Packers Training Camp + World Cup Chaos with Aaron Nagler | Ep. 8

Drew and KB open with a phishing scam scare, old tweets from a decade of doing radio together, and a trip down memory lane with journalist Katie Vegas' first appearance on the show. Cheesehead TV's Aaron Nagler joins to break down the electric World Cup run, the Christian Pulisic flop controversy, and why the Bears might actually relocate to Indiana. The crew also dives deep into Packers training camp previews — X-factors, kicker anxiety, and the Kevin O'Connell/Diana Russini scandal fallout — before closing with another absurd "420, What Are You High?" segment.Chapter Markers00:00 – Cold open & intro01:27 – The phishing scam that fooled Drew08:22 – Throwback tweets: 10 years of Beers on the Table history12:18 – Aaron Nagler joins: NBA Finals & NYC energy16:18 – Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce wedding talk18:21 – World Cup deep dive: Messi's comeback, USMNT collapse27:07 – Breaking down the Pulisic "flop" frame by frame29:55 – Bears-to-Indiana stadium speculation36:19 – Packers training camp survival tips38:33 – One-on-one drill hype & the Matthew Golden lesson45:15 – Who to watch first at camp: Jordan Morgan, Caleb Jones53:39 – Jonathan Gannon run-in on the golf course55:49 – Kevin O'Connell, Diana Russini scandal talk1:03:07 – Carry the G beer update & merch plug1:07:25 – 420 segment: Church flamethrower incident1:10:09 – Packers schedule reaction & sign-offSubscribe to Beers on the Table wherever you get podcasts, and watch full episodes and clips on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@973-TVFollow Drew and KB:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@973-TVInstagram: www.instagram.com/onairkb Instagram: www.instagram.com/drewolsonmke X: x.com/onairkb X: x.com/drewolsonmke Got a topic, guest idea, correction, or complaint? Send it to: [email protected] episodes:  Wednesdays and Fridays at Noon or “whenever we damn well feel like it”Beers on the Table is part of the 97.3 TV galaxy:  www.youtube.com/@973-TVThis show contains adult language and opinions that belong to the hosts—not necessarily their families, employers, friends, sponsors, pets, or anybody else within earshot.