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  • RBS - 9.25.26
    RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer talk Guards making it to the playoffs. They also talk college football with Trotter & high school with Kevan.
    55 min
  • 9/25 8AM: Shot or No Shot
    Hour 3: Kap & J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL: The Picks, opened the Friday Folder and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of the Day.
    43 min
  • Brewers 360: Home Field Advantage

    Brewers 360! The Brewers have won over 100 games this season & have sealed home field advantage throughout the playoffs! Which means as far as we take this, the Brewers will have home field advantage. Rick runs through the postseason plan for viewership, events, and how to kee things alive at the ballpark even when the team is on the road.

    8 min
  • 7AM: Packers Hit ROCK BOTTOM: “There’s No Fixing This” After Falcons Disaster
    The 7AM hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy opens the phone lines after the Packers get demolished 35-14 by the Falcons at Lambeau Field. Gabe searches for the usual reason to believe Green Bay can turn around a 1-2 start, but this time he can’t find one. Chewy compares the Packers to a house with a foundation made of mud, and the numbers back up the frustration: Green Bay has allowed 38 quick pressures through three games, nearly three times its previous high since Jordan Love became the starter.
    Jason Wilde joins the show and says he has never covered a Packers offensive line this bad. He explains why Green Bay may have to completely alter its offense just to protect Love, while the guys question whether Jagger Burton is physically ready to play NFL guard. Wilde also pushes back on reading too much into Matt LaFleur’s postgame comments about possible coaching changes and says the bigger reality is that Green Bay simply doesn’t have many answers available up front.
    Plus, Tucker Kraft isn’t happy about hearing boos during the home opener, but Chewy says Packers fans had every right to express their frustration after another ugly performance. The guys debate how Brian Gutekunst allowed the offensive line to reach this point and whether Green Bay’s longtime draft-and-develop philosophy has failed them at the position they desperately needed to get right.
    55 min
  • 8AM: Packers Season Already LOST? LaFleur & Gutekunst Under Fire After Falcons Disaster
    The 8AM hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy continues the fallout from Green Bay’s 35-14 home loss to Atlanta, and the guys are running out of positives. The offense can’t protect Jordan Love or run the football, the defense surrendered nearly 500 yards and even special teams joined the wreckage with a blocked field goal against only 10 Falcons. Gabe and Chewy question whether the extensions for Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst already look like a mistake and what would happen if this continues deeper into the season.
    The bigger concern is whether the Packers have any realistic path to fixing the offense. Green Bay is averaging just 1.9 yards per carry, Love barely has time to work through his progressions and the offensive line could remain a problem beyond this season with Zach Tom’s injury, Aaron Banks’ availability and several young linemen still struggling. Chewy says the players look like they’re searching for answers from a coaching staff that doesn’t seem to have them.
    Plus, Craig Karmazin joins the show and pushes back on the idea that the season is already cooked, reminding everyone how quickly things can change in the NFL. But even he acknowledges the obvious problem: Green Bay has to find some way to protect Jordan Love. The guys debate whether the Packers simply overestimated their offensive-line talent and whether any amount of scheming, quick throws, chips and extra protection can salvage the unit.
    37 min
  • 7a: Can We Handle the Truth?

    Truth is, right now the Packers stink. This hour, we begin with State Fair making changes to their underage admission policies. Plus, data centers in Space? And Mark Tauscher breaks down the lack of answers from the Packers after a brutal loss on Thursday Night Football

    28 min
  • No Answers w/ Mark Tauscher

    Mark Tauscher joins the show and the Packers are in shambles, and it’s only week 3. They got rolled by Atlanta in Lambeau Field in the team’s home opener. “Disappointed” is a term Tausch uses with heavy weight. Are there any positives to look forward to? Much like LeFleur's press conference, there isn't an answer

    7 min
  • 9/25/26: Milwaukee’s Financial Crisis Is Pricing Out the Middle Class
    Milwaukee is facing a nearly $100 million budget deficit—and the mayor’s new budget places much of the burden on homeowners.
    The proposal increases the tax levy, raises civil service fees by 3%, and doubles overnight parking rates, adding even more pressure to residents already struggling with inflation and rising costs.
    Is Milwaukee becoming unaffordable for the middle class?
    Kyle also discusses the Common Council’s decision to approve an 8% pay raise and points out that council members earn nearly twice the city’s median household income. If Democrats claim to stand with working families, why are Milwaukee residents being asked to pay more while politicians give themselves raises?
    31 min
  • Data Centers in Space

    No NIMBYS up there. Data centers in space? That is the new proposal from experts and critics of data centers taking up value farm & developmental land in addition to the resources it siphons. Is this realistic? ABC News National Reporter Jim Ryan joins the show to detail.

    6 min

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