Browns Analyst Tony Grossi joins Emmett and Nick to talk about the NFL Drfat coming up next week and what the Browns are most likely going to do...

ESPN's NBA insider, Brian Windhorst joins Emmett and Nick to talk about the Cavs first round against the Toronto Raptors and lets them know that the Cavs should not take this easy...

TNL HR 2 - Emmett and Nick run through the "Refresh" and then are joined by NBA and ESPN Insider Brian Windhorst to talk Cavs playoff basketball. Emmett and Nick get random and then round off the show with everyone's Next Level Performers of the day!

Tory Lowe asks his question(s) of the day. With Nia Long talking about her dating life, Tory asks if there is a double standard when it comes to dating and the age gap. Same with the potentially signing an NDA to be with someone.

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Nick discuss if Chris Golden jinxed the no hitter last night.. get you ready for Cavs playoffs, joined by Browns analyst Tony Grossi and go Against The Spread.

Tory Lowe opens the show focusing on the upcoming Community Cleanup and what it really takes to heal a community. From accountability to unity, Tory lays out why real change starts with consistent action and involvement. Tory dives into the idea of “self-regulation,” breaking down the importance of emotional control and how mastering your reactions can shape outcomes in everyday life and high-pressure situations.

Segment 3 brings the Pop Culture Report with Tory and Andrew, shifting to the Milwaukee Bucks and the latest comments from team leadership about the head coaching search. They react to the tone, direction, and what it signals for the future of the organization. Tory and Andrew cover a mix of headline-grabbing stories—from Kim Kardashian and Ray J reportedly heading back to court, to a disturbing case involving a pop star arrested in connection to the death of an underage girlfriend. The segment wraps with discussion around a WNBA controversy involving player relationships and media attention.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include TMJ4 News Meteorologist Jacob Montesano.

We also talk about a demonstration planned at Ridglan Farms, a possible hotel tied to downtown Milwaukee's convention center, and a preview of this weekend's Reporter's Notebook.

Homer and Bailey balance lighthearted banter with meaningful conversations on community engagement, local events, and giving back before diving into storm aftermath frustrations and Milwaukee’s ongoing flooding issues. The hour builds into a heated discussion around MPD’s new foot pursuit policy, with concerns about safety, accountability, and how it could impact crime response.

Homer and Bailey continue unpacking the new MPD foot pursuit policy, reading directly from the guidelines and reacting to what it means for policing in Milwaukee. Callers weigh in with strong opinions, sparking debate over safety versus restraint. The show wraps with a focus on community involvement, encouraging listeners to attend local meetings, support cleanups, and take an active role in shaping their neighborhoods.

Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio, and Will Sommers dive into a loaded Friday edition of Mr. Irrelevant, starting with Evan Williams’ comments on Matt LaFleur and what they reveal about the Packers’ culture heading into 2026. The guys discuss Green Bay’s offseason philosophy, the departures of players who may not have fully bought in, and whether the locker room is being reshaped around LaFleur’s vision.

They also keep the NFL Draft conversation rolling with Alex revealing his “my guy” for the Packers, sparking debate over positional value, prospect fit, and whether Green Bay should prioritize cornerback at pick 52. On the baseball side, the crew argues over the Brewers’ bunt-heavy win, small ball versus entertainment, and whether Pat Murphy’s strategy is good process or just ugly baseball. Plus, they hit on Doc Rivers and Giannis drama, Bears-Packers rivalry talk, and wrap with a chaotic round of nicknames, vocabulary, and classic Friday nonsense.