TMJ4’s Charles Benson joins to break down the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, what it means for the community, and the impact the long‑awaited project could have moving forward.

Following a not guilty verdict on all counts, defense attorney Abigail R. joins to discuss the Amandria Brunner case—breaking down her legal strategy, key moments in the trial, and the emotional reactions from Brunner and her family.

Waddle and Silvy close the week out by going through Aki's A-List

Waddle and Silvy get some frustrations off their chest with Quick Bitch. Then, they set your weekend viewing with What to Watch For.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by voice of the Bears Jeff Joniak. Then, they run through Waddle's World.

Jason Wilde joins Kyle and Brust to break down why the Packers are paying close attention to potential changes involving NFL broadcasting rights and revenue sharing. He explains why Green Bay may still need veteran offensive line depth and why signing Jadeveon Clowney doesn’t make much sense. Wilde also identifies the Packers’ handling of Davante Adams’ contract situation as one of the organization’s most costly mistakes during the Aaron Rodgers era. The conversation covers roster construction, long-term planning, and how those decisions continue to impact the franchise today.

Sandy Maxx joins Vince Vitrano and Erik Bilstad on Wisconsin's Morning News to give you the details on what's happening this weekened beyond the exciting opening weekend of Summerfest!

Alex Strouf’s months-long secret identity as “Daryl from Sheboygan” is finally revealed, leading to a hilarious trip through old text messages and failed attempts to fool Ben and Kyle. The guys relive some of Daryl’s greatest hits, debate whether the bit was worth the effort, and question just how much time Strofe spent managing his burner persona. The conversation eventually shifts to the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo and whether the Bucks should seriously consider moving on. Kyle argues Milwaukee owes it to Giannis to let him chase another championship elsewhere, while Ben examines why the relationship may already be beyond repair. The hour wraps with Brewers talk and whether their strong start justifies early scoreboard watching.

If the Bucks could take back one decision from their championship window, what would it be? Kyle and Ben revisit the franchise’s biggest moves, including the handling of Khris Middleton, coaching changes, and trades that failed to deliver results. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers’ concerns surrounding NFL broadcasting legislation, Green Bay’s roster outlook, and the biggest mistake of the Aaron Rodgers era. The conversation also drifts into Kyle’s upcoming double date, creating a spirited debate over splitting restaurant bills and spending habits. It’s a mix of Bucks hindsight, Packers perspective, and classic Kyle-and-Ben banter.

The Brewers’ pitching outlook takes center stage after Quinn Priester’s season-ending injury, prompting a debate about whether Milwaukee should pursue Tarik Skubal, a big bat, or both before the trade deadline. Kyle and Ben disagree on whether pitching or offense is the bigger postseason need as they evaluate the Brewers’ World Series chances. The guys also play another round of Summerfest Artist or Packers Player, testing their knowledge of the Summerfest lineup and Green Bay’s roster. Meanwhile, Kyle provides an update on wedding preparations as the countdown to the big day continues, admitting he’s reached the point of wedding fatigue. Brewers optimism, wedding stories, and plenty of laughs carry the hour to the finish.