Todd Allbaugh fills in for Steve Scaffidi as he and Kristin Brey discuss Canada tariffs, Wisconsin exports, rising costs, and the debate over child care funding and stay-at-home parents.

Dave Spano explains how tariffs could affect the markets and what investors can do to protect themselves. Plus, a recap of the Badgers’ loss, the incredible punt that reached the 1-yard line, the history of Labor Day, and a look ahead at the week in Wisconsin politics.

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Guests include ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan and ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We wrap up with a move for The Athletic's Eric Nehm.

ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski talks about how weeks after unreleased OpenAI models broke free of their testing environments and hacked into third party websites, the company has released GPT-6 Astra, the first model it says meets OpenAI's "critical cybersecurity capability threshold." What improved capabilities is the company touting? Why is OpenAI still deeply unprofitable? Plus, IFS 2026 is wrapping up in Berlin, basically like the CES of Europe, what are some of the coolest gadgets being unveiled?

The Cubs’ division hopes took a major hit after their loss to the Brewers, but can they hold off the Phillies and secure a Wild Card spot? Jesse Rogers breaks down Craig Counsell’s bullpen decision-making before Cubs Bench Coach Ryan Flaherty joins the show to discuss PCA’s MVP leap, the daily responsibilities of an MLB bench coach and Chicago’s final push toward the playoffs. #Cubs #ChicagoCubs #PeteCrowArmstrong #MLB #RyanFlaherty

ESPN MLB insider Jesse Rogers takes you beyond the headlines and inside the game with the kind of Northside Baseball access only he can deliver. Presented by Arlington Toyota!

Reviewing how Matt LaFleur answers questions about Jordan Love at the line of scrimmage, playing a third opener in eight years in Minnesota, and the challenge of facing a Brian Flores defense right out of the gates. Plus, Whoa Nelly! featuring another dramatic Brewers win over the rival Cubs and Jesse's thoughts on the Notre Dame student section. And looking ahead to the annual Wilde and Tausch BOLD-a-Thon tomorrow!

Matt LaFleur had a few things to say about the Wisconsin-Notre Dame game at Lambeau Field on Sunday night. Recapping a busy sports weekend with DOUBLE Wilde and Tausch Trivia presented by Cousins Subs. And what do some of ESPN's finest NFL minds project for the Green Bay Packers 2026 season?

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how citing a rising rate of suicides among military veterans, the American Psychiatric Association Foundation has expanded its flagship national public awareness campaign to coincide with Suicide Prevention Month. What are some of the efforts being done to raise awareness? What are the statistics behind awareness measures and suicide rates?

1. Canada's retaliatory tariffs are taking effect today, hitting hundreds of American products from steel to cheese to motorcycles.

2. A troubling new report on test scores, showing American teenagers are falling behind in reading.

3. We now know the first headliner for next year's Summerfest: Zac Brown Band.

Carmen and Jurko get ready for Bears-Panthers with Tom Thayer, who explains why Carolina’s size, offensive tackles, big receivers and Bryce Young’s development make Week 1 an interesting test. Thayer also discusses whether the Bears defense can survive early injuries and become at least average if the pass rush shows up. The guys then make some bold NFL predictions, including Miles Garrett chasing another 20-sack season and Ja’Marr Chase pushing for 2,000 receiving yards. Gabe Neitzel from ESPN Wisconsin joins to preview the Packers, including Matt LaFleur’s late-game issues, Micah Parsons’ timeline, Josh Jacobs’ legal situation and Green Bay’s revamped receiver room. The hour closes with live reaction to Ben Johnson confirming Braxton Jones will start at left tackle while Rome Odunze remains day-to-day with a new injury.

It's the Tuesday edition fresh off an action-packed Labor Day Weekend in Green Bay! The guys share their reactions to Wisconsin's 41-13 opening season loss to #4 Notre Dame at Lambeau Field. Did the good outweigh the bad from what everyone saw on the field against a national championship contender? Also, a quick recap of the Wilde and Tausch 10th Anniversary Celebration Event in the shadow of Lambeau Field. And Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins for his weekly appearance to share his perspective on the Wisconsin Badgers, Green Bay Packers, and more.