Carmen and Jurko continue their countdown to football season as they break down the most important people in the world with 49 days left until football season!

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk Guards with Tom Hamilton. They also listen to fan voicemails.

Marty Brooks speaking in front of the board. This hour, we dip live into the Marty Brooks testimony in front of the WI Center District Board. Plus, a check-in on the war in Iran and the latest statements from the President. And the legal case of Chilli the Dog

We follow up to that peculiar case in Caledonia where a dog who escaped a yard, was shot and killed. And we don't know why. But, does the family have a legal case? You can't just shoot a dog because it's in your yard. Kirsten Hildebrand joins the show to give the legal implications of this case.

Are we on the precipice of a deal? Conflicts continue in the Strait of Hormuz and the President insists that the President of Iran wants to meet. To give us the latest from the capitol, CBS News Olivia Rinaldi.

HOF play-by-play voice of the Guardians, Tom Hamilton, joins Rizz and Hammer to explain how the team is always in it every year.

Hour 1 of Jen, Gabe & Chewy kicks off with a public service announcement that somehow turns into one of the show's most passionate debates: why don't Wisconsin drivers know how to zipper merge? The crew breaks down the proper way to navigate construction zones, reacts to listeners defending their driving habits, and even gets ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter's take on the controversial traffic topic. Plus, Schefter discusses NFL training camp storylines, sleeper teams for 2026, Jordan Love's place among the league's quarterbacks, and why star players matter more than roster depth. The hour wraps up with an unforgettable conversation about baseball cups, mouthguards, and one of the most painful injuries you'll ever hear about.

Hour 2 of Jen, Gabe & Chewy centers around Rob Demovsky's breakdown of whether each Packers offensive position group is better, worse, or the same heading into 2026. The crew debates Jordan Love's progression, the outlook for the offensive line, whether the running back room actually took a step back, and why Matt LaFleur's offensive approach may be the biggest key to unlocking the offense. Plus, the gang discusses what the Packers are still missing to become true Super Bowl contenders, whether they need more star power or simply better health, and identify the one move they'd make to push Green Bay over the top.

Trigger warning for those who were kids watching these kids now have kids. This hour, we begin with the current status of the Democrats in the gubernatorial race with more ads in circulation as the primary quickly approaches. Plus, Brewers 360 with Jeff Levering!