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Greg Matzek and Jessica Tighe discuss the Democratic gains in Wisconsin and across Congress, rising stocks following the election and David Crowley’s historic win as governor-elect. An ESPN Wisconsin host previews Micah Parsons’ possible Packers debut, Jordan Love’s outlook and the team’s trade deadline plans, while MeidasTouch White House correspondent Scott MacFarlane examines what the election results could mean for the country and Ron Johnson’s future.
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Jason Wilde joins Molly & Jim! He shares his expert perspective on the Packers trade deadline approach, how important the Vikings' acquisition of Kirk Cousins is, the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, and much more!
Waddle and Silvy continue their Bears trade deadline conversation before they go around the room and draft Holiday Parody song topics for the 2026 Holiday Parody Song Contest.
Jeff Meller is back talking all things fantasy football. How did the NFL trade deadline change fantasy football? Should we be buying stock in Justin Jefferson? The Waiver wire and more!
A place to hear all of our great interviews on WTMJ from shows like Wisconsin's Morning News, Wisconsin's Afternoon News, Steve Scaffidi & Jeff Wagner.
Molly & Jim rolls on into hour number two and the hits keep on coming. Jim begins by regaling everyone with a tale of how he was offered dog treats by a stranger today... This is followed by a discussion on the Vikings acquiring Kirk Cousins and how much that changes this Sunday's matchup with …
Feragatname: Bu sayfaya yerleştirilmiş podcast ve sanat eserleri, sahibinin mülkiyetinde olan ve Listen Notes, Inc.'e bağlı olmayan veya tarafından onaylanmayan 620 WTMJ'e aittir.
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