Kyle & Brust

Hour 2 starts with Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust, where Bill from New Berlin takes down Ben with a strong random-knowledge performance. The Packers-Bears rivalry then takes over after Colston Loveland says the Bears talk about beating Green Bay constantly, which Kyle calls embarrassing proof that Chicago treats the Packers like its Super Bowl. Ben pushes Kyle on whether he would rather beat the Bears or win a playoff game, while Kyle insists postseason progress matters far more than sweeping Chicago. The guys also debate the Brewers’ trade for Lance McCullers Jr. and Colton Gordon, with Ben seeing another step toward deadline activity and Kyle questioning whether Milwaukee has truly operated like a World Series team. The hour closes with bathroom etiquette, bare-bum Benny accusations, and a very uncomfortable stall situation at the station.

The 414 Hour opens with Argentina’s World Cup comeback and a debate over whether a U.S. men’s World Cup title would be the greatest athletic achievement in American sports history. Ben and Kyle then focus on the Packers defense without Micah Parsons, asking who becomes Green Bay’s most important player while he is out. Kyle points to Edgerrin Cooper as the proven difference-maker, while Ben argues Lucas Van Ness may be the most important because the Packers badly need edge disruption. Catastrophic with C-Katt previews his bachelor-party dilemma, Brewers tickets, girlfriend transportation issues, and the daylight saving time debate. Ryan Braun later joins the Yuengling Legends Line to break down how he would approach Jacob Misiorowski, why the Miz’s fastball is so difficult, what the Brewers need after the All-Star break, and why he would prioritize a dominant ace over a big bat at the trade deadline.

Kyle and Alex Strouf broadcast live from the 2026 Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open at the Bog, where Kyle’s rusty golf game and Strouf’s round with Homer become early entertainment. The football conversation centers on Jordan Love being left out of ESPN’s top-10 quarterback list, with Kyle saying Love needs to be “unconstrained” while Strouf argues he must become “undeniable.” Mark Tauscher joins and says Love needs to be in the top five of MVP voting if he wants to enter that true elite quarterback tier. Tausch also explains why the Packers’ playoff loss to the Bears changed the national conversation, while still pointing to the offensive line as the biggest key to Love, Matthew Golden and the rest of Green Bay’s offense breaking through. The hour also includes plenty of Delzer Open stories, including Homer’s golf-cart adventures, antique clubs and a very bloody search for golf balls.

Hour 2 opens with a bee invasion at the Bog, as Kyle tries to protect Alex Strouf with bug spray before the guys debate whether modern all-star games still matter. The MLB All-Star Game conversation turns into frustration over players skipping events, Bryce Turang’s snub, and whether the league needs a better format to create real intrigue. Kyle then sounds the alarm on Jacob Misiorowski’s arm fatigue, worrying that the Brewers ace may need long-term workload management because of how hard he throws. Strouf pushes back, arguing Milwaukee is simply being cautious before the second half and making sure the Miz is ready for October. The hour also features Jim Rutledge’s take that Jordan Love’s biggest flaw is his contract, which Kyle and Strouf reject while arguing Green Bay is lucky to have a young franchise quarterback.

Hour 3 starts with more fallout from Kyle’s golf struggles after his wife says he embarrassed the family at the Delzer ESPN Milwaukee Open. The guys revisit Jordan Love’s national perception after Jen Lada suggests Love may not pop on quarterback lists because he lacks the loud personality or flash of players like Caleb Williams. Kyle argues Love needs more chances to throw and wants the Packers to run up scores this season, while Alex says Love simply has to make himself impossible to ignore. The hour also dives into Matthew Golden as a potential Packers breakout candidate, with Kyle saying 900-plus yards is the real benchmark if Golden is going to change Green Bay’s offense. Catastrophic with C-Katt hits on a Monopoly competition show, Brewers All-Star looks, Home Run Derby ties to Milwaukee, and Homer later joins to praise one of Strouf’s golf shots as impossible to exaggerate.

Ben and Kyle open Monday’s show with Kyle missing the beach after his honeymoon and wondering how soon he can become a snowbird. The conversation turns into a full life-planning spiral about retirement, kids, health insurance and how late in life the guys may still be paying for children. Then the NFL quarterback rankings drop, and Kyle erupts over Jordan Love being left out of the top 10 by coaches, scouts and executives. Kyle argues Love’s efficiency, playoff résumé and consistency should put him clearly ahead of names like Dak Prescott, Justin Herbert, Drake May, Jared Goff and Caleb Williams. The hour closes with the K&B fam weighing in on whether Love is truly a top-10 quarterback and why the Packers’ playoff results still shape the national perception.

Hour 2 continues the Jordan Love debate as Ben and Kyle try to gather cleaner data on whether Packers fans would rather have Love over the quarterbacks ranked just ahead of him. Jason Wilde joins the show and says Love belongs in the broader seven-to-thirteen range, but this is the year he can force himself clearly into the top-10 conversation. Wilde also agrees with Ben that if the Packers had not blown the playoff game against the Bears, Love’s offseason narrative would look much different. The guys then shift to Jacob Misiorowski’s arm fatigue after the Brewers skip his scheduled matchup with Paul Skenes, with Kyle sounding more concerned than Ben about the long-term impact. The hour also includes more debate about Milwaukee’s injured pitching staff, the need for another arm, and C-Katt’s continued pina colada weirdness.

The 414 Hour opens with Ben realizing how much help he gets from his father-in-law, who spent hours building and fixing things around the house while Ben watched the Brewers. Kyle and the K&B fam roast Ben for not helping enough, while the guys debate whether handyman help or financial help makes someone the bigger family mooch. The Jordan Love conversation continues with more reaction to the NFL quarterback rankings and whether Green Bay is headed for another good-but-not-great season. Catastrophic with C-Katt targets runners, bikers and public weirdness before Bryan Bulaga joins to weigh in on the quarterback list. Bulaga says he would take Jordan Love over Caleb Williams and Dak Prescott, but still gives the edge to several established quarterbacks before closing with a quick soccer update.

Ben and Kyle open Friday’s show with Kyle back in white, C-Katt still catching heat for his pina colada personality, and the NFL Top 100 putting Jordan Love at No. 72. Kyle says Love should take the ranking personally because the potential talk is over and the Packers need him to turn up immediately. The guys debate whether the ranking is fair, how much Love’s playoff losses have shaped his reputation, and why Green Bay needs to win the division instead of settling for another road playoff path. Kyle then doubles down on Caleb Williams being “mid” under pressure after ESPN Chicago’s Kap and J. Hood react to his comments. The hour closes with wedding-ring etiquette after Kyle admits his ring nearly came off in the pool and callers weigh in on whether married men should ever take it off.

Hour 2 starts with the Brewers’ dream pitching matchup, as Jacob Misiorowski and Paul Skenes are projected to face off before the All-Star break. Ben argues the Miz could hit 106 and says the matchup feels bigger than the All-Star Game itself, while Kyle says Misiorowski’s stuff is unlike anything baseball has seen. Joey Votto’s breakdown of the Miz’s fastball only adds to the hype, with the guys marveling at his release point, spin and ability to make elite hitters uncomfortable. The Brewers conversation turns into another heated debate over whether Matt Arnold must add both a bat and a pitcher for Milwaukee to truly threaten the Dodgers. Guess Who revisits Kyle’s wildest moments of the week before the hour ends with Ben and C-Katt learning just how far Kyle will go for old student and teacher discounts.