Barstool Big Cat joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation. Then, they prep for the 2026 NFL Draft in Char's Dawgs.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by longtime friend Charles Barkley. They discuss his amended relationship with Michael Jordan, his thoughts on the current state of the NBA and the Chicago Bulls, plus much more.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Nathan talks to Mason Graham at minicamp, the guys react to Daniel Jeremiah and Mel Kiper Jr's final big board for the NFL Draft, and we hear from Andrew Siciliano's interview with Daniel Jeremiah on the top prospects in the NFL Draft.

Tory Lowe continues the conversation with the mothers affected by the ongoing rental scam, giving them space to share their experiences and the impact it’s had on their families. The discussion highlights the emotional and financial toll of housing instability.

Tory recaps the conversation and raises broader questions about response and accountability, comparing how situations like this are handled across different communities and what that means for fairness and justice.

Segment 3 brings in callers who weigh in on the rental scam, offering their thoughts, similar experiences, and ideas on how to prevent others from being affected.

Tory shifts to two intense stories: one involving a man who was shot while attempting to chase down a hit-and-run suspect, and another out of Franklin where a youth basketball game escalated into a situation involving firearms, prompting parents to call 911. Tory reflects on rising tensions and the need for de-escalation.

A timely conversation with Steve Baas focused on keeping drivers and road crews safe in Milwaukee’s construction zones. Baas breaks down why crashes spike in work areas, the simple habits that make the biggest difference, and how distracted or speeding drivers put workers at real risk. The segment highlights what drivers should watch for, why patience matters, and how everyone can help keep construction zones safer during Wisconsin’s busy roadwork season.

Today’s 3 at 3 hits three big stories: Spirit Airlines facing major financial trouble and the possibility of a bailout, Port Milwaukee preparing to welcome a new wave of cruise ships as lake tourism grows, and a fun Brice Turang montage highlighting the Brewers infielder’s standout moments and rising confidence at the plate.

Tory Lowe opens Hour 2 reacting to a disturbing incident involving a Houston police officer caught on a racist rant. He raises tough questions about protection, accountability, and why Black communities are often expected to be on the front lines without consistent support. Callers join in, adding their perspectives and experiences to the conversation.

Jataun Morgan returns to the show to provide an update on the rental scam impacting her and her family. She shares new details about the situation, the ongoing challenges they’re facing, and what needs to happen to prevent others from becoming victims.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the Cubs adding to their win streak with a 7th straight victory. Then, in honor of the Wrigley Rally Rat, they discuss who the biggest rats in sports are.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Ascension Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Chapter Dr. Michelle Braun and Elmbrook School District Board Vice President Jean Lambert.

Elmbrook School District Board Vice President Jean Lambert talks about how a change in start and end times for elementary, middle and high school students is coming to the Elmbrook School District beginning with the 2027-28 school year. What did the task force learn about adolescent sleep schedules? How will these changes logistically be implemented throughout the district? What are some concerns from parents and students ahead of this change?