Hoodie and Waddle discuss a gritty win from the White Sox and get weird in Waddle's World.

Jonathan Hood fills in for Silvy as he and Waddle break down the recent slew of injuries for the Chicago Bears and why they're not concerned about the team impact of Luther Burden's injury.

This hour takes listeners from the barns of the Wisconsin State Fair to some of the biggest stories shaping Wisconsin. Julia checks out the animals that make the fair a favorite annual tradition before Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joins the program to discuss recovery efforts following the Lincoln Avenue School fire, reflect on the legacy of Paul Farrow, and share his thoughts on the evolving governor’s race. Later, Lane Grindle breaks down another impressive week for the Brewers, including Luis Lara’s highlight-reel defense, Jacob Misiorowski’s 200-strikeout milestone, Jackson Chourio’s recent power surge, and critical upcoming series against the Padres and Dodgers. We wrap up with Rose Gray, who discusses Alaska travel, last-minute summer vacation ideas, and Julia’s upcoming trip to England to experience the royal sights and traditions firsthand.

Waddle and Hoodie get a surprise visit from Carmen DeFalco before they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Lane Grindle joins for a Brewers update as Milwaukee continues its push toward October. We discuss Luis Lara’s incredible defensive plays, Jacob Misiorowski becoming the first pitcher in baseball to reach 200 strikeouts this season, and Jackson Chourio’s recent power surge with four home runs in the last week. Plus, a preview of two huge upcoming series against the Padres and Dodgers and what they could reveal about the Brewers’ postseason potential.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joins the show to discuss the latest on the Lincoln Avenue School fire and the city's role in supporting recovery efforts for students, families, and staff. The conversation also reflects on the legacy of former Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow, and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley in the the governor’s race, and the evolving political landscape as Wisconsin voters prepare to make their choice.

This hour starts with the 3 at 3, featuring the latest on Lincoln Avenue School’s recovery, a look back at the life and legacy of former Bucks coach Don Nelson, and another milestone for Brewers phenom Jacob Misiorowski. Gubernatorial candidate Joel Brennan then joins live from the Wisconsin State Fair with his closing message to voters ahead of Election Day, discussing the issues he believes will shape Wisconsin’s future. Later, Mark Kass breaks down the Brewers’ surge, three straight sellout weekends, and the return of Packers football as excitement builds across the state. We wrap up with former Governor Tommy Thompson, who reflects on his time in office, shares his perspective on the current governor’s race, and makes the case for civility, cooperation, and problem-solving in politics.

Hoodie and Waddle discuss a gritty win from the White Sox and get weird in Waddle's World.