The 5 O’Clock Focus leads with serious allegations involving David Walker Jr., accused of using a Milwaukee woman’s identity to send threats to Governor Tony Evers. Then, John Ewert from Road America reflects on the legacy and impact of Kyle Busch in the racing world. We check in with a TMJ4 weather update before revisiting the latest on the Hampton fire with Kent Lovern, breaking down where the case stands and what comes next.

John Ewert, Road America Communications Director, joins to reflect on the legacy of Kyle Busch. We look back at his impact on racing, memorable moments on the track, and what his presence has meant to fans and the sport.

In the 5 O’Clock Reset, we break down allegations against David Walker Jr, accused of using a Milwaukee Womans name and email to send threats to Governor Tony Evers.

Tyler digs into his Cubs frustration and break down what has been most ailing them after a terrible loss to the Astros.

Ben Brust’s road trip to St. Louis turned into an existential crisis about windmills, radio waves, gasoline, and how emails magically work. Kyle Wallace and Alex Strouf piled on as the crew admitted all the everyday things they still don’t understand, from air fryers to cruise ships. The conversation somehow spiraled into “Big Oil Benny” conspiracy theories and whether passenger princess culture has gone too far. Later, Mina Kimes sparked a serious Packers debate after calling Jordan Love a clear top-10 quarterback, leading Kyle to unveil his full NFL quarterback rankings with Love sitting at No. 6. The hour mixed Packers football, random curiosity, and one of the most chaotic Friday conversations the show has ever had.

Kyle Wallace doubled down on his belief that Jordan Love is the sixth-best quarterback in the NFL, igniting a full-on Packers debate across ESPN Wisconsin. Ben Brust challenged Kyle’s rankings by questioning Love’s playoff résumé and whether he belongs ahead of names like Dak Prescott, Jared Goff, and Justin Herbert. The crew also debated Caleb Williams, Drake May, Brock Purdy, and what actually defines an elite NFL quarterback. Later, “Guess Who?” returned with some of Kyle’s funniest and most outrageous quotes from the week, including stories from his bachelor party in Nashville and his critiques of a “lazy” dancer at the gentleman’s club. The hour wrapped with Brewers talk as the guys previewed Milwaukee’s massive series against the Dodgers and debated whether the matchup is truly “house money.”

Tory Lowe joined Kyle and Brust for an emotional and hilarious conversation as he reflected on his final day with “The Tory Lowe Show” on 101.7 The Truth and his new role with Good Karma Brands. Tory talked about his impact in the Milwaukee community, the future of his reporting work, and his lifelong Packers fandom, including memories of Aaron Rodgers and the Super Bowl run. The guys also revisited Kyle Wallace’s quarterback rankings with Torrey offering his own thoughts on Jordan Love, Jayden Daniels, and Drake May. Elsewhere, the show spiraled into debates about cuddling, “Little Spoon Nation,” and whether Kyle’s bachelor party stories had officially gone too far. The final hour also featured Brewers-Dodgers chatter, Jordan Morgan hype, and one of the funniest Sports Illustrated history lessons imaginable.

The hour starts on a lighter note as a beagle from HAWS takes over the studio, highlighting pet adoption and community impact. Chad Hershner joins to talk Special Olympics Wisconsin and the power of inclusion across the state. We roll through the Week in Review before Kent Lovern breaks down the latest on the Hampton fire and ongoing developments involving Barry Coleman and Isaiah Colon-Johnson.