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Telly Hughes joins the show to share the latest on the possibility of a Giannis trade.

Bill Bender, from The Sporting News, joins Beau and Nathan to talk Brendan Sorsby and college athletics.

ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter CHaralambous joins WAN to discuss the latest on the Trump administration's makeover of the Reflecting Pool.

The latest on Giannis, an update on the food truck debate, and Flown Mercure takes off!

ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller talks about how U.S. Vice President JD Vance said his lengthy talks with senior Iranian officials in Switzerland created a "good foundation for a successful final deal" as they seek a permanent end to the war that the U.S. and Israel began in late February. Vance and U.S. officials claimed progress on multiple fronts, including the establishment of "mechanisms" to ensure the Strait of Hormuz stays open and to address fighting between Israel and Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon, where a ceasefire appeared to be holding. Earlier today, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said the Israel Defense Forces will remain in the security zone in southern Lebanon as "long as necessary" to protect residents in the north and the citizens of Lebanon.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau and Nathan talk U.S. Open and they talk to Bill Bender, from The Sporting News.

Guardians Reporter, Andre Knott, joins Emmett and Nick to talk about the series with the White Sox & how they are overcoming injuries.

TNL HR 2 - Emmett and Nick react to "The Refresh" and they talk to Andre Knott. They also get random and give out performers of the day.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things. Guests include GasBuddy Petroleum Analyst Patrick De Haan and TMJ4 News Meteorologist Lauren Larsen. We wrap up with Governor Evers' "Pothole Patrol" tour and a close call at Boston's Logan Airport.

GasBuddy Petroleum Analyst Patrick De Haan talks about how gas prices are dropping, down nearly 14 cents per gallon in the last week. What’s driving this drop and will the trend continue, despite all the uncertainty surrounding the peace deal talks?

1. Will the Milwaukee Bucks trade superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo? That's the big question today. 2. Weeks before the first anniversary of deadly Central Texas flooding, investigators have concluded their probe into the disaster at one summer camp. 3. Many teenagers who want to work this summer have come up empty in their job search.

TNL HR 1 - Emmett and Paulus discuss the idea that Shedeur Sanders could be traded and they look at how the NBA landscape could change.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines. Guests include MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy and ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous. We wrap up with how “Flown Mercure” has officially flown the coop!

ABC News Investigative Reporter Peter Charalambous talks about how President Trump said Saturday afternoon that the U.S. Park Police had arrested multiple people he alleged were vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which has been plagued with algae and peeling paint in the days since the Trump administration completed a costly renovation. The Washington Post identified one man who was detained Saturday as 67-year-old David Hearn, a three-time U.S. Olympian canoeist, who denied any vandalism. According to the Post, Hearn was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of destruction of government property. Does picking at already-peeling paint count as destruction of government property? Is there a warranty on the work already done on the pool?

MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy talks about what Giannis has meant to the city of Milwaukee over the past 13 years and what trading Giannis could mean for the Deer District and tourism in Brew City. Housing prices have increased dramatically over the past decade, causing a real supply and demand crunch for those entering the housing market. With some calling this decade “the death of the starter home”. What’s causing this crisis, and how does Milwaukee compare? On a per capita basis, Milwaukee has always ranked high in the number of Fortune 500 companies headquartered here, how do we rank, and how has that mix changed over the years? If you have been to a Brewer game recently, you may have noticed a new trend in the stands, guys in the upper deck with their shirts off loudly cheering. Is the “tarps off” trend unique to just American Family Field?

1. The clock is ticking on Giannis. Round one of the NBA Draft is Tuesday night and the Bucks are reportedly sorting through two distinctly different offers from the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat. 2. Music producer and executive Clive Davis has died in New York City. 3. Peace talks continue today between the United State and Iran.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey are joined by WISN political reporter Matt Smith to discuss the FBI’s investigation into Milwaukee County’s handling of the 2020 election, the latest developments involving the Green Bay Packers and shared broadcasting revenue, and what political stories are coming next. Later, the hosts examine the cost of healthcare after Kristin’s recent medical procedure, questioning whether the current system rewards treatment over prevention. The show also features a Monday Market Preview with Dave Spano, reflections on Summerfest, and Kristin’s review of Toy Story 5.

Hammer and Emmett talk Rizz mentioning Shedeur could be traded. They also look at the NBA news and Aaron "Drops the Hammer."

Carmen and Jurko debate whether PCA is able to put the Cubs on his back while the rest of the lineup continues to struggle. Plus, Carmen and Jurko trivia World Cup Style!

Carmen and Jurko continue their debate on whether or not Jack is in the wrong in the wedding gift debate. Plus, the best arcade games! And, Kyle Teel returns for the White Sox!

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer discuss the World Cup. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Carmen and Jurko debate who should get the call to play First Base for the Sox as they have struggled at the position... Plus, A game of Who's The Douche breaks out!

RBS HR 2 - Rizz and Hammer talk to Albert Belle. They also look back at the Cavs' championship parade.

Cleveland baseball legend, Albert Belle, joins Rizz and Hammer to talk about the Guardians and the current state of baseball.

Shea runs through Shot or No Shot and Around the NFL.. Including a new bigger for the Bears?

This week on WTMJ Outdoors, presented by Outdoor Living Unlimited, Steve Scaffidi revisits a few favorite conversations that showcase the best of summer in Wisconsin. Rob Jansen, Executive Director of the Wisconsin State Golf Association, discusses the state's thriving golf scene and the work being done to grow the game. Jacob Kron, President of the Wisconsin Climbers Association, shares the excitement and challenges of rock climbing across Wisconsin. And Joel Shapiro, Vice President of the Wisconsin Water Ski Federation, celebrates Wisconsin's rich waterskiing tradition and the passion that keeps it going strong. Listen to WTMJ Outdoors on the podcast page or wherever you get your podcasts.

On this week's episode, WTMJ's Adam Roberts, Elizabeth Lintonen, and Nazir Spencer break down the (recently completed) trial of Amandria Brunner. Also, Adam talks with Al Johnson's front-of-house manager Jaime Blossom-Bexell about a shortage of foreign workers in Door County as tourism season begins in earnest, and WTMJ Community Reporter Tory Lowe joins the show.

This hour highlights some of Wisconsin’s biggest events—starting with an EAA preview from Dick Knapinski, then a live check-in on Summerfest Day 2 with CEO Sarah Pancheri. We also run through the Week in Review and wrap with IndyCar President Doug Boles, who previews a high-speed weekend at Road America.

IndyCar President Doug Boles joins to preview the action at Road America, highlighting what fans can expect, key storylines, and why this iconic track is a favorite on the circuit.

Milwaukee World Festival President and CEO Sarah Pancheri joins to break down Day 2 of Summerfest—what’s drawing crowds, standout moments so far, and what fans can look forward to as the festival continues.

Dick Knapinski joins with a preview of EAA, highlighting what to expect this year, must‑see attractions, and why the annual aviation event continues to draw fans from around the world.

This hour starts with the “3 at 3,” featuring a Team USA coach inspired by Miracle, Summerfest favorites, and an upcoming Honor Flight. We check in live from Summerfest with Liz Lintonen, spotlight Juneteenth with Tory Lowe, and highlight the Stars & Stripes Honor Flight of Champions with Karyn Roelke. Plus, Milwaukee County DA Kent Lovern joins to break down the Amandria Brunner case and its broader implications.

Milwaukee County District Attorney Kent Lovern joins to discuss the Amandria Brunner case, offering insight into the prosecution’s approach, the trial outcome, and broader takeaways from the case.

Kyle and Brust are live from Bree Stevens in Madison for the USA-Australia World Cup watch party, and the guys dive into what makes Team USA soccer such a different kind of national sports experience. Ben questions whether World Cup soccer can really compete with USA basketball, hockey, or the Olympics, while Kyle argues the energy and global stakes make it unmatched. The guys react to USA goals, including Alex Freeman, son of former Packers receiver Antonio Freeman, finding the back of the net. They also debate whether America would dominate soccer if its best athletes grew up playing the sport. The hour closes with Kyle recapping his high-end sushi experience and why raw food still is not for him.

With Team USA leading Australia 2-0 at halftime, Ben and Kyle debate the ultimate Wisconsin sports conflict: watching a USA World Cup knockout match or Jacob Misiorowski chasing Brewers history. The guys weigh the rarity of a perfect game against the once-every-four-years pull of World Cup soccer. Riley Jauck gets sent into the Bree Stevens crowd to find out whether fans actually know who “The Miz” is. Ben, Kyle, and Andrew Zimmel try to calculate Misiorowski’s perfect-game odds, with wildly different formulas and plenty of skepticism. The hour also gets into USA’s dominant group-stage run, Packers home-field advantage, Father’s Day plans, steak grilling, and wedding registry battles.

Kyle and Brust celebrate Team USA’s 2-0 win over Australia and the Americans officially advancing to the knockout round. The guys shift back to Brewers phenom Jacob Misiorowski, hyping his strikeout prop, his one-hit masterpiece against the Phillies, and why every Miz start feels like a chance to witness history. Andrew Zimmel jumps in with “When’s the last time?” leading to stories about being late, avoiding people in public, regrettable texts, and relationship arguments. Kyle’s wedding registry turns into a full debate about gifts, money, and whether a $75 wedding gift in Portugal was acceptable. The hour also covers Giannis trade rumors, Bucks leverage, Miami’s interest, and whether Milwaukee is stuck waiting for the right offer.

A beautiful night to kick off the party by the lake as Sandy Maxx brings you What's on Tap live from Summerfest's opening night! Get the info on who to see the rest of this weekend, what makes Summerfest special for a family close to Sandy and much more.

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! Former Cubs infielder Jason Kipnis joins Jesse Rogers for a deep dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the Chicago Cubs. The guys discuss Pete Crow-Armstrong’s meteoric rise, the elite athleticism that makes him one of the most exciting young players in baseball, and what his emergence means for the Cubs moving forward. They also break down the offensive slump plaguing the Cubs lineup, why the bats have gone cold, and what needs to happen for the offense to get back on track. Plus, Kipnis shares his perspective on Dansby Swanson’s struggles, how he dealt with similar stretches during his MLB career, and the mindset required to work through a prolonged slump. 👇 Episode Highlights: Pete Crow-Armstrong’s rise to stardom What makes PCA such a unique athlete The Cubs’ offensive struggles and lineup slump Jason Kipnis on Dansby Swanson’s challenges How players overcome extended slumps at the plate

Jason Wilde joins Homer to explain why the Packers are taking a public stance on proposed changes to the NFL’s longstanding revenue-sharing structure and why Green Bay has more at stake than any other franchise. He also evaluates Jordan Love’s progress, discusses what needs to happen for the quarterback to reach another level, and shares concerns about the Packers’ offensive line. Wilde breaks down the wide receiver room, explains why Tucker Kraft may be the offense’s top target, and weighs the impact of Christian Watson’s health. Plus, he offers perspective on the growing tension between the Packers and Congressman Scott Fitzgerald over the future of NFL broadcasting and revenue distribution.

Jordan Sherwood and Mario Herron give their latest reaction to UFC Freedom 250. Plus break down the announcement of Islam vs Ian Gary.

Homer welcomes both Jason Wilde and Jay Bilas for a loaded Thursday edition of the Homer Hour. Jason breaks down the Packers’ concerns over potential changes to NFL revenue sharing, Jordan Love’s development, Tucker Kraft’s growing importance, and the outlook for Green Bay’s offense heading into the season. Jay Bilas joins to discuss why he believes this NBA Draft is one of the deepest in decades, what that could mean if the Bucks move Giannis Antetokounmpo, and why Milwaukee should focus on acquiring as much draft capital as possible. Bilas also dives into the evolving NIL landscape and explains why college sports may not be as broken as many believe. Plus, Homer continues his fascination with Jacob Misiorowski and the Brewers’ postseason outlook.

Jim Rutledge holds it down for the final show of the week with producer Riley Jauch moving over to the host chair while Molly Brown is out. They open the show talking about Jim's day at an estate-planning themed golf outing, where he tried to liven the mood with an AI-generated music playlist designed for 40-to to 50-year-old dudes! Young Riley and producer Primetime try to guess the oldies on Jim's AI playlist, and they open up the Carbliss Talk/Text Line -- how many songs can the Molly & Jim listeners get from the playlist??? After getting groovy for 30 minutes, they pivot to today's Brewers news that Quinn Priester will now officially miss the entire season -- so, will they finally pull the trigger to trade for Tarik Skubal? They hear from ESPN's Jeff Passan, who agrees with Jim that the Brewers should finally take the big risk for Skubal, and they ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question: Is the point of watching sports to see your team win a title? They also talk to the listeners who'd argue that different rules apply in the MLB, where the sport is never on a truly even playing field. Jim & Riley wrap up the show with another Brewers question -- are the Brewers taking steps toward success with each season they fall short of the World Series, and will this finally be the year that they take the final step in the postseason?

TMJ4’s Charles Benson joins to break down the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, what it means for the community, and the impact the long‑awaited project could have moving forward.

Following a not guilty verdict on all counts, defense attorney Abigail R. joins to discuss the Amandria Brunner case—breaking down her legal strategy, key moments in the trial, and the emotional reactions from Brunner and her family.

Waddle and Silvy close the week out by going through Aki's A-List