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Aaron Rodgers has announced that this year will be his final season in the league. Mark Tauscher joins the show, and we get Tausch’s thoughts on Rodgers’ retirement tour. Does it have to do with the reunion with Mike McCarthy? The only downside? The Steelers’ schedule isn’t all that appealing for a Rodgers retirement tour.

Everyday Hero! A morning walk between a man and his dog, saved an elderly neighbor’s life. The dog wouldn’t give up trying to send a message – and what they found was an opportunity to act fast, and save a life.

We didn't spoil anything. Probst did though. We get into that. Plus we start the hour with the indictment handed down by the DOJ to former leader of Cuba, Raul Castro. Also, an odd GLP drug side effect, and an Everyday Hero!

The Badgers swept the Cubs! Oh man a huge sweep! Here to talk about it, ESPN’s Jen Lada. It wasn’t subtle. It was a reminder. The Brewers are always in the mix. We discuss the team at hand, and not nearly touching the payroll of the Cubs. This was a huge statement made by the Brewers.

The Common Council isn't just going to standby this time. This hour, we begin discussing the US indictment of Raul Castro and paint the parallels with the Maduro case. Plus, what his this Trump fund for 1.776 billion dollars?

This morning it was announced that the US will hand down charges against the former leader of Cuba, Raul Castro, son of longtime Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. These charges stemming from his role in shooting down US planes 20-years-ago, and the US wants to hold him accountable. Also, we ask Thane about the situation with the IRS where Trump will hold a trust where he will assist his allies and give...

He does have a little bit of that retro-throwback aesthetic. This hour, we begin talking about the rise of e-bikes and how they are becoming a bit of a safety concern. Plus, Brewers 360 with broadcaster Jeff Levering!

Brewers 360 with Jeff Levering! The Miz dazzled again and punked the Cubs. My goodness. So he left with a minimal pitching count. Why? Levering brings us through the long-term plan for Misiorowski. We also talk ‘Brewers’ scoring – meaning getting across the plate without the long ball, and David Hamilton putting on a bunting clinic.

The rise of e-bikes. There are more frequencies of these bikes being ridden around city streets. Plus, more younger riders are getting these bikes. However, there are more causes for concern because although bike riders are expected to follow the rules of the road – but they don’t always. What is the solution? To talk about this, e-bikes, and even e-moto vehicles and the legality of them – Jake Ne...

A very politician-given answer. This hour, a Vince & Erik take us inside the Summerfest preview. Plus, Mark Tauscher joins the show and we talk about the son-of-a-star now in the Packers locker room.

Summerfest preview event! The World Festival Group holds an event every year for it’s partners to come and preview the new merch, food, and speak to Summerfest leaders – as well as city leaders including the Mayor. Vince & Erik take us inside the event

Mark Tauscher joins the show and what happens when the son of a star athlete finally breaks into the league? It’s rare, but when it happens, what does that mean for the son of the star? The Packers have picked up Jerry Rice’s son heading into training camp. Pretty cool – if he can be his dad. Is this a guarantee they will get an opportunity? And what’s it like in the locker room for the son-of-a-s...

What award would your wife give you? Would you want it? Would you deserve it? This hour, another Salute to Service piece. Plus a Summerfest preview feature. And Dr. Ken Harris talks radicalization of the youth following the San Diego mosque shooting.

Dr. Ken Harris joins the program and we get more details in the San Diego mosque shooting where the two teenage gunman were radicalized online through a mutual hate of multiple religions, and constant rejections from women. Dr. Ken Harris points to the parents. The parents did the right thing contacting police before the attack. We also praise the security guard who died defending the mosque.

Honesty is a core value at our company. This hour, we begin with CBS News' Olivia Rinaldi discussing the latest in Washington including the 'anti-weaponization' proposal. Plus, A.I. in the hands of the graduates, and is Marty Brooks out of a job?

What is the ‘anti-weaponization proposal?’ CBS News White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins the program to detail where this is coming from and how President Trump can sue his own government? So, could that money actually be handed out to Trump’s allies? Also what’s the latest with the peace deal in Iran? It seems like one is on the horizon? But we’eve heard that before. And of course, the ballr...

An endorsement from the manager! This hour, we begin with A.I. mentions at commencement speeches - and graduates don't like it. Plus, what role if any did Tom Tiffany have in striking down the tax bill that didn't pass the state senate last week? And Brewers 360 with the Manager Pat Murphy!

Brewers 360 with the Manager, Pat Murphy! A hot start for Yelich’s return to the team homering in back-to-back games. A huge point of momentum in the game, as well as the leader reestablishing himself to the newest members in the clubhouse. Oh, and Miz is pitching tonight. Let’s go!

Ehh, not quite. This hour, we begin with a possible job change for Marty Brooks, CEO of the Wisconsin Center District. Plus, Niz meets his falcon. And Mark Tauscher joins the show to talk the future of the Chicago Bears

Mark Tauscher joins the program and today, there’s an NFL owners meeting and on the agenda – the new location of the Chicago Bears. Will they move to Indiana? Or Arlington Heights? Plus, Rodgers and McCarthy are reunited again in Pittsburgh and Rodgers actually showed up to OTAs! So, what is the working relationship like between the old Super Bowl champs?

Brian Niznansky had the opportunity to meet his peregrine falcon that shares the same namesake! We recognize the move WE Energies did with this local media tie in with this year’s falcons – but it worked. Plus, a check in on a cool off this week before a nice Memorial Day Weekend

The same issue we had all those years ago. Same guy too! This hour, the whale story. Plus, MPS will meet today to discuss the school year's budget, but on the heels of a tax bill that was voted down in the senate last week. Plus, Lori Nickel talks biking season, and the Brewers laid it on the Cubs.

Start seeing bikes. Meaning bicycles! The season is here with fundraiser rides, races, and more events. Our resident biking expert Lori Nickel joins the program to share a harrowing biking experience growing up in Milwaukee.

Happening Today: An MPS meeting regarding the budget bill – and what a different meeting this would be if the Governor’s budget bill, who he attempted to draw up with help from GOP leadership, was voted down in the State Senate. Meanwhile, what happened? GOP Gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany was on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News explaining, from his perspective, what happened and answered the questi...

The death of the door-to-door salesman. Or, is there a resurgence in a door-to-door salesperson? An interesting study saying they’re coming back. Plus, we had an old door-to-door salesman call in and we can see why he used to sell vacuums.