Homer and Dame open the hour by breaking down Election Day frustrations, focusing on polling site issues that may have impacted voter turnout. They discuss how logistical problems, even small ones, can discourage participation, while also emphasizing personal responsibility in making voting a priority. Callers add perspective, creating a balanced conversation around access versus motivation.

The conversation shifts to election results, highlighting key races like the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the long-term impact of judicial decisions. They close the hour with a strong critique of the handling of the Iran situation, questioning whether the ceasefire represents a true resolution or a cycle of escalation. The discussion explores leadership, global perception, and the importance of looking beyond headlines to understand cause and effect.

Homer and Dame continue their in-depth discussion on the Iran ceasefire, questioning what the U.S. gained from the conflict and whether the outcome leaves more long-term challenges than solutions. They explore concerns around global perception, economic impact, and decision-making, while callers weigh in with differing viewpoints on whether the situation should be considered a success.

The hour then shifts back to Milwaukee, highlighting the creation of a Neighborhood Improvement District in Metcalfe Park. Homer and Dame emphasize the power of grassroots efforts, community organization, and local leadership in driving real change. They close the show with a call to action, encouraging listeners to stay informed, get involved, and take ownership in improving their neighborhoods.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler joins the show to give his thoughts on what he thinks the Browns will do in the NFL Draft

RBS HR 2 - ESPN's Jeremy Fowler joins the show to give his thoughts on what he thinks the Browns will do in the NFL Draft

You'll definitely get honesty on Wisconsin's Morning News. This hour, we start with an Election Day recap and look ahead to what these results mean for later elections this calendar year. Plus, Jay Rothman has been fired but we don't know why - and your meal at the Masters Champions Dinner

How much would you actually pay to see a sporting event?

In this episode of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the conversation turns to the rising cost of attending major sporting events — and the numbers might shock you.

🎟️ World Cup Sticker Shock

When tickets for the upcoming World Cup came up:

Prices hit $3,000 per ticket

That’s nearly $9,000 for a family of three

And the reaction was simple:

👉 “There’s nothing on Earth I’m paying that for.”

🏅 Olympics Pricing Breakdown

The crew also dives into Olympic ticket costs:

Badminton finals: ~$460 per ticket

Track & Field finals: up to $2,000 per ticket

Gymnastics and swimming expected to be even higher

And that doesn’t even include travel.

⛳ Masters Experience

The show opens with a firsthand recap of:

The unique atmosphere at Augusta

Why the Masters feels like a once-in-a-lifetime event

And why even non-golf fans would enjoy it

🧠 The Bigger Question

What events are actually worth it?

The debate includes:

Golf vs Olympics vs World Cup

TV experience vs in-person experience

Which sports are better watched live vs broadcast

👨‍👩‍👧 Why People Still Go

Despite the cost, there’s one reason that keeps coming up:

👉 Creating core memories with family

Whether it’s:

The Olympics

A World Cup match

Or a once-in-a-lifetime event

Sometimes it’s not about the price — it’s about the experience.

Things may be worse inside the Bucks locker room than we thought.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew reacts to a new report involving Doc Rivers — and a moment that perfectly captures the disconnect between the Bucks’ coach and players.

🚨 The Headline Moment

According to reporting:

Doc Rivers called a team meeting

Told players to “Google me”

Pointed to his resume and past success

And the result?

👉 It was not well received inside the room

🧠 What This Actually Means

This isn’t just about one comment — it’s about a bigger issue:

A disconnect between coach and players

Frustration building throughout the season

A relationship that never fully clicked

The crew explains why:

👉 This moment feels like a symptom of a deeper problem

📉 The Bigger Bucks Picture

This discussion ties directly into:

The ongoing Giannis vs Bucks tension

Questions about leadership and direction

Why this season hasn’t worked the way anyone expected