Hour 2:  MLB Insider ESPN Jesse Rogers joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the White Sox, Cubs and the latest MLB storylines.    Kap & J. Hood remembers Chicago Bulls broadcaster Stacey King, who died Sunday at the age of 59. The Cubs season is absolutely insane; the story of the game came in the 2nd inning. The bad news is another SP is gone down; the good news is Cubs fans didn't have to watch Jameson Taillon pitch.

On today's show we visit with Tom from Ballweg Implement, we spin the LeRoy Meats Wheel of Meat. Gen Z is "Practice Dating." We find out the Columbus Family Dental Mystery Player. Is Sheri Smarter Than A 5th Grader??

Hour 1: Kap & J. Hood remembers Chicago Bulls broadcaster Stacey King, who died Sunday at the age of 59, the team announced in a statement. A three-time NBA champion during the first half of the 1990s Bulls dynasty, King was a beloved member of the Bulls organization who provided color commentary for the team’s local broadcast affiliate moving from CSN Chicago to NBC Sports Chicago and finally CHSN for the last two decades.

Still one to work on - or never do again. This hour, we begin with the focus on the future of WI Center District CEO Marty Brooks who will be the subject of a meeting of a board today. Plus, a situation at the Dan Jensen festival, and Milwaukee preps for The World Cup

Homer and Bailey open the show talking about their weekends and talk about Trump's Meet the Press interview.

The Brewers scored seven runs in the sixth inning to help them beat the Rockies 12-4 and complete the sweep. Dominic Cotroneo recapped the win during Brewers Extra Innings

What to expect and who to root for with Wisconsin connections at the Tony Awards. Plus your invitation to join Sandy Maxx at the Tony Awards Watch Party at Skylight Music Theatre!

Previously on WTMJ Conversations, Libby Collins talked with a father whose son was shot and killed by a kenosha police officer in 2004 after a routine traffic stop.  This week, Libby asks Brian Gonzales, the man who pulled the trigger resulting in that young man's death, his perspective of what happened that fateful night.

Libby Collins brings you the latest news from southeastern Wisconsin.

Jason Wilde joins Sunday Karma to break down Christian Watson’s four-year extension with the Packers. Wilde explains why the deal feels different from past Green Bay wide receiver transitions, pointing to the franchise’s old succession plan from Sterling Sharpe through Davante Adams. He weighs the risk of Watson’s injury history against the likely structure of the contract and its guaranteed money. Wilde also discusses whether the Packers need to respond to the Rams’ trade for Myles Garrett.