A robot crushed the latest running record for a half-marathon running it in a half an hour. “We’re screwed.” is the comment made by Mark Tauscher who joins the program. So is this the first of many robots in athletics? It did fall and was helped up by humans. Is this still a legit win?

Hour 2: MLB Insider ESPN Jesse Rogers joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the White Sox, Cubs and the latest MLB storylines.   Kap & J. Hood discussed The White Sox have officially entered one of the sweet spots of fandom: Fun Bad. They are not good, but they are entertaining as hell with Murakami raking.  Justin Ishbia seems to be laying groundwork for a South Loop stadium... More fans send their love and respect to our falling friend Joey G.

The Week Ahead Happy 420! And that’s just the start of the week. Another Marquette University Law Poll expected this week. On Wednesday it’s Earth Day, Thursday there will be the first cruise heading into the Port of Milwaukee. And the NFL Draft is this week! The White House Correspondents dinner will be this weekend, and what’s coming to the movies this week?

More confusion & threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz which both the US & Iran claiming control. The US also firing on an Iranian ship that tried to get through the blockade. President Trump issuing more threats to Iranian’s infrastructure. ABC News Karen Travers joins the program to give the latest details from Washington including VP Vance now headed back to Iran to continue peace negotiations.

What else do you think about? This hour, more arrests made in the Ridgeland Farms protests & attempted break ins. Plus, a weather roundup from a wild week of weather last week. A report from Washington regarding the Strait of Hormuz and update on the war, and a preview of our conversation with Actress Kane Kaczmarek

Former Wisconsin Poet Laureate Nicholas Gulig shares his discovery of 20th century Wisconsin poet Lorine Niedecker.

The Brewers fell to the Marlins 5-3 to snap their four game winning streak. Dominic Cotroneo broke down the game, discussed Garrett Mitchell and more in Brewers Extra Innings.

He's been called a modern Robin Hood and the Forrest Gump of Environmentalism, but Robin Greenfield's story is much wilder than anything you've seen on screen. He talked with WTMJ's Libby Collins about his personal quest of getting close to nature, foraging his own food, making his own clothing and shoes, and living off the grid. He tells Libby Collins about some of his unusual headline-making experiences including wearing trash for 30 days, living in a public park with no possessions (even clothes!), and much more on this Earth-conscious edition of WTMJ Conversations!

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