Kyle & Brust

Ben Brust’s road trip to St. Louis turned into an existential crisis about windmills, radio waves, gasoline, and how emails magically work. Kyle Wallace and Alex Strouf piled on as the crew admitted all the everyday things they still don’t understand, from air fryers to cruise ships. The conversation somehow spiraled into “Big Oil Benny” conspiracy theories and whether passenger princess culture has gone too far. Later, Mina Kimes sparked a serious Packers debate after calling Jordan Love a clear top-10 quarterback, leading Kyle to unveil his full NFL quarterback rankings with Love sitting at No. 6. The hour mixed Packers football, random curiosity, and one of the most chaotic Friday conversations the show has ever had.

Kyle Wallace doubled down on his belief that Jordan Love is the sixth-best quarterback in the NFL, igniting a full-on Packers debate across ESPN Wisconsin. Ben Brust challenged Kyle’s rankings by questioning Love’s playoff résumé and whether he belongs ahead of names like Dak Prescott, Jared Goff, and Justin Herbert. The crew also debated Caleb Williams, Drake May, Brock Purdy, and what actually defines an elite NFL quarterback. Later, “Guess Who?” returned with some of Kyle’s funniest and most outrageous quotes from the week, including stories from his bachelor party in Nashville and his critiques of a “lazy” dancer at the gentleman’s club. The hour wrapped with Brewers talk as the guys previewed Milwaukee’s massive series against the Dodgers and debated whether the matchup is truly “house money.”

Tory Lowe joined Kyle and Brust for an emotional and hilarious conversation as he reflected on his final day with “The Tory Lowe Show” on 101.7 The Truth and his new role with Good Karma Brands. Tory talked about his impact in the Milwaukee community, the future of his reporting work, and his lifelong Packers fandom, including memories of Aaron Rodgers and the Super Bowl run. The guys also revisited Kyle Wallace’s quarterback rankings with Torrey offering his own thoughts on Jordan Love, Jayden Daniels, and Drake May. Elsewhere, the show spiraled into debates about cuddling, “Little Spoon Nation,” and whether Kyle’s bachelor party stories had officially gone too far. The final hour also featured Brewers-Dodgers chatter, Jordan Morgan hype, and one of the funniest Sports Illustrated history lessons imaginable.

The Brewers are rolling after another series win, and Kyle Harrison’s dominant outing against the Cubs had Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace fired up about Milwaukee’s future. The guys break down why Pat Murphy’s accountability and culture have elevated the Brewers beyond the Craig Counsell era, including comparisons to Bo Ryan’s demanding style at Wisconsin. They also react to Pete Crow-Armstrong’s latest meltdown moments and the viral watch party reaction after PCA let a ball roll past him for a game-changing Brewers run. Plus, ESPN 1000 in Chicago takes aim at Ben’s Brewers fandom, leading to an all-time defense of why Milwaukee has become home. The hour also includes nonstop laughter over PCA memes, Cubs fans crashing out, and a spirited debate over Alex Strouf’s looks rating.

Jason Wilde joins Kyle and Brust to break down the Packers’ outlook after Alex Strofe’s infamous schedule simulations projected a possible 6-0 start. Wilde dives into the uncertainty surrounding Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur, and Brian Gutekunst if Green Bay delivers another “good but not great” season, while also discussing the concerns and upside within the Packers wide receiver room. Ben and Kyle debate what accountability would actually look like if the Packers repeat the same playoff frustrations from recent years. The guys also continue reveling in the Brewers’ sweep of the Cubs and PCA’s growing frustrations in Chicago. Plus, Tony Cartagena stops by with baseball cards, leading to Kyle ripping up a Pete Crow-Armstrong card live on-air.

Kyle and Brust continue celebrating the Brewers’ dominance after sweeping the Cubs and debate why national media still refuses to fully buy into Milwaukee despite an NLCS appearance and Pat Murphy’s success. The guys rave about the emerging pitching duo of Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Harrison, while arguing this Brewers team has the talent and culture to compete for a World Series. They also discuss why Milwaukee’s “punch them in the mouth” mentality separates them from teams like the Cubs. Later, Bryan Bulaga joins the show to defend Jordan Morgan after Joe Thomas praised the young tackle’s “exceptional footwork,” leading to a deep conversation about offensive line development and position changes in the NFL. Plus, Homer’s Twitter meltdown becomes the latest unforgettable moment from The Homer Hour.

The Brewers stayed red hot as Jacob Misiorowski dominated again, and Kyle and Brust debated whether “The Miz” is already the most entertaining athlete in Wisconsin sports. Ben Brust couldn’t get enough of Misiorowski’s electric fastball, nasty secondary pitches, and growing Cy Young buzz, while Kyle Wallace made the case for Micah Parsons as the bigger game-wrecker. The crew also celebrated a major milestone in Ben’s household after his daughter successfully used the potty, sparking a hilarious debate about parenting advice, pressure, and Kyle’s “Team Baby” stance. Pete Crow-Armstrong became a target of ridicule after another rough Cubs performance, and Alex Strouf accidentally joined a PCA hate group online. Plus, the guys relived one of the all-time worst ESPN Wisconsin takes on the one-year anniversary of Jesse Nelson questioning Pat Murphy.

Kyle Wallace doubled down on his belief that the Packers could realistically start the season 6-0, but the Monte Carlo simulations weren’t nearly as optimistic. Ben Brust and Alex Strouf broke down the Packers’ first six games while debating how much Micah Parsons changes the ceiling of the defense and whether Jordan Love or Parsons is more important to Green Bay’s success. The guys revisited Jesse Nelson’s infamous Pat Murphy take from one year ago and challenged the KBNation to come up with even worse sports opinions. Kyle also showed off his customer-service negotiation skills after helping Alex Strouf escape endless insurance spam calls. Plus, the crew debated whether the Packers are truly contenders early in the season or if Kyle is simply speaking things into existence again.

Aaron Rodgers officially said this season will be his last, and Kyle and Brust reflected on some of the greatest moments from his legendary Packers career. From the “I still own you” Bears moment to the Miracle in Motown and Super Bowl memories, the crew shared where they were for some of Rodgers’ most unforgettable highlights. Alex Strouf accidentally admitted he wasn’t listening during a Cardinals playoff discussion, which led to an all-time roasting session from Ben and Kyle. Tensions escalated when Strouf unveiled his “Top 5 Most Annoying Things” about Kyle and Brust, sparking a Team Strofe vs. Team Kyle debate across the KBNation. Plus, Homer stopped by to talk Brewers baseball, Jacob Mizorowski’s historic fastball, and why he thinks Miz can be great — but not one of the all-time greats.

Brewers legend Ryan Braun joined the show to break down why Jacob Misiorowski has become one of the most electric pitchers in baseball. Braun explained how impossible Miz’s velocity and release point are for hitters to prepare for and discussed whether the Brewers ace already belongs among the game’s elite arms. The conversation also covered the intensity of the Brewers-Cubs rivalry, memories from Braun’s playing days at Wrigley Field, and Milwaukee’s incredible ability to develop young pitching talent. Braun shared thoughts on Brandon Woodruff, the Brewers postseason ceiling, and which young arms could become the next stars in Milwaukee. The interview also featured a fun detour into Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and clubhouse music debates before Kyle Wallace delivered another unforgettable Ryan Braun introduction.