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Sherwin opens the show with optimism, sharing why he believes 2026 will be better—from the upcoming governor’s race to his long overdue travel bucket list. He recounts his lone 2020 Vegas trip and a memorable early-pandemic airplane moment. Sherwin then reveals an exciting new collaboration with a travel group and Visit Milwaukee designed to showcase the city through local eyes. The hour rounds out with a Truth Nation poll on Walmart and a hilarious tangent about Cinnabon before diving back into America’s complicated feelings about the retail giant.

1. Today marks one week out of jail for the Wisconsin kayaker who faked his own death last year and flew off to Europe to meet a woman. 46-year-old Ryan Borgwardt was released from the Outagamie County Jail last Tuesday, after spending 89 days locked up. 2. New evidence in the case against alleged United Healthcare CEO Killer, Luigi Mangione. 3. Take note shoppers, return fees are rising!

Sherwin kicks off Hour 2 stunned that it’s nearly been 30 years since 2Pac’s death as he reacts to the new 50 Cent vs. Diddy documentary and Diddy’s pattern of exploitation in business. Conversation shifts back to Walmart as Sherwin breaks down rising prices and the chain’s massive influence—21% of all groceries bought in the U.S. come from Walmart. He checks in on the YouTube chat, discusses Milwaukee’s new music venue, and takes calls from Bob and Allen, who offer their usual mix of humor, commentary, and unexpected friendship.

Hour 3 begins with Brandon calling in to argue that the Diddy documentary is a distraction from the Epstein files. Sherwin then dives into closeted artists, the question of how many dates are “enough,” and why some men feel women are trying to steal their “seed.” Miss Shack calls to discuss the collapse of trust in society, raising three sons amid today’s social conditioning, and how past experiences shape our fears. Terry joins to add his perspective before Sherwin wraps the show with a full-day recap and a warm send-off to the audience.

The guys get an update on the MLB offseason with Jesse Rogers. The guys also continue to prep for the Bears vs. Browns game on Sunday.

Hammer and Emmett breakdown the struggles of the Browns' Special Teams unit and they talk hot seats in Cleveland.

Browns Analyst Tony Grossi and Chopz discuss what else Shedeur needs to show the Browns, exposure of Browns' coaches, and the 2026 QB room.

RBS HR 3 - Rizz and Hammer talk Cavs with Brian Windhorst. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Kyle Schwarber signs a new deal with the Phillies and the guys go inside The Brunch Rush.

Great words from our Stand Out of the Year - Dr. Brenda Cassellius! This hour begins with an in-studio appearance from Dr. Cassellius. We also talk to CBS White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi to recap everything that's happening in Washington.

ESPN's Senior NBA Insider Brian Windhorst joins Rizz and Hammer to discuss how the struggles of the Cavs aren't getting better.

CBS White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins the program and we cover President Trump’s domestic economic policy speech he’s expected to give today. Plus, Trump doubling back on his comments of releasing the video of the back-to-back strike, and the biggest conversation on Captiol Hill.

Browns Analyst Tony Grossi joins Rizz and Hammer in studio to talk Shedeur and play "Reaction/Overreaction."

RBS HR 2 - Rizz and Hammer talk to Tony Grossi for an entire hour & play "Reaction/Overreaction." They also talk to their Junior Reporter.

The guys debate the news that Notre Dame will not play in a bowl game after being left out of the College Football Playoff. Tom Thayer stops by the studio to talk Bears football.

ESPN’s Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy with a candid evaluation of the Packers’ biggest issues heading into a huge AFC road matchup. Wilde reacts to new data showing Rashan Gary’s poor quick-pressure numbers, noting that Kingsley Enagbare is outplaying him in key moments — and that Gary’s hefty 2025 contract could force tough offseason decisions. Wilde also raises flags about Green Bay’s recurring injury problem, pointing to multiple players who have returned prematurely only to aggravate injuries or exit games early (Zach Tom, Lucas Van Ness, Carl Brooks, Dontayvion Wicks, Matthew Golden, Brandon McManus). He questions whether the issue lies in coaching decisions rather than the medical staff. The crew also breaks down the Packers’ defensive depth issues without Devonte Wyatt, why pushing Lucas Van Ness inside would help but isn’t possible yet, and what the team expects from newly added 700-pound combined defensive tackles. Additional topics include: • Why Denver’s 11–2 record may not be as intimidating as it looks • Why playing in Denver is always tricky — altitude, noise & environment • The realistic danger of losing ground to Chicago before their rematch • Why Matt LaFleur lit up when discussing Bo Melton’s growing role • The WR rotation, Wicks’ lingering injury, and Dobbs’ disappearing production 🎧 Smart, honest Packers insight — every week with Jason Wilde on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Rashan Gary, Kingsley Enagbare, Devonte Wyatt, Dontayvion Wicks, Packers injuries, Packers Broncos, Matt LaFleur, Jordan Love, Packers defense, NFC North, Packers podcast, ESPN Milwaukee

The conversation gets real on Jen, Gabe & Chewy as the crew breaks down whether the Packers’ 28–21 win over Chicago proves Green Bay is now a legitimate Super Bowl contender. With the NFC filled with flawed teams — from the Eagles unraveling to Detroit sliding and Tampa fading — the hosts debate whether the Packers’ steady rise puts them near the top of the conference. The show digs into the Jordan Love debate, comparing his first 45 starts to Aaron Rodgers’ numbers (shockingly similar), discussing whether he belongs in the MVP conversation, and questioning whether Micah Parsons might actually be the Packers’ most valuable player. They also explore: • Why fans hesitate to call the Packers “very good” • Which NFC teams can actually win a Super Bowl • Why Green Bay looks more complete than Seattle or Detroit • Why the next three games (Broncos–Bears–Ravens) could swing the season And as Denver looms, the crew warns of a classic trap game: the Packers haven’t won a road AFC game in years, and Mile High remains one of the toughest environments in football. 🎧 Packers confidence check, MVP arguments, NFC landscape chaos — every weekday on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jordan Love, Aaron Rodgers, Micah Parsons, Packers Super Bowl, NFC playoff picture, Packers vs Broncos, Matt LaFleur, Packers MVP debate, NFC North, Jen Gabe and Chewy, ESPN Milwaukee