Kyle & Brust

The guys opened the hour fired up after the Brewers rolled the Cubs at Wrigley Field and continued proving they own the NL Central. Jacob Mizorowski’s dominance became the main event, with Kyle and Ben debating whether “The Miz” is already the best pitcher in baseball after carving up the Yankees and preparing for another big start against Chicago. They also celebrated the returns of Jackson Churio and Christian Yelich, who immediately sparked the Brewers offense and gave fans real hope that this team could become a legitimate World Series threat. The rivalry energy only intensified as Cubs fans and Chicago media personalities began crashing out online over Craig Counsell and the Brewers’ continued success. Later, the conversation shifted to Jordan Love, as the crew debated what the Packers quarterback must accomplish this season to finally silence questions about whether he belongs among the NFL’s elite quarterbacks.

“Are You Smarter Than Ben Brust?” completely derailed the show as reading mishaps, questionable questions, and producer blame turned the segment into absolute chaos. Tim from Thiensville officially beat Ben by one point, but the real story became Kyle Wallace struggling through the questions and launching a full-scale investigation into Alex Strouf’s producing abilities. The crew argued over whether the segment was unfairly set up, whether the questions were flawed, and whether Strofe failed to prepare Kyle properly before the game started. Later, David Kaplan and the Hoge and Jahns podcast took shots at the show, leading to Kyle defending his Caleb Williams takes and unloading on Bears fans for celebrating inconsistent quarterback play. Mark Tauscher also joined the show to talk Packers expectations, Jacob Misiorowski’s electric rise, and why the Brewers phenom has become must-watch television across Wisconsin.

The 414 Hour turned into another celebration of Jacob Mizorowski as the crew debated just how special the Brewers phenom has already become ahead of another huge matchup with the Cubs. Ryan Braun joined the show and gave glowing praise for Miz’s overpowering stuff, explaining why opposing hitters have virtually no chance when the young pitcher is commanding the zone. Braun also reflected on the Brewers-Cubs rivalry, his favorite memories playing at Wrigley Field, and how Milwaukee’s pitching development has turned the Brewers into a perennial contender. The conversation drifted into music, playoff baseball atmospheres, and Braun’s thoughts on Drake vs. Kendrick before Kyle delivered another legendary introduction and sendoff. Elsewhere in the hour, the guys continued their ongoing battle with Alex Strouf over production issues, bad music beds, and workplace respect, adding even more chaos to an already packed show.

Kyle Wallace returned from his Nashville bachelor party fully embracing “Cowboy K-Wall” life, complete with matching bachelor party shirts, Broadway stories, and VIP club adventures. Kyle defended the custom shirts and admitted the trip included private rooms, late nights, and “stimulating the economy” with other people’s money. Ben Brust and Alex Strouf spent most of the hour roasting Kyle’s newfound cowboy swagger and questioning just how wild the bachelor party really got. The conversation shifted into Packers football when Kyle boldly claimed Green Bay could realistically start the season 6-0 with their favorable early schedule. The hour closed with an all-time parenting segment as Ben detailed the chaos of potty training his daughter while the K&B audience flooded the show with advice and horror stories.

Adam Schein lit a fire under Packers fans after predicting Green Bay would miss the playoffs and finish last in the NFC North. Kyle Wallace went scorched earth defending Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur, and the Packers’ favorable schedule while Ben Brust pushed back on the growing Green Bay hype train. Jason Wilde joined the show to weigh in on the Packers potentially starting 6-0, discuss the defense’s struggles forcing turnovers, and explain why Rashan Gary and the pass rush must improve this season. The conversation also drifted into parenting and potty training before turning back to Packers expectations and roster concerns. Later in the hour, the crew debated whether A.J. Dillon has overstayed his Wisconsin celebrity status after appearing on stage during Luke Combs’ Lambeau concerts.

The Brewers and Cubs rivalry took center stage as Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust previewed a massive series at American Family Field with Milwaukee surging despite injuries. The guys praised Pat Murphy, Christian Yelich’s return, and the Brewers continuing to chase down the Cubs after another hot Chicago start. The hour also featured a major Bucks conversation after Miles Turner revealed Giannis Antetokounmpo was routinely late during the season, leading Kyle to wonder if it was another sign Giannis could eventually leave Milwaukee. Cowboy K-Wall stories from Nashville continued throughout the hour, including bottle service, couch dancing, and Kyle fully embracing life as a “rich friend” for the weekend. The show wrapped with Bryan Bulaga breaking down why the Packers’ early schedule could realistically lead to a 5-1 or 4-2 start, while cautioning Green Bay still has plenty to prove against the Bears and Buccaneers.

Ben Brust and Josh DiMaggio break down the Packers’ newly released schedule and why the first month could be a massive opportunity for Jordan Love and Green Bay. The guys debate whether the NFL intentionally protected Micah Parsons early in the season and how the back-loaded schedule could shape the NFC North race. Ryan Clark’s comments on Jordan Love spark a bigger conversation about whether this is finally the year the Packers fully hand the offense to their quarterback. Plus, the guys dive into Green Bay futures at Potawatomi Sportsbook, Jordan Love MVP odds, and whether Matt LaFleur is being overlooked nationally. The hour also delivers classic Kyle and Brust chaos with Alex Strouf’s Lambeau standing controversy, bachelor party shirt revelations, and plenty of Friday nonsense.

A viral clip from Myles Turner’s podcast sends shockwaves through Milwaukee as he claims Giannis Antetokounmpo routinely held up team flights and meetings without consequences. Ben Brust and Josh DiMaggio debate whether the comments are more damaging for Giannis or Doc Rivers and what it says about the state of the Bucks behind the scenes. The guys react to the deleted podcast clip, discuss the growing signs that Milwaukee and Giannis may be headed toward a split, and compare the situation to other superstar locker room dynamics. Plus, Guess Who returns with some all-time Kyle Wallace moments, including his Ryan Braun admiration spiral and stepdad analogy chaos. The hour wraps with Alex Strouf’s decathlon struggles, pickleball defeat, and Josh DiMaggio handicapping the rest of the competition.

Tory Lowe joins the show with huge confidence in the Packers, predicting a 12-win floor and debating whether Green Bay is worth a massive Super Bowl futures bet. Ben Brust and Josh DiMaggio walk through Packers odds at Potawatomi Sportsbook while Tory accidentally pulls up last year’s schedule before correcting course. The conversation quickly shifts back to Giannis after Myles Turner’s viral comments about late flights and locker room accountability continue to dominate Milwaukee sports talk. Torrey shares a personal Giannis story, reacts to the Bucks’ dysfunction, and questions what was really happening behind the scenes with Doc Rivers. Plus, the Wheel of Strouf delivers chaos, Brewers bullpen talk, PGA Championship reactions, and more bachelor party shirt evidence against Kyle Wallace.

The NFL schedule leaks have Packers fans already debating holiday logistics after news surfaced that Green Bay is expected to face the Bears at Soldier Field on Christmas Day at noon. Ben Brust and Alex Strouf reacted to the awkward kickoff time, breaking down how the game could completely alter family traditions, travel plans, and even toy-building duties for parents across Wisconsin. The guys also dissected the leaked opening stretch of the Packers schedule, including road matchups against the Vikings, Jets, and Buccaneers before a Thursday night home opener against the Falcons. Plus, Ben’s failed “journalist” predictions got exposed, Kyle Wallace ignored repeated prank calls on his way to Nashville, and Over/Under delivered a frantic Packers rushing leaders trivia battle. The show also spiraled into stories about divided Bears-Packers households, Christmas football stress, and why Caleb Williams hype is already getting out of control.