Episodios

  • 2PM: Packers Hire Gannon — Smart, Safe, or Short-Sighted?

    2PM: Packers Hire Gannon — Smart, Safe, or Short-Sighted?
    Jan 26 2026
    The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman reacts to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as their new defensive coordinator. Brad argues it’s a safe choice, but not necessarily the wrong one, while also questioning whether Green Bay rushed the process instead of waiting to explore Jim Leonhard this week. The guys zoom out to ask the bigger question: is the Packers’ structure and culture actually trending toward a Super Bowl, especially when compared to teams like Seattle and New England, who secured major wins yesterday? The hour wraps with Strouf putting Kyle on the spot, asking what the Packers truly do better than those organizations right now.
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    52 m
  • 3PM: Can You Still Trust LaFleur? + Wilde Breaks Down What’s Next

    3PM: Can You Still Trust LaFleur? + Wilde Breaks Down What’s Next
    Jan 26 2026
    The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman continues the reaction to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator, with Kyle and Brad debating whether this latest coordinator hire changes how much you can trust Matt LaFleur moving forward. Three-time Wisconsin Sportswriter of the Year Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Gannon hire, whether Rich Bisaccia could remain as special teams coordinator, and what’s next for the staff as Adam Stenavich interviews with the Titans for a potential offensive playcalling role in 2026. The hour wraps with Brad reacting to the news that UW Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin is heading to Columbia and what that could mean for Wisconsin athletics going forward.
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    38 m
  • 4PM: Gannon Debate Continues + Bulaga Weighs In

    4PM: Gannon Debate Continues + Bulaga Weighs In
    Jan 26 2026
    The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman circles back to the Packers hiring Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator, with Brad and Kyle debating whether skipping an interview with Jim Leonhard was a mistake. KBN Nation calls in to defend the Gannon hire and explain why they’re comfortable with the direction the Packers are heading. Wheel of Strouf brings more chaos, including discussion on whether Adam Stenavich will be back as offensive coordinator in 2026 and why the Pro Bowl feels completely broken. The hour wraps with Super Bowl XLV champion Bryan Bulaga joining to break down the Gannon hire and what’s next for Green Bay this offseason.
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    45 m
  • 2PM: Wait for Jim Leonhard? + Who’s to Blame for Special Teams?

    2PM: Wait for Jim Leonhard? + Who’s to Blame for Special Teams?
    Jan 23 2026
    The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman opens with the question of whether the Packers should wait on Jim Leonhard as their next defensive coordinator while the Broncos’ playoff run continues — with Kyle firmly saying no. The guys then debate who deserves more blame for Green Bay’s ongoing special teams issues: Rich Bisaccia or Brian Gutekunst. Wheel of Strouf delivers chaos before the hour takes a comedic turn as the crew mocks Jesse Nelson’s Pizza Hut promo, including his questionable New York accent and repeated claims of being “the big New Yorker.”
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    49 m
  • 3PM: Giannis Trade Lines + Wisconsin’s Almost-There Curse

    3PM: Giannis Trade Lines + Wisconsin’s Almost-There Curse
    Jan 23 2026
    The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman tackles the uncomfortable question Bucks fans are starting to face: would you be mad if the Bucks traded Giannis Antetokounmpo, and would you be mad at Giannis if he requested a trade? Kyle and Ben discuss the growing tension as the NBA Trade Deadline approaches. Ben reflects on Wisconsin sports constantly being almost there but never all-in, even acknowledging his own role in the Badgers’ 2014 Final Four loss. The hour wraps with Playoff Props & Preview, Dawg of the Weekend, and Ben sarcastically applauding the Bears for celebrating an 11-win season as one of the greatest in franchise history.
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    41 m
  • 4PM: Tory Lowe Friday + Mid-Life Crises on KBN

    4PM: Tory Lowe Friday + Mid-Life Crises on KBN
    Jan 23 2026
    The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman wraps the week with Tory Lowe Friday, as Tory joins to discuss the Packers and where his vibe is at entering the offseason. Poll Position never really materializes as Ben and Kyle spiral into reflections on their respective mid-life crises. Kyle continues bullying Strouf, Ben delivers a Best Bet for Championship Weekend presented by the Potawatomi Sportsbook, and the show closes with final thoughts before Ben heads off on vacation.
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    44 m
  • 2PM: Freddy Peralta Traded + Is Giannis Done in Milwaukee?

    2PM: Freddy Peralta Traded + Is Giannis Done in Milwaukee?
    Jan 22 2026
    The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman reacts to the Brewers trading Freddy Peralta to the Mets overnight, splitting the show down the middle as Brad and Kyle defend the move while Ben and Strouf are openly frustrated. That leads to the bigger question: are the Brewers actually serious about winning a World Series? The conversation then shifts to the Bucks after Giannis Antetokounmpo throws his teammates under the bus following another loss, fueling speculation that the end may be near for Giannis in Milwaukee. The hour wraps with Over/Under.
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    50 m
  • 3PM: Set Giannis Free? + Packers Status with Jason Wilde

    3PM: Set Giannis Free? + Packers Status with Jason Wilde
    Jan 22 2026
    The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman opens with a wild analogy comparing Giannis to a zoo animal — and whether the Bucks might actually be better off letting him go. Jason Wilde joins for a 20-minute deep dive into the current state of the Packers, including what comes next this offseason and whether Rich Bisaccia should (or will) return in 2026. The guys also react to Luke Fickell’s “not Blockbuster” comment from earlier on Wilde & Tausch, with Brad arguing Wisconsin football has done the opposite of evolving. Plus, Ben explains why he recorded a sweaty late-night reaction video to the Freddy Peralta trade.
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    41 m