The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust focuses on the Brewers’ biggest question heading toward October: can they trust Kyle Harrison? Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust react to Jeff Levering’s concerns about Harrison’s declining velocity and arm angle, debate whether his massive home-road splits should determine where he pitches in the postseason, and discuss whether Logan Henderson has officially passed Harrison in Milwaukee’s playoff rotation.

Plus, Will brings some of the day’s strangest sports stories before Steve “Homer” True joins the show to weigh in on the Brewers’ pitching staff and explain why Harrison returning to form is crucial to Milwaukee’s World Series chances. Homer also revisits some of his greatest predictions, from believing Jimmy Butler would become an NBA star to his infamous Aaron Rodgers theory.

Waddle & Silvy continue Tom Waddle’s countdown of the 10 most important Bears with Colston Loveland landing at No. 6. The guys also debate the Packers’ handling of Josh Jacobs, react to the NFL’s projected top 100 players and discuss whether Caleb Williams could statistically outperform Patrick Mahomes.

Plus, John Lester joins the show to talk about Pete Crow-Armstrong’s incredible stretch, the Cubs’ postseason chances, his Cubs Hall of Fame weekend, Greg Maddux’s prank, his infamous pickoff struggles and the problem of position players pitching.

As marijuana use among older Americans continues to rise, Dr. Christopher Taylor joins the show to discuss what's driving the trend, the potential health benefits some seniors report, and the risks that come with cannabis use. The conversation explores impacts on physical and mental health, medication interactions, and what older adults should consider before using marijuana.

This hour covers the stories impacting Wisconsin families and communities. We kick things off with 3 at 3, featuring the first day of school for Lincoln Avenue students, the latest on Tony Romo, and a look at the best places to retire. ABC News correspondent Gaby Vinick joins the show to discuss rising beef prices, tariffs, and how grocery costs are influencing voters in key governor's races. WTMJ's Debbie Lazaga stops by with a look at the DEWD traffic dashboards, and Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski explains the hidden dangers of aging and vacant buildings following a partial collapse near downtown, while also discussing community partnerships and public safety efforts across the city.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan talk ESPN's Top 100, preview the NFC South and listen back to Browns QB Taylen Green.

Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski joins the show following the partial collapse of an aging building near Water and Bruce Streets to explain the hidden dangers that can develop inside older structures over time. He discusses the risks deteriorating and vacant buildings pose to firefighters and the public, how the Milwaukee Fire Department works with city inspectors to identify problem properties, and ongoing air-quality monitoring ahead of the building's demolition. Chief Lipski also shares details on MFD's partnership with the Hope Network for Single Mothers and reflects on meeting Packers Hall of Famer Leroy Butler.

ABC News correspondent Gaby Vinick joins the show to discuss rising beef prices and the role tariffs may be playing in pushing costs higher for consumers. The conversation also explores how concerns over food prices and affordability are shaping voter attitudes as candidates make their case in governor's races across the country.

Mark Tauscher joins Kyle & Brust for his Packers State of the Union heading into Week 1. Tausch explains why he feels good about Jordan Love, the receiving weapons, Tucker Kraft and much of the defense, but has serious concerns about Green Bay’s offensive line and running back room. With Josh Jacobs unavailable, Tausch breaks down how Matt LaFleur can protect Love with a quicker passing game and why the quarterback may need to become the Packers’ biggest playmaker early in the season.

Plus, Tausch explains why he expects Micah Parsons to return sooner rather than later, what he needs to see from Lukas Van Ness in Parsons’ absence, and why Jonathan Gannon will have to manufacture pressure early in the season. He also reacts to Matt LaFleur potentially rotating offensive linemen and explains why constantly shuffling players can make it even harder for Green Bay to find its best five up front.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Wisconsin native, California resident Caitlin Morrall and ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We also talk about a lawsuit ensuing between Trader Joe's and Uncrustables.