Sandy Maxx broadcasts live from the Wisconsin State Fair and shares an interview with Lindsey Stirling ahead of her Friday night performance on the BankFive Nine Main Stage. Stirling shares what audiences can expect from her high-energy theatrical show, the stories behind her music, her electric violin collection, aerial performances, and the personal experiences that inspire her creative work. Plus, Sandy brings listeners the sights, sounds and flavors of the Wisconsin State Fair, along with a fun look at what a $1 billion Powerball jackpot could buy at the fair.

Molly & Matt roll on into hour number two and after talking about the Milwaukee Brewers while they battled the San Diego Padres and MLB stadiums they eventually work their way to discussing Aaron Rodgers and the comments he made about a potential return to Lambeau. The crew debates whether Packers fans will be receptive of him when he ultimately makes his return and how they'll feel once he's inducted into the Pro Football & Packers Halls of Fame. This takes you into your Wednesday evening!

It's Molly & Jim on a Wednesday! Matt Hamilton is back in for Jim Rutledge but they toss to Riley off the rip because Molly thinks it's a little crazy that he went to the State Fair after the show last night! Then they delve into the Green Bay Packers as, after Minnesota announced that Kyler Murray would be there starting QB, Molly is feeling a bit nervous about where the Packers stand in the North. They discuss before playing some Minute To Win It surrounding Packers backup quarterbacks!

Jason Wilde joins Ben Brust on the Homer Hour to discuss Packers-Steelers preseason week and Aaron Rodgers’ return to the Packers conversation from Pittsburgh. Wilde says Rodgers was disappointed the preseason matchup was not at Lambeau Field and explains why a return to Green Bay would have created a much different atmosphere. He also says Jordan Love should not play in the preseason because the Packers already saw the danger last year when Love tore a ligament in his non-throwing thumb during a preseason game. Wilde argues the same caution should apply to Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft, while the offensive line should still get major work because that group lacks cohesion. He also weighs in on Jonathan Gannon’s fiery personality and says fans should care less about coaching style and more about whether the Packers win.

Ben Brust fills in for Homer and gets his long-awaited chance to host Rain Man, with Tree in Mequon struggling through a sports trivia gauntlet that includes Jacob Misiorowski, Steve “Homer” True, Pat Murphy, Christian Watson and the Brewers’ home run leader. Ben and CKatt then react to Dustin May delivering seven strong innings for Milwaukee, comparing his start to the Tarik Skubal conversation while looking ahead to a possible Logan Henderson-Skubal matchup. Jason Wilde joins to preview Packers-Steelers preseason week, with Aaron Rodgers back in the conversation but the game lacking the full Lambeau Field drama it could have had. Wilde says he would not play Jordan Love, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Matthew Golden or Tucker Kraft in the preseason because the injury risk is not worth it, especially after Love hurt his thumb in last year’s preseason opener. The hour closes with Ben getting increasingly frustrated by the Brewers’ missed chances with runners on base, especially after Milwaukee wastes scoring opportunities and the Padres tie the game late.

Ben and Kyle open Wednesday’s show with Woolley revealing there is someone new in his life before Ben turns the focus to his daughter allegedly working both home and daycare for extra potty-training rewards. Kyle says the toddler’s manipulation sounds like classic Brust behavior, leading to a full debate over whether Ben is the real reason his daughter has started stretching the truth. Josh DiMaggio joins to explain why he wishes Matt LaFleur had more of Ben Johnson’s aggressive edge, with Kyle firing back that LaFleur’s résumé still deserves more respect than Chicago’s new coach. The guys and callers debate whether LaFleur is too soft, too conservative, or simply being judged harshly because the Packers have not reached the next level with Jordan Love. The hour closes with Ben telling the story of Russell Westbrook dunking on him during a post-college workout and wondering if that moment ruined his basketball confidence forever.

Hour 2 opens with another round of Packers disrespect after Adam Schein predicts Green Bay will miss the playoffs, finish last in the NFC North, and says Jordan Love is only the 17th-best quarterback in the NFL. Kyle rips the take as a fact-free hit piece, arguing Love’s interception narrative is overblown and that Micah Parsons’ injury absence comes during the softest part of the Packers schedule. Ben pushes back that Love still has more to prove, while also replaying Schein’s past doubts about whether Love can win a championship. The conversation then turns to Brian Gutekunst and the offensive line, with Kyle frustrated that high picks like Jordan Morgan and Anthony Belton are not locked-in starters and that Aaron Banks’ health remains a major concern. The hour closes with Brewers tension as Ben admits he is scoreboard-watching the Cubs, while Kyle says Milwaukee should focus on winning games, holding the NL’s top seed, and proving itself against teams like the Dodgers, Braves and Cubs.

The 414 Hour opens with Ben and CKatt questioning whether Kyle can honestly claim a green in regulation during an upcoming par-three golf outing, especially after video evidence of his past swing struggles. Kyle insists he can win the bet if he practices, while the guys debate tee-shot rules, video proof and whether he should join Seacat for an early-morning round. Packers talk returns with Brandon Cissé praising Jonathan Gannon as a “psycho” in a good way, which sends Kyle into a full defense of Gannon’s energy, blitz-heavy approach and potential to elevate Green Bay’s defense. Ben pushes back that Gannon still has to prove he is better than Jeff Hafley once real games begin, but Kyle is convinced the Packers’ young defensive linemen and linebackers are already responding. Catastrophic covers a high school football player practicing with a venomous snake in his helmet, CKatt’s gasoline-burned foot, his latte caffeine scare, and the Brewers’ continued runners-in-scoring-position frustration before Ben gets ready to live out his Rain Man dream.

Jesse Rogers joins Waddle and Silvy before they run through Aki's A-List

Waddle and Silvy remember a big day in Chicago sports history in Tales From the Stylist's Chair. Then, they're joined by Courtney Cronin for her observations at Halas Hall.