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A place to hear all of our great interviews on WTMJ from shows like Wisconsin's Morning News, Wisconsin's Afternoon News, Steve Scaffidi & Jeff Wagner.

  1. 9 hr ago

    Plays Rich with Culture and a Beer Rich with Weather

    Sandy Maxx returns with a packed look at the arts, culture, and happenings around southeastern Wisconsin. Sandy previews Oktoberfest celebrations, Doors Open Milwaukee and Racine Art Museum’s In/Between festival, while spotlighting Bridges Library System, NO Studios’ DanceFest and First Stage’s bilingual production of Go, Dog. Go! The cast of Next Act Theatre’s Trayf joins Sandy to explore the play’s themes of faith, friendship, and coming of age. Plus, photographer and social media weatherman Eric “Bert Lauderdale” Halverson talks about “Bert Alerts,” storm chasing, photography, the Brewers, and even having his own beer.

    Plays Rich with Culture and a Beer Rich with Weather

  2. 10 hr ago

    Prep Mania

    Riley Jauch and the Dean of Madison Area High School Sports, Dennis Semrau, are back for another episode of Zimbrick Honda's PrepMania Weekly, breaking down the biggest storylines from Week 5 across Madison and Wisconsin high school sports. This week, we recap the biggest PrepMania Game of the Week before diving into the latest ESPN Wisconsin Power Rankings powered by Pizza Hut. Plus, Verona football head coach, Andrew RIley, joins the show ahead of his team's crucial showdown with Big Eight rival, Middleton. The Cardinals ended the Wildcats' three-year run of Big Eight Conference titles last season, now the two foes meet in Middleton this Friday on Homecoming. Subscribe to ESPN Madison for the latest Wisconsin high school sports coverage, game highlights, interviews, rankings and analysis from PrepMania.

    Prep Mania

  3. 10 hr ago

    Packers Survive the Jets, O-Line Rebuild Is a MESS & Can LaFleur Fix the Penalties?

    On Potawatomi Sportsbook Football Monday, Alex Strouf fills in for Greg Matzek alongside Gary Ellerson after the Packers escape New York with a 20-17 overtime win. Green Bay finally snaps its six-game losing streak, but Gary and Strouf can’t ignore the historic lack of discipline: 26 accepted penalties for 231 yards through two games. Gary explains why those mistakes ultimately fall on the head coach and says the Packers have to get the problem under control before it starts costing them more games. The guys also dig into an offensive line that has essentially been rebuilt in front of everyone’s eyes. Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest on the injuries and explains why Green Bay could enter Thursday night with Jordan Morgan, Jagger Burton, Sean Rhyan, Jacob Monk and Anthony Belton as its starting five. Wilde questions some of the personnel decisions that created this situation and wonders whether Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst have always shared the same vision for the offense. Plus, Gary explains why Green Bay needs to lean on its defense and special teams while the offense searches for answers. Lukas Van Ness is coming off the best game of his career, Edgerrin Cooper continues to emerge in the middle and Evan Williams is making plays on the back end, all before Micah Parsons even returns. Then D. Orlando Ledbetter previews Thursday night’s home opener against Atlanta and what Michael Penix Jr., Bijan Robinson and former Packer Za’Darius Smith bring to Lambeau Field.

    Packers Survive the Jets, O-Line Rebuild Is a MESS & Can LaFleur Fix the Penalties?

  4. 11 hr ago

    Summer Salettel - BDHS Girls Volleyball 9-21-26

    Beaver Dam Girls Volleyball Head Coach Summer Salettel talks about her team's Tuesday matchup with DeForest and the "Dig Pink" Theme Night.

  5. 12 hr ago

    Molly & Jim

    Molly & Jim rolls on into hour number two and they are still frustrated with the Packers offensive line... they lament the units struggles and ponder what solutions Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst could possibly concoct to help keep this season afloat. They also listen to Aaron Rodgers gripe about the coaching out in Pittsburgh which inspires them to go through every single NFL that's 1-1 to decide whether they feel better or worse about the Packers than each. Ultimately, they end the show where they started, deciding that the Packers at present are painfully mediocre.

    Molly & Jim

  6. 12 hr ago

    Molly & Jim

    Mark Tauscher joins Molly & Jim to lend his thoughts on whether the Packers are a good team or not and even he can't confirm that they are, he also weighs in on Green Bay's struggling offensive line, shares some thoughts on the Badgers and much more!

    Molly & Jim

  7. 12 hr ago

    Molly & Jim

    It's a Victory Monday on Molly & Jim! The Packers squeaked by the Jets 20-17 in OT yesterday and Molly & Jim are still very concerned... they express their frustrations with the G&G's performance and ask the question, are the Packers a good football team? Mark Tauscher joins to lend his thoughts and even he can't confirm that they are, he also weighs in on Green Bay's struggling offensive line, shares some thoughts on the Badgers and much more! The crew wraps up the hour revisiting their predictions from Molly's Game last week.

    Molly & Jim

  8. 12 hr ago

    Extra: Wisconsin Finally Showed What It Can Be. Now Comes Penn State

    Was this the Wisconsin football team we've been waiting to see? Jim Rutledge and Riley Jauch react to the Badgers' 54-10 win over Eastern Michigan, a game that finally gave Wisconsin fans a glimpse of what this team can be. After a shaky opening quarter, Wisconsin exploded offensively and dominated the rest of the game. Colton Joseph bounced back from an early interception to throw for a huge afternoon, while Tyrell Henry set a Wisconsin single-game record with 14 receptions for 160 yards. The defense also turned the game around with a flurry of takeaways, including interceptions from Mason Posa and Matt Jung and a fumble recovery touchdown from Cooper Catalano. For the first time this season, Jim and Riley saw the version of the Badgers they've been talking about all offseason. But does a 54-10 win over Eastern Michigan prove Wisconsin is ready for No. 13 Penn State? Not necessarily. The guys discuss what the victory actually tells us about the Badgers — and why the next game will be the real test. In this Jump Around Extra: 🦡 What Wisconsin finally showed against Eastern Michigan 💥 Colton Joseph's massive bounce-back performance 🔥 Tyrell Henry's record-setting game 🛡️ Mason Posa, Cooper Catalano and the Badgers' opportunistic defense 🏈 Why the response after a terrible first quarter may matter more than the final score ⚠️ The one major concern: Wisconsin's running game 📈 Why the Badgers now have a “proof of concept” 🏟️ What the Eastern Michigan win means heading into Penn State The Eastern Michigan game didn't prove that Wisconsin is a good team. But it did prove the Badgers can be a good team. Subscribe for more Wisconsin Badgers football reactions, analysis and interviews from The Jump Around.

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