Wilde & Tausch

A short and sweet third hour starts off with Wilde and Tausch's big questions for the Green Bay Packers heading into 2026. This is followed up with some Milwaukee Brewers trivia featuring Sparky in Sussex as they make their triumphant return to ESPN Madison this Saturday. An extended Whoa Riley featuring his side of the Lakeshore Path story and his failed athletic dreams. The show is back to full strength to close out the week with Jesse Nelson's return!

Hour two kicks off with Marc Silverman of Waddle and Silvy from ESPN Chicago! He joins to discuss the Bears potential move to Hammond, Indiana, how confident he feels in Caleb Williams & Ben Johnson moving forward, the Packers-Bears rivalry and much more! That conversation carries the hour with reactions to said conversation sending you into the third.

It's the Thursday edition of Wilde and Tausch! Riley steps in as our Cousin's Sub of the Day and Tausch is ready to roll with a story about when he realized he wouldn't be a professional baseball player. This leads to his question for fans: When did you realize that you weren't going to be a professional athlete? The guys answer calls throughout the hour as they hear everyone's (not so) glory stories from their athletic heydays!

More reactions to what comes next for the Green Bay Packers with Rich Bisaccia stepping down as special teams coordinator and assistant head coach. What impact did Bisaccia have on Matt LaFleur, and who may the head coach look to next to replace Bisaccia? Also, WIAC Wednesday themed Wilde and Tausch Trivia; and Whoa Nelly! featuring a Badgers loss and an Ash Clash at Fiserv Forum.

Continuing with reactions to Rich Bisaccia stepping down as the special teams coordinator and assistant head coach of the Green Bay Packers. Why did it take 38 days into the offseason for the decision to take place? Fans share their reactions, including a sentimental call about Rich Bisaccia's impact in the Green Bay community. And Homer joins for his weekly appearance to react to the news.

It's the Wednesday edition, featuring reactions to some unexpected news 38 days into the Packers offseason: Rich Bisaccia has stepped down as the Packers special teams coordinator and assistant head coach. The guys share their reactions to the news, along with Bryan Bulaga stopping by to share his thoughts on the big offseason development (plus some #TackleTalk to go with it).

Continuing discussion of potential Packers moves in free agency during the NFL offseason. How will Romeo Doubs impact what the Packers look to address in the coming months? Also, a Badgers Trivia Tuesday edition of Wilde and Tausch Trivia. And Whoa Nelly! featuring Jesse's Olympics and college basketball grievances.

ESPN NFL writer (and friend of show) Matt Bowen ranks the Top 50 NFL Free Agents and potential best fits for next season. The guys review which 2025 Packers are on the list, along with which player is projected as a best fit to join the Packers next season. Which position is of the most need for GM Brian Gutekunst to address in free agency?

It's the Tuesday edition! Fallout still continues from Monday's "Name That Sports Tune" game. Also, Tausch has spent the last 24 hours contemplating something Jason said yesterday: Is the health of Tucker Kraft and Micah Parsons more important to the success of the Green Bay Packers than Jordan Love? Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins to share his national perspective on Jordan Love and the Packers.

In honor of John Tesh and the All-Star Band performing Roundball Rock live at the NBA All-Star Game, Jesse Nelson brings his keyboard into the studio to lead the group in a round of "Name That Sports Tune" featuring some iconic sports theme songs! The results, as may be expected, are somewhat controversial.