Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust takes center stage as Mike the Wedding DJ finally gets his shot and hands Ben another loss. Jason Wilde joins to break down the Packers’ draft approach, including cornerback urgency and whether fans are expecting too much from early picks. The crew debates roster holes, draft philosophy, and how aggressive Gutekunst should be. Plus, reactions to the results keep Ben below .500 on the season. A blend of insight and game show chaos.

Bryan Bulaga joins to explain why cornerback is the Packers’ top priority and how early picks must contribute right away. The crew continues Draft Week discussion, including edge rusher value and roster depth concerns. Giannis’ comments about staying in Milwaukee “until further notice” spark frustration and debate about his future with the Bucks. The hour also features a hilarious breakdown of the Tory Lowe Community Cleanup and Ben catching heat for doing absolutely nothing. A strong close blending football insight with classic show moments.

Waddle and Silvy discuss whether Ryan Poles has more or less pressure on him with the 25th pick. Then, they run through Angry Aidan's A-List.

FBI Special Agent Alan Karr walks through the FBI Citizens Academy, offering a behind‑the‑scenes look at how the Bureau trains community members to understand real‑world investigations. He breaks down how agents tackle frauds and scams, the tactics criminals use, and what goes into solving a bank robbery case — giving listeners a clearer picture of how federal investigators protect the public.

Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle dives into the fan frenzy around the team’s new Wisconsin‑themed jerseys, but the real showstopper is Jacob Misiorowski’s Pokémon glove — a bold, colorful nod to the game’s most iconic creatures. Lane & the WAN crew break down the unique glove.

A look at Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski as he is approved for a new term, what the decision means for the department, and how his leadership is expected to shape the city’s fire and emergency response efforts moving forward.

A heartwarming segment with HAWS’ Jennifer Smeja and Adam, introducing listeners to Harry, the Pet of the Month. They share Harry’s story, his personality, what makes him special, and how you can support HAWS’ mission to help animals across the community.

Waddle and Silvy recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty. Then, they are joined by ESPN's Matt Miller to discuss his thoughts on the Bears 2026 Draft.

The 3 o’clock hour opens at 3:08 with 3 at 3, covering the flooding in Shiocton, the surge in sales of the Brewers’ new Wisconsin‑themed jerseys, and the remarkable auction of an authentic Titanic lifejacket. At 3:16, ABC’s Jordana Miller reports on the latest developments out of Iran as regional tensions continue to evolve. At 3:36, we turn to an update on the alleged bathroom assault at Milwaukee’s Pfister Hotel, where investigators are working to determine what happened and what charges may follow. The hour wraps at 3:46 with a look at Donald Trump’s lawsuit over the use of his name on food products in Texas, with expert insight from Professor John Rizvi, who explains the trademark issues and broader implications for name‑based branding disputes.

A breakdown of Donald Trump’s lawsuit aimed at protecting the use of his name on food products in Texas, why the dispute has escalated, and what’s at stake for branding and trademark law. Professor John Rizvi, an expert in intellectual property, explains the legal angles, the broader implications for name‑based trademarks, and how cases like this shape the boundaries of commercial identity.