Hour 3: Former Chicago Bears Super Bowl Champion and Bears radio analyst Tom Thayer joined Carmen & Jurko with the latest updates on the Chicago Bears 9 days before the 2026 NFL Draft.  Carmen & Jurko discussed the slow start of Pete Crow-Armstrong.  Chicago Cubs fans are going nuts as PCA strikes out on 3 pitches. The strikeouts are beyond infuriating. Temperature check time....  How are you feeling 16 games into the season? Calm, Annoyed, or Pissed?

Hour 2: Carmen & Jurko served up the Brunch Rush, then Caleb Williams was seen hanging out with the Kardashian's at Coachella.  What's worse the Madden Curse or Kardashian Curse?  NBA Play-In-Tournament action begins tonight, are we taking the Joker for granted?  Who will be the NBA MVP this year, the Joker or SGA?

We've seen enough movies where we have to at least question it. This hour, we begin discussing the Iran/US War peace talks which seemingly fell apart over the weekend. Plus, a special session in Milwaukee today, and looking ahead to more storms overnight

Negotiations on a peace deal between the US & Iran are ongoing, but they seemingly fell apart over the weekend. Why? To detail, CBS News White House Correspondent Olivia Rinaldi joins the show to talk about the implications of the deal and what Iran won’t agree to. We then go over the Strait of Hormuz which is also a big point of contention in these talks. And also, what’s the deal with Trump’s A.I. Jesus photo that Trump claimed where he looked like ‘a doctor.’ All among a war, we’re talking about a feud with The Pope.

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and Verizon Tech Expert Keli Ferguson shares how technology is making everyday life safer and more accessible for neurodiverse families. From the Gizmo Watch’s real-time location tracking and Safety Geofencing to the Verizon Family App’s “Safe Walk” feature and digital to-do lists, these tools are helping children build independence while giving parents peace of mind. Ferguson also highlights sensory-friendly solutions like noise-canceling headphones and adaptive earbuds that help reduce overstimulation in busy environments. Learn more about Verizon’s accessibility resources at verizon.com/accessibility.

The Brewers have hit their first real rough patch of the season — and Jeff Levering joins the show to break it down.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering reacts to Milwaukee’s five-game losing streak, what’s causing the slide, and whether there’s any real reason for concern.

😬 Brewers Drop Five Straight

After a strong start, the Brewers are now:

On a five-game losing streak

Struggling to find consistency at the plate

Running into tough pitching matchups

But Levering keeps the perspective grounded:

👉 “That’s baseball” — even good teams go through stretches like this.

🧠 What’s Behind the Slide?

Levering points to:

Early-season ups and downs

Facing elite arms

The natural grind of a long MLB season

The key takeaway:

👉 It’s too early to panic — but it’s something to monitor.

🔍 The Tone Moving Forward

Even during the skid, the message stays consistent:

Stay patient

Trust the talent

Let the season play out

The Brewers have hit their first real rough patch of the season — and Jeff Levering joins the show to break it down.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering reacts to Milwaukee’s five-game losing streak, what’s causing the slide, and whether there’s any real reason for concern.

😬 Brewers Drop Five Straight

After a strong start, the Brewers are now:

On a five-game losing streak

Struggling to find consistency at the plate

Running into tough pitching matchups

But Levering keeps the perspective grounded:

👉 “That’s baseball” — even good teams go through stretches like this.

🧠 What’s Behind the Slide?

Levering points to:

Early-season ups and downs

Facing elite arms

The natural grind of a long MLB season

The key takeaway:

👉 It’s too early to panic — but it’s something to monitor.

🔍 The Tone Moving Forward

Even during the skid, the message stays consistent:

Stay patient

Trust the talent

Let the season play out

The Packers made a surprising move — and it might say more about the locker room than the stat sheet.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Jason Wilde breaks down the decision to move on from Dontayvion Wicks — and why it may tie directly into the role frustration Matt LaFleur referenced earlier this offseason.

🚨 The Big Question

Why move on from a player with clear upside?

Wicks:

Showed flashes of high-end talent

Drew comparisons (at times) to elite route runners

But still finished with career lows across the board

And yet:

👉 The Packers still got two draft picks for him

🧠 The Real Story: Role Frustration

Jason Wilde connects the dots:

LaFleur already admitted players were unhappy with their roles

The wide receiver room lacked clear hierarchy

The “we don’t need a No. 1 WR” approach created tension

👉 Wicks may have been one of those frustrated players

📉 Too Many Receivers, Not Enough Roles

The Packers:

Drafted multiple receivers

Created constant competition

But never clearly defined who was “the guy”

That leads to:

👉 Confusion

👉 Frustration

👉 And eventually… movement

🔄 Why This Move Makes Sense (Even If It Hurts)

Even supporters of Wicks admit:

Two draft picks is strong value

The Packers are building toward future drafts

And the WR room now has clearer structure

👀 What Happens Next?

Wicks gets a bigger opportunity elsewhere

The Packers reshape their WR identity

And players now know:

👉 If you don’t like your role… you might be replaced

Sometimes the best segments are the ones you never see coming.

In this episode of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the show opens with a chaotic mix of Wisconsin storm fallout, random life observations, and one unexpectedly relatable debate:

👉 Why do your ears ring in silence?

🌪️ Storms Roll Through Wisconsin

The crew starts with reactions to:

Overnight storms across the Milwaukee area

Tornado sirens waking people up

Property damage and power outages

A reminder of just how unpredictable Wisconsin weather can be.

👂 The “Ringing Ears” Conversation

Then things take a turn…

Chewy admits his hearing isn’t what it used to be

Discussion about constant ringing in silence

The reality of long-term effects from football, concerts, and headphones

And one honest takeaway:

👉 A lot of people deal with this more than they realize

🧠 Supplements… Real or Scam?

The conversation shifts to:

Hearing-related supplements being advertised

Skepticism around “quick fixes”

The classic debate:

👉 Are supplements actually helpful… or just marketing?

😴 Sleep, White Noise & Coping

To deal with it all:

Fans

White noise machines

Background music

The group breaks down how they manage sleep and silence when your ears won’t cooperate.

😂 Classic JGC Moment

What starts as a weather update turns into:

Hearing debates

Life complaints

And one unforgettable line:

👉 “God could’ve done better with ears”

Workplaces anjd their performance review have been tagged with the ‘toxic’ moniker. That’s pretty serious. So how do workplaces get there? And how do they fix it? Career Coach from LAK Group Mike Grubich joins the show to talk about the performance reviews, and how to define what a toxic workplace is