Homer opens with draft-week chaos, music changes for YouTube, and a deep dive into whether Brian Gutekunst ever says what he really means before the draft. Jason Wilde joins to break down Green Bay’s likely trade-back options, the Packers’ cornerback needs, and how Gutey’s board could shape the entire weekend. The conversation then veers gloriously off-road into nicknames, Dr. Duke Tomato, and whether AI Homer is ready to replace the real thing. It’s Packers draft talk with the usual Homer detours, which is exactly how it should be.

Police draw guns on kids with Nerf Guns in Germantown! All captured on video. Dr. Ken says we should be thankful the officers did the RIGHT thing!

When leadership makes pool decisions we must call them out! Dr. Ken addresses the incident at the Milwaukee McKinley Marina where a white gas attendant refused to service black customers. He also talks about the terrible mask mandate for Police and what will happen in result. Is it Time to Shutdown Milwaukee?

Gabe Neitzel and Kyle Wallace kick off Draft Eve discussing why this year’s NFL Draft feels different without a Packers first-round pick. They compare the trade-off of landing Micah Parsons versus losing Thursday night excitement and revisit past draft frustrations like the T.J. Watt trade-back. The conversation shifts to draft philosophy, breaking down “best player available” versus drafting for need. They also reflect on how past Packers drafts were built and what that means for this year’s approach.

The guys dive into the big question surrounding the Packers: do you trust Brian Gutekunst? They evaluate his drafting history, highlighting success in the middle rounds while questioning the lack of elite, top-end talent. Fans weigh in as Gabe and Kyle debate whether recent draft classes have produced enough difference-makers. They also discuss roster construction and how this year’s picks could impact the team’s ability to contend.

Giannis Antetokounmpo’s social media posts spark a conversation about his future and what direction the Bucks should take. Gabe and Kyle debate whether Milwaukee should move on or keep building around him despite recent struggles. The discussion then shifts to the Packers’ wide receiver room, evaluating current talent and whether the draft should address the position. They also touch on the backup quarterback situation and what the team needs to solidify the roster heading into next season.

Brice Turang is on fire to start the 2026 season — reaching base in every single game and looking every bit like a breakout star. Settle in and enjoy a high‑energy montage of the best, most electric calls from his scorching start, capturing every clutch swing, every burst of speed, and every moment that’s made Turang one of the most exciting players to watch this year.

The 4 PM hour opens at 4:08 with Tory Lowe breaking down the surge in renter scams hitting Milwaukee — from fake listings to fraudulent landlords — and the warning signs tenants need to spot before losing money. At 4:16, ABC’s Alex Stone digs into allegations that Amazon is pressuring retailers and sellers to raise prices, potentially costing consumers more as investigators examine the company’s market power. At 4:36, Travel Wisconsin shifts the hour outdoors with a look at camping season and the best ways to enjoy the state’s parks and campgrounds. The hour wraps at 4:46 with Dale Kooyenga in the MKE Economy Briefing, breaking down the major development and economic stories shaping growth across southeast Wisconsin.