The Doug Russell Podcast

On a recent edition of "Brewing the Offseason" on 97.3 The Game, Doug and longtime Brewers postgame radio host Tim Allen talked about the upcoming 2024 season!

Off of a sabbatical that was anything but, the TDRP is back with some musings on why it's been so long, plus the last couple of months in the lives of the Packers and Brewers. 

After the Packers fall to the Raiders on Monday night, questions abound about how good the Packers are - and aren't. 

The TDRP is back! The Packers play the Falcons on Sunday, and we’ve got you covered. We’ll check in with Packers Radio Network host Bill Schmid and WAGA-Atlanta sports reporter and host Kelly Price. Plus, Doug shares his thoughts on Aaron Rodgers season-ending injury.

Tell me you know nothing about the Packers without telling me you know nothing about the Packers. CBS Sports host Adam Schein has one of the most ridiculous "hot takes" of the year on today's TDRP.

The Summer Olympics have been contested in such cities as Los Angeles, London, Barcelona, Rio de Janiero, Tokyo, and Beijing. So how about...Milwaukee? Author Jay Sorgi wrote "Greater Than the Games, Vol. 1" and lays out a well-sourced and logic-based case on today's TDRP!

It's the ten-year anniversary of Gainnis Antetokounmpo being drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks, so Doug (who was there and covered the draft) plays back comments from then-GM John Hammond, then-coach Larry Drew, and Giannis himself. It's a ride into the wayback machine!

It’s Hour 2 of Friday’s Mike Heller Show with Doug & Chuck Freimund sitting in. In this hour, the longtime Voice of the Badgers, Matt Lepay joins the show!

Friday on 97.3 The Game, Doug played his now (exactly) ten-year old FIRST interview with Giannis Antetokounmpo hours after he was drafted by the Bucks. Also, a look back at how much of a crapshoot drafting basketball players is.

Anything Goes Wednesday is back for this wide ranging conversation between Doug and the visual and creative genius behind the resurgence of KOSS Headphones, Martin Moore. But Martin's story is one of perseverance and passion more than anything else, and how following your dream can pay off if you work hard enough at it.