Hour 3. We continue our conversation on whether the Bucks got better or worse after yesterday’s signings. Plus, Packers legend Jerry Kramer discusses an upcoming film about his career!

Jerry Kramer, Pro Football Hall-of-Famer and Packers legend, joins us to discuss a new movie about his life. Filmmaker Glenn Aveni also joins us to discuss the film and asks for your support to help contribute! Jerry also reflects on the passing of Bart Starr.

Hour 2. Bucks GM Jon Horst was confident that the ownership group would go into the luxury tax to retain players. However, Malcolm Brogdon accepts a sign-and-trade. What do you make of that?

Tim Allen, host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7 FM The FAN, stops by to recap the Brewers’ weekend against the Pirates. Is there a greater need for a starter or a reliever? Does he think Travis Shaw will be back with the Brewers at some point?

Hour 1. The Bucks retained several of their key players, but did not bring Malcolm Brogdon back. Does that bother you? Are the Bucks any better? Plus, Tim Allen looks back at the Brewers’ weekend.

Mark Lee, Green Bay Packers Hall-of-Fame Cornerback, joins Bill from Rice Lake. How does he view this current Packers roster? What does he remember most about playing for Bart Starr?

Hour 4. We play another installment of “Buy or Sell?”. You’ll also hear Bill’s conversation with Packers HOF cornerback Mark Lee. Our conversation on where the Brewers stand at the halfway point of the season continues on…

Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig continues to look at the other teams in the NFC North and where they stand going into 2019. Is it a proving year for Mitch Trubisky?

Hour 3. We’ll hear some of Christian Yelich’s thoughts on being selected by the fans as an All-Star starter. Paul Imig has more thoughts on the state of the NFC North. We’ll also do the Nu Male Heads Up Plays of the Week!

Hour 2. We’ll continue to discuss Keston Hiura’s return to the Brewers. Plus, we’ll preview Brewers vs Pirates with Jeff Hathhorn. Bill also catches up with Packers HOF Tight End Paul Coffman.