The 4 PM hour opens at 4:08 with Peter Burgelis on Milwaukee’s growing pothole crisis — why the roads are deteriorating, what fixes are realistic, and how the issue ties into his potential challenge to Ald. Scott Stiehl. At 4:16, Major Garrett breaks down why Iran is clinging to the Strait of Hormuz as one of its last major leverage points, what that means for global stability, and shares the story behind the bowtie he received from Bill Nye the Science Guy. At 4:36, the show shifts to a lighter moment with TV and radio personality–inspired names for the WE Energies falcons. The hour closes at 4:46 with a look at BRAVE, a Medical College of Wisconsin program offering veterans mental‑health support, treatment resources, and confidential help through brave.mcw.edu.

Waddle and Silvy continue their Bulls conversation/vent-session before turning their attention toward the 2026 NFL Draft and relive the Bears' covert Mitchell Trubisky operation.

Colin Russo and Mike Rizzo hypothesize whether Todd Golden would jump to the NBA, where Steve Kerr would want to coach other than the Warriors and more.

Wally Lukachinsky and Charlie Dern are LIVE on DailyDodgeTV breaking down the most urgent Packers draft needs ahead of Thursday while putting Brian Gutekunst’s track record under the spotlight with the 2 best and 2 worst picks since 2018.

Plus, Wade Bates sits down with Andy Selgrad, the new head coach of the Horicon/Hustisford football team.

Colin Russo and Mike Rizzo do the 5@5, Jonathan Zaslow joins, Stanley cup favorites and whether Mike Brown could get fired.

A focused look at BRAVE, a Medical College of Wisconsin program designed to connect veterans with mental‑health support, treatment resources, and community‑based care. The segment highlights how BRAVE helps veterans navigate PTSD, trauma, and reintegration challenges, and directs listeners to brave.mcw.edu for access to services, screenings, and confidential assistance.

A sharp, insightful conversation with Major Garrett on why Iran is leaning so heavily on the Strait of Hormuz, and how the narrow waterway has become one of the few remaining pressure points Iran can still use on the global stage. Major breaks down what this means for shipping, energy markets, and regional stability. The conversation ends on a lighter note as he shares the story behind the bowtie gifted to him by Bill Nye the Science Guy.

A look at Milwaukee’s worsening pothole crisis with Peter Burgelis, who breaks down why the city’s roads are struggling, what fixes are realistic, and how residents are feeling the impact. The conversation also touches on Burgelis’ potential run against Ald. Scott Stiehl, exploring how infrastructure concerns, constituent frustrations, and city priorities factor into his decision‑making as he weighs a possible campaign.

The 3 PM hour delivers a focused look at Wisconsin’s energy landscape, starting at 3:08 with Adam Roberts explaining how decades of policy, infrastructure choices, and market forces pushed the state toward some of the Midwest’s highest energy costs. At 3:16, the show examines WE Energies’ stranded assets, the retired power plants that still carry debt. At 3:22, the conversation shifts to the soaring electricity demands of data centers and AI, and the strain they could place on Wisconsin’s grid. At 3:36, listeners get a clear comparison of Wisconsin’s energy prices versus the rest of the country, and at 3:46, WE Energies’ Brendan Conway and Citizens Utility Board’s Tom Content debate why rates are rising and what it means for consumers moving forward.

A lively and informative discussion featuring WE Energies’ Brendan Conway and Tom Content, Executive Director of the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin, as they break down the ongoing debate over Wisconsin’s rising energy costs. The segment explores why rates are climbing, how utility investments and regulatory decisions factor in, where the two sides agree or clash, and what it all means for customers trying to make sense of their monthly bills.