The Doug Russell Podcast

Coming to the iHeart Radio app (or wherever you get your podcasts) a deep dive into the history of football's most storied franchise, the Green Bay Packers. Join Doug Russell for "Tales From 1265" coming soon!

The final hour of Doug and Dobie features CBS 58 Sports Director Kevin Holden joining the show to talk about what is next for the Packers, and how close his call was for a vacation he and his wife planned for January, booked when Green Bay was 4-8.

Hour 2 of Doug and Dobie sitting in for Drew and KB on 97.3 The Game. OnMilwaukee.com’s Matt Mueller drops by…and what are you, high?

Doug and longtime comedian Dobie Maxwell join forces to sit in for Drew & KB in today's Part 1 (of 3) of the show. They talk Packers with Cheesehead TV's Aaron Nagler and Bucks with The MJS's Jim Owczarski.

Today, Doug sits down with "Reviewing The Brew" Executive Editor David Gasper. Was he surprised by David Stearns' resignation? Also, breaking the bank for Corbin Burnes, and who is coming up through the farm system?

It’s a Packers preview TDRS, as Mike McCarthy’s Dallas Cowboys come to Lambeau Field. It’s the former Packers coach’s first official visit back to Green Bay since his firing almost exactly four years ago. Doug also checks in with WFRV-TV’s Burke Griffin.

On this "Anything Goes Wednesday" edition of TDRP, Doug is interviewed by KFIZ-Fond du Lac morning show host Shawn Kiser about their time together at the iconic Fond du Lac radio station. It was an important time for the station and in Doug's career (and where his sports radio career was born).

On the latest TDRP, Doug dives into the question of “Is this a Must Win” for the Packers (of course it is…unless…). Also, what did Aaron really mean in 2016 when he made his famous “run the table” proclamation? And finally, WXYT-Detroit’s Jeff Riger joins the show to talk about Sunday’s game at Ford Field.

On today’s TDRP, Doug dives into the Packers standing pat at the deadline and what might have been Brian Gutekunst’s thinking. And is Sunday’s game at Detroit really a must-win? Depending on your perspective on the rest of the 2022 season, maybe, maybe not.

It's a Packers GameDay edition of the TDRP. Doug checks in with longtime Wisconsin Radio Network Spots Director Bill Scott and WTEM-Washington's Chris Russell. Plus, Aaron Rodgers midweek media availability at his locker in its entirety.

On today’s Packers Gameday edition of the TDRP, we hear from Aaron Rodgers, Matt LaFleur, Mike LaFleur, Robert Saleh, Lance Allan, and Bill Schmid. Will the Packers win on Sunday? We don’t know…but you’ll be prepared to watch it after today’s show!

The Packers have jumped the pond and made their way to London. On today’s TDRP, we’ll make the trip too, hearing from Aaron Rodgers and Matt LaFleur from the UK as well as check in with Packers beat reporters Bill Huber (Sports Illustrated) and Mark Daniels (WNFL Radio).

On today's "Anything Goes Wednesday" edition of TDRP, Doug and Ted Davis talk about the Brewers collapse with post game radio host Tim Allen, plus the Packers get set to jump the pond, and the Badgers begin life under Interim Head Coach Jim Leonhard.

In a stunning and unprecedented move, the Wisconsin Badgers have fired head football coach Paul Chryst. Doug dives in on the reasons and the timing, plus we'll hear the entire press conference announcing Chryst's dismissal.

On Sunday, the Packers host the Patriots. On the latest TDRP, Doug checks in with longtime friend and NBC Sports Boston host and reporter Trenni (Kusnierek) Casey, the Hall of Fame Voice of the Packers, Wayne Larrivee, and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers from his midweek media availability.

EPISODE 140 - THE LOST TAPES. More than ten years ago, Doug was a guest host alongside Mitch "Thunder" Nelles. Unearthed after more than a decade, here is that show.

Sunday, it’s the Packers and the Buccaneers from Tampa Bay. Doug goes in depth with WFRV-TV’s Burke Griffin and Spectrum News host Dennis Krause about the matchup, and what went right in Green Bay’s Week 2 win over the Chicago Bears.

The Packers lost on Opening Day at Minnesota, 23-7. Doug dives into the good, the bad, and the ugly on today's pod.

This week, Sportsradio 1250, WSSP closed its doors to local programming after 17 years as a Milwaukee sports pioneer. Doug spent 4 1/2 years there and shares some thoughts on the matter. Also, we revisit Doug's conversation from last winter with his former WSSP morning show co-host Mike Wickett.

We’re back after an extended summer hiatus! On today’s show, where to listen to Packers games now that their longtime radio home has changed. Also, Doug gives his take on the Josh Hader trade, and Aaron Rodgers meets the media at his locker ahead of Friday night’s preseason game.

On today's TDRP, Doug is joined by Chuck Freimund, breaking down the Bucks Game 5 matchup later that evening with the Boston Celtics. Also, why the NHL won't work in Milwaukee, and remembrances of the late Bob Lanier.

Doug and Chuck Freimund sit in for Mike Heller on this Friday afternoon. They get into the Bucks Game 3 matchup with the Chicago Bulls, talk about what Wisconsin places they haven't been to, and what loss still haunts you most to this day.

On the Tuesday night "The Game Night" Doug talked to new Milwaukee Panthers basketball coach Bart Lundy and paid tribute to late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins

Doug thought he was scheduled to host "The Game Night" on Wednesday. Instead, he was bumped. The solution? Do the show anyway and podcast it!

Right after this past weekend's Selection Sunday Show, Doug took to the airwaves with longtime Badgers reporter Mike Heller, former Wisconsin big man Brian Butch, and legendary play-by-play man Matt Lepay for a roundtable college basketball discussion.