The 414 Hour opens with Ben admitting the Bucks’ projected win total is even lower than he thought, which launches Kyle into his belief that Braden Burries could be a major piece of Milwaukee’s post-Giannis future. The guys debate whether fans would trade the 2021 Bucks championship for a Brewers World Series, with Kyle refusing because of how long Milwaukee waited for that NBA title. They then revisit Jacob Misiorowski after an update changes his next scheduled start, leaving Ben confused by the Brewers’ quick pivot after earlier concerns about rest and velocity. Homer joins late in the hour and says he is not worried about the Miz, leading to a spirited argument over fastballs, two-seamers, cutters, sliders and why pitch names annoy him. Catastrophic with C-Katt also features Tom Brady’s fake feud with Logan Paul, scary movie trailers, roller coaster fears and Kyle’s algorithm apparently knowing too much.

After Aaron Rodgers reunited with his family, Tyler and Jesse discuss the top Chicago sports reunions they want to see. Then, they run through LaMotta's List.

This hour starts with a preview of the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks, as Adam Roberts breaks down the key issues and what to watch for. CBS News’ Major Garrett then joins for a unique conversation that begins with Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and transitions to the latest developments involving Iran and the broader global implications. Plus, a replay of our conversation with the producers behind the new Bob Uecker documentary, offering behind-the-scenes insight into the life and legacy of one of Wisconsin’s most beloved sports icons.

CBS News’ Major Garrett joins the show with his review of Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film The Odyssey, discussing the buzz surrounding the movie and its place among Nolan’s recent work. The conversation then shifts to the latest developments involving Iran, including escalating tensions in the region, U.S. policy considerations, and the broader implications for global stability and security.

Tyler and Jesse continue discussing why they feel better about the Sox October prospects before they remember a new World Series revelation in Tales From the Stylist's Chair.

Adam Roberts joins with a preview of the hearing involving Wisconsin Center District President and CEO Marty Brooks. We discuss what’s expected, the key issues at stake, and why the proceedings are drawing attention ahead of tomorrow’s hearing.

This hour covers a wide range of stories, from the latest developments involving Sunny Hostin to a look inside the new Curly Lambeau exhibit with Brent Hensel, featuring rare artifacts and the lasting legacy of the Packers founder. We also discuss an oxygen tank explosion and the response to the incident. Plus, Dr. John Raymond joins for the MKE Health Briefing to explain the health dangers posed by recent wildfire smoke, how poor air quality affects the body, and what Wisconsinites can do to protect themselves during air quality alerts.

Dr. John Raymond joins for the MKE Health Briefing to explain the serious health risks posed by the wildfire smoke that has blanketed Wisconsin in recent weeks. With some of the worst air quality readings ever recorded in the state, Dr. Raymond breaks down what the Air Quality Index means, why dangerous PM 2.5 particles are a concern, and how smoke affects the lungs, heart, and overall health. He also shares practical tips for protecting yourself and your family during air quality alerts, especially for those with asthma, COPD, heart disease, or other underlying health conditions.