Wayne & Matt welcome Kevin Kugler, a veteran play-by-play voice for Fox Sports, Big Ten Network, and Westwood One. Kevin joins the show to share insight and stories from across college football, basketball, and the sports broadcast scene.

Wayne and Matt are joined by Herb Gould, veteran Chicago Sun-Times reporter and author of Lambeau: The Epic Life of Earl Lewis “Curly” Lambeau, the Man Who Invented the Green Bay Packers. To get a copy of his book, visit bit.ly/GouldLambeauBook.

Rick Gosselin is an NFL journalist and the author of The Team History Forgot: The 1960s Kansas City Chiefs. He joins the podcast to talk NFL past and present, drawing on decades of reporting and perspective.

Wayne and Matt catch up with author Rich Podolsky to talk about his book Madden and Summerall: How They Revolutionized NFL Broadcasting. They also dive into Badgers football & basketball and share their thoughts on the Packers.

Vinny Rottino, Brewers color commentator and studio analyst for FanDuel Sports Network, joins the show to break down the Brewers’ incredible season and preview the World Series. Wayne and Matt also discuss the Packers @ Steelers matchup and the Badgers game in Eugene, Oregon.

Wayne and Matt break down the Milwaukee Brewers' NLDS matchup against the Cubs. Plus, they dive into Badgers football and discuss what the Packers' bye week means for the team.

Wayne and Matt cover a tough weekend for football fans in the state of Wisconsin, with losses from both the Badgers and Packers. On a brighter note, they break down the Brewers' NL Central title and what it means for the upcoming playoff run.

The guest is Andrew Brandt, a former Green Bay Packers executive who writes for Sports Illustrated and is a leading voice in sports business reporting. He discusses his time with the Packers and explores the topic of NIL in college sports.

Wayne and Matt break down the Brewers’ season so far and reflect on Sunday’s heartfelt Celebration of Life honoring Bob Uecker.

Wayne and Matt discuss the upcoming Packers and Badgers football seasons, as well as the hottest team in Major League Baseball, the Milwaukee Brewers.