Drew & KB

Drew and KB Talk to Matt Mueller From OnMilwaukee

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Drew and KB dissect why Clay Matthews had an awful year and Randall Cobb's injuries made him less dynamic.
The episode opens with hosts Drew and KB introducing guest Matt Miller from OnMilwaukee.com, sponsored by Water Joe caffeinated water. Matt shares he quit soda three months ago and now drinks Water Joe, leading to jokes about hydration and health. The conversation turns to the Green Bay Packers, focusing on the departures of Clay Matthews and Randall Cobb, with critiques of their recent performances and the end of an era. They discuss which Packers jerseys are now popular, mentioning players like Davante Adams and Mason Crosby. Matt is asked which athlete or coach departure hurt him most, and he recalls Buzz Williams leaving Marquette after giving his parents his cell number. Other departures mentioned include Paul Molitor, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Mike Holmgren. The hosts note only four players remain from the Packers' Super Bowl team: Aaron Rodgers, Mason Crosby, Brian Bulaga, and Tramon Williams. They briefly touch on the Black Eyed Peas halftime show at that Super Bowl. The discussion shifts to Bill Walton anecdotes, including his appearances on their show and his anti-hunting comments at a deer expo. After a break, they start the 'Stuff We Like' segment. KB recommends the documentary 'Behind the Curve' about flat earthers, sparking a debate on conspiracy theories and societal intelligence. Drew recommends the 'Wheels Off Podcast' with Rhett Miller interviewing Brian Anderson, focusing on creativity in broadcasting. Matt recommends the Almost Midnight movie series at the Downer Theater, highlighting films like 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' and 'Mandy', and mentions Tommy Wiseau appearing at screenings of 'The Room'. The episode concludes with promotions for Brewers opening day at Saz's and bracket contests on their website.

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A Water Joe studio hang rides Bill Walton detours and Tommy Wiseau's three-belt photo lore.

The episode turns a Water Joe studio segment into the kind of local-radio hang where the best material comes from the sidestep. It starts with Matt Miller's soda cold-turkey story, then drifts into Bill Walton's orbit, where the real energy settles in.

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Press play when Water Joe, Bill Walton, and Tommy Wiseau turn a sports-radio water-cooler segment into a left turn worth taking.

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