Molly & Jim

It's a newsworthy Tuesday on Molly & Jim as this morning it was reported that Wisconsin will more than likely be hiring Shawn Eichorst as their next AD... the crew reacts, with Jim focusing on the Barry Alvarez aspect. Is it a good or bad thing that Eichorst is a part of the Alvarez tree? Jason Wilde joins to weigh in, give a Josh Jacobs update, plus more Packers updates. More Badgers conversation wraps up the hour!

It's Mark Tauscher on Molly & Jim! He joins to weigh in on the Badgers in-state recruits after Jim talked with some of them today, how transcendant Jacob Misiorowski is in Wisconsin sports, whether Wisconsin-Chicago rivalries have ramped up since the Bears defeated the Packers in the playoffs last season, and much more!

Molly & Jim roll on into hour number two as they begin with a conversation about Taylor Swift getting married at Madison Square Garden before the conversation is brought back to the Brewers and specifically The Miz, where they ponder, who's the best athlete you've ever seen in-person? An extended conversation toupees takes you through the rest of the show.

It's another Monday on Molly & Jim! Today the crew is discussing the Milwaukee Brewers after a difficult series against the Chicago Cubs, today they're wondering, is there actually pressure on the Brewers to win a World Series? They also talk about whether all Wisconsin-Chicago rivalries have ramped up after the Bears beat the Packers twice last season. Mark Tauscher joins to weigh in on everything and lend his professional perspective before they wrap up with a debate on whether the Brewers will make a move at the deadline or not!

3-time Wisconsin sportswriter of the year and Packers reporter, Jason Wilde, joins Molly Brown and Jon Arias. Which Wisconsin sports star's departure hurt worst? Giannis Antetokounmpo? Aaron Rodgers? Brett Favre? Or is there another answer? Get ready to be entertained on Molly & Jim! Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown talk all things Wisconsin sports and bring your afternoon drive the sports debate hangout it desperately needs.

Molly Brown and Jon Arias react to Justin Garcia's comments on Wilde & Tausch when he said basketball in Milwaukee and everything that came with it would not be what it is without Giannis. Can the Bucks avoid a future that looks like its past before the ascension of Giannis? Plus, how do you feeling about weddings? Jon, Molly, and Owen all share sentiment that wedding culture has become ridiculous. Get ready to be entertained on Molly & Jim! Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown talk all things Wisconsin sports and bring your afternoon drive the sports debate hangout it desperately needs.

Molly Brown is joined by the voice of Wisconsin Badgers volleyball, Jon Arias, as they both recall Jim's close call with the soccer ball concussion. Jon wanted to share his story of being hit in the head by a baseball in his youth days. Jason Wilde joins and shares his gruesome story of working while someone got hit in the head. Jon and Molly circle back to the Giannis trade and the "tell-all" burn book. Was Giannis fake with his actions? What do you believe from Giannis? Have your feelings and opinions of Giannis changed after the reports? Get ready to be entertained on Molly & Jim! Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown talk all things Wisconsin sports and bring your afternoon drive the sports debate hangout it desperately needs.

Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins Molly & Jim to talk more about the Giannis trade to Miami and the overall expectations for both the Bucks and the Heat moving forward. He also gives his thoughts on the Heat fans dragging Molly online for saying that Giannis won't win a championship in Miami -- just how confident is Evan in Heat Culture and his favorite team's stability? They also discuss whether Giannis can fit into Heat Culture and whether it's a failure if he never does win a title in Miami. Then, they discuss the Bucks, including whether fans should trust this organization, and what can we expect from Tyler Herro and the other players that Milwaukee got back in the trade. They wrap up with a larger question for Wisconsin sports -- Who is the face of Milwaukee sports moving forward?

Molly & Jim roll into Hour 2 late after a long conversation with Evan Cohen about the expectations post-Giannis trade for both the Bucks & the Miami Heat. They move into a larger conversation thanks to caller Brandon in Tulsa's question: from the Packers to the Bucks, should pro sports teams be more honest with their fans? Molly & Jim also talk about the identity & personality of Wisconsin sports without Giannis, discussing who's the face of Milwaukee sports now? Can it be a Packer, who is the most recognizable Brewer, and when's the next time a Bucks player will be in the mix? Then, they talk about the country singer that Jim can't stand, and is Jim the only one boujee enough to have a Netflix subscription without commercials? They wrap the show with Jim's goodbye before he heads out for the weekend!

Molly & Jim hold it down to talk more about the fallout from the Giannis trade to the Miami Heat and the post-Giannis era in Milwaukee. First, they have to check on Jim after he nearly got his head taken off during last night's ESPN Madison team outing at the Rally Madison FC soccer match! Then, they circle back to yesterday's "burn book" article from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel detailing how messy things unraveled between Giannis & the Bucks over the last few years -- with what we know know, they discuss if Jon Horst needs to be fired, and they ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Do you trust the Milwaukee Bucks? Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike joins Molly & Jim to talk more about the Giannis trade to Miami and the overall expectations for both the Bucks and the Heat moving forward. He also gives his thoughts on the Heat fans dragging Molly online for saying that Giannis won't win a championship in Miami -- just how confident is Evan in Heat Culture and his favorite team's stability? They also discuss whether Giannis can fit into Heat Culture and whether it's a failure if he never does win a title in Miami. Then, they discuss the Bucks, including whether fans should trust this organization, and what can we expect from Tyler Herro and the other players that Milwaukee got back in the trade. They wrap up with a larger question for Wisconsin sports -- Who is the face of Milwaukee sports moving forward?