Wilde & Tausch

A big debate lives up to the hype between Tausch and Jesse regarding the level of interest in the World Baseball Classic championship game between Team USA and Venezuela last night. Is the WBC closer to the Super Bowl or the Bishops Charity Game? Also, a Wisconsin Geography (mostly) Wednesday edition of Wilde and Tausch Trivia. And Whoa Nelly! asking about a dream broadcast booth following the combo of Brian Anderson, Dick Vitale, and Charles Barkley together at the First Four last night.

Reactions to our conversation with Bryan Bulaga in the 9AM Hour, including further discussions of the qualifications to be selected as a partner for a member-guest golf tournament. Also, Homer joins for his weekly appearance for more reactions to the Green Bay Packers announcing plans for Bob Harlan to be honored on the facade of Lambeau Field. Homer says that's not enough...so what other ideas does he have to honor the Packers legend? Plus, power rankings of the most influential individuals in Packers history.

It's the Wednesday edition! After an unexpected spirited debate about Minnesota youth sports (?), the guys discuss the Green Bay Packers plans to honor the late Bob Harlan with his name on the facade at Lambeau Field. Is that honor enough to recognize his legacy with the Packers organization? And Bryan Bulaga joins the show fresh off a big member-guest golf tournament in Florida with thoughts on the Nate Hobbs farewell tribute, Jordan Morgan on the offensive line, and more.

Jason and Jesse discuss the Packers backup QB situation while Tausch steps away to paint at the Betty Brinn Children's Museum. Once he returns to the show, the guys dive into a big debate ranking the best Wisconsin field trip destinations around the state. And does Wisconsin Dells count as a field trip?

Who will be the backup QB to Jordan Love this season in Green Bay? And reactions to BREAKING NEWS from Green Bay South as the Miami Dolphins trade WR Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos. Also, Wilde and Tausch Trivia presented by Cousins Subs and Iron Joc. And an update on Tausch's work assignment at the Betty Brinn Children's Museum in Milwaukee.

It's the Tuesday edition, with Tausch on a special solo field trip to the Betty Brinn Children's Museum in Milwaukee in partnership with Sendik's. Everyone catches up following the conclusion of the big blizzard that swept through Wisconsin on Sunday night and Monday morning. Also, a follow-up on Monday's debate about Lambeau Field naming rights potentially being sold. And fresh off an appearance from Wisconsin Badgers head coach Greg Gard this morning, Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins the show.

The final hour of the show, the guys discuss the two free agent additions to that Packers that are over the age of 30. Is this a new trend or are they exceptions to the rules? They also have a March Madness addition of Whoa Hunter.

The guys begin hour two reacting to the reports that the Packers could eventually sell the naming rights to Lambeau Field. They also get some fan reactions to the report.

Even with the blizzard raging outside the guys are on the air and Jason STILL won't use his snow blower! Tausch questions if this is really the best week in sports calendar? They also recap Tausch's weekend in Chicago for the Big Ten Tournament.

Jason and Homer compare the Green Bay Packers roster heading into 2026 compared to the Super Bowl roster of 2010. How many special players are easily identified on each team? And how many players in 2026 can elevate their performance to match similar outputs to key players from the Super Bowl season? Also, Whoa Nelly! with Jesse distracted by college basketball; and Feel Good Friday painted by Hallman Lindsay Paints.