The Homer Hour

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With 34 years in the market, Homer has a take like no one else. Combine that was the likes of former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson as well as ESPN's John Anderson? Get ready for some fireworks!

  1. The Miz, Brewers Odds & Giannis Trade Talk

    HÁ 2 DIAS

    The Miz, Brewers Odds & Giannis Trade Talk

    Homer opens with 755 Jerry Augustine for a full Brewers pitching lesson, centered on why “The Miz” isn’t starting tonight against the Dodgers and how his electric fastball and secondary pitches are developing. Jerry explains why Milwaukee’s young pitching staff could carry the Brewers deep into the season if they stay healthy and rested. Homer then makes his case for a small Brewers World Series bet at 30-to-1. Later, Tony Smith joins to debate NBA flopping, Wemby’s ceiling, and whether Giannis should remain with the Bucks or be traded. Tony also weighs in on the NBA title race and why he still believes OKC has the depth and defense to win it all.

    46 min
  2. Homer and Bulaga Debate Packers’ Championship Formula

    HÁ 3 DIAS

    Homer and Bulaga Debate Packers’ Championship Formula

    Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the hour with Earl Dotson’s story about Reggie White, Leroy Butler, and George Koonce recognizing his talent early in Green Bay. Bulaga explains what makes a great offensive lineman’s punch so effective, how pass rushing has changed, and when he knew he belonged in the NFL. Jason Wilde joins the show to debate the Packers’ wide range of possible outcomes, from offensive line uncertainty to questions around Jordan Love, Lukas Van Ness, and defensive depth. Wilde argues how tiny moments and luck can swing Super Bowl runs, while Homer pushes back hard that championship Packers teams are built first by elite defense. The hour wraps with Bulaga comparing the current Packers roster to the loaded 2014 offense and revisiting why the Buffalo loss may have cost Green Bay a Super Bowl path.

    48 min
  3. The Miz Isn’t Pitching… and Nobody’s Happy

    HÁ 4 DIAS

    The Miz Isn’t Pitching… and Nobody’s Happy

    The Homer Hour opened with devastation after Homer announced the unthinkable: Jacob Misiorowski was not pitching tonight. Homer turned Rain Man entirely into a Miz trivia challenge, testing callers on everything from his draft position and strikeout numbers to where he played college baseball. Jason Wilde joined the show to discuss Aaron Rodgers declaring this season his last, though neither Homer nor Wilde fully bought it. The conversation also shifted into a deeper discussion about NFL players and long-term healthcare, with Wilde explaining why players continue to resist pushing harder for lifetime coverage despite the physical toll of football. Plus, Tim Van Vooren joined Homer to rave about Misiorowski’s dominance, discuss why the Brewers’ young pitching gives them a real shot, and reflect on Aaron Rodgers’ legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks the NFL has ever seen.

    46 min
  4. Homer Declares Misiorowski Must-See TV

    HÁ 4 DIAS

    Homer Declares Misiorowski Must-See TV

    The Homer Hour turned into a full-on celebration of Jacob Misiorowski ahead of another massive Brewers-Cubs matchup at Wrigley Field. Homer repeatedly declared that nothing else in sports mattered because “The Miz is pitching tonight,” while callers joined in to describe the Brewers phenom as appointment television and one of the most exciting athletes Milwaukee has ever seen. Homer even broke down all of his Mizorowski bets for the night, including strikeout totals and innings pitched, while marveling at the young ace’s historic velocity and strikeout numbers. The Cubs rivalry added even more juice to the conversation as fans looked forward to the Brewers continuing their dominance over Chicago and Craig Counsell. Later in the hour, Homer and Jason Wilde debated NFL owners versus players over lifetime healthcare, the possibility of an 18-game schedule, and why NFL players continue to prioritize immediate money over long-term benefits.

    47 min
  5. Miz Mania, Jordan Love & Packers Win Total

    HÁ 5 DIAS

    Miz Mania, Jordan Love & Packers Win Total

    Homer and Bryan Bulaga debate how defenses should attack Aaron Rodgers at this stage of his career before shifting to Jordan Love’s place among NFL quarterbacks. Bulaga grades Love as “very good,” while Homer argues the Packers’ championship ceiling still depends heavily on elite defense. They revisit the heartbreak of the 2011 Packers loss to the Giants and compare some of Bulaga’s best Green Bay teams. The hour also dives into locker-room accountability after reports about Giannis’ lateness, then turns to Homer’s obsession with Jacob Misiorowski’s historic velocity. The show wraps with Bulaga saying the Packers over 9.5 wins looks too good to pass up.

    46 min
  6. Giannis Drama & Packers Schedule Debate

    15 DE MAI.

    Giannis Drama & Packers Schedule Debate

    Homer and Gary Ellerson react to Myles Turner’s claims about Giannis and the Bucks, debating whether any star player could really keep a team waiting for hours. Gary brings his Lombardi-time perspective from the NFL and argues the Bucks’ issues go far beyond Doc Rivers. The conversation turns to whether Milwaukee should consider moving on from Giannis and what his future with the Bucks should look like. Later, Homer and Gary break down the Packers schedule, focusing on the importance of the opening four games, the offensive line, and Matt LaFleur’s challenge against Ben Johnson and the Bears. They also revisit classic Packers-Buccaneers snow-game memories before closing with NFC North win total predictions.

    46 min
  7. Bryan Bulaga Opens Up About Packers Exit

    15 DE MAI.

    Bryan Bulaga Opens Up About Packers Exit

    Bryan Bulaga and Homer spent the hour reacting to Jaire Alexander’s emotional Players’ Tribune story and debating whether the Packers should consider bringing the former All-Pro cornerback back on a veteran minimum deal. Bulaga gave an honest look into the mental and emotional toll NFL careers can take, explaining how injuries, pressure, and feeling disconnected from a team can weigh heavily on players long after the games end. He also reflected on his own difficult departure from Green Bay after the Packers moved on in free agency, sharing how much he loved the organization, the locker room, and the city despite the business side of football. The conversation evolved into a deeper discussion about the sacrifices NFL players make physically and mentally, with Bulaga detailing the weekly pressure of protecting franchise quarterbacks like Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love. Plus, Homer campaigned to bring back Huey Lewis as the show’s intro music, even volunteering to personally pay for the rights if needed.

    39 min
  8. Miz Mania Takes Over Wisconsin

    13 DE MAI.

    Miz Mania Takes Over Wisconsin

    Homer opens the hour obsessed with The Miz and his record-setting velocity, arguing Brewers fans are witnessing something truly unprecedented. Rain Man centers almost entirely on Mizorowski trivia, from his draft slot to his All-Star rise. Jason Wilde joins to talk Packers kicking questions, Bears expectations, and how The Miz compares to rare sports spectacles like Nolan Ryan. Jerry Augustine closes the hour by breaking down why Mizorowski’s stuff is so special and why seeing him live is a must for Brewers fans.

    45 min
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With 34 years in the market, Homer has a take like no one else. Combine that was the likes of former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson as well as ESPN's John Anderson? Get ready for some fireworks!

Informações

  • Canal
    ESPN Wisconsin
  • Criado por
    Wisconsin on Demand
  • Anos de atividade
    2021 - 2026
  • Episódios
    258
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC
  • Site do podcast
    The Homer Hour

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