It's Molly & Jim on a Thirsty Thursday! Matt Hamilton is in for Molly Brown on today's shortened show to give you some good ole fashioned Rutledge and Hamilton action. Jim starts with a wild story from the golf course today where he almost killed a legendary Badgers head coach... He then checks in on Matt's still young life as a dad before asking if he feels insulted that Evan Cohen didn't list him among the biggest Packers fans at ESPN Wisconsin. They are then joined by the man himself Evan Cohen who talks everything from the Packers being overhyped to the golden age of Wisconsin football to some fatherly advice!

Brewers radio broadcaster, Lane Grindle, joined Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch on Molly & Jim after the Milwaukee Brewers DESTROYED the Seattle Mariners, 22-0. Jim and Riley believe there could be a mercy rule implemented to save players and time, but their proposal is shot down by Grindle. Do you think MLB should create a mercy rule? 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.

Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch react to Jordan Love's appearance on The Rich Eisen Show where Love was asked about the rivalry and noise behind Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears towards Matt LaFleur and the Green Bay Packers. Love believes actions are more important that talk and the team "will handle business" whenever the time comes. That's great... but do the Packers actually have enough "Alpha's" for that mentality? 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.

Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch are back together and the Milwaukee Brewers just beat the Seattle Mariners 22-0 the night before! It's the largest shutout win in MLB HISTORY since 1888 and the largest the franchise history! Does MLB need a mercy rule for games like this? At what point in a baseball game is a team mathematically "out of it"? Jim and Riley give their proposal to Brewers radio broadcaster Lane Grindle who pushes back against a mercy rule. 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.

Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch each give their green and red flags for the Green Bay Packers in their quest for success in 2026. If the Packers have Super Bowl expectations, what factors are in their favor and which will be a block in the road? Plus, who would you rather see the Milwaukee Brewers face in the playoffs: the Los Angeles Dodgers or the Chicago Cubs? 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.

Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch react to Unsportmanlike's take on the Green Bay Packers being one of the most overhyped teams entering 2026 and Evan Cohen calling out ESPN Wisconsin hosts for overhyping the team. So what should be the expectations for the Packers in 2026? Riley believes this team can make an appearance in the NFC Championship game, do you agree? 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.

Mark Tauscher joins Strouf & Jim to weigh in on the ideal length of vacations, drop his two cents on Keisean Nixon and the Packers CB competition, and help out Jesse with his bold Badgers proclamation!

Jim & Strouf roll on into hour number two and Jim thinks Matt LaFleur and the Packers may have an identity crisis on their hands. He is firmly against the stance of "letting Love cook" and thinks that could be their downfall. In his mind, it should be "let LaFleur cook", but he's not convinced that LaFleur will be able to make that happen. Strouf goes back and forth with him valiantly. Riley admits to some horribly sloppy producing and a quick Love-Williams comparison ends the show!

It's Molly & Jim on a Monday! Alex Strouf is in once again but this time for Molly Brown as she departs on her week long vacation and Jim Rutledge returns! He gives a quick recap of his trip as him and Strouf debate the ideal length for a vacation. Then they get into the hottest news out of Green Bay, the drama surrounding Keisean Nixon and the Packers CB room... Jim is of the belief that Packers fans' anger towards Nixon is misguided and should be directed towards Brian Gutekunst. The fellas discuss. Then they're joined by Mark Tauscher, who gives his two cents on vacations, Nixon, and Jesse Nelson's bold Badgers proclamation.

Molly & Jesse roll on into hour number two and they're talking about our old friend Aaron Rodgers! They discuss what life will look like without Rodgers for both the Steelers and the rest of the NFL before signing off a shortened show and sending you into your weekend!