Processing anything - talking helps. This hour, we start with processing tragedy from someone who was in a school during a school shooting and is now making it her life to help those with mental health, Kate Stocks. Plus, Brewers 360 with GM Matt Arnold where we get bullpen & other injury updates.

Brewers 360 with GM Matt Arnold. The most recent story out of the Brewers camp is bullpen pitcher Trevor Magill hitting the 15-day IL for a right flexor strain. We ask Matt about that injury,

Yet another school shooting happened yesterday killing two elementary school students. So with an obvious physical toll that was taken, but the mental toll is almost indescribable. We are joined by Kate Stocks from Shoreside Therapy to talk the importance of grief counseling and prioritizing mental health especially in tragedies. Kate talks about her story – where she was at Wauwatosa West, where a principle was shot during the school day – and how she turned that into a new journey.

Beware; the flag suggestion route might be what will happen to Milwaukee. This hour, covering VP Vance who will be in La Crosse today. The latest info on the shooter in the latest school shooting just outside of Minneapolis, and Mark Tauscher points towards optimism for this year's Badgers football team.

Tonight! The Badgers kick off their 2025 football season against Miami of Ohio. Former Badger Mark Tauscher joins the show and it seems that optimism isn’t high for this year’s Badgers team. Why not? Tausch gives us reason to be optimistic

More details on the shooting in a church in Minneapolis that killed two children and injuring others. Out of that, an Everyday Hero story, a story on A.I. traffic management, and Jen Lada stops by to talk restaurant tolerance.

Everyday Hero – Our Hero comes from Minneapolis, that terrible shooting that happened at Annunciation School. We fortunately have a hero from this tragic event. Powerful audio of a fifth grader telling the story of his friend who jumped on top of him to save him from bullets flying in the church.

What would it take for you to walk out of a restaurant before you get your food? A survey explains that sticky tables are one of the most common reasons people leave. ESPN Milwaukee’s Jen Lada joins the program to talk what would get her to leave. As our resident traveler, Jen has a lot of experiences, both good and bad, when going out to eat. We also ask about the beginning of the College Football Season.

Stuck at a red light with not a single car coming the other way? It's a waste of time, a drain on our patience, and it begs the question: isn't there a better way? That’s the topic of this month’s Drivers Ed with Debbie.

I absolutely would officiate that wedding in a heart beat. This hour, we discuss the lawsuit Oak Creek citizens are filing against the city for the Buc-ees zoning & location. The Taylor Swift discourse, and some breaking news out of Minneapolis of a shooting at a catholic elementary school.