The United States Men's Soccer Team didn't qualify for the World Cup, but one American still made it to the knockout stage. New Jersey native Mark Geiger joins the Winks Thinks Podcast to recall his experience in Russia. Plus, his thoughts on pro/rel, the MLS style of play, and what he'll do after officiating. 

Bart took 28 days off from alcohol and think he's a hero. Riggs at KISS FM hasn't drank all summer. The two explore how different their daily lives are without drinking, especially in a town where it's a large part of the culture.

Our Green and Gold Football Insider breaks down a different football with Bart Winkler. Michael Cohen talks about changes that can be made in America to make their national team a world power, his background in soccer, and the things that Jurgen Klinsmann did right for the USMNT. Plus, Michael has moved to The Athletic and explains what Packers fans can expect from him on the new site.

If you like Big Brother, this is the podcast for you! If you don't, then check back again later! It's all Big Brother 20 as Bart and Jeff "Polish Pipebomb" Orloski break down the new twists on the new season, the houseguests they like and can't stand, and how the challenge to win the game is tougher than ever.

Liga MX sides C.F. Pachuca and Club Leon battle in the third ever soccer game played at Miller Park. Bart takes you through the week of the event which includes an interview with Milwaukee Brewers COO Rick Schlesinger, Miller Park Head Groundskeeper Michael Boettcher, and select fans that attended the match. 

0:01 Mister Mini Golf of MiniGolfReviews.com talks about taking over the MUSA Putt Putt league, the best courses in the Milwaukee area, and plans for a future indoor facility

25:50 Keith Schweda of MKE Fistball tells us about the hidden sport right in our backyard

36:27 Producer Dave of 99.1 WMYX and Chuck Freimund of 105.7 FM The FAN talk about what they hate about kickball and kickball players

Former speechwriter for George H.W. Bush as well as one-time Milwaukee radio host Curt Smith talks about his new book "The President and the Pastime" (begins 4:59 mark) Ignoring the cries to #StickToSports, Bart and Curt talk about the connection that baseball has had with the White House throughout America's history. Plus, the line he wrote for Bush 41 that still resonates with Bart to this day as well as his thoughts on championship teams declining invitations to Washington, D.C.. And with the World Cup upon us and the Americans at home, who should we root for? Bart's brother Brock Winkler has narrowed down the list and the two come up with the team they will support (begins 30:11 mark). 

Still furious that the United States Men's National Team did not qualify for a World Cup, Bart looks ahead to soccer's biggest event and wonders how much he'll be invested this time around. His brother and fellow soccer diehard Brock Winkler joins Bart at the 04:30 minute mark. And two coaches from Milwaukee Lutheran, Bryan Oechsner and Oswald Bwechwa Jr. join Bart at the 14:45 minute to have a conversation about their upcoming camp and other ways that youth can get involved in the game without their parents breaking the bank.

Meet "Popcorn Jake"! One of Bart's most frequent guests from his former show stops by to talk about whether or not fans should be able so claim they deserve to watch good basketball, as well as his awful plan to someday own an NBA team. And some inside jokes we hope you find entertaining. Bart gets introspective and tries to figure out what he wants to get out of his podcast with KISS FM's Riggs. And more inside jokes.

Bart Winkler and Producer Dave from 99.1 The Mix talk about the NBA playoffs now that the final four have been set. We all assume it's going to be the Cavs and Warriors again - is that a good thing or a bad thing for the NBA? Plus, they say they are not going to get into the LeBron vs MJ debate, but they obviously do. And some thoughts on the Bucks coaching search.