Kyle & Brust

The 414 Hour opens with Ben admitting the Bucks’ projected win total is even lower than he thought, which launches Kyle into his belief that Braden Burries could be a major piece of Milwaukee’s post-Giannis future. The guys debate whether fans would trade the 2021 Bucks championship for a Brewers World Series, with Kyle refusing because of how long Milwaukee waited for that NBA title. They then revisit Jacob Misiorowski after an update changes his next scheduled start, leaving Ben confused by the Brewers’ quick pivot after earlier concerns about rest and velocity. Homer joins late in the hour and says he is not worried about the Miz, leading to a spirited argument over fastballs, two-seamers, cutters, sliders and why pitch names annoy him. Catastrophic with C-Katt also features Tom Brady’s fake feud with Logan Paul, scary movie trailers, roller coaster fears and Kyle’s algorithm apparently knowing too much.

Ben and Kyle open Monday’s show celebrating William Contreras’ walk-off homer against the Marlins and the Brewers sweeping Miami in dramatic fashion. Jim Rutledge’s take that walk-off home runs are not exciting becomes the main target, with the guys ripping the idea and playing multiple Brewers walk-off calls as evidence. The hour also shifts into Packers news as Devontae Wyatt signs a three-year extension, continuing Green Bay’s run of locking up members of the 2022 draft class. Ben then turns into TMZ Ben after Andrew Fischer’s social media activity hints that something may be happening with the Brewers’ power-hitting prospect. The hour closes with C-Katt recapping his first Brewers game and bachelor-party chaos, including the groom getting way too aggressive with Guinness and whiskey.

Hour 2 continues the fallout from Jim Rutledge’s walk-off home run take before turning back to Devonte Wyatt’s new Packers extension. Corey from Chicago checks in on the deal and says Wyatt’s return is massive for Green Bay’s front seven, while the guys discuss how important finishing games has become for the Packers. Isaiah McDuffie’s comments spark a debate over whether finishing is about coaching, practice reps, mentality, or players like Micah Parsons making late-game plays. Ben keeps tracking Andrew Fischer’s social media clues, including the prospect changing his profile picture to Brewers gear and following ESPN Milwaukee. The hour also features more Brewers future talk, with Kyle pointing to Fisher, Jackson Chourio, Luis Lara, Cooper Pratt and Jesús Made as reasons Milwaukee’s next wave could be special.

The 414 Hour opens with more reaction to William Contreras’ walk-off homer before the guys focus on Jacob Misiorowski’s return to the mound against former Brewer Freddy Peralta. Ben wonders whether the Miz should be on a pitch count the rest of the season, while Kyle says Milwaukee has to protect its ace with October in mind. The guys also discuss Pat Murphy’s comments about building Misiorowski back up, whether the Brewers should consider a reunion with Peralta, and how Freddie’s struggles with the Mets may make him a cheaper deadline option. Catastrophic with C-Katt includes a porta-potty nightmare story and a review of his seven-out-of-ten bachelor party. Bryan Bulaga joins late in the hour to discuss Packers finishing issues, why veteran leadership matters, what he wants to learn from training camp, and how Jordan Morgan handles left tackle.

Kyle and Homer discuss the reasons the Packers WON'T hoist the Lombardi Trophy in 2026

Are the Green Bay Packers competing for a Super Bowl this season? Homer says they made a move to prove they're a year away.

Are the Brewers one blockbuster trade away from a World Series run, or will fans be left disappointed at the MLB Trade Deadline? Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace debate whether Milwaukee should finally push all their chips to the middle after reaching the NLCS last season.

Then, the conversation shifts to the Packers as the guys discuss Jason Wildey's ranking of Matthew Golden among Green Bay's most important players. Is the second-year receiver already the team's best wideout, and should he be featured as Jordan Love's No. 1 target in 2026?

The hour wraps up with another hilarious edition of "Guess Who?", where old Kyle Wallace takes resurface—including debates about the Naked Bike Ride, traditional relationships, and whether wives should fart in front of their husbands.

Tory Lowe joins the show and immediately puts Kyle Wallace on the spot over his missing wedding gift, leading to one of the funniest conversations of the week. The debate quickly shifts back to Kyle's "new-age traditional" marriage philosophy before the guys react to Giannis Antetokounmpo officially being introduced by the Miami Heat and explain why seeing the Bucks legend in a different jersey still feels wrong.

Later, Packers legend Brian Bulaga joins the show to discuss Green Bay's biggest playoff rival, why the 49ers have had the Packers' number for years, and what expectations should be for Matthew Golden entering his second NFL season.

Ben Brust thought he had parenting under control... until one goodbye kiss from his wife turned the evening into complete chaos. From toddler meltdowns and a dog stealing dinner to bathroom disasters, Ben shares one of his toughest nights as a dad.

Plus, Kyle Wallace reacts to Bobby Portis and Giannis officially beginning their next chapter in Miami, why he's actually happy for the Bucks legends, and the debate over whether Bucks fans should move on. The guys also rank the Packers' biggest playoff rivals, revisit years of heartbreak against the 49ers, and play another edition of Over/Under.

Ben and Kyle open the show with Kyle feeling the physical and emotional aftermath of his rough golf performance at the Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open. The guys roast Kyle’s swing, his pressure issues, and the viral video of him whiffing before turning to a quiet sports night and asking the K&B fam which one past game they would rewatch forever. Kyle chooses Game 6 of the Bucks’ NBA Finals win because of Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 50-point masterpiece and what it meant to Milwaukee. Ben, being a sicko, says he would rewatch Wisconsin’s 2014 Final Four loss because he still convinces himself Aaron Harrison might miss the shot. The hour also includes calls and texts on classic Packers, Brewers, Badgers and Bucks moments before the guys uncover C-Katt’s very questionable college baseball résumé.