Molly Brown and Alex Gravatt hold it down for Hour 1 until Matt joins from his spot under the stairs at the AirBnB in Red Deer, Alberta. Molly and Alex G get personal on this Halloween, discussing their deepest darkest irrational fears... Molly discusses why she is afraid that, given Jordan Love's erratic play when healthy-ish this season, he won't be good enough to beat the Lions if he's anything less than 100% healthy. Is Alex G fully bought on the upside of Love even if he's not healthy versus the safe backup of Malik Willis? Also, why is Molly afraid of being murdered at a haunted house and what is Alex G's fear/fascination with the ocean? What are the best Halloween party and trick-or-treating traditions, what are the most irrational holiday fears, and did Primetime dress up as a serial killer for Halloween, or is this just how he dresses every day...? They wrap up Hour 1 with the High Life Dive Bar of the week, featuring the Nitty Gritty in Middleton (the birthday place of the greater Madison area right on the eve of Alex G's birth month)!

Molly Brown and Alex Gravatt are joined by Matt Hamilton live in between matches from the Pan-Continental Curling Championships in Alberta. They invite Matt in on their Halloween topic of the day: with Molly's fear of being murdered at a haunted house, what is your irrational fear? Molly, Alex G and Matt slide from talking about irrational fears to Molly's fear that Jordan Love won't be good enough to beat the Lions if he's not 100% healthy with his groin injury. Is fully healthy Malik Willis a better option under center than Love if he's anything less than healthy, and has Love been good enough this season for us to believe he can beat the Lions when not fully healthy? They play Molly's Game, including picks in this weekend's Wisconsin Volleyball matchups, Bears vs Cardinals, and Falcons vs the Cowboys (and Matt's favorite, Mr. Mid Dak Prescott). They wrap with Throwing Stones on why Halloween stinks in cold weather states, why this is the best Packers season since the Super Bowl and sports coaches who need better time management during practice.

Mark Tauscher joins Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt to talk Badgers vs Hawkeyes and Packers vs Lions. They start with some civil conversation about the Badgers upcoming trophy game versus Iowa and the importance of the team's 3 rivalry games compared to the big home game against No. 1 Oregon. Jim explores his annoyance with the fans who interfered with Mookie Betts during last night's Yankees-Dodgers World Series game, and Tausch gets annoyed with G's "I'm here for whatever" attitude. Jim gets Tausch a little more heated with some talk about how this Packers-Lions game could affect the team's mindset if Jordan Love plays versus if Malik Willis plays, and he reminds Tausch that the Lions are a young team too. Is this game more important for the Packers or the Lions, could Green Bay win with Malik at QB, and is there any way Love should play if he's less than 80% with his groin injury?

Jim Rutledge is joined by Alex Gravatt with Molly Brown out on mommy duty and Matt still curling in the Pan-Continental Curling Championships. Jim and G start with the biggest story in baseball -- the two "jackass" Yankees fans who interfered with the Dodgers' Mookie Betts in last night's World Series game! Jim demands that these two be put on the "no-fan" list and banned from ALL sports FOREVER! Alex G makes that case that Mookie's wrist is "fine" and there's no need to overreact. They also talk about the most egregious incidents of fans interfering in sporting events and the most embarrassing fan moments they've seen in person. Jim shares the story of when he maybe made a "Skip" of himself during the Pats vs Giants Super Bowl in 2007, and Prime shares his most uncomfortable movie fan moment. During Minute to Win It, with the Badgers first rivalry trophy game of the season coming up this Saturday, Jim and Prime quiz Alex G on the Big Ten's 17 rivalry game trophies!

Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt roll into Hour 2 of Jim & G. They shift from talking Big Ten football rivalry trophies directly into the Badgers' upcoming slate of rivalry games beginning this Saturday versus Iowa. With the Heartland Trophy on the line, they discuss the importance of if the Badgers can sweep their final three rivalry games compared to if they can get that sought-after marquee win against No. 1 Oregon on Nov. 16. Which is more important, and what is the history behind the trophy that Wisconsin and Minnesota played for before Paul Bunyan's Axe? Primetime hops on the phone to talk to some Forward Madison fans, so Jim and G delve deeper into how important the next two games versus Iowa and Oregon are for Braedyn Locke along with Jim's Halloween plans. Mark Tauscher joins Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt to talk Badgers vs Hawkeyes and Packers vs Lions. They start with some civil conversation about the Badgers upcoming trophy game versus Iowa and the importance of the team's 3 rivalry games compared to the big home game against No. 1 Oregon. Jim explores his annoyance with the fans who interfered with Mookie Betts during last night's Yankees-Dodgers World Series game, and Tausch gets annoyed with G's "I'm here for whatever" attitude. Jim gets Tausch a little more heated with some talk about how this Packers-Lions game could affect the team's mindset if Jordan Love plays versus if Malik Willis plays, and he reminds Tausch that the Lions are a young team too. Is this game more important for the Packers or the Lions, could Green Bay win with Malik at QB, and is there any way Love should play if he's less than 80% with his groin injury? Jim and G wrap up with Throwing Stones, including takes on more fan stupidity and rookie QBs.

Jason Wilde joins the Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown to talk the Packers upcoming game versus the Lions and the team's position among the top team's in this week's oh-so valuable power rankings! They first ask Jason which statement is most accurate about the Packers: they are a top-5 team, they are a top-5 defense, or Jordan Love is a top-5 QB. What flaws hold back Jordan Love and the defense from the top-5 ranks? Molly asks Jason to talk her through her "polluted fan mindset" about her expectations for the team when Jordan Love is at QB compared to Malik Willis. They also discuss if this is a must-win game coming up against Detroit, Jordan Love's concerning turnover problems, and if there's a position the Packers should trade for other than pass rusher?

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown hold it down for the first hour of the show before Matt Hamilton calls in from his curling tournament in Canada for Hour 2! Jim and Molly take the first hour with their spin on this week's NFL power rankings, asking if the Packers are top-5 as a team, defense or at QB with Jordan Love? They dive into the other top teams, defenses and QBs, picking the one that the Packers are closest to? Is Jordan Love actually a closer peer to Baker Mayfield or Josh Allen, and how do we project the QB landscape in the NFC North with Sam Darnold and Caleb Williams. They also recap Jim's most recent confrontation with the "children" on KBN, who wanted to clown him for the Bears loss to the Commanders on a Hail Mary. Can Packers fans both say it's not a rivalry with the Bears if they wanna clown on them when they lose? Jason Wilde joins the Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown to talk the Packers upcoming game versus the Lions and the team's position among the top team's in this week's oh-so valuable power rankings! They first ask Jason which statement is most accurate about the Packers: they are a top-5 team, they are a top-5 defense, or Jordan Love is a top-5 QB. What flaws hold back Jordan Love and the defense from the top-5 ranks? Molly asks Jason to talk her through her "polluted fan mindset" about her expectations for the team when Jordan Love is at QB compared to Malik Willis. They also discuss if this is a must-win game coming up against Detroit, Jordan Love's concerning turnover problems, and if there's a position the Packers should trade for other than pass rusher? Jim and Molly wrap up the show with Primetime stealing a take from tight end Tucker Kraft, asking if the Packers are the best 6-2 team in the NFL?

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown are rejoined by their traveling co-host Matt "Hanada", who's still in Alberta, Canada for the Pan-Continental Curling Championship. First Jim and Molly start the show discussing if the Packers are the best 6-2 team in the NFL (versus the Commanders, Texans and Bills), and they discuss how they expect these four teams to trend either up or down going forward. Matt updates the show at today's game against Team Shuster's bitter rival Canada, and he clowns Jim on the Bears' Hail Mary loss to Commanders (even though it's not a "real rivalry"). Jim puts Matt on the hot seat with his "neat" facts about Jordan Love's performance this season compared to expectations, and Molly has Matt tell his story about getting ripped off by the meter maids in Red Deer, Alberta! They play an impromptu What Matt Missed, reliving the Bears' dramatic loss to the Commanders and one specific player's sad flight home after the game. They wrap up the show with Throwing Stones, including their best "rivalry-related" stones: Packers vs Bears compared to vs Lions/Vikings/49ers, Jim vs KBN, and Molly versus the Kay Adams Show!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown hold down the show with Matt Hamilton away at the Pan-Continental Curling Championship in Canada. They get into the Packers' 30-27 win versus the Jaguars despite losing Jordan Love to a strained groin in the second half. Jim pushes back against Mark Tauscher's take that he'd be confident in the Packers beating the Lions even if Malik Willis has to start this coming Sunday at Lambeau Field! Primetime and the fans also subject Jim to re-live the Bears brutal loss on a last-second Hail Mary versus the Commanders, and they get ask whether Aaron Rodgers is becoming the new go-to example for all-time athletes who washed out after leaving their longtime team. They also play this week's Green & Gold Blind Rankings, where Primetime has Jim and Molly blind rank the three Packers players who were either the three biggest topics of conversation coming into OR out of the game! They also review the show's Don't Quote Me predictions for Packers-Jaguars, including a NEARLY perfect Josh Jacobs touchdown prediction and Rashan Gary's continued lack of production.

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown continue to hold it down while Matt Hamilton is away for the Pan-Continental Curling Championship in Canada. Jim and Molly continue talking about the Packers nerve-racking win versus the Jaguars after Jordan Love suffered a groin strain. Can the Packers win again if it's Malik Willis starting versus the Lions? They also continue to talk about the washed king Aaron Rodgers and his lost season with the Jets. They shift into the Badgers' devastating 281-3 loss to the Penn State on Saturday at Camp Randall. Molly wants to know if Camp Randall under the lights matched the energy of the big game, so they invite in Riley Jauch to share his experience from the student section while Jim and Prime give their in-stadium perspective as well. Did Braedyn Locke kill the game with his back-breaking pick-six in the second half? Primetime gets the fans to chime in on whether Jim deserved to be confused with Dario Melendez by a confused Mark Chmura on JGC this morning. During Throwing Stones, Jim and Molly delve deeper into Bears fans pain in their brutal hail mary loss to the Commanders!