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  • 9/18 5 PM: Courtney Cronin
    Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings. Courtney Cronin joins to discuss the Bears’ clean injury report, Ozzy Trapilo’s possible return, Caleb Williams’ growth, Brian Flores’ defense, and the pressure on Chicago’s pass rush. The show also features Greg Olsen, Tom Thayer, and Jeff Passan breaking down the Bears, White Sox, and Cubs.
    42 min
  • 2PM: Can the Packers Stop the Losing Streak? LaFleur Has Something to Prove & the O-Line MUST Respond
    The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust turns the page toward Packers-Jets and asks the question hanging over Green Bay: can this really happen again? Kyle admits another loss is possible after the offensive line’s disastrous opener, but says a repeat performance would force serious questions about Luke Butkus and the entire operation. Josh DiMaggio joins the conversation and actually picks the Jets, leaving Kyle to declare that he’s going down with the Packers ship rather than abandoning them after one game.
    The guys also debate whether Matt LaFleur can do anything Sunday to change how Packers fans view him. Kyle says simply beating the Jets won’t earn LaFleur any extra credit after Green Bay’s six-game losing streak and repeated inability to finish games. The expectation is to win, protect Jordan Love and prove the Week 1 collapse didn’t expose problems that will define the entire season.
    Plus, Kyle delivers the pregame speech he wishes LaFleur would give the Packers, while Sean Rhyan keeps his actual message much simpler: protect Jordan Love and move the ball. After Love was hit 18 times against Minnesota, Kyle wants to see Green Bay’s offensive line respond with some attitude and finally show an edge against the Jets.
    48 min
  • Beauty, Wellness and the Science Behind Feeling Better

    The team from Sweet Talks Medical Aesthetics joins the show to introduce “Sweet Talks,” a new WTMJ radio program focused on health, wellness, aging, and self-care. Owner and nurse practitioner Katie Sweetman and special guest Gina Della discuss the importance of comprehensive lab testing, hormone health, and identifying underlying issues that can affect energy, mood, and overall well-being. The conversation explores misconceptions surrounding treatments such as Botox, fillers, and collagen-stimulating procedures, while highlighting the growing role of personalized medicine and preventative care. Listeners also get a preview of the new show’s approach to tackling sensitive health topics, breaking down common myths, and introducing emerging treatments and technologies designed to help people look and feel their best. Combining education, wellness, and candid conversation, the segment offers a glimpse of what audiences can expect when Sweet Talks debuts on WTMJ.

    9 min
  • Inside Lambeau: Questions, Confidence and the Road Ahead

    Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde joins the show from Lambeau Field to break down the biggest storylines surrounding the Packers as they prepare for a crucial matchup with the Jets. Wilde discusses the importance of linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, why Green Bay's defense performed better than the final score against Minnesota might suggest, and what the team must correct after another frustrating late-game collapse. The conversation also explores the pressure of avoiding an 0-2 start, the ongoing concerns surrounding the offensive line's protection of Jordan Love, and the status of key injured defenders, including Micah Parsons, Lucas Van Ness, and Javon Hargrave. Along the way, Wilde offers a glimpse inside his Lambeau office, reflects on a career's worth of credentials and memorabilia, and explains why, despite the questions surrounding the Packers, Sunday's game against the Jets is one Green Bay believes it should win.

    8 min
  • 3PM: Packers-Jets Burning Questions: Can the O-Line Survive & Will Jordan Love Save the Day?
    The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust puts the guys on the record with their five biggest questions entering Packers-Jets. Can Trey Smack handle potentially ugly kicking conditions? Will Green Bay’s offensive line actually hold up? Kyle predicts Jordan Love will take fewer than 10 hits and believes the protection will at least be good enough to win, while Ben remains unconvinced. The guys also expect changes up front, with Kyle predicting Aaron Banks and Anthony Belton will become the new starting guards.
    Then comes the most important question: will Kyle still be in “Packers psychosis” on Monday? Ben bets Kyle $20 on Green Bay failing to cover the 3.5-point spread, adding another layer of potential pain to a game Kyle insists the Packers desperately need to win. Rain could complicate matters even further, especially with Green Bay struggling to run the football while the Jets feature Breece Hall and Braelon Allen.
    Plus, Guess Who? revisits Kyle’s wildest comments from a week spent processing the Packers’ sixth straight loss, from blaming Green Bay’s offensive-line development on seemingly everybody to explaining why Ben secretly enjoys watching him suffer. And yes, that infamous “Baby, I can’t right now” clip makes another appearance.
    43 min
  • 9/18 4 PM: Like It, Love It, Just a Taste of It
    Waddle & Silvy broadcast live from Horseshoe Hammond Casino for Football Friday, previewing the Bears’ home opener against the Vikings and celebrating Chicago’s clean injury report. They discuss Ozzy Trapilo’s potential return, the Bears’ growing advantage in the NFC North, the White Sox’s playoff push, and the Cubs’ outlook. Plus, the crew makes its weekly “Like It, Love It” picks and previews the weekend’s biggest games, shows, and college football drama.
    44 min
  • 4PM: Packers-Jets Predictions, Can Green Bay Beat the Blitz & Kyle Guarantees a Bounce Back
    The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust puts the final bow on Packers-Jets week as Kyle tries to convince everyone that Green Bay is ready to turn the page. He still has plenty of faith in Jordan Love and the defense, but admits the offensive line remains the giant flashing warning light. If that group can simply become functional, Kyle believes the Packers have enough everywhere else to get their season back on track.
    Then it’s time for Green Bay Props & Preview. The guys debate Marshawn Lloyd’s rushing production, whether the Packers can hold the Jets under 20.5 points, which of Green Bay’s four primary receiving weapons will top 3.5 catches and whether Jordan Love can avoid becoming the first quarterback intercepted by the Jets since January 2025. With rain potentially impacting the game, Ben expects a low-scoring fight and even wonders whether overtime could be lurking.
    Finally, Kyle plants his flag: Packers 27, Jets 14. He predicts Jonathan Gannon’s defense will shut down the Jets’ rushing attack, pressure Geno Smith and create turnovers, while Matt LaFleur and the offense finally find answers for the blitz. Most importantly, Kyle takes the under on Jordan Love getting hit 9.5 times after the beating he endured against Minnesota. If he’s wrong, Monday could get radioactive.
    45 min

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