Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown react to former Badgers guard John Blackwell officially committing to Duke! They break down the Breaking News presented by Metro Kia & Metro Ford of Madison, including what this says about Wisconsin's position in the college basketball landscape & the NIL era. Plus, Jim's take that leads to today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Will you be rooting for John Blackwell at Duke? Can Wisconsin truly compete with the blue bloods of college basketball, are fans choosing acceptance over frustration, and what should expectations be moving forward? 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?

Homer opens draft week by questioning everything Brian Gutekunst says this time of year, especially when it comes to the Packers’ offensive line and roster depth. Jason Wilde joins to break down what Goody’s comments really mean, why Green Bay could trade back from No. 52, and how the Packers may be valuing experience in this year’s draft. Tim Van Vooren then adds his view on Jordan Morgan, the need for offensive line insurance, and why Green Bay may still be searching for more juice at running back. It’s a classic Homer Hour mix of draft skepticism, Packers analysis, and old-school stories along the way.

Dr. Ken opens with a powerful breakdown of cannabis in America, calling out the shift from criminalization to corporate profit while Black communities remain disproportionately impacted and underrepresented. He challenges listeners to think beyond legalization, emphasizing awareness, responsibility, and ownership in an evolving industry. The conversation then transitions to Milwaukee County’s Office of Equity and its work to close wealth gaps through the Economic Empowerment Blueprint, supported by the Bloomberg City Start Initiative. Leaders outline how data, policy, and community input are shaping solutions to long-standing inequities. Aziz joins the discussion as the focus turns to community listening sessions and the upcoming “Story of Wealth” event, highlighting real concerns like access to capital and homeownership. The hour closes with a call to action around collective engagement and long-term economic empowerment.

The 5:00 hour kicks off with the “Top 5 @ 5,” covering key local and national headlines—from election security concerns to Milwaukee flooding issues and new developments at the county zoo. The show then pivots back to audience engagement, checking in with YouTube chat and talk-to-text as the cannabis conversation continues. Al calls in, adding perspective and prompting deeper discussion as Dr. Ken breaks down the real-life negative effects of marijuana use, especially around focus and long-term impact. The dialogue blends community voices with expert insight, keeping the conversation grounded and interactive. The hour wraps with continued reflections on responsibility, awareness, and how choices today shape outcomes tomorrow.

Gabe Neitzel and Kyle Wallace kick off ESPN Wisconsin Draft Week by hosting together for the first time, reflecting on their long, intertwined history in Milwaukee radio and beyond. The conversation quickly shifts to the Packers draft, focusing heavily on roster needs, especially at cornerback and offensive line. Kyle emphasizes the importance of hitting on early picks given the lack of a first-round selection, while Gabe pushes back on expectations for immediate impact. They also discuss positional depth concerns and whether the Packers should prioritize need over best player available. The hour blends personal storytelling with early draft strategy debates.

The guys put Gabe to the test in a special version of Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust, where he ties Ben’s score and reacts to some missed opportunities. The conversation pivots back to the Packers, diving deeper into draft philosophy, including whether Gutekunst truly drafts best player available or leans toward positional needs. They debate cornerback urgency, offensive line concerns, and how much fans should expect from second- and third-round picks. The hour also touches on NFC North competition and how other teams’ draft decisions could impact the Packers. A mix of trivia, humor, and deeper draft analysis drives the hour.

The final hour expands beyond the draft, starting with Bucks drama as Doc Rivers comments on Giannis’ uncertain future, fueling more speculation about a potential departure. Gabe and Kyle break down the implications of Giannis possibly leaving and what it would mean for the franchise long-term. The conversation shifts to Brewers baseball, highlighting Brice Turang’s emergence and potential as a cornerstone player worth extending. Homer joins to close the show, adding perspective on Packers draft unpredictability and front office decision-making. The hour wraps with a blend of NBA uncertainty, Brewers optimism, and continued draft discussion.

PTI's Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation. Then, they run through one last Angry Aidan's A-List.