Molly & Jim roll on live from Breese Stevens Field ahead of tonight's Forward Madison FC match! They continue their conversation about the Brewers from the end of Hour 1, asking today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Are the Brewers the best-run team in the state of Wisconsin? They discuss how the Brewers consistently get such a high return on their minimal investment, and they dive deeper into which team that Wisconsin sports fans have the highest expectations for! They pivot to the Packers and the franchise's SCATHING comments toward a Wisconsin state representative who wants to change the broadcasting rights for the NFL -- how foolish is it to come out against the Green & Gold IN WISCONSIN??? Plus, could a change to the Sports Business Act actually cause the NFL to change it's TV plan to more of an MLB or NBA model, and which league has the best TV plan for the fans? They wrap up the show with a question from caller Will in Madison (who's from NYC) -- when do expectations have to change for Wisconsin sports fans across the board???

Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace spend the hour reading into Giannis Antetokounmpo’s cryptic Instagram stories, comparing the Bucks saga to a messy breakup and Aaron Rodgers-style social media breadcrumbs. Callers weigh in on whether there is any hope Giannis stays, while Mark in New Berlin argues Milwaukee could be “stuck” with him and the guys push back on what that really means. They react to Doc Rivers talking with Bill Simmons about Tyler Herro as a closer, using it as another example of organizational dysfunction around the Bucks. The blame game centers on Jimmy Haslam, Jon Horst, Doc Rivers, and Giannis as Kyle and Ben debate how Milwaukee got here. The hour wraps with Brewers All-Star voting for Bryce Turang, Cooper Pratt’s debut discussion, and a parenting detour after Ben blames bedtime chaos for missing his voting duties.

Kyle fires back after Chris Simms ranks Jordan Love 15th among NFL quarterbacks, arguing the Packers QB deserves far more respect. Ben pushes the conversation toward what Love still needs to prove, from winning the NFC North to advancing further in the playoffs. The guys also react to Chris Haynes saying the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade saga could drag into July, debating whether patience helps or hurts the Bucks. Brewers excitement returns with Jacob Misiorowski confirmed as probable for Friday against Chris Sale, leading to a full-on debate about how even legends like Barry Bonds would handle “The Miz.” The hour also features Chef Ed drama from “Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust?” and a heartfelt call from Levi about Giannis, loyalty, and moving on.

The 414 Hour opens with wedding chaos, groomzilla jokes, and Kyle trying out another Giannis-inspired rap before the show shifts back to the Bucks. Ben and Kyle discuss Brandon Woodruff nearing a Brewers return and debate whether Milwaukee should target a trade-deadline arm, a bat, or both. Potential names like Tarik Skubal, Sandy Alcantara, Sonny Gray, Matt Chapman, and Jo Adell lead to a larger conversation about prospects, rentals, and whether the Brewers should fully go for it. The guys revisit Doc Rivers’ comments on Giannis and Tyler Herro, wondering what former Bucks players might eventually say about his time in Milwaukee. Caleb Williams’ latest Packers jab sparks a rivalry discussion, and Homer joins to gush over Jacob Misiorowski while debating whether Mizmania is bigger than the Brewers themselves.

Silvy and J-Hood are live from Grip It and Sip it as they talk to Michael Wilbon!

Wilbon discusses what he thinks the Bulls should do with the #4 pick in the upcoming NBA draft, and about the Knicks finally winning the NBA Championship.

Lots to discuss after another series clinching win for the Brewers as Cooper Pratt picks up his first two career hits, an RBI and a stolen base, Brandon Sproat has his solid outing blow up on him and contributions all over the place in the lineup. Dom Cotroneo and Craig Coshun break down the game and the future of the core of this team with the ascension of Pratt.

Molly & Jim broadcast live from Breese Stevens Field ahead of Forward Madison's game tonight -- but it's actually Jim & producer Riley at the stadium with Molly holding it down from the Zoo (aka her home)! They begin the show with parking ticket frustrations after yesterday's other remote broadcast -- why was Jim the only one dealing with parking headaches, and how much money did Riley "donate" to UW's parking enforcement during his college career? Caller Carlito the Badger-Bear also tells us his one-of-a-kind dream & nightmare parking stories on a Wisconsin football gameday! They continue the conversation with how Jim got ARRESTED for parking tickets! Also, is Riley's bike going to get totaled??? They shift into the ongoing trade rumors around Giannis and the surprising lack of interest from other NBA teams -- they hear Gabe Neitzel's bold take and discuss: is Giannis still worth a "King's Ransom" in a trade? Also, who's more to blame for his apparent lack of trade value? They wrap up Hour 1 with Jim's new working theory for the Brewers -- are they successful during the regular season because of the LACK of pressure from Milwaukee's fans? Also, why does Molly think that Mark Attanasio might be changing his tune about just being happy with a "summer of fun"???

This hour dives into Wisconsin’s summer workforce challenges as H-2B visa issues leave seasonal businesses short-staffed. We also bring the latest on Packers tight end Tucker Kraft and a live update on the Amandria Brunner trial with WTMJ’s Elizabeth Lintonen. Plus, a replay of Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt on the company’s unique comeback strategy.

The latest on Packers tight end Tucker Kraft—where he stands, what’s developing, and what it means for Green Bay moving forward.