Waddle & Silvy recap the Bears Insider roundtable and discuss the latest developments in the Kyler Gordon saga, including workout videos that appear to show a disconnect between Gordon and the Bears’ medical staff. The guys debate whether the relationship can be repaired and whether Gordon should remain with the team.

They also discuss Caleb Williams potentially taking less money to help the Bears build a winner, compare Ryan Poles and Jed Hoyer, and preview the Cubs’ postseason chances and the White Sox’s push for the AL Central.

This hour features a wide-ranging look at sports, health, leadership, and finance. Adam Roberts joins the show to discuss the return of college hockey to Lambeau Field, where both the Wisconsin men's and women's hockey teams will take part in a marquee outdoor doubleheader against national powers Michigan and Ohio State. We also examine a rabies exposure incident connected to a North Carolina petting zoo and what it means for public health awareness. Later, Special Olympics athlete leader Travis Stockard shares how athletes are helping shape the future of the organization through leadership and inclusion initiatives during a major meeting in Milwaukee. Plus, Annex Wealth Management Chief Economist Brian Jacobson breaks down rising bond yields, inflation concerns, retirement planning, and what investors should know about today's AI-driven stock market.

This hour features a mix of serious headlines, local pride, and issues impacting Wisconsin families. We begin with new details in a fatal Milwaukee road rage case, including conflicting accounts from the accused driver's family and investigators. Then, a lighter conversation takes us north as the founder of the playful “Retake the North” movement makes the case for why Michigan's Upper Peninsula should really belong to Wisconsin. Plus, Travel Wisconsin's Anne Sayers shares Labor Day getaway ideas from fairs and festivals to food and outdoor adventures, and MMAC President Dale Kooyenga discusses the economic impact of Canadian tariffs, the debate over Flock cameras, and the growing cost of youth sports in America.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to the Brewers answering their 17-3 beatdown with a 9-4 comeback win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust discuss Christian Yelich’s go-ahead homer, Pat Murphy’s ability to get his team to respond after ugly losses, and the huge contingent of Brewers fans that turned Wrigley into “American Family Field South.”

Plus, Tucker Kraft speaks about his ongoing contract negotiations and makes it clear he wants to remain in Green Bay. The guys explain why Kraft may be even more valuable with Josh Jacobs unavailable and call on the Packers to get a deal done before Week 1. Then, Badgers play-by-play voice Matt Lepay joins the show to preview Wisconsin’s season opener against Notre Dame, including questions along the offensive line, where the Badgers have improved and what it would take to pull off a massive upset.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust starts with Micah Parsons making a massive prediction for Jordan Love: more than 4,000 yards, 40 touchdowns and an MVP-caliber season. Kyle Wallace is fully aboard the hype train as the guys debate whether Love can finally take over the Packers offense, why Josh Jacobs’ absence could force Matt LaFleur to lean on his quarterback, and whether Green Bay’s offensive line is the biggest thing standing in Love’s way.

Plus, Barry Alvarez lays out his expectations for Wisconsin football, leading to a debate over how much improvement Luke Fickell needs to show to keep his job and whether eight wins should be the standard. The guys also relive Christian Yelich and Joey Ortiz going deep at Wrigley, the roar of Brewers fans in Chicago, and look ahead to Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound with Milwaukee trying to keep the momentum rolling.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust reacts to another round of national Packers disrespect after Nick Wright says Green Bay isn’t a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate whether the Packers have done enough in the Jordan Love era to deserve contender status, how much Micah Parsons’ absence changes expectations, and whether Green Bay’s defense can hold up until its star pass rusher returns.

Plus, Andrew Hawkins says it’s time for Jordan Love to replace Matt LaFleur as the face of the Packers offense, and Kyle is all aboard the “Liberate Love” movement with Josh Jacobs unavailable. The guys also react to NFL executives ranking the Bears ahead of the Packers in the NFC and debate whether Chicago is once again being crowned offseason champions. Then, Willingly Useless goes completely off the rails before Uncle Homer joins the chaos.

Waddle and Silvy commence their annual Chicago Bears Media Roundtable with Courtney Cronin, Adam Jahns, Patrick Finley, Adam Hoge, Dionne Miller, Peggy Kusinski and Pat the Designer.

Colin Russo and Mike Rizzo discuss with Keiser AD Kris Swogger when the best time to fire Mike Norvell is.

Jason Wilde Talks Running Back Room and Micah Parsons ahead of their week 1 matchup in Minneapolis,

BD Boys Soccer and Cross Country Previews with Haley Daniels and Nick Pizano,

Dylan Rhodes and Wally try to stump each other with Wednesday Trivia!