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Adam McCalvy with the suggestion! this hour, we begin with more information of the Madison police shooting that has made national news. Plus, Mean Girls coming to Greendale, and Brewers 360 with Adam McCalvy before the trade deadline

Carmen and Jesse Rogers speculate as to which superstar is in the building today with the WNBA All-Star game in town this weekend. PLus, Jesse talks trades for both the Cubs and the Sox.

Brewers 360 with Adam McCalvy! We begin with the alumni game that's happening tonight! Plus a preview of the Rockies who are super bad, but this is baseball. The Brewers can't relax. And what's the deal with the trade deadline? Does McCalvy have any insight on the Brewers plan ahead of the August deadline?

Crowley re-enters the race, the Wisconsin Badgers return, AirVenture is underway, & more…

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Craig Karmazin joins Jen and Homer to discuss why he expects the Brewers to target starting pitching before the trade deadline and whether Milwaukee should be willing to part with top prospects. He also shares the story behind bringing Wisconsin Badgers football back to ESPN Wisconsin, explaining why the partnership is such a meaningful milestone for the company. The conversation wraps up with plenty of laughs, a spirited Marquette-versus-Wisconsin debate, and Homer's glowing review of Bucks Summer League standout Braden Burrys.

Co-director Steve Farr joins Jen and Homer to discuss the making of the Uke documentary and what surprised him most while telling Bob Uecker's incredible life story. Farr shares the emotional experience of filming Uecker's final season, explains how the production respectfully handled his private cancer diagnosis, and reflects on the unforgettable closing scenes that have resonated with audiences. He also talks about balancing the heartfelt moments with the humor that made Uecker a Wisconsin icon while encouraging fans to experience the film in theaters.

Co-director Steve Farr joins Jen and Homer to discuss the making of the Uke documentary and what surprised him most while telling Bob Uecker's incredible life story. Farr shares the emotional experience of filming Uecker's final season, explains how the production respectfully handled his private cancer diagnosis, and reflects on the unforgettable closing scenes that have resonated with audiences. He also talks about balancing the heartfelt moments with the humor that made Uecker a Wisconsin icon while encouraging fans to experience the film in theaters.

Jason Wilde joins Jen and Homer to celebrate Wisconsin Badgers football returning to ESPN Milwaukee while reflecting on what the program has meant throughout his life. He explains why 2026 is a pivotal season for Luke Fickell, discusses how NIL has changed the standard for judging college football coaches, and shares why results ultimately matter most. Jason also evaluates Brian Gutekunst's drafting, arguing that while Jordan Love was a franchise-changing selection, the Packers need stronger depth and more impact picks beyond the first round to become legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

RBS HR 1 - Hammer, Chris, and Trotter discuss what the 2026 Browns season may look like and they run through "The Headlines."