EPISODE 140 - THE LOST TAPES. More than ten years ago, Doug was a guest host alongside Mitch "Thunder" Nelles. Unearthed after more than a decade, here is that show.

Sunday, it’s the Packers and the Buccaneers from Tampa Bay. Doug goes in depth with WFRV-TV’s Burke Griffin and Spectrum News host Dennis Krause about the matchup, and what went right in Green Bay’s Week 2 win over the Chicago Bears.

The Packers lost on Opening Day at Minnesota, 23-7. Doug dives into the good, the bad, and the ugly on today's pod.

This week, Sportsradio 1250, WSSP closed its doors to local programming after 17 years as a Milwaukee sports pioneer. Doug spent 4 1/2 years there and shares some thoughts on the matter. Also, we revisit Doug's conversation from last winter with his former WSSP morning show co-host Mike Wickett.

We’re back after an extended summer hiatus! On today’s show, where to listen to Packers games now that their longtime radio home has changed. Also, Doug gives his take on the Josh Hader trade, and Aaron Rodgers meets the media at his locker ahead of Friday night’s preseason game.

On today's TDRP, Doug is joined by Chuck Freimund, breaking down the Bucks Game 5 matchup later that evening with the Boston Celtics. Also, why the NHL won't work in Milwaukee, and remembrances of the late Bob Lanier.

Doug and Chuck Freimund sit in for Mike Heller on this Friday afternoon. They get into the Bucks Game 3 matchup with the Chicago Bulls, talk about what Wisconsin places they haven't been to, and what loss still haunts you most to this day.

On the Tuesday night "The Game Night" Doug talked to new Milwaukee Panthers basketball coach Bart Lundy and paid tribute to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins

Doug thought he was scheduled to host "The Game Night" on Wednesday. Instead, he was bumped. The solution? Do the show anyway and podcast it!

Right after this past weekend's Selection Sunday Show, Doug took to the airwaves with longtime Badgers reporter Mike Heller, former Wisconsin big man Brian Butch, and legendary play-by-play man Matt Lepay for a roundtable college basketball discussion.