Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown get into Tuesday's show with Primetime AND Pablo Iglesias running the board. Jim starts the show asking Bucks fans to chill when it comes to calling out other teams with injured star players, as they prepare to play a skeleton crew in the 76ers tomorrow night. They also get into some stolen Packers traditions, including Aaron Jones and the Vikings trying to make "The Bank Vault" happen and the Bengals thinking that they can just play Bang on the Drum All Day?!?! They also get into the best and worst team-specific gameday songs, and they play some great farewell songs after realizing this will be the last show with Jim, Matt & Molly all together in-person for at least 4 months!!! Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly on their final show with all three in-person for quite some time. Matt tries to dunk on Jason with a yawn-worthy joke, as they talk about Matt LaFleur feeling himself with his answers to the media recently. Jim asks Jason to review his one word to describe Jordan Love as a QB: rollercoaster. Given the recent downward spiral of the Jets with Aaron Rodger and Davante Adams, Molly asks if we as Packers fans didn't give LaFleur enough credit when he was Rodgers' HC in Green Bay. Matt also asks Jason how LaFleur is preparing the Packers to beat the Jaguars without giving them bulletin board material, and he walks himself into giving bulletin board for his upcoming curling opponent: New Zealand! They also ask Jason how JM&M needs to celebrate Molly's upcoming maternity leave and award two name ideas for Molly's upcoming twins: Aaron and Rodger!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll in what they realized is going to be their last show all in-persona together for quite some time. With Matt out curling in November and Molly preparing to go on maternity leave, the show gets a little too close with one another by going down a tangent on alcoholic breast milk... Primetime pivots the show into What Matt Missed, playing the biggest soundbites that Matt didn't hear (but out of context), including what NFL player can't criticize the media when he takes money from the media, a former NFL great defending a "soft" defense, and Aaron Rodgers disspells the rumor that he ate WHAT on the sideline? Molly's Game includes lines on Thursday Night Football between the Vikings and Rams, Aaron Jones' rushing, the Badgers vs Penn State, and the weights of Molly's impending twins! They wrap up with a TIGHT edition of Throwing Stones.

Get ready to laugh and talk all things Wisconsin sports with Jim, Matt & Molly! Join this dynamic trio featuring Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Molly Brown for a hilarious take on everything fans want to hear about on their drive home. A new week starts off with a new question: What is one word you would use to describe Jordan Love? Debate and discourse ensures, Green and Gold Blind Rankings is back and there are a lot of J-names this time around. The hour wraps up by recapping a rough weekend of Don't Quote Me's...

Get ready to laugh and talk all things Wisconsin sports with Jim, Matt & Molly! Join this dynamic trio featuring Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Molly Brown for a hilarious take on everything fans want to hear about on their drive home. In hour 2 the gang takes to prognosticating how the rest of the Badgers season will shake out. Are you feeling as optimistic as Jim? This leads to some random discussion on Bart Starr and comparing eras of play. Matt calls to annex the UP in Throwing Stones and that about does it for Monday!

Jason Wilde joins Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown two days out from Sunday's massive Packers vs Texans game at Lambeau Field! They first ask Jason to grade Jim's evaluation of Jordan Love of the Packers from when he appeared on 97.5 ESPN Houston just before the start of today's JM&M, and they get into the comparisons and parallels between the two star quarterbacks, Jordan Love and CJ Stroud, both as players and as peers. Molly asks some of "locker room questions", including if new kicker Brandon McManus actually took Braedyn Narveson's old locker, and what's the vibe with Romeo Doubs just under two weeks after he was suspended for his frustration with his role in the offense? Jim gets into some creepy conversation with Jason, asking if it was too desperate of a move for the Packers to sign a player with as much baggage as Narveson.

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Phish Friday once more without Matt Hamilton, who's still up in Canada doing his other job of curling. Molly's doing the show from home, but Jim skipped out on the pre-show visit to appear on 97.5 ESPN Houston!, where he gave his GLOWING support for Jordan Love and the Packers heading into this Sunday's massive game versus the Houston Texans at Lambeau Field. Who did Jim pick to win, and who did the Houston crew (aka the Killer B's) pick to win Sunday's game, and was Jim unfair to Packers' fans precious QB Jordan Love. Primetime also takes particular interest in Jim's use of the word "juggernuts" when describing what the Packers defense IS NOT. Jim and Molly give some of their other thoughts regarding Sunday's big game featuring two of the best young QBs in the NFL, and they ask when will be the next time that Love and Stroud play one another: in another regular-season game or in a Super Bowl? Jason Wilde joins Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown two days out from Sunday's massive Packers vs Texans game at Lambeau Field! They first ask Jason to grade Jim's evaluation of Jordan Love of the Packers from when he appeared on 97.5 ESPN Houston just before the start of today's JM&M, and they get into the comparisons and parallels between the two star quarterbacks, Jordan Love and CJ Stroud, both as players and as peers. Molly asks some of "locker room questions", including if new kicker Brandon McManus actually took Braedyn Narveson's old locker, and what's the vibe with Romeo Doubs just under two weeks after he was suspended for his frustration with his role in the offense? Jim gets into some creepy conversation with Jason, asking if it was too desperate of a move for the Packers to sign a player with as much baggage as Narveson. Jim and Molly wrap up Hour 1 with a dive into Jim's dream job from when he was a child -- a music supervisor for movies/tv shows...?

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 of their preview show leading into Sunday's much-hyped Packers vs Texans game at Lambeau Field. They start with Jim's response to the KBN crew's "stupid" criticism of his comments about the Packers & Jordan Love on 97.5 ESPN Houston today. Primetime valiantly defends the Jordan Love lovers, and Molly makes the reasonable case why Love and Stroud both are not flawless (especially just seven weeks into the season). They run through their Don't Quote Me predictions for Packers vs Texans, including a cameo prediction from the producer of this coming Sunday's show -- Riley Juach -- who makes his Locketober prediction for Saturday's Badgers game at Northwestern. Jim and Molly go Poll Dancing, answering poll questions about Packers vs Texans as well as some of the other biggest NFL games of the Week 7 slate. Jim wraps up the show by taking a well-deserved shot at one of his (formerly) favorite Chicago Bears QBs.

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown welcome in Evan Cohen for a surprise appearance as they react to the sudden retirement of UVA basketball head coach and Wisconsin basketball icon Tony Bennett. Jim asks Evan to provide some insight as the #1 Bennett family "document-orian". Evan shares his special connection to Dick Bennett and the Bennett family from his time at UW-Madison, and he gives his opinion on our list of the greatest Wisconsin-born CBB coaches (including Tony Bennett, Rick Majerus, Shaka Smart and... no Greg Gard). Molly also gets personal with Evan about how he had to dispose of trash back when he lived in small-town Wisconsin, and Evan wants to know why Molly's husband is "cheating on her with another sports show"! They also delve into some of the great football coaches from Wisconsin and why Ben Brust is STILL on Jim Rutledge's mind!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown continue holding it down with Matt out WINNING in his international curling competitions! They react to some breaking news that came out right before the show -- Tony Bennett is retiring as the HC of Virginia basketball right on the eve of the CBB season! Is Bennett never serving as the HC of Badgers basketball one of the biggest "what-ifs" in Wisconsin sports, and is Tony following in his father's footsteps by retiring at the relatively young age of just 55? Jim, Molly and Primetime also run through the impressive list of the greatest Wisconsin-born CBB coaches, and they ask who is the greatest: Tony Bennett, Rick Majerus, Bruce Weber or Shaka Smart? Do Nate Oates or Greg Gard deserve to be on the list? Molly also goes down the rabbit-hole of small town Wisconsin and Greg Gard's birthplace in Cobb, WI. Jim and Molly shift into the Packers conversation ahead of this Sunday's game against the Texans at Lambeau Field. Given the 4-2 Packers' lackluster resume of opponents beaten, Jim says that the Packers need to beat 5-1 Houston to prove that they are a true Super Bowl contender. How impressive have the Packers been in their "best wins" this season (Colts, Titans and Cardinals)? They wrap up Hour 1 with the High Life Dive Bar of the Week -- Paoli Pub and Grill in Belleville!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with some more conversation about the sudden retirement of UVA basketball head coach and Wisconsin basketball icon Tony Bennett. To help provide more context on the legacy of the Bennett family in Wisconsin, Jim calls in his #1 "document-orian" Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike. Evan shares his special connection to Dick Bennett and the Bennett family from his time at UW-Madison, and he gives his opinion on our list of the greatest Wisconsin-born CBB coaches (including Tony Bennett, Rick Majerus, Shaka Smart and... no Greg Gard). Molly also gets personal with Evan about how he had to dispose of trash back when he lived in small-town Wisconsin, and Evan wants to know why Molly's husband is "cheating on her with another sports show"! They also delve into some of the great football coaches from Wisconsin and why Ben Brust is STILL on Jim Rutledge's mind! Jim and Molly continue talking trash with some of the most unbearable people -- litterers and garbage-burners. They wrap up with Throwing Stones, including takes on a missed opportunity with the Amazon delivery person and Kawhi Leonard's indefinite injury.