Dr. Ken’s Truth tackles Milwaukee’s annual “snowbird” debate — should you head south for the winter or tough it out? He breaks down the physical, social, and mental health benefits of escaping the cold, while also warning about the financial costs and potential disconnect from home. The real takeaway isn’t about Florida vs. Wisconsin — it’s about intentionally designing your life instead of just surviving it. The conversation continues with the YouTube chat and a poll asking whether Dr. Ken himself should become a snowbird. The hour also covers a court ruling siding with parents over California transgender student policies and important polling location changes announced by the Milwaukee Election Commission.

Michael Wilbon joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation. Then, the boys run through Aki's A-List.

Hour five is news-heavy and thought-provoking. Dr. Ken breaks down the Top 5 stories shaping Milwaukee — from public safety concerns to economic ripple effects tied to global conflict. After highlighting a refreshing positive customer service experience, he challenges listeners with a bigger question: Is it time for America to rethink how it disciplines teens? Drawing comparisons to stricter international models, the discussion pushes boundaries while inviting community input. A dynamic close to a wide-ranging show.

New developments in funding for the Milwaukee Public Museum, Adam Roberts joins with the latest details and what they could mean moving forward. We also break down key moments from the Clinton deposition and the potential legal and political implications. Plus, the MKE Health Briefing with Dr. Julia Rose Shariff on bone density.

In this hour, Adam Roberts joins in studio with new developments surrounding Milwaukee Public Museum funding and what it means for the project’s future. We also break down the latest from the Clinton deposition. Plus, Giannis Antetokounmpo makes his return against the Celtics with reaction from Telly and head coach Doc Rivers, and Dr. Julia Rose Shariff joins for an MKE Health Briefing on bone density.

The Bucks get blown out by the Boston Celtics in Giannis Antetokounmpo’s return game at Fiserv Forum, and Ben was there for all of it. The guys question the Bucks’ long-term vision and whether this version of the team is going anywhere. Strouf updates the crew on his latest gym session after skipping Monday, and Ben introduces “The Packers Puzzle” — trying to solve what Green Bay’s offseason could realistically look like with limited free agency expectations. Could salary dumps, tough cuts, or bargain shopping be the answer? The hour wraps with the reality of the Packers potentially hunting for value instead of splash signings.

Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust returns as Ben faces Greg in ‘Tosa in the first matchup of March. Then the guys react to Packers Hall of Famer Mark Tauscher saying he’d pursue QB Justin Fields as a 2026 backup option if the price is right — especially after the Malik Willis “rehab project” worked. Tauscher joins to discuss the backup QB position, offensive line and defensive line concerns, and other offseason priorities. The hour ends with Kyle earning the “Kyle Karen” moniker after critiquing office window cleaners for missing a spot.

The Kyle Karen saga continues as the guys debate whether Kyle is simply detail-oriented or just easily irritable. Then they pivot back to Giannis and the Bucks, reacting to Chris Canty saying Giannis should shut it down for the rest of the season because Milwaukee is going nowhere — a take the guys surprisingly agree with. Wheel of Strouf 3.0 covers a fire at Lambeau Field, Bears Pro Bowl center Drew Dalman retiring at 27, and more Strouf fitness fallout. The show wraps with the question: What’s your dream job?

Brewers insider Dom Cotroneo joined The Homer Hour to break down what’s happening in Spring Training and why the Brewers’ long-term plan continues to work. The conversation centered around Milwaukee’s patient, development-driven model and why investing in pitching depth and player development makes more sense than overspending on veteran arms.

Dom explained how the Brewers are handling Jacob Misiorowski’s workload, why 150 innings could be the target, and how the organization is building toward October rather than chasing April headlines. He also highlighted other arms to watch this season and made the case that Milwaukee’s roster heading into camp may actually be stronger than the one that won 97 games last year.

The big takeaway: the Brewers’ sustainable blueprint isn’t about splash — it’s about smart, steady, long-term success.

Brewers insider Dom Cotroneo joined The Homer Hour to break down what’s happening in Spring Training and why the Brewers’ long-term plan continues to work. The conversation centered around Milwaukee’s patient, development-driven model and why investing in pitching depth and player development makes more sense than overspending on veteran arms.

Dom explained how the Brewers are handling Jacob Misiorowski’s workload, why 150 innings could be the target, and how the organization is building toward October rather than chasing April headlines. He also highlighted other arms to watch this season and made the case that Milwaukee’s roster heading into camp may actually be stronger than the one that won 97 games last year.

The big takeaway: the Brewers’ sustainable blueprint isn’t about splash — it’s about smart, steady, long-term success.