Episodios

  • 2PM: Hall of Famer Brad Nortman
    Feb 13 2026
    Brad returns after battling illness all week and shares a few revelations about being sick with three young kids… including Ms. Rachel therapy sessions. The guys revisit Brad’s now-infamous Coca-Cola analogy and attempt to decode what he meant while he was barely conscious yesterday. Then the show gets hijacked when Don and Carissa from Brookfield Central Athletics “crash” the airwaves, fake-accuse Brad of not returning equipment, and announce he’ll be the first inductee into the Brookfield Central Athletic Hall of Fame. The celebration continues as Brad’s parents Jane and Bill, along with his wife Lexi, call in to congratulate KBN’s newest Hall of Famer.
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    52 m
  • 2PM: Packers 2025 Draft Class Ranked Dead Last?!
    Feb 12 2026
    Ben goes solo in Madison while Kyle and Strouf hold it down in Milwaukee, and Jesse Nelson gets called out for allegedly being the laziest man in radio between shows. Then the guys react to an NFL.com article ranking the Packers’ 2025 draft class dead last after their rookie seasons. Is this an overreaction, or a real indictment of Brian Gutekunst’s drafting ability? The hour wraps with excitement (and skepticism) around the rookie class plus an Over/Under centered on former Packers draft picks.
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    48 m
  • 3PM: The Coca-Cola Analogy That Broke the Show
    Feb 12 2026
    Brad sends in a mysterious Packers analogy comparing the franchise to Coca-Cola stock… and absolutely nobody understands it. Jason Wilde joins to break down the latest offseason storylines in Green Bay, including expectations moving forward. Then Brad attempts to explain himself via voice note while clearly battling illness, which only makes things more chaotic as Kyle, Ben, and Strouf roast his monotone, out-of-breath breakdown.
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    42 m
  • 4PM: Cam Thomas Breakout & “Bucks vs The World” Finale
    Feb 12 2026
    The 4-1-4 Hour opens with the Bucks’ win over Orlando and Cam Thomas’ coming-out party in just his second game in Milwaukee. Bucks+ Editor-in-Chief Monis Khan joins to discuss life updates and the final installment of the Bucks vs The World documentary series. Wheel of Strouf features an Olympic fan arrested after 16 years on the run and a story about Strouf’s car getting towed. The week wraps with the final Palermo’s giveaway ahead of the International Hockey Tournament.
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    45 m
  • 2PM: Dad Advice & The Packers’ Missing 1,000-Yard Receiver
    Feb 11 2026
    The 2PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman starts with Ben announcing he’ll be off Friday to take his dad to #10 Michigan State at Wisconsin as a belated Christmas gift. That sparks a heartfelt discussion with KBN Nation: what did your dad do for a living, and what’s the best advice he ever gave you? The guys then pivot to the Packers’ offense, noting that all four teams from Championship Weekend had 1,000-yard receivers — something Green Bay hasn’t had since Davante Adams in 2021. Is that a coincidence, or a roster-building flaw? The hour wraps with more classic dad wisdom from KBN Nation.
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    48 m
  • 3PM: The Offensive Line Problem & Packers Super Bowl Odds
    Feb 11 2026
    The 3PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman focuses on which Packers position group needs the biggest facelift this offseason — and why the answer might clearly be the offensive line. Kyle and Ben debate what needs to change up front before turning to the Wisconsin Badgers’ huge road win at #8 Illinois and what it will take to reach the second weekend of March Madness. The hour closes with a look at early Super Bowl odds, where the Packers sit third-best in the NFC — while the Bears are buried at 15th, much to the guys’ delight.
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    42 m
  • 4PM: Should Bucks Fans Root to Tank? + Wilt vs. Wemby
    Feb 11 2026
    The 4PM hour of Kyle, Brust & Nortman asks the uncomfortable question: is it bad to actively root for the Bucks to lose? Dirty Diana in Mukwonago calls in to declare war on Kyle for cheering for the tank. The guys also revisit a bold claim about being “well hydrated and well fed” — despite lunch consisting of mesquite turkey dipped in chipotle ranch and chips. Wheel of Strouf delivers a strange update on the Norwegian biathlete who admitted to cheating at the Olympics, and Homer joins to argue that Victor Wembanyama would not have dominated Wilt Chamberlain’s era, doubling down that Wilt is the greatest basketball player ever.
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    45 m