Jason Wilde & Jesse Nelson roll into Hour 2 with producer Primetime Wollersheim in as today's Cousins Sub of the Day during Tausch's Summer Sabbatical! They begin with their preview of Packers training camp starting tomorrow, as they give their biggest reasons for confidence and concern for the 2026 campaign! Will the offensive lineman be this team's undoing, which position group can carry the defense while Micah Parsons is out, and why is Jesse's head getting SO BIG??? They continue the conversation with the fans on the Carbliss Talk/Text Line, including one caller's question about how many wins the Packers need if/when Parsons misses the first 8 weeks! Steve "The Homer" True joins Wilde & Tausch, with Jason & Jesse Nelson, on the Yuengling Guest Hotline. Homer explains why he thinks the Packers will NEVER win a championship under President/CEO Ed Policy following his comments in support of Matt LaFleur at the Packers shareholders meeting yesterday! Why isn't simply being competitive isn't enough in Titletown, and does continuity only matter if it ultimately delivers Super Bowl success? Homer also shares why he's changing his habits after the story of losing his phone on the golf course yesterday! Jason & Jesse wrap up Hour 2 by reflecting on the profound quote from Homer's appearance today: "The day you think it's who you are, not who you have, you will never be what you once were."

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Jerod talk back-to-school with the entire Browns team in Berea and tell you what grinds their gears.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines.

Guests include WISN 12 Political Reporter Matt Smith and Brewers.com Beat Writer Adam McCalvy.

We also talk about Cracker Barrel's CEO stepping down, following a failed rebrand.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Browns reporting to camp today, Deshaun's mindset, and biggest storylines.

Brewers.com Beat Writer Adam McCalvy talks about what moves could still be made by the trade deadline, the high demand for Tarik Skubal, and review of the documentary “Ueck”.

Jason Wilde hosts alongside usual producer Jesse Nelson for Day 2 of Tausch's Summer Sabbatical! Producer Ryan Wollersheim steps in today as our Cousins Sub of the Day producing. Jesse has the open of the show, exposing his big issue with last night's BrewersTV broadcaster, who couldn't name a Sesame Street character off the top of his head! Plus, why is Sesame Street already on Jason's mind, and how did Jesse learn the hard way that UW-Madison parking enforcement DOES NOT mess around??? Jason also reveals the final order of the final two players on his annual "Most Important Packers" series ahead of the 2026 season. Then, they get into the big takeaways from Packers President/CEO Ed Policy's comments at the Packers shareholders meeting yesterday, including why he's doubling down on his belief in Matt LaFleur, better health in 2026, and the philosophy of "continuity over chaos"! They wrap up Hour 1 revealing the hint for this week's Steinhafels Sleeper of the Last 10 Years!

Tom Thayer joins the guys as they talk about the Bears ahead of NFL training camp. What is he most concerned about with the defense? Realistic trade deadline targets for the Sox! The guys play MLB Player A and Player B. Silvy rebukes Downtown Dean's ban made by Zederman! Zed live in studio to explain his ban! White Sox theme nights are legit!

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey ask a simple question with complicated answers: what does it really mean to be "America First?" They debate manufacturing, wages, corporate responsibility, and hear from listeners before turning their attention to Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial debate and the impact of Governor Tony Evers' endorsement.

Later, former U.S. Attorney James Santelle and retired Judge Mary Kuhnmuench join the show to discuss legal challenges involving mail-in ballots, election law, the U.S. Supreme Court, and several major cases working their way through Wisconsin's courts.

WISN 12 Political Reporter Matt Smith talks about how the stage is set for tonight’s Democratic primary debate for Wisconsin governor. With five candidates on stage and a heavily undecided Democratic base, what specific policy differences do you plan to probe to help voters differentiate the candidates? Since you stated that no topics are off-limits, how strictly will you enforce the clock versus allowing real-time, unscripted back-and-forth debates between candidates who want to challenge each other's answers?

1. Governor Tony Evers just declared a State of Emergency in response to the severe storms that tore throughout Eastern Wisconsin yesterday.

2. Apple is taking a page out of the car dealership playbook with its new leasing strategy.

3. Today is the start of in-person early voting for Wisconsin's primary election.