Milwaukee has seen historic rainfall already and it's not going to get any better anytime soon... Is this because of the litter that is in our streets or is this a bigger conversation we need to have surrounding our city. Our elected officials aren't to blame for this one, but if they don't allocate the funds to research on why this keeps happening or how to stop it. Then they'll get the smoke.

Kristin Brey and Todd Allbaugh react to heavy rain and flooding across Milwaukee, raising questions about infrastructure and whether the city can keep up with increasingly intense weather. They also break down a growing feud between the Trump administration and Pope Leo XIV, including controversy over religion being used in political messaging.

Later, City Stories with Urban Milwaukee’s Jeramey Jannene covers everything from the economic impact of scooters to riverfront development, declining crime trends, and new housing initiatives aimed at expanding homeownership. The show wraps with listener reactions and a look at how national policy ideas could translate locally.

RJ the Movie Critic joins Hammer and Chris to talk about the Michael Jackson Biopic and what else people should be watching.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, is back and he joins Hammer and Chris to talk about what he feels the Browns will do a week out from the Draft.

RBS HR 3 - Hammer and Chris listen and react to Andrew Berry's Pre-Draft press conference.

Hour 3: Carmen & Jurko discussed the NBA massive ratings jump; the Cubs take 2 of 3 from the Phillies, Jed Hoyer gives details on how the Cubs will work through team injuries.  Beat-Off to Beat Cancer campaign, Producer Jack will watch another movie from his top 25 list tonight and more!

RBS HR 2 - Hammer and Chris talk to Tony Grossi about all things NFL Draft. They also talk to RJ the Movie Critic.

RBS HR 1 - Hammer and Chris prepare for what they might hear from Andrew Berry today at his pre-draft press conference.

A major name is being connected to the Packers — but how real is it?

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde reacts to the growing conversation around Dexter Lawrence potentially being a trade target for the Green Bay Packers, and breaks down whether this is something that could actually happen.

🚨 The Rumor

The idea is simple but massive:

👉 Could the Packers make a move for Dexter Lawrence?

And once that name gets tied to Green Bay, it immediately shifts the conversation:

From hypothetical…

To something worth seriously evaluating

🧠 Jason Wilde’s Take

Wilde doesn’t dismiss it — but he brings context:

The Packers aren’t typically aggressive in this way

A move like this would represent a major philosophical shift

It would signal a clear “win-now” mindset

💰 The Reality Check

A deal for Dexter Lawrence would come with major implications:

Significant financial commitment

High-level draft compensation

Long-term roster ripple effects

👉 It’s not just about adding a player — it’s about changing the team’s entire approach

🧩 The Fit in Green Bay

From the discussion:

Lawrence would immediately upgrade the defensive front

He fills a need the Packers don’t currently have

But it raises questions about how resources are allocated

🔄 Bigger Picture for the Packers

This conversation is really about identity:

👉 Are the Packers willing to go all-in?

Or will they stick to their traditional roster-building model?