Molly & Jim

Molly & Jim rolls on as they continue to go through the "burn book" surrounding Giannis and the Bucks, but now they turn their attention to the organization... do you trust the Bucks moving forward? What was the worst decision Horst & Co. made over the past few seasons? Plenty of conversation surrounding that to send you into your Wednesday evening!

It's the Wednesday episode of Molly & Jim and today they're wondering if Giannis is going to have some buyer's remorse after leaving Milwaukee... The Journal Sentinel released their bombshell article detailing the entire downfall of the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis and Molly and Jim are here to break it down for you. They also talk a little Miami cuisine and play Minute To Win It to wrap up the hour!

Molly and Jim rolls on into hour number two and Riley pushes back on some of the negativity, thinking it's too soon to be ripping on Giannis given that he just left, this sparks some intense debate, specifically from Molly. It leads to the question, do you want Giannis to win a championship in Miami? Everyone is much more in agreement on this. Some general Bucks conversation sends you into the rest of your Tuesday evening!

It's the Tuesday episode of Molly and Jim and it's an emotional episode as it is now official, Giannis Antetokounmpo is a member of the Miami Heat. The crew discusses their feelings and how they skew towards anger at Giannis rather than sadness... They also talk about the Bucks side of the deal and what their future looks like. Jason Wilde joins to discuss the move, weigh in on how he feels about Giannis at the moment, and lend some perspective from his time covering Aaron Rodgers, Brett Favre, and the Bucks!

Mark Tauscher joins Molly & Jim! He gives his perspective on our impending Giannis trade and the "inferiority complex" of Wisconsin sports fans along with much more!

Molly & Jim rolls on into a Brewers-shortened hour number two as Riley defends the honor of Giannis claiming that it doesn't need to be Giannis vs The Bucks in these discussions, Molly and Jim don't necessarily agree... they wrap up the show by recapping where we currently stand in this saga to send you into your Monday evening!

It's the Monday episode of Molly & Jim and Giannis Watch is in full swing! Jim thinks it's absolutely insane that there are any Bucks fans who'd still like to keep Giannis as the crew breaks down everything surrounding the recent development that it's down to the Celtics and the Heat. Molly and Jim then debate which team it'll be more painful to watch Giannis play for before Mark Tauscher joins! He gives his perspective on Giannis and the "inferiority complex" of Wisconsin sports fans. They wrap up discussing Giannis's personality and current priorities.

Jim Rutledge holds it down for the final show of the week with producer Riley Jauch moving over to the host chair while Molly Brown is out. They open the show talking about Jim's day at an estate-planning themed golf outing, where he tried to liven the mood with an AI-generated music playlist designed for 40-to to 50-year-old dudes! Young Riley and producer Primetime try to guess the oldies on Jim's AI playlist, and they open up the Carbliss Talk/Text Line -- how many songs can the Molly & Jim listeners get from the playlist??? After getting groovy for 30 minutes, they pivot to today's Brewers news that Quinn Priester will now officially miss the entire season -- so, will they finally pull the trigger to trade for Tarik Skubal? They hear from ESPN's Jeff Passan, who agrees with Jim that the Brewers should finally take the big risk for Skubal, and they ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Is the point of watching sports to see your team win a title? They also talk to the listeners who'd argue that different rules apply in the MLB, where the sport is never on a truly even playing field. Jim & Riley wrap up the show with another Brewers question -- are the Brewers taking steps toward success with each season they fall short of the World Series, and will this finally be the year that they take the final step in the postseason?

Molly & Jim roll on live from Breese Stevens Field ahead of tonight's Forward Madison FC match! They continue their conversation about the Brewers from the end of Hour 1, asking today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Are the Brewers the best-run team in the state of Wisconsin? They discuss how the Brewers consistently get such a high return on their minimal investment, and they dive deeper into which team that Wisconsin sports fans have the highest expectations for! They pivot to the Packers and the franchise's SCATHING comments toward a Wisconsin state representative who wants to change the broadcasting rights for the NFL -- how foolish is it to come out against the Green & Gold IN WISCONSIN??? Plus, could a change to the Sports Business Act actually cause the NFL to change it's TV plan to more of an MLB or NBA model, and which league has the best TV plan for the fans? They wrap up the show with a question from caller Will in Madison (who's from NYC) -- when do expectations have to change for Wisconsin sports fans across the board???

Molly & Jim broadcast live from Breese Stevens Field ahead of Forward Madison's game tonight -- but it's actually Jim & producer Riley at the stadium with Molly holding it down from the Zoo (aka her home)! They begin the show with parking ticket frustrations after yesterday's other remote broadcast -- why was Jim the only one dealing with parking headaches, and how much money did Riley "donate" to UW's parking enforcement during his college career? Caller Carlito the Badger-Bear also tells us his one-of-a-kind dream & nightmare parking stories on a Wisconsin football gameday! They continue the conversation with how Jim got ARRESTED for parking tickets! Also, is Riley's bike going to get totaled??? They shift into the ongoing trade rumors around Giannis and the surprising lack of interest from other NBA teams -- they hear Gabe Neitzel's bold take and discuss: is Giannis still worth a "King's Ransom" in a trade? Also, who's more to blame for his apparent lack of trade value? They wrap up Hour 1 with Jim's new working theory for the Brewers -- are they successful during the regular season because of the LACK of pressure from Milwaukee's fans? Also, why does Molly think that Mark Attanasio might be changing his tune about just being happy with a "summer of fun"???