The Weekend Preview looking ahead to a loaded football weekend...and Tausch proclaims the Big Noon Kickoff concept may not be long for this world? Plus, a new evolution of Headlines featuring Man vs. Machine for the 2026 Packers season. And the Brewers could clinch a playoff berth tonight! Plus, Feel Good Friday painted by Hallman Lindsay Paints highlighting one of our great partners helping recognize the 25th Anniversary of September 11th, 2001.

What gambling is actually legal in Wisconsin?

On this episode of Legally Speaking, Kirsten Hildebrand and Matt Kaplan break down Wisconsin’s surprisingly complicated gambling laws—from casinos and sports betting to fantasy football, raffles, bingo, bar gaming machines and even prediction markets.

They explain why Wisconsin’s constitution broadly restricts gambling while state law still allows a long list of exceptions, how tribal casinos gained their unique legal status, and why something that’s illegal in your living room may be perfectly legal inside a casino.

Kirsten and Matt also explore where the law draws the line between gambling and skill-based games, how the rise of online betting is changing the landscape, and why the legal definitions can become incredibly murky.

Plus, they discuss the very real consequences of gambling addiction—and how estate planning can help protect family assets when a beneficiary struggles with compulsive gambling.

This program is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for individualized legal advice.

PrizePicks of the Week and Steinhafels Sleepers of the Week continuing the countdown to kickoff of Packers-Vikings in Week 1 on Sunday afternoon. And Packers safety Evan Williams joins the show on the Yuengling Legends Line for the first of his weekly appearances this football season!

Carmen and Jurko talk Week 1 betting with Todd Furman, who joins from Las Vegas to break down Bears-Panthers, early-season NFL unders and several season-long plays. Furman shares thoughts on the Dolphins and Giants win totals, the Buccaneers in the NFC South, Josh Allen passing props, Bengals-Bucs under, Vikings over Packers and Tennessee against Georgia Tech. The guys then look at the Bears’ schedule and explain why a 3-1 start through the first four games feels like the baseline expectation. The hour also includes reaction to PCA’s historic season, both Chicago baseball teams getting swept and the White Sox’s ugly strikeout numbers heading into a critical road trip. Carmen and Jurko close with Bears Week 1 anticipation, remembrances of Matt Suhey and Barry Melrose, and reflection on the 25th anniversary of September 11th.

Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski talks about how the Milwaukee Fire Department is honoring the 343 FDNY firefighters who died in the September 11th attacks, as well as firefighters who later died from 9/11-related illnesses in an event this afternoon at 2:00 at Davidson Park in Milwaukee. From his perspective as a fire chief, how does he process the monumental task firefighters, and first responders had that day?

It's the Friday edition! The guys open the show reflecting on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Then, it's on to the Green Bay Packers. The latest on Josh Jacobs pleading "no contest" including what that means and what's next as his situation unfolds. And the Green and Gold Game Preview diving into the biggest storylines of Packers-Vikings Week 1. Also, Wilde and Tausch Trivia presented by Cousins Subs.

Josh Jacobs Case has a resolution! Kyle shares his thoughts on the case, how men need to handle their emotions and what this means for the Packers.

Also, what if America treated every day like 9/11, not with fear, but with the love, compassion, unity, and care we showed one another in the aftermath? Kyle reflects on how Americans came together during one of the nation’s darkest moments and asks why that same compassion cannot guide us every day. We may never forget 9/11 but we should also never forget how we treated each other afterward.

Steve Scaffidi, Kristin Brey, Bill McCoshen, and Joe Zepecki reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, how the attacks changed America, and whether the country can still come together during moments of crisis. 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The Political Power Hour continues with a discussion of the 2026 midterms, the canceled Wisconsin Broadcasters Association gubernatorial debate, rising oil and gas prices, and the FCC’s dispute with Jimmy Kimmel. The panel also shares final thoughts on remembering 9/11, public service, and political unity. Wisconsin Broadcasters Association debate report

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1. American Flags and Wisconsin flags are flying at half-staff today in remembrance of those killed in the September 11th attacks.

2. Locally, several remembrances have already occurred and many more are planned for today.

3. President Trump spending time today at the Pentagon delivering remarks and laying a wreath for the 184 innocent civilians lost their lives.