Adam Roberts and Tom Daykin team up with the latest on Marty Brooks’ departure. We break down the key developments, the allegations driving the story, and what it could mean for the Wisconsin Center District moving forward.

Kyle Wallace found himself in the hot seat after RSVPing “yes” to Jesse Nelson’s American Family Insurance Championship gathering and then never showing up. The crew debated etiquette, apologies, and whether Kyle’s explanation made things better or much, much worse. Listeners piled on through the KBN Nation text line as Kyle tried to defend himself against accusations of being a bad RSVP citizen. Later, the conversation shifted to Packers expectations as concerns grew over Micah Parsons potentially missing more time than originally expected. The hour wrapped with discussion about how Green Bay’s defensive front must respond if Parsons’ return is delayed deeper into the season.

Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace unveiled their lists of the most important Packers not named Jordan Love or Micah Parsons heading into the 2026 season. Jordan Morgan, Edgerrin Cooper, Christian Watson, Tucker Kraft, and Lukas Van Ness were among the names highlighted as key pieces to Green Bay’s success. Jason Wilde joined the show to react to the lists and share his own choices, offering insight into the players who could define the Packers’ season. Wilde also discussed Green Bay’s issues finishing games and the veteran additions brought in to help address those concerns. The hour closed with debate over whether the Bears deserve more attention from the Packers after last season’s results.

The 414 Hour opened with a spirited debate over the proper use of the word “regression,” complete with help from a listener who brought data-analysis credentials to settle the argument. Attention then turned to the Bucks as new reports connected Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat and fueled more discussion about Milwaukee’s future. Ben and Kyle weighed the realities of a potential rebuild and what the Bucks should seek if a blockbuster move ever happens. The Brewers also got their due after sweeping the Rockies, with Jacob Misiorowski earning praise for demanding the ball in a key moment and pitching his way out of trouble. The hosts agreed that “The Miz” is quickly proving he belongs among baseball’s emerging stars.

Stacey King's broadcast partner Adam Amin joins Waddle and Silvy to discuss his thoughts and emotions at the passing of his friend and colleague. They discuss what made him special and how dearly he will be missed.

Lane Grindle joins to break down the Brewers’ trip to Las Vegas and the buzz surrounding the team. We also dive into a notable exchange between Jacob Misiorowski and manager Pat Murphy, and what it reveals about the club’s energy as the season heats up.

Jennifer Smieja from HAWS stops by the studio with Aubrey the beagle in tow. We highlight the mission of HAWS, the importance of pet adoption, and introduce a four-legged guest who brings plenty of charm—and maybe a future forever home.

The 3PM hour opens with “3 at 3”—the latest on Marty Brooks, a tragic story out of Madison, and Giannis grabbing global attention at the Monaco Grand Prix. ABC’s Jordana Miller joins with an update on rising tensions in Iran, followed by Adam Roberts breaking down the details behind Brooks’ departure and the questions surrounding it. Mark Kass wraps the hour with business insight, plus a look at the Savannah Bananas at AmFam Field and the Packers Charity Softball Game.