Episodes

  • Did The Packers' Price For Christian Waston Just Go Up...Again?

    Did The Packers' Price For Christian Waston Just Go Up...Again?
    Mar 23 2026
    Homer and former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga kicked things off by reacting to Iowa’s historic NCAA Tournament win over Florida, highlighting what the victory means for the program. The conversation then turned to the ever-evolving Big Ten, as the guys debated whether schools like USC, UCLA, Oregon, and Washington truly feel like “Big Ten” teams and how many additions it would take before the conference name should change. Shifting to the NFL, Bulaga weighed in on whether Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s massive extension with Seattle could drive up the future price tag for Packers wide receiver Christian Watson. The guys also discussed the explosion of player salaries, whether those big contracts bother fans, and how soon it might be before an NFL player earns $100 million per year. A mix of college hoops, conference realignment, and big-money football talk on The Homer Hour.
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    45 mins
  • Fixing Basketball's Problem with Mike Deane

    Fixing Basketball's Problem with Mike Deane
    Mar 20 2026
    Homer opens the Friday edition of The Homer Hour riffing on the NCAA Tournament, Miami (OH)'s tough day on the hardwood, and more as the Round of 64 continues. Then, former Marquette and Siena Head Coach Mike Deane joins to talk about Siena's near-upset of #1 Duke on Thursday, the state of college basketball overall, and what changes he would make to the game of basketball. Tony Cartagena, executive producer of Thanalysis, joins to preview next week's Thanalysis Live featuring Ric Flair, Jacob Misiorowski, Pat Murphy, and more at the Riverside Theatre. Get tickets: TALiveShow.com
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    45 mins
  • Good, Not Good Enough & A Million Assistants

    Good, Not Good Enough & A Million Assistants
    Mar 19 2026
    The Bryan Bulaga Homer Hour commences on a Friday with Homer saying it's the least important show of the year because everybody is watching basketball, which includes Bryan Bulaga! Bryan riffs on the Wisconsin Badgers falling to High Point in the NCAA Tournament and why it was so embarrassing for Greg Gard and the Badgers. Then, Jason Wilde joins the fold to discuss the Packers announcing their 2026 season Coaching Staff, which oddly includes several Assistant Head Coaches. Then, the guys turn their attention back to the Badgers loss and how it compares to the Packers' 2014 loss in Seattle where they were "gutted like a deer."
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    46 mins
  • The Three-Legged Stool & "Fix Your Attitude"

    The Three-Legged Stool & "Fix Your Attitude"
    Mar 18 2026
    The Wednesday edition of The Homer Hour opens with Rain Man, featuring David in Pewaukee, who scores an impressive score of 7. Homer admits he's getting soft, and riffs on his favorite NBA players ever and his current favorite. Jason Wilde joins the show to have an at-length discussion about the Packers three-legged stool philosophy, founded under former President Bob Harlan, and how that affects the way the team operates in 2026. Homer takes a few calls from fans that are angry at the Packers, and Homer tells them to "fix their attitude."
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    46 mins
  • Honoring Harlan & How Many Championships Is Worth Lambeau Naming Rights?

    Honoring Harlan & How Many Championships Is Worth Lambeau Naming Rights?
    Mar 17 2026
    Homer opened the show reacting to former NFL QB Matt Leinart saying he wouldn’t give up his retired USC jersey number for recruits, sparking a conversation about tradition versus the modern era of college sports. The discussion shifted to the Bucks and whether they’ll make the NBA Play-In, along with a bigger-picture Packers debate: how many championships would it take for fans to be okay with selling the naming rights to Lambeau Field? Homer also revisited how best to honor former President & CEO Bob Harlan — a statue or having his name on the stadium facade. Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined with the latest offseason updates from Titletown, while Fox 6 sports director Tim Van Vooren stopped by to cover all things Wisconsin sports. A little bit of everything on this wide-ranging edition of The Homer Hour.
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    45 mins
  • Almost Isn't Enough: Packers Need to Win NFC North

    Almost Isn't Enough: Packers Need to Win NFC North
    Mar 16 2026
    Homer and Bryan Bulaga open the show discussing the NCAA Tournament Bracket, which was released on Sunday! Who is Bryan Bulaga's National Championship Pick and how would Homer recruit a roster for next season? Then, Homer and Bryan turn their attention to the Green Bay Packers potentially selling naming rights to historic Lambeau Field, which Bryan is against! Then, Bryan discusses how almost isn't enough for the Green Bay Packers, especially in 2026, as they need to secure the NFC North to get to another Super Bowl. The show wraps with an update of the State of Wisconsin potentially passing legislature that would have taxpayers fund some of the University's NIL.
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    45 mins
  • New Roster Hope, Jordan Love Stepping Up, and Are Fans Pleased?

    New Roster Hope, Jordan Love Stepping Up, and Are Fans Pleased?
    Mar 13 2026
    Gary Ellerson and Homer discuss the recent buzz around the Green Bay Packers as NFL Free Agency continues to heat up! Gary ponders if the replacements for exiting starters will be good enough to please fans and get the Packers back to the throne of the NFC North. Then, Homer and Gary discuss how good Jordan Love has been and if it's good enough to elevate Green Bay to championship level. The show wraps up with Gary giving credit to Greg Gard and the Wisconsin men's basketball team after their quarterfinal win in the Big Ten Tournament.
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    46 mins
  • Belief, Big Numbers & Titletown Moves

    Belief, Big Numbers & Titletown Moves
    Mar 13 2026
    Homer opened the show wondering how many people truly believe Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in a game, given there’s no video evidence of it. The conversation turned into a debate about sports lore, documentation, and how history is preserved. That led to a modern NBA take: Homer explained why he believes Victor Wembanyama will eventually surpass the 83-point mark set by Bam Adebayo before his career is over, pointing to Wemby’s unique skill set, size, and scoring versatility in today’s pace-and-space era. Packers reporter Jason Wilde joined the show with the latest free-agency updates from Titletown, breaking down roster movement and what it means for Green Bay heading into the season. Former Packers Super Bowl Champion Don Beebe also stopped by to discuss the ever-changing NIL landscape in college football, sharing his perspective on how it’s impacting players, programs, and the future of the sport. From historic scoring feats to the future of football, it was another wide-ranging edition of The Homer Hour.
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    43 mins