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Oh, what a beautiful morning Friday was following Green Bay's improbable come from behind win after time expired in Detroit. Clearly, this game was a few of Chris and Dave's favorite things. Richard Rodgers might not have climbed every mountain, but he was in the right place at the right time, no doubt earning himself some do-re-mi in his next contact. Still, the Packers find themselves with a carousel at running back and with much to improve upon if they want to hear the sound of Super Bowl music. Green Bay now must avoid a von trapp game and put the hammerstein to the Cowboys this week.

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Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders who love the team, follow it closely, but don't always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye.

The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show. Or you can sent them an email to packerstherapy at packerstalknetwork.com

Packers Therapy is a part of the Packers Talk, family of podcasts, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans.

Oh, what a beautiful morning Friday was following Green Bay's improbable come from behind win after time expired in Detroit. Clearly, this game was a few of Chris and Dave's favorite things. Richard Rodgers might not have climbed every mountain, but he was in the right place at the right time, no doubt earning himself some do-re-mi in his next contact. Still, the Packers find themselves with a carousel at running back and with much to improve upon if they want to hear the sound of Super Bowl music. Green Bay now must avoid a von trapp game and put the hammerstein to the Cowboys this week.

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Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy is the longest-running Packers podcast on the Internet. Hosts Chris and Dave began the show as a way of capturing the spirited chats the two co-workers had about the team around the office. The two have no pretense about being experts: they are just two opinionated shareholders who love the team, follow it closely, but don't always see the Packers fortunes eye to eye.

The guys encourage comments and questions via their Twitter feed @PackersTherapy and read and respond to as many as they can during each show. Or you can sent them an email to packerstherapy at packerstalknetwork.com

Packers Therapy is a part of the Packers Talk, family of podcasts, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans.

Somehow, some way, the Packers pulled out one of the most improbable wins when they needed it most.  Amidst injuries, changes and controversy with some of their best players, the Packers beat the Detroit Lions on a Hail Mary pass from Aaron Rodgers to Richard Rodgers with no time on the clock to stay in the race for the NFC North.  Jacob and Jason look back at why it came down to a prayer pass and catch for the win.  Will this win catapult the Packers to better things the rest of this season?  What still needs to be fixed?  The two also look ahead to next week's game against the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field, where the Packers have lost two in a row.  Can they get back on track as they head into the last quarter of the 2015 season?  It's all here on this latest edition of. . Pulse of the Pack!

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Pulse of the Pack is your weekly stop for what's new with the Green Bay Packers. Jacob Westendorf of Today's Pigskin and Jason Perone of CheeseheadTV bring "Pulse" to the Packers Talk Network. Be sure to follow the guys on Twitter at @JacobWestendorf and @JasonPerone.

Somehow, some way, the Packers pulled out one of the most improbable wins when they needed it most.  Amidst injuries, changes and controversy with some of their best players, the Packers beat the Detroit Lions on a Hail Mary pass from Aaron Rodgers to Richard Rodgers with no time on the clock to stay in the race for the NFC North.  Jacob and Jason look back at why it came down to a prayer pass and catch for the win.  Will this win catapult the Packers to better things the rest of this season?  What still needs to be fixed?  The two also look ahead to next week's game against the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field, where the Packers have lost two in a row.  Can they get back on track as they head into the last quarter of the 2015 season?  It's all here on this latest edition of. . Pulse of the Pack!

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Pulse of the Pack is your weekly stop for what's new with the Green Bay Packers. Jacob Westendorf of Today's Pigskin and Jason Perone of CheeseheadTV bring "Pulse" to the Packers Talk Network. Be sure to follow the guys on Twitter at @JacobWestendorf and @JasonPerone.

After another prime time Packer game threw off their schedule, Ross and Ryan are back to talk about the Pack just in time for Thursday night's tilt against the Lions in Detroit. They start with what went wrong against the Bears on Thanksgiving before diving deeper. They yet again discuss the solid play of the defense and give some thoughts on how to further improve that side of the ball. Then it's on to the bad. What is wrong with the quarterback? Eddie Lacy looks more like himself but has he developed ball security issues? What would you do to fix the offense? Why haven't the Packers been good at Lambeau? Is Davante Adams any good? There are plenty of questions surrounding the Packers and the guys try to find some answers. Then it's time for Detroit. Ross and Ryan preview the game and give their predictions.

From The Benches is one of the family of podcasts from the Packers Talk Network, featuring hosts Ross Uglem and Ryan Hillesland. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.

Amanda and Chris open the Week 13 edition of Behind Enemy Lines with a bit of despair, trying to make sense of the Green Bay Packers' fourth loss in five games. They debate the merits of Davante Adams vs. Jeff Janis, wonder of Eddie Lacy should get more work, and discuss whether Thursday night is a must-win for the Packers.

They then welcome in Dave Birkett from the Detroit Free Press to talk about whether the Lions' big win over Philadelphia on Thanksgiving was a fluke. whether Calvin Johnson is ready to go off again, and assess the state of the NFC North as a whole.

Behind Enemy Lines is brought to you by hosts, Amanda Geffre and Chris Callaway. Read Amanda's work over a CheeseSportsLife and Chris's musings as Sports Director for the Lacrosse Radio Group.

Behind Enemy Lines is just one great podcast in a great lineup of Packers's podcasts from the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans.

The Green Bay Packers fall to 7-4 after another tough divisional loss at home, and wiith the team in a spiral, the Cheesehead Radio crew get together to decide if this team has the ability to get it together, or if a freefall is imminent. Join the gang as we bring a second intervention to the team following its relapse.

Cheesehead Radio is brought to you by PackersTalk, featuring Jersey Al Bracco, CD Angeli, Jayme Snowden, and John Rehor. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, iTunes, and YouTube.

After another prime time Packer game threw off their schedule, Ross and Ryan are back to talk about the Pack just in time for Thursday night's tilt against the Lions in Detroit. They start with what went wrong against the Bears on Thanksgiving before diving deeper. They yet again discuss the solid play of the defense and give some thoughts on how to further improve that side of the ball. Then it's on to the bad. What is wrong with the quarterback? Eddie Lacy looks more like himself but has he developed ball security issues? What would you do to fix the offense? Why haven't the Packers been good at Lambeau? Is Davante Adams any good? There are plenty of questions surrounding the Packers and the guys try to find some answers. Then it's time for Detroit. Ross and Ryan preview the game and give their predictions.

From The Benches is one of the family of podcasts from the Packers Talk Network, featuring hosts Ross Uglem and Ryan Hillesland. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe over at iTunes.

Amanda and Chris open the Week 13 edition of Behind Enemy Lines with a bit of despair, trying to make sense of the Green Bay Packers' fourth loss in five games. They debate the merits of Davante Adams vs. Jeff Janis, wonder of Eddie Lacy should get more work, and discuss whether Thursday night is a must-win for the Packers.

They then welcome in Dave Birkett from the Detroit Free Press to talk about whether the Lions' big win over Philadelphia on Thanksgiving was a fluke. whether Calvin Johnson is ready to go off again, and assess the state of the NFC North as a whole.

Behind Enemy Lines is brought to you by hosts, Amanda Geffre and Chris Callaway. Read Amanda's work over a CheeseSportsLife and Chris's musings as Sports Director for the Lacrosse Radio Group.

Behind Enemy Lines is just one great podcast in a great lineup of Packers's podcasts from the Packers Talk Radio Network, serving up enough weekly podcasts to satisfy the most fervent of Packer fans.

The Green Bay Packers fall to 7-4 after another tough divisional loss at home, and wiith the team in a spiral, the Cheesehead Radio crew get together to decide if this team has the ability to get it together, or if a freefall is imminent. Join the gang as we bring a second intervention to the team following its relapse.

Cheesehead Radio is brought to you by PackersTalk, featuring Jersey Al Bracco, CD Angeli, Jayme Snowden, and John Rehor. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, iTunes, and YouTube.