Kent Lovern joins to discuss the fire on Hampton and the latest involving Barry Coleman and Isaiah Colon-Johnson. We break down what happened, where the investigation stands, and what it means for the community moving forward.

Chad Hershner, President & CEO of Special Olympics Wisconsin, joins to talk about the organization’s mission, impact, and upcoming events. A conversation centered on inclusion, empowerment, and the athletes who continue to inspire across the state.

Shea and Tyler discuss the Cubs' frustrating stop and start season. Then, they put their producer Justin Pottinger on trial if he's a bad friend.

Jennifer Smiej a from HAWS stops by with a beagle LIVE in studio. We talk about the work HAWS is doing, pet adoption, and introduce you to a four-legged guest who might just steal the show—and maybe your heart.

The 3 o’clock hour kicks off with “3 at 3”—Kyle Busch headlines, a Brewers raffle stirs controversy, and we explain the meaning behind Memorial Day poppies. Julia checks in from the Governor’s Mansion with a Special Olympics spotlight, followed by Adam Roberts on growing questions around Marty Brooks’ future. We wrap with Mike Spaulding breaking down what could be the end of an era for CBS Radio and what it means for the industry.

Wally Lukachinsky and Ashley Dobrzynski are LIVE on DailyDodgeTV with Jason Wilde joining the show before the Brewers open a huge series against the Dodgers tonight, breaking down what Milwaukee needs to show and what fans should expect.

Beaver Dam playoff action gets closer as the local high school sports scene keeps building momentum.

🕓4:00PM - Jason Wilde

🕔4:50 PM - Trivia

ESPN CLE Special HR 2 - Kevan and Nick talk Browns' offseason program storylines, red-hot Guardians, and Game 3 thoughts.

ESPN CLE Special HR 1 - Kevan and Nick talk confidence level in the Cavs ahead of Game 3 and Kenny Atkinson approval rating.

Tyler Aki and Shea Norling fill in for Waddle and Silvy! They discuss the latest stalemate in the stadium project and discuss what letter grade they would give Kevin Warren to this point.

WTMJ Director of Content Mike Spaulding joins to discuss what could mark the end of an era for CBS Radio. We break down what’s changing, what it means for the industry, and how these shifts could impact stations and listeners moving forward.