Colonel Joseph Peterburs joins live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to share an extraordinary story of courage and resilience. The 100-year-old World War II veteran reflects on his military service, including his daring escape from a German POW camp, the lessons learned through a century of life, and why preserving the stories of the Greatest Generation remains so important today.

Hour 2 of Kyle & Brust features Wisconsin broadcasting legend Matt Lepay as the Badgers officially return to ESPN Milwaukee and WTMJ. Matt reflects on his favorite moments behind the microphone, shares why he's optimistic about Wisconsin football under Luke Fickell, and looks ahead to the season opener against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field. Plus, Alex Strouf and Kyle Wallace debate the Brewers' trade deadline strategy, discuss whether Milwaukee needs a frontline starter, a big bat, or bullpen help most, and close the hour with some hilarious off-the-rails conversation about AI, burner phones, and just how old Kyle might be getting.

EAA Director of Communications Dick Knapinski joins live from AirVenture Oshkosh with the latest from aviation’s biggest gathering. From standout aircraft and crowd favorites to special guests, air shows, and memorable moments from the grounds, Dick shares what’s making headlines and why EAA continues to attract aviation enthusiasts from around the world.

General Adria Zuccaro joins live from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh to discuss her military career, leadership experience, and the importance of aviation in national service. From inspiring the next generation of aviators to the lessons learned throughout her career, General Zuccaro shares insights from one of aviation’s biggest stages.

Hour 3 of Kyle & Brust features Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Thomas, who shares why he believes Jordan Morgan has everything it takes to become the Packers' franchise left tackle. The guys also debate whether Keisean Nixon gets too much criticism from Packers fans, discuss his contract value heading into the season, and ask whether Green Bay should commit to him long term. Plus, Joe reflects on Wisconsin football's past, talks about the Badgers' future under Luke Fickell, and the show wraps with one of the funniest debates you'll hear all week: should you return food to the grocery store after you've already eaten some of it?

Adam Roberts joins with a preview of this week’s Reporter’s Notebook, highlighting the stories, investigations, and behind-the-scenes reporting featured in the latest edition. From developing local issues to deeper dives into the people and decisions shaping southeastern Wisconsin, Adam shares what listeners can expect and why these stories matter.

Sandy Maxx joins Wisconsin's Morning News to discuss the wide variety of festivals happening in Milwaukee this weekend!

Theo Dorsey and Colin Russo discuss Lane Kiffins SEC Media Day.