Homer and Bailey open the show with a relatable and often hilarious breakdown of Milwaukee’s worsening pothole problem, sharing real stories of vehicle damage, dangerous road conditions, and the growing frustration among drivers. As the conversation builds, they dig deeper into infrastructure concerns, questioning the city’s response and whether enough is being done to address the widespread issue impacting neighborhoods across Milwaukee.

The tone then shifts dramatically as they discuss the heartbreaking mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, where a man killed eight children—including seven of his own—before being stopped by police. Homer and Bailey reflect on the devastating effects of domestic violence, the warning signs that often go ignored, and how similar situations can exist within their own communities. Through emotional commentary and caller input, the discussion centers on accountability, mental health, and the importance of intervention and resources to prevent tragedies before they happen.

Homer and Bailey continue their emotional conversation surrounding the Shreveport tragedy, focusing on relationship warning signs, personal safety, and the importance of recognizing when to leave dangerous situations. Callers share raw, personal perspectives on accountability, toxic relationships, and the reality that many people don’t act until reaching a breaking point. The discussion emphasizes mental health awareness, strong support systems, and the role of honest friendships in helping people make better decisions.

Later in the hour, the show shifts to a major Milwaukee crime investigation involving convicted criminal Michael Lock and the “Body Snatchers” gang. Authorities are now digging at a property tied to him amid fears of additional undiscovered victims. Homer and Bailey unpack the disturbing details of the case, including homicide, drug trafficking, and exploitation, while stressing the importance of community awareness and speaking up to help reduce crime. The show closes with a mix of reflection, urgency, and a reminder that real change requires collective responsibility.

Rizz and Chris talk about the Cavs being up 2-0 on the Raptors and the latest draft intel.

A fan is a fan - and Malcolm's mom is a fan. This hour, Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky takes us inside the weather center during the most severe weather. Plus, we talk the number 1 pick not going to the draft in Pittsburgh. Should he? Mark Tauscher weighs in.

Mark Tauscher joins the program. Projected number 1 pick in the NFL draft Fernando Mendoza says he will not be attending the draft because of some travel logistics and some health issues with his family. Does he owe fans to show up to the draft? Or is this the right move?

The star is here! Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Brian Niznansky joins the show and he’s got a fan in Jane Kazcmarek – Malcolm's Mom! We play that bite from our conversation with her yesterday. We also review the week Niz had with back-to-back-to-back severe weather nights including a dicey day on the weekend. Niz takes us inside the storm center and the plan when it comes to covering severe weather, especially tornado warnings.

Hour 2:  Kap & J. Hood discussed Caleb Williams spoke at Halas Hall, and the maturity to move on from last year was refreshing. Cole Kmet also had the willingness to put it out there: We're trying to win a Super Bowl.  How much pressure is Ryan Poles under this week in the draft? I think this is his most important draft yet, but is it a kill or be killed type of pressure?

Turkey > Bobcat. This hour, we begin with the story out of the tech world with Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly stepping down from his role. Plus, a vote for the new Director of Public Wellness & Health & Safety department. And the spectacle of the NFL Draft with Lori Nickel

The NFL Draft is this week! But the Packers don’t have a first round pick. So, what’s worth paying attention to? Pittsburgh is the host city – but good luck following up how well Green Bay did with their draft hosting duties. Lori Nickel joins the program as she plans to go to the draft on the second day of the draft. We discuss how the NFL is king in creating spectacle.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is reportedly stepping down ending another major era of Apple. Cook was the immediate successor to creator Steve Jobs before he passed away. Cook oversaw a $4-trillion dollar revenue stream over his tenure at Apple. ABC News technology reporter Mike Dobuski walks us through the journey through Apple, their most innovative inventions, and what is next for the tech giant.