts, Comedian Larry The Cable Guy joins Bill from the Rice Lake Charity Golf Classic. Yeah…there were more than just a few laughs…

Chris Fitzgerald, Sheriff of Barron County, discusses the miraculous story of Jayme Closs’ return. How challenging was it to find leads on her after she went missing? Did they have enough resources to find her?

Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig discusses the Packers’ place in the NFC North. Should it be the Bears’ division to lose? Is there still a large gap between Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the QBs?

Marques Pfaff of 95.3/99.1 FM The Score in Appleton and co-host of the “Brewers Overtime Podcast” stops by. Do the Brewers have any chance to make enough moves to make them as good as the Dodgers? Plus, much is too much for Malcolm Brogdon?

Ken “The Bulldog” Sanders, former Brewers pitcher, weighs in on the pitching problems surrounding this team. What solutions does he present? Are there easy fixes? What does Corbin Burnes need to do better?

Seth Everett, our National Baseball Insider, is convinced Major League Baseball will not change their ways in making the game more entertaining for younger fans. Has the value of strikeouts for pitchers diminished?

Doug Sutherland, former Vikings defensive tackle and Superior, WI native, joins Bill in Rice Lake. Sutherland played in three Super Bowls for Minnesota. He shares some fun stories from his playing days.

Steve Kyler of Basketball Insiders weighs in on the Bucks’ place in NBA free agency. With the potential of many moving parts, where do the Bucks fit in the Eastern Conference? Are they still the same to beat? Will Jimmy Butler stay in Philly?