Kyle & Brust

The 414 Hour opens with Tory Lowe joining the show and immediately getting pulled into Kyle’s post-wedding frustration over guests who came to the wedding but did not bring a card or gift. Tori then throws the challenge flag on Jordan Love being ranked 72nd, saying Love is still one of the premier quarterbacks in the NFL but needs to prove it this season. The guys debate Green Bay’s first four games without Micah Parsons and agree the Packers need to be at least 3-1 before he returns. Ben and Kyle also discuss Tucker Kraft’s potential extension, with Ben arguing the Packers should pay for what Kraft is becoming while Kyle worries about top-of-market money after an ACL injury. Catastrophic with C-Katt gets into National Kitten Day, National Pina Colada Day, a strange golf-course story, and Homer’s lost backpack before Homer jumps in for a Packers vs. Brewers expectations debate.

Ben and Kyle open the show with Kyle’s honeymoon tan, his white-shirt strategy, and C-Katt’s ongoing Wisconsin initiation after trying his first brandy old-fashioned. Evan Cohen joins to explain why Matt LaFleur landed on his “sneaky hot seat” list, while Kyle argues the Packers’ injuries last season make LaFleur’s job far safer than critics believe. The guys debate whether Green Bay is settling for being “good” instead of great in the Jordan Love-LaFleur era. They also dig into offensive line concerns, Zach Tom’s health, Jordan Morgan at left tackle, and whether the Packers have enough protection to survive while Micah Parsons is out. The hour wraps with Over/Under, as Ben and Kyle successfully name the Packers’ 2025 regular-season games they did not lose.

Hour 2 starts with C-Katt reviewing his first brandy old-fashioned, coughing through the Wisconsin rite of passage before revealing his true drink of choice is a pina colada. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Matt LaFleur’s job security, saying the contract extension does not make him untouchable but also stressing that he does not expect Green Bay to have a reason to move on. Wilde explains why getting healthy may matter more than major roster upgrades, with Tucker Kraft, Christian Watson, Jaden Reed, Micah Parsons and Zach Tom all central to the Packers’ ceiling. The guys also revisit Homer and Kyle’s opposite reactions to Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Milwaukee farewell, then play a guessing game over which angry social-media replies were aimed at which host. The hour closes with more C-Katt drink confusion, from old-fashioneds to iced tea, lemonade, ciders and pina coladas.

The 414 Hour begins with more C-Katt curiosity before Ben and Kyle shift to the Brewers and whether Matt Arnold should take a major deadline swing while Milwaukee has a real World Series chance. Ben pushes the idea of adding a frontline arm like Tarik Skubal or another playoff-caliber starter, while Kyle says he wants a move but doubts the Brewers will sacrifice top prospects for a rental. The guys argue over whether Kyle is too afraid of the Dodgers and whether Milwaukee needs both another bat and another arm to close the postseason gap. Later, the show pivots into Wisconsin supper-club culture, grasshoppers, and whether Ben was a bad husband for not sleeping in the guest room after his pregnant wife spilled perfume in their bedroom. Catastrophic with C-Katt features his bachelor-party planning problems before Homer and Bryan Bulaga join for a short soccer and wedding-gift etiquette crossover.

Kyle Wallace is back from his honeymoon with a fresh Punta Cana tan, a few extra vacation pounds, and stories about doing Pilates because his wife wanted to try the reformer. Ben and Kyle turn Kyle’s early married life into a full debate about household roles, gifts that are really chores, and whether a pregnant wife should ever cut the grass as a Father’s Day surprise. The K&B fam jumps in on the Carbliss Talk and Text Line to defend lawn mowing as true Zen time. The guys then shift to the Brewers sitting 25 games over .500, with Ben arguing Milwaukee deserves more than a half-hearted golf clap for what has become a dream season. The hour closes with the guys starting to appreciate just how fun and sustainable this Brewers run has become.

Hour 2 opens with more Brewers deadline debate as Ben pushes for Matt Arnold to do something different while the team is 25 games over .500 and chasing the Dodgers. Kyle argues Milwaukee’s future is so bright that the organization may prefer to keep developing young talent instead of taking a massive deadline swing. The guys debate whether the Brewers need another bat, another arm, or both to truly challenge the Dodgers, while callers accuse Kyle of being scared of October. The hour then pivots to new producer C-Katt, who admits he has not done many Wisconsin staples since arriving from out of state. Ben, Kyle and the K&B fam start building a list of things C-Katt must do to become accepted in Wisconsin, including Brewers, Packers, Bucks and Badgers games, Summerfest, State Fair, a fish fry, a brandy old-fashioned and a trip up north.

The 414 Hour opens with Kyle trying to rap CKatt into Wisconsin culture before CKatt gets his own chance at the mic. Ben and Kyle celebrate the Brewers moving 25 games over .500, praising Luis Lara, Jacob Misiorowski, Robert Gasser, Jackson Chourio and the way Milwaukee keeps stacking series wins without needing monster streaks. The guys clash again over whether Kyle is enjoying the 2026 Brewers enough or focusing too much on the future instead of the team’s real World Series chance right now. Kyle then stuns Ben by arguing the post-Giannis Bucks can be better next season than they were last year, leading to a bet over whether Milwaukee can top last season’s win total. Catastrophic with CKatt turns into a full Wisconsin initiation, from old-fashioneds and supper clubs to State Fair, the Dells, Road America and saying “ope” correctly.

Kyle Wallace returns from his honeymoon and immediately brings the energy back to Kyle and Brust with stories from the Dominican Republic, wedding party favors, and his shock over how many guests showed up without cards. The guys react to the U.S. soccer team’s 4-1 World Cup loss to Belgium, with Kyle calling the roster talented but too soft in the biggest moment. Mark Tauscher joins and pushes back on how much America should really care about fixing men’s soccer, even while entertaining the idea of NFL athletes and basic training as solutions. The conversation also shifts to Sean Eichorst, Luke Fickell, and what the actual bar should be for Wisconsin football in 2026. Later, Ben and Kyle check in on Jacob Misiorowski and agree the Brewers should prioritize The Miz’s long-term health over any All-Star Game showcase.

Hour 2 opens with Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust, where Grayson from Cedarburg puts up a dominant performance before Ben scrapes together a much lower score. Kyle then finds a prediction putting the Packers last in the NFC North and unloads on the idea that Green Bay is being overlooked because of Micah Parsons’ injury. Ben and Kyle debate how much Micah changes the Packers’ ceiling, whether the offensive line and pass rush create real uncertainty, and why Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur still deserve regular-season respect. The guys also revisit Wisconsin football, with Kyle arguing Sean Eichorst should set an eight-win standard for Luke Fickell instead of letting bowl eligibility become the goal. The hour closes with Ben revealing he and his wife are expecting another girl, plus a Brewers update as Milwaukee keeps climbing deeper above .500.

The 414 Hour starts with Kyle back on intro duty, Ben replaying Jesse Nelson and Alex Strouf’s previous attempts, and CKatt getting warned that his own 414 initiation is coming next. Ben and Kyle debate the Brewers’ trade-deadline urgency after Jeff Levering says Milwaukee has as good a shot as ever to do something special, with Ben insisting the window is now and Kyle predicting the organization will lean more on young call-ups than a major splash. Kyle then tells the story of downgrading his honeymoon flight seats to save points for another trip, leading Ben and C-Katt to label him the new office cheap guy. Catastrophic with C-Katt gets into post-Fourth of July fireworks, nervous dogs, beer-can claw machines and the painful discovery that claw games may be rigged. The hour closes with Homer joining for a soccer update, as he and Kyle argue over whether the expanded World Cup format made Team USA’s run less meaningful.