Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton hold it down with Jim Rutledge out on assignment. Matt opens the show regaling the audience with his first-world problems as a boat owner before they're joined by former Badgers running back Dare Ogunbowale to talk about his work with the Vibez Golf Club crew and their upcoming tournament at TPC Wisconsin on June 28th! Dare also talks about being an NFL running back and a special-teams ace, kicking field goals and kickoffs with the Houston Texans, his vibe check on Badgers football and his experience coming into the program as a walk-on back in 2013 and if his career would've been any different during the NIL era! He also talks Olympic flag football and what it's like playing in the same state as his sister and WNBA star Arike, and he tells the story of when playing for the Texans came into direct conflict with his dad's allegiance for the Packers last season! Matt & Molly then circle back to more from the player interviews at Packers OTAs yesterday, playing For Real or Phony with some of the comments from Rashan Gary, Keisean Nixon and Kenny Clark! Why is CB1 is open to returning kickoffs again??? They wrap up Hour 1 with Minute to Win It, as Matt Hamilton changing seats and joins producer Primetime to quiz Molly Brown on the top 10 leading rushers in Badgers football history!

Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton roll into hour 2 with Mark Tauscher joining the show. Coming fresh off Molly's crushing performance in today's Minute to Win It. They test if Tausch, as the radio color analyst of Badgers football, can match Molly in naming the top 10 leading rushers in Badgers football history. Then, they talk with Tausch about the happenings at Packers OTAs, including the increasing likelihood that the Packers will move on from Jaire Alexander before next week's mandatory minicamp as well as the confusing "open competition" that the team is leaving open for Zach Tom and the starting right-tackle spot. Matt also wants to know how the media's ongoing Jordan Love regression "narrative" has affected Tausch... Matt & Moly move into the most recent comments from ESPN Insider Adam Schefter on Jen, Gabe & Chewy this morning, who doesn't think Jaire will budge and accept the Packers' "low" offer on a restructured contract. They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: If the Packers end up releasing Jaire Alexander, where would you least want to see him land? Matt & Molly discuss the history of former Packers making their way to the Vikings and if Jaire will follow his former teammates Aaron Jones and Za'Darius Smith... During Throwing Stones, Molly calls the NBA soft for taking too long to start the NBA Finals. They end the show reacting to Jim's "hungry" tweet after his successful doctor's visit!

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly talk about what he heard from Matt LaFleur and players during the final open media session of Packers OTAs earlier today, including LaFleur's new jab about the "physical specimen" Jason Wilde! They discuss the early impressions from another "specimen", Romeo Doubs, and the Zach Tom's attendance at OTAs despite the team saying that he's in a competition for the starting right-tackle spot. Matt also gets Jason's opinion on today's Siding Unlimited poll question (Are NFC Championship expectations too high for the Packers next season?), and he asks what's up with Jaire Alexander, who still wasn't at OTAs and has yet to agree to a re-structured contract ahead of mandatory minicamp!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown are back to talk more about the "narrative" about Jordan Love's regression last season, which is being picked up by just about every national sports media outlet, including ESPN Radio's Unsportsmanlike! They hear Michelle Smallmon's justification for pushing back against the regression narrative, and they discuss if Love is "a guy" or "the guy". They move into the overall lofty expectations from the KBN Crew over in Milwaukee, spurring today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Are NFC Championship expectations too high for the Packers next season? Should the Packers be focused first on playoff goals or overcoming the Lions and/or Vikings in the NFC North? Jason Wilde joins the show joins to talk what he heard from Matt LaFleur and players during the final open media session of Packers OTAs earlier today, including LaFleur's new jab about the "physical specimen" Jason Wilde! They discuss the early impressions from another "specimen", Romeo Doubs, and the Zach Tom's attendance at OTAs despite the team saying that he's in a competition for the starting right-tackle spot. Matt also gets Jason's opinion on today's Siding Unlimited poll question (Are NFC Championship expectations too high for the Packers next season?), and he asks what's up with Jaire Alexander, who still wasn't at OTAs and has yet to agree to a re-structured contract ahead of mandatory minicamp!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown hold it down for the final half hour before the start of the Brewers vs Reds pregame. Speaking of the RED-HOT Brewers, they circle back to Matt's conspiracy corner on to end the show yesterday and compare it to Jesse Nelson's competing "reverse jinx" when he called into question Pat Murphy's job security... What makes Matt's constructive "boring" critique different from Jesse's hot seat check-in? Also, Molly gets jealous of Jesse's jury duty??? They wrap up with Throwing Stones, as Jim presents his AGGRESSIVE suggestion for the Bucks to consider picking up another head coach after Tom Thibodeau was let go today after taking the Knicks to the Eastern Conference Finals!!!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown are all back from the weekend and ready to be crowned as Best of Madison! Is Molly on the Hot Seat if the show falls short of gold for the third year in a row??? They return to the ongoing conversation about Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur pushing back against the idea that the QB took a step back in production last season. Jim gives us a PR lesson on what Love and LaFleur should have said when discussing the "narrative" about his production, and they get into a new article from Sports Illustrated breaking down the numbers around the Packers' dropped passes last season. Do the numbers show that Love's completion percentage or the WRs drops were a bigger issue last season... They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Who needs to improve more next season: Jordan Love or the Packers’ WRs? They also hear Matt LaFleur's friend jab at Jason Wilde (aka the physical specimen), and Matt Hamilton makes the case of why it's more about decision-making rather than his ability for Love! They wrap up waxing nostalgic for the style and aesthetic of the 90's!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown continue for another half-hour before exiting the air early for tonight's Brewers game. They discuss annoying holier-than-thou hockey fans and the benefits of an OKC/IND-style trade package around the one and only Paul George before getting into some actual "news": There's a new Giannis trade rumors/reports centered around "mutual interest" with the Toronto Raptors... Would Toronto fit the mold of an "international city" that could make Giannis feel comfortable on a personal level? They wrap up with Throwing Stones, as Matt takes the floor and puts on his Tin Foil Hat to explain why he (as player one) is the reason for the Brewers 7-game winning streak!

Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown hold it down alongside floating producer (and presumptive co-host) Riley Juach for a YouTube-only edition of Hour 2, taking us up to first pitch of the Brewers vs Phillies game! They talk their confidence in the Brewers as they face the NL's best team in Philly before delving into the best city connect and alternate jerseys in Wisconsin sports, the mascots of the universities of St. Louis (including Caleb Durbin's alma mater), and what the turf pellets found underneath sand volleyball courts are actually made of: walnut shells & crumb rubbers!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown broadcast on a Phish Friday live from Oakstone Recreational as they take us up to Brewers vs Phillies, Game 1! They give out some free Coors Light swag and get the fans excited for some Brewers baseball before quickly getting into a new edition of our newest favorite game: "For Real or Phony." They hear from Wisconsin Badgers AD Chris McIntosh, who sat down with Wilde & Tausch at the Legends Golf Outing from University Ridge earlier today, deciding if his comments on revenue sharing and the importance of non-revenue sports were authentic or just word salad. Then, Jim asks Matt & Molly to react to a recent ranking of Head Coaches and QBs across the NFL that has Matt LaFleur at No. 10 and Jordan Love at No. 14... They ask which of these rankings is more accurate in today's first Siding Unlimited poll question. They also relitigate some of the comments from Love and LaFleur at OTAs this week when they pushed back against the idea that Love took a step back in production this past season, including the accurate number of games that Love actually won last year. They play Molly's Game, running through their picks and predictions for the betting lines on the Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, Game 1 of The Stanley Cup Finals, and the weekend series for Brewers at Phillies! They wrap up the on-air portion of the show (before kicking over to a YouTube-only watchalong) with Poll Dancing, as producer Primetime has them chime in on whether it would be better for Jordan Love or Josh Jacobs to lead the NFL in passing and rushing yards, respectively!

Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about everything he's seeing and hearing at Packers voluntary OTAs this week. Jim asks how Jordan Love can continue to grow as a more vocal leader while remaining authentic, Molly wants to know who are the biggest leaders on the Packers' offense, and Matt asks for Jason's insight on the vibe within the wide receiver room after Jayden Reed had to clear the air about his agent going to the team to clarify his status after Matthew Golden and Savion Williams were drafted... Jason also reacts to a quote from former Packers tight end, and current free agent, Marcedes Lewis, who said his time in Green Bay ended too soon and that his departure was "out of [Matt LaFleur's] hands" as the team was focused on getting younger!