The second hour kicks off with a lively tangent before diving into the Top 5 at 5, covering local headlines from delayed Milwaukee polling locations to a U-Haul facility fire, court decisions, and what to know about the 2026 Wisconsin spring election. The conversation then shifts to culture, sparked by Halle Bailey’s comments on Hollywood standards for Black films, leading into a broader discussion on Black rom-coms.

Waddle and Silvy get extensively weird in a prolonged Waddle's World before they run through Aki's A-List.

Frank Kaminsky joined Kyle, Brust & Nortman and didn’t hold back on the current state of college basketball.

The former National Player of the Year breaks down the problems with NIL, the transfer portal, and how money is changing the game. From players asking for more money after big performances to agents influencing decisions mid-season, Frank explains why the system feels “out of control.”

He also shares his thoughts on Wisconsin, roster building, and why the sport risks losing what made it special.

Strouf’s March Madness pool turns into full-blown controversy as payout rules, multiple entries, and integrity come into question. The guys debate whether the pool was chaos or corruption. Meanwhile, tensions rise in Brewers vs. Wilson Contreras drama after his on-field outburst—should Milwaukee retaliate or take the high road? Plus, Mark Tauscher joins to weigh in on baseball unwritten rules and the Giannis situation.

Jesse Rogers joins Waddle and Silvy to f*ck around and find out about the injury status of Cade Horton and where the Cubs can turn next.

“Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust” ends in chaos as a disputed answer sparks a full-on rules debate and forces a dramatic ruling. The crew breaks down the controversy before diving into NIL and transfer portal frustrations. Frank Kaminsky joins to explain what’s broken in college basketball and why the system feels out of control. Plus, more on Wisconsin’s challenges in the NIL era.

Ben Brust becomes the target as the crew unloads on his hairline in an all-time chaotic segment. The Brewers roll out a shocking lineup against the Red Sox, leaving everyone confused—until you remember this is what they do. Meanwhile, more dysfunction surfaces within the Bucks, including Doc Rivers’ “Google me” moment and growing Giannis tension. Chaos, comedy, and Milwaukee sports all collide.

Theo Dorsey and Colin Russo get into Michigan's 69-63 win over UConn.