Hour 2:  National Bears Reporter for ESPN Courtney Cronin Joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines.  Kap & J. Hood discussed Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has broken his silence on the rumors surrounding his relationship with fired NFL reporter Dianna Russini.  Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs with major wins last night.

Hour 1: Kap & J. Hood discussed that Billy Donovan said "No Dice{ to the Chicago Bulls and left the West Side! Who should replace him. Do you have any hope left that they get this hire, right?

Remember Vince's chopper story? Dan "broke" it. Get that story this hour as we remember the life of journalist Dan Bice. Plus, another cicada brood?! And Dr. Ken Harris stops by to discuss the game 'Paranoia' that people need to be smarter about

Remember the game paranoia? Where kids run around with toy guns/water guns in the middle of the night trying to shoot their friends? A very elaborate game. However, bodycam footage of a Germantown police officer who was called to a site of kids running around with “AR-style rifle.” It was a nerf gun. It was kids playing this paranoia game. Thankfully, no one got hurt. Dr. Ken Harris joins the show and talks about discipline. That means police reacted accordingly even with a gun being pulled. It doesn’t mean someone is gong to get shot.

Bob Brainerd and Jerry Augustine break down a blowout victory for the Brewers as they begun their series in Detroit against the Tigers.

Stephen Watson and Gabe Neitzel break down the growing belief that LIV Golf may be running out of runway and what that could mean for the PGA Tour’s future. They also dive into Matthew Fitzpatrick’s clutch win at Harbour Town, the awkward USA chants, and why the post-Masters schedule still feels out of place. Plus, Stephen shares a soul-restoring early-season round at Wisconsin Country Club, and the guys tackle a Red Coat partner dilemma in One Call, That’s All. It’s tour drama, golf nerdery, and a little springtime hope, all on On The Tee.

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly on the Yuengling Guest Hotline (late because of his COOL speaking engagement...), joining midway through a breakdown of Shanade O'Connor's buzz cut! Jim asks if Jason's daughter ALSO mandates "rules of engagement" for how their father should behavior around them at school? They get into the Packers' approach to this upcoming NFL Draft, asking Jason for his takeaway from GM Brian Gutekunst's draft week press conference earlier today -- has Gutey always drafted best player available, is he delusional when talking about the team's depth right now, and does it feel like the Packers are more likely to trade up or acquire more draft picks? Also, what even are Gutey's "signature" draft picks, and should fans trust him to get it done this year?

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown roll into a YouTube-Only edition of the 5 o'clock hour with Brewers baseball live on 100.5 ESPN! They take advantage of the platform, as Jim rolls out a mock-draft competition for everyone, using PFF's mock draft simulator to see who gets the best grade on their 3-round mock for the Packers -- Why can't Molly get the right amount of rounds in her simulator?!?! They get deeper into the biggest needs & positions that the Packers should avoid in Rounds 2 & 3, and they fall into a DEEP conversation about which HC & GM duos in the NFC North would win in a game of pool chicken! They end on an obligatory tangent into movies, featuring the latest cult doc that Jim watched!

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly on the Yuengling Guest Hotline (late because of his COOL speaking engagement...), joining midway through a breakdown of Shanade O'Connor's buzz cut! Jim asks if Jason's daughter ALSO mandates "rules of engagement" for how their father should behavior around them at school? They get into the Packers' approach to this upcoming NFL Draft, asking Jason for his takeaway from GM Brian Gutekunst's draft week press conference earlier today -- has Gutey always drafted best player available, is he delusional when talking about the team's depth right now, and does it feel like the Packers are more likely to trade up or acquire more draft picks? Also, what even are Gutey's "signature" draft picks, and should fans trust him to get it done this year?