Randolph-Cambria/Friesland football coach Tom Chase talks about getting ready for the first season as a new co-op

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey react to David Crowley’s narrow victory over Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary. Joe Zepecki and Bill McCoshen join to break down how Crowley defied the polls, the impact of Governor Tony Evers’ late endorsement, and what Hong’s campaign accomplished despite falling short.

Then, Governor Evers joins Steve and Kristin live at the Wisconsin State Fair to discuss Crowley’s victory, bringing Hong’s supporters back together, and the general election matchup now set between David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany.

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Jesse enters the show for Jack and continues the topic of Ben Johnson and the offense with Jurko!. A caller asks Jurko to bless the Bears with a prayer! He says he will on the eve of the season. Dan Pompei from The Athletic joins the show to talk about his exclusive article with Ben Johnson as he goes behind the scenes for a day with the Bears HC. Plus, can the Cubs catch the Brewers in the NL Central?

"I don't even know what that means". This hour, we begin with more analysis of the August Primaries, and the results of other statewide races. Plus, a legendary Irish preformer joins us in studio, and of course, prepping for another eclipse.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Hammer and Chris to discuss what the plan for the starters might be this weekend.

RBS HR 2 - Hammer and Chris talk Browns with Tony Grossi and High School Football with Kevan & Dale.

Milwaukee Irish Fest returns to Henry Maier Festival Park for another celebration of Irish music, language and Celtic culture. This year's Artist-in-Residence, Máiréad Ní Mhaonaigh of the legendary Irish band Altan, joins Wisconsin's Morning News to share the story behind the music and her deep connection to Ireland's County Donegal.

The Brewers have dropped two straight to the Padres, and Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether there’s reason to worry with a four-game Dodgers series looming. They discuss Milwaukee’s struggling and banged-up lineup, who can be trusted for a clutch hit, and whether Jake Bauers has become the best answer. The conversation shifts to the Packers as Peter Schrager puts the pressure on Jordan Love to take the next step, while the crew debates how much Matt LaFleur needs to let his quarterback loose. They also react to LaFleur keeping control of the Packers’ red challenge flag and whether his reluctance to delegate is another example of micromanaging. Plus, Jen questions why golfers make such a huge deal out of a hole-in-one, sparking a search for the perfect comparison in another sport.

The 8AM Hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy starts with the crew debating why Giannis Antetokounmpo won’t play for Greece after the Miami Heat expressed concerns about his health, and whether the Bucks gave Giannis too much power during his time in Milwaukee. With the Packers preparing for their preseason opener against the Steelers, Chewy explains what he wants to see from Jordan Love and why simply getting out of the game healthy is the top priority. The crew discusses what Marshawn Lloyd could bring to the Packers’ backfield and whether a bigger role for Lloyd could help keep Josh Jacobs fresh throughout the season. They also examine how previous injuries and muscle imbalances can contribute to recurring health problems, including how that could apply to Micah Parsons’ recovery. Plus, Matt LaFleur’s comments about the cornerback competition spark a debate over Keisean Nixon’s future and whether Green Bay has someone capable of becoming its top corner.

Jack McGrath sits in for Carmen today with Jurko! Jurko wears the Pope hat as the guys recap the Sox & Cubs games. Pope hat giveaway gone wrong as Sox blow 4-0 lead! The guys listen to Ben Johnson audio on Coby Bryant's injury, out 4-6 months. What is the concern level for the defense? Did DJ Moore throw shade at Caleb? The guys listen to a clip of DJ talking about the past QB's he's played with. Ben Johnson has BIG hopes for this offense... is he too focused on just the offense?