Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton start off this Phish Friday with Jim out in Cedarburg while Matt holds it down with Primetime at the Everlight Solar Studio. Jim opens the show talking about how his kids were terrified when they secretly watched watched "The Reverend" at their grandparents house last night. Jim, Matt and Prime talk about the non-horror movies that scared them as children. Jim and Matt are joined in-studio by standup comedian Casey Rocket while he's in town performing at Comedy on State this weekend. Jim hits Casey with today's question about the movie that terrified him as a kid, and Matt asks him about his sports allegiances as an Eagles and Georgia Southern fan. Casey gives his early spread for the Eagles-Packers game in Sao Paolo, and he talks about the legendary Sun Belt football players he admired while in college. Casey also talks about his inspirations as a somewhat alt-comic like Zach Galifianakis, Steve Martin and others, he gets into his origins as "The Crab Man", and what it's like getting started at comedy clubs across Nowhereville, USA. Jim and Matt wrap up Hour 1 with some more movie talk, including what NFL QB is the best comp for the career of Brendan Fraser?

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 with some movie-to-sports comps, as Primetime asks what actor best mirrors the career of Aaron Rodgers. Jim, Matt and Prime throw out some actors who reached the highest of highs in Hollywood before going a little buck crazy, including Woody Harrelson, Tom Cruise and Johnny Depp, and they consult the fan responses on the talk/text line. They also talk about Aaron's friend Miles Teller and his blockbuster movie Top Gun: Maverick, which Matt didn't have the attention span to go see in theaters. Matt throws out a few more bad movie takes like saying Adventureland is just a RomCom/chick flick.. They wrap up reviewing this week's polls around ESPN Wisconsin with Poll Dancing, including polls about oversharing, the best cuts of steak, and the proper AC temp for a hot summer day.

Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins for his bi-weekly appearance. Jim greets Evan with a question about today's primary topic on Unsportsmanlike -- just how many freezers does Evan have in his house, and how was he unaware of the Midwestern tradition of gifting friends hunting meats. They talks about this Midwestern tradition and get into what they keep in their garage fridge/freezers. Jim also asks Evan if the Bucks' 2021 Finals championship might be closer to the Raptors' title in 2019 than this year's Celtics title?Evan points out the legacy over the past 40 years of Wisconsin sports stars who have all come away with just one career title in the state. Jim and Evan are joined mid-segment by Pro golfer/curler/shoe collector Matt Hamilton (who's done with his final round in the Retirement Income Strategies Golf Outing). Evan thanks Matt for his presence, and they talk about if Jordan Love can break the trend of Wisconsin sports stars to won just ONE championship.

Benny Bets joins for this week's TIGHT Betting with Brust segment, as Ben has to get out early for daycare duty. Jim forgives Ben's tight schedule before asking how things went for the first day of Summerfest. Ben chimes in on today's poll questions before congratulating Matt for winning today's closest to the pin trophy at the Retirement Income Strategies Golf Outing. Jim, Matt and Ben all give their LOCKS of the week before picking a side in Primetime's Prop.

Jim Rutledge and... Primetime start off today's remote broadcast from the Retirement Income Strategies Golf Outing at University Ridge. With Matt Hamilton tied up finishing his team's round of golf, Jim and Prime call back to Tuesday's controversial poll question asking if the Bucks' 2021 Finals championship was more fluke that the norm for Milwaukee. Jim clarifies that he believes 2021 might've been more of an outlier season for the Bucks, and he asks if it's fair to expect another Finals appearance for the Bucks with Giannis. Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins for his bi-weekly appearance. Jim greets Evan with a question about today's primary topic on Unsportsmanlike -- just how many freezers does Evan have in his house, and how was he unaware of the Midwestern tradition of gifting friends hunting meats. They talks about this Midwestern tradition and get into what they keep in their garage fridge/freezers. Jim also asks Evan if the Bucks' 2021 Finals championship might be closer to the Raptors' title in 2019 than this year's Celtics title?Evan points out the legacy over the past 40 years of Wisconsin sports stars who have all come away with just one career title in the state. Jim and Evan are joined mid-segment by Pro golfer/curler/shoe collector Matt Hamilton (who's done with his final round in the Retirement Income Strategies Golf Outing). Evan thanks Matt for his presence, and they talk about if Jordan Love can break the trend of Wisconsin sports stars who won just ONE championship. Jim and Matt wrap Hour 1 with the Miller High Life Dive Bar of the Week: Mount Vernon Tap in Mt. Horeb!

Jim Rutledge is joined by co-host Matt Hamilton for a FULL HOUR to finish out today's show. They get into some non-kicker related Packers conversation, asking if Jordan Love will end up having a better career with the Packers than Aaron Rodgers. Matt stresses the importance of establishing the criteria for success while Jim emphasizes the importance of off-field actions for Love compared to Rodgers or even Favre. Benny Bets joins for this week's TIGHT Betting with Brust segment, as Ben has to get out early for daycare duty. Jim forgives Ben's tight schedule before asking how things went for the first day of Summerfest. Ben chimes in on today's poll questions before congratulating Matt for winning today's closest to the pin trophy at the Retirement Income Strategies Golf Outing. Jim, Matt and Ben all give their LOCKS of the week before picking a side in Primetime's Prop. Throwing Stones includes Hollywood Brown commenting on the Packers' faceless wide receiver corps, famous podcaster JJ Reddick finally getting hired to become the first-time head coach of the Lakers, Daniel Jeremiah's ranking of NFC North QBs, and Primetime's half-baked idea for a Euros-style tournament for basketball teams broken out by state in the United States. Jim and Matt wrap the show with where radio host ranks in Matt's personal ranking of his professions.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown are back for their second day in a row, as they broadcast live from The Meadows at Six Mile Creek for the MARC's Annual Golf Classic. After catching their breath from a HEATED round of golf, they all congratulate Jrue Holiday on winning his 2nd NBA Finals ring -- this time with the Boston Celtics. Jim looks back at the Bucks 2021 Finals championship and begins to wonder if that title was more of an outlier than the norm for Milwaukee. They discuss whether injuries are more to blame or roster & coaching mismanagements by the Bucks front office (and Giannis). They consult the results on the talk/text line referencing the increased parity in the NBA over the last 6 seasons, and Jim takes Matt and Molly through a game of Tinder Time on which Bucks players they want to keep on the roster or trade. Primetime gets a little nostalgic with today's Minute to Win It, asking Matt and Molly to name the 13 players who suited up for the Bucks during the 2021 NBA Finals!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown return from Matt and Molly's terrible showing in Minute to Win It with and even WORSE take from Ben Brust, who went after our poll question today asking if the Bucks 2021 Finals championship feels like a fluke three years later. Jim calls out Ben's lack of context. He, Matt and Molly also react to the news that JJ Reddick is finally nearing a deal to become the Lakers' new head coach. Matt starts talking about his bar league volleyball game later tonight, so Matt, Molly and Rob in Madison also try to humble Matt by tempering his athletic bravado in both volleyball and softball. Throwing Stones includes takes on the embarrassing speech from the Celtics owner during last night's Finals trophy presentation, was Jayson Tatum trying too hard to have his own iconic moment, and is Nikola Jokic the REAL WINNER after his horses took home the gold in Serbia. Jim, Matt and Molly cross talk with the Great Dane Huddle, hosted by Jesse Nelson and Badgers Volleyball star Devyn Robinson. Devyn helps Jim and Molly devise challenges to undermine Matt's OVER-confidence in his bar league volleyball skills.

Mark Tauscher joins the show on his birthday! Jim, Matt and Molly Brown all wish Tausch a sincere birthday, and they shower him with tasteless fish puns. Tausch also talks about Jordan Love's impending extension, why he's (currently) not panicking about these lingering contract talks, and why the the "honeymoon phase" isn't necessarily over for Love and the Packers once/if he signs his next extension.

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton are joined by their FAVORITE, Molly Brown, as the three co-host the show together from the Everlight Solar studio! They start of talking about the golf outing they'll all be in tomorrow, and Matt asks Jim not to call him a "piece of attention meat" just because of his gold medal. Jim also talks about how much he disliked his fishing experience with his daughter this past weekend, and they ask what're the most overpriced sports hobbies? Matt and Molly also claim that Jim is a "meat bootlegger." Mark Tauscher joins the show on his birthday! Jim, Matt and Molly Brown all wish Tausch a sincere birthday, and they shower him with tasteless fish puns. Tausch also talks about Jordan Love's impending extension, why he's (currently) not panicking about these lingering contract talks, and why the the "honeymoon phase" isn't necessarily over for Love and the Packers once/if he signs his next extension. Primetime premieres a new format for What Matt Missed, as Jim and Molly each submit their own audio clips while offering Matt one life-life hint!