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What does an ancient law teach us about how we address sin in the Church today? Am I willing to throw the first stone?

As we kick off this new campaign, our adventurers find themselves trapped in the unsettling Underworld of Ashmourn. Stripped of their gear and confronted by ghostly echoes of themselves, they encounter a mysterious little girl who holds the key to their predicament.As they navigate this twisted realm, the party grapples with their fears and memories, challenging them to confront their pasts. Will their interaction with the girl shed light on their situation, or will it lead them deeper into the abyss?With humor and tension woven throughout, this episode promises unexpected twists and emotional moments. Don't miss the chance to witness how these brave souls attempt to reclaim their identities in a world where nothing is as it seems!

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In this episode of NDO Podcast Casey and Cayla talk about the main takeaways from the Habitat and Hunting Access Summit and possible pathways forward.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Ryan Wollersheim preview Packers - Seahawks live from Madison Axe in Madison, WI! The trio discuss Sunday's points spread and whether they think it is too high, too low or just right. Jim and Matt discuss who needs to step on up defense for the Green and Gold to have a successful season. Ryan Wollersheim takes over in Wolly's game. Throwing Stones discusses whether flags should be planted in CFB rivalry games after a wild rivalry weekend.

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 of the show, discussing the state of QB play in the state of Wisconsin. First they asked if the Badgers will get better QB play next season after Braedyn Locke entered the transfer portal today, and does Jordan Love need to go on an Aaron Rodgers-style hot streak for the Packers to make a run in the playoffs? They also continue discussing the wild news that Bill Belichick is going back to college to become the head coach of North Carolina football, and producer Primetime Wollersheim tries to prove a point that The Longest Yard's lead character went by Paul "Motely" Crew. Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Matt to talk about the Badgers finding their new offensive coordinator in Jeff Grimes from Kansas. Tausch discusses his sit-down interview with coach Grimes, his experience as an offensive line coach, and what surprised him about how Grimes connected with head coach Luke Fickell. Jim also asks Tausch how last season's three lopsided losses to the Badgers rivals could change their philosophy in recruiting and the transfer portal, and Matt asks Tausch if the Badgers QB play will improve and if next year's starter is on the roster after the news that Braedyn Locke entered the transfer portal today. Jim also asks Tausch for his thoughts on the breaking news that Bill Belichick is becoming the next head coach of North Carolina football and what NFL skills that the legendary coach could bring to the ever-evolving college game. They wrap up discussing the Packers, if Jordan Love needs to go on a hot streak for the Packers to make a playoff run, and how does Green Bay bounce back following a physical game against Detroit heading into this Sunday versus Seattle. Jim and Primetime wrap up Throwing Stones with a fun story about how Bart Bielema got duped on Twitter!

Hour 2 keeps things rolling and Lee from Ruth's Chris Steakhouse joins the show! Him and Matt swap cooking tips before delving into conversation regarding the Packers Thursday night matchup with the Lions. Lee is shortly followed by Tausch who gives some perspective on where the Badgers are at on National Signing Day before discussing why he's confident in the Packers chances tomorrow. An incredibly abbreviated Throwing Stones wraps up the show!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton roll into the 1pm hour of today's different timeslot show, and they welcome back co-host and mother of newborn twins Molly Brown! They catch up with Molly at the zoo along with a special appearance from JM&M newbies Oliva Rose and Luka David! Molly gives some of the dazzling details about how the kids came into the world before their dad was ready, why Jim and Matt were top of mind (or speed dial), and she answers Evan Cohen's question about if she or Matt will miss more show during the window of her maternity leave. Jim, Matt, Molly and Prime also give their Don't Quote Me predictions for tonight's Packers vs Lions game! Jim and Matt say goodbye to Molly, and Jim hurts everyone else's feelings by saying he doesn't ever listen to the show when he's not on it. The wrap up with Throwing Stones, as Jim plays hardball with the idea of the Golden At-Bat rule proposed by the MLB.

Matt Hamilton and Jesse Nelson roll into Hour 2 of this Jim-less and Molly-less edition of the show. Matt & Jesse pivot from depressed Badgers fans talk to get excited about the 9-3 Packers who got a commanding 30-17 win against the Dolphins on Thanksgiving. They quickly discuss their thoughts about the Packers' win before looking to this Thursday's game, and rematch, against the 11-1 Lions. Can the Packers still realistically catch up to Detroit atop the NFC North rankings, and where do the Packers stand alongside the 10-2 Vikings and Eagles in the the conference? Jesse and Matt play Green & Gold Blind Rankings, as they assign performance grades of Good, Bad or Meh for three players chosen by Primetime Wollersheim. Primetime then gives his plea for why Saquon Barkley deserves to win MVP during Throwing Stones. Matt and Jesse wrap up on Crosstalk with the Great Dane Huddle. With the Badgers 22-year bowl streak coming to an end after another embarrassing rivalry loss the Golden Gophers, they talk to Rose Bowl champs Tarek Saleh and Derek Engler leading into tonight's show with Barry Alvarez.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Jon Arias roll into Hour 2 of Phish Tuesday for the final show ahead of the Thanksgiving break. Before getting into final predictions for the Packers vs Dolphins on Thanksgiving and Badgers vs Gopher on Black Friday, Jim throws out a fun game of favorite retired player you'd most want back on your football team. Jim, Matt and Jon all give some names of former Bears, Packers and Vikings greats that would most benefit their current teams. They play Don't Quote Me, making some LONGSHOT predictions for the Packers and Badgers football games. How much will the Packers & Badgers win by, how incredible (or not) will Braedyn Locke play, and how many players are scoring for Green Bay? They wrap up with Throwing Stones, as Badgers volleyball play-by-play broadcaster Jon Arias presents a hot topic in the world of college to pro volleyball that had coach Kelly Sheffield HOT this week!

Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt roll on after Matt Hamilton has to say goodbye to go throw some stones up in Canada, eh... Jim and Alex pivot from the Packers' "impressive-ish" win against the 49ers into the Badgers dreadful 38-10 loss to Nebraska on Saturday. After dropping to 5-6 and at risk of not making a bowl game for the first time in 23 years, Jim and Alex ask fans to play the blame game with who they think is "most responsible" for the current state of the Badgers' football program. Thy consult the fans on the phone line to discuss if the fault lies at the feet of Luke Fickell, AD Chris McIntosh or the recently-fired Phil Longo, or does the problem stem further back to Paul Chryst's regime? Plus, how do we now evaluate the decision to hire Luke Fickell nearly two years later? Mark Tauscher joins Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt to discuss the Packers' dominant 38-10 win versus the 49ers at Lambeau Field. First, they delve into the down-bad Badgers after the team's 44-25 loss to Nebraska on Saturday. Jim asks if this team is closer to the one we saw in a tight loss to No. 1 Oregon at Camp Randall or the one that was blown out twice by Iowa and now Nebraska? They also discuss the importance of keeping the program's 22-year bowl streak alive, and how the food in the press box in Lincoln compares to the cookies in Kinnick Stadium. They get back to the Packers, asking Tausch just how good he felt after Green Bay's dominant win against San Fran and how confident is he going into the Dolphins game on Thanksgiving night? Jim and G wrap up with Throwing Stones, discussing if it's worse to keep breaking movies up into two parts or "spoiling" that a movie is a two-parter!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown continue on from North and South Seafood and Smokehouse in Verona, where they're discussing whether the Packers should be considered a top-10 team in the NFL (or even top-5 in the NFC) and what style of offense that the Badgers should run going forward after OC Phil Longo was fired this week. But, Molly kicks the show off the rails when she sends and unsolicited (and non-pixelated) pic of her swollen pregnant feet to Jim and Matt, and they go out of their way to make Molly jealous of their burnt ends (aka meat candy) at North & South! Primetime takes the crew through What Missed, catching up Matt Hamilton on all the sports news that he's missed while curling in Canada and vacationing in San Diego over the last three weeks. Who got got by a fake Jared Goff stat on Twitter, who's whispering in people's ears about Deion Sanders, and what ESPN Madison offensive lineman isn't flinching on his take about firing coaches? They wrap up with some final thanks for the great food at North & South before playing Throwing Stones, as Jim argues that Aaron Rodgers needs to be thrown in "sports jail" for single-handedly sabotaging the Jets franchise after GM Joe Douglas was fired today.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into the After Dark hour with their final thoughts and "analysis" on the Packers sneaking by the Bears with a 20-19 win. Jim gives some more of his thoughts from watching in the stands at Soldier Field as well as where people can hear his thoughts on BlueSky, YouTube, Tik Tok, etc... They also run through Primetime's Green & Gold blind rankings, asking them to rank the 3 players who have been talked about the most either coming INTO or OUT OF the game. They also delve into the surprise firing of Badgers offensive coordinator Phil Longo on Sunday following the team's 16-13 loss to #1 Oregon in Camp Randall on Saturday. With Luke Fickell aid at at Monday's press conference "why does it matter" who's calling plays going forward, should Badgers fans have any confidence about getting a win heading into the Nebraska regardless of who's at quarterback. Jim, Matt & Molly wrap up with a couple sad Bears stats and a AITAH version of Throwing Stones!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into the After Dark hour with some more of the all-time pettiest moments in the history of the Packers vs Bears rivalry. Rodgers owns the Bears, but does letting "The Fridge" score a touchdown take the all-time cake? They also discuss petty coaches like Mike Ditka and how the Bears missed but not hiring another hard-ass, big personality coach — Jim Harbaugh! Would Jim want Kliff Kingsbury or Ben Johnson as Chicago's head coach (and what if his legal name is just Ben)? They play Molly's Game, picking gambling lines in tonight's Eagles vs Commanders game. Throwing Stones includes takes on if QBs have to be at least the 2nd best player in their own draft class to be a success, Justin Herbert being buried on non-primetime slots, and a star actor who got "pummeled" courtside at the Knicks game! Jim and Molly wrap up reminding Primetime to just "lighten up Francis"!

Jim Rultedge and Molly Brown roll into JM&M After Dark with a Great British Phishing scam, as Molly delves further into the depths of her lonely home life, including how she's getting random charges for a British television subscription -- BritBox. Jim made plenty of new Sooner friends in Oklahoma, but he checks in on his depressed Badgers friends. With fans voicing their furstration/impatience/etc. about the program ahead of Saturday's game against No. 1 Oregon, they ask the fans to describe in one word how they think they'll feel after Saturday's game. Mark Tauscher joins Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown to discuss this Saturday's Badgers game versus No. 1 Oregon and the Packers vs Bears game on Sunday. Jim asks Tausch what are the keys to pulling off a major upset versus the Ducks, and would it be a bigger upset for the Badgers to win or the Packers to lose. They also discuss Braedyn Locke's status with the program. They review he comments from impatient Badgers fan Ben Brust and Barstool Big Cat's rebuttal on KBN today. Tausch discusses the dangers of being too impatient and the value of giving things time -- unlike the Bears franchise... Molly also asks Tausch to sink into Jim about the Bears offense and if it was a mistake to start Caleb Williams right away given the organization's current and historic deficiencies. Jim and Molly wrap up with Throwing Stones, including a warning from a concerned fan/citizen in Cambridge and the sunny side of social media alternatives other than Twitter.

Molly Brown and Alex Gravatt continue to host the show with over-the-phone check-ins from the other usual hosts — first Matt Hamilton and then Jim Rutledge. They tee off with Matt in a white van from San Diego, who calls in to talk about today's poll question on which team's fanbase that Packers fans enjoying watching fail the most: the Bears, the Jets or the 49ers. Matt and other listeners make a strong case for the Vikings, and G makes a weak case for returning to a place that gave him food poisoning. Molly and G talk with Jim about his correct Don't Quote Me prediction that the Bears would demote OC Shane Waldron for Thomas Brown and what it means for this Sunday's Packers vs Bears game. They also talk about Barry Alvarez response to "basketball player" Ben Brust, who's "impatient" about the football program under Luke Fickell. Molly and the show struggle through some technical difficulties while G compares the dedication of Packers fans and Badgers fans when travelling for road games. They wrap up with Throwing Stones, includes G's case for supporting local (even when it gives you food poisoning) and Molly's rant against popcorn.

Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 of the show without Bears fan Jim Rutledge, but they've got another Bears fan to fill-in with David Kaplan of ESPN Chicago. After some ironic connection issues, they talk with Kap about his viral phone interview with Bears head coach Matt Eberflus this morning. They talk to Kap about if it was more embarrassing for the Bears to lose 19-3 versus the Patriots or for Eberflus to not have a cell phone with a reliable signal? Molly also gets a vibe check from Kap on the Bears' franchise, the morale of the team after falling to 4-5 this season, and the worry-level for their franchise-saving QB Caleb Williams, who can't do much when he's constantly laying on his back. Matt also talks with Kap how the Packers-Bears game this Sunday will impact his birthday plans in Las Vegas this Sunday and their hot-sauce bet with Matt versus Jim & Kap in this year's Packers-Bears games. Throwing Stones includes takes on two random(ish) Olympic topics, Primetime's bang-up audio producing, the reeling Cowboys bathing in the light at AT&T Stadium, and beer prices in California. Jim and Molly wrap up with a review of today's poll questions and their early predictions for this coming Sunday's game.

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with Molly's paranoia that she might've plagarized a her Jordan Love-Josh Allen take from Michelle Smallmon, and she accuses Prime of ripping off Gabe Neitzel. They play Molly's Game, including all non-football bets since the Packers and Badgers are both on a bye week. They picks sides on this weekend's Badgers Volleyball action, the terrible Bucks vs the terrible Jazz, and how Andrew Jackson would do if he played wing for the Bucks. They transition into Throwing Stones, including takes on the stupid Illinois tollways, a sick Thursday Night Football uniform matchup, and the miracle that is childbirth. Jim and Molly wrap up the show with their risque stage names...

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 and roll back to today's Poll question, asking if the Packers can be best described as a top-10 team, a top-10 defense, or having a top-10 QB this season, and Molly almost pukes in her mouth when she hears Jim's favorite QB stat. Matt Hamilton sticks around for Throwing Stones before going to throw some actual stones in curling, as JM&M throw out takes about the sliding Bucks, if Giannis could be on the way out in the next 12 months, and the wonders of crockpot season. Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Molly to discuss the Packers trading Preston Smith at the trade deadline yesterday and the reeling Badgers football team after last week's 42-10 loss to Iowa. First, Tausch has a visceral response to Matt Hamilton's most recent "ridiculous" take focused on the Packers trading Preston Smith. What does Tausch think about yesterday's poll question asking fans how they feel about he Packers philosophy regarding trades and free agency. They switch into what the 5-4 Badgers can do during this bye week to turn things around before welcoming No. 1 Oregon to Camp Randall on Saturday, Nov. 16, and Molly asks Tausch what he believes is the Badgers identity at its best. They wrap up asking NBA guy Tausch for his vibe check on the 1-6 Bucks is the panic-meter finally ramping up for real regarding Giannis' time in Milwaukee? Jim and Molly take home the show with a deep dive into sidewalk markers in the winter and the legacy of trolls in Mount Horeb!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown continue into Hour 2 after yet another hilarious appearance from standup comedian Kevin Bozeman! They talk touch on the biggest news story of the day (outside of the NFL trade deadline and Jess Nelson's birthday), as Jim compares Primetime to the analytics/stats guy who does all the election coverage. Would Prime pull more ladies if he looked like Steve Kornacki, and why is he putting down the demo of Molly's love life? Molly sticks around for Throwing Stones before dipping early for some family business, as she and Jim throw out takes on how long you can survive without caffeine, the iconic brother & sister? commercial from Folgers, and everyone needs to quit trying to poll the election on their personal social media. Jason Wilde joins a solo Jim Rutledge on Jim, Jim & Jim. Jim talks to Jason fresh off of Brian Gutekunst's trade deadline press conference, talking about the Packers trading away their only old veteran Preston Smith to the Steelers and why the team's young defensive linemen will need to start stepping up in his absence. They also talk about Gutey's overall philosophy about trades and why it made sense to deal Preston like they did Rasul Douglas last year despite being a clear playoff contender this season. Jim also asks Jason for his thoughts on Jordan Love's continuing turnover issues and the balance between being too aggressive versus to conservative. With the NFL Trade deadline and the Presidential Election falling on the same day, Jim asks Jason how he is relaxing from the chaos of today, and would he rather avoid the election coverage news or talking about his producer Jesse Nelson's birthday?

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into the first After Dark Half Hour of this Packers season, as the show ends 30 minutes early for coverage ahead of the Bucks vs Cavs. They review their Don't Quote Me predictions from ahead of Sunday's Packers vs Lions game, including Jim's correct prediction "in spirit" and Primetime trying to skip passed Molly's prediction. They wrap with a quick edition of Throwing Stones, including takes on which is worse: political calls or texts.

Molly Brown and Alex Gravatt are joined by Matt Hamilton live in between matches from the Pan-Continental Curling Championships in Alberta. They invite Matt in on their Halloween topic of the day: with Molly's fear of being murdered at a haunted house, what is your irrational fear? Molly, Alex G and Matt slide from talking about irrational fears to Molly's fear that Jordan Love won't be good enough to beat the Lions if he's not 100% healthy with his groin injury. Is fully healthy Malik Willis a better option under center than Love if he's anything less than healthy, and has Love been good enough this season for us to believe he can beat the Lions when not fully healthy? They play Molly's Game, including picks in this weekend's Wisconsin Volleyball matchups, Bears vs Cardinals, and Falcons vs the Cowboys (and Matt's favorite, Mr. Mid Dak Prescott). They wrap with Throwing Stones on why Halloween stinks in cold weather states, why this is the best Packers season since the Super Bowl and sports coaches who need better time management during practice.

Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt roll into Hour 2 of Jim & G. They shift from talking Big Ten football rivalry trophies directly into the Badgers' upcoming slate of rivalry games beginning this Saturday versus Iowa. With the Heartland Trophy on the line, they discuss the importance of if the Badgers can sweep their final three rivalry games compared to if they can get that sought-after marquee win against No. 1 Oregon on Nov. 16. Which is more important, and what is the history behind the trophy that Wisconsin and Minnesota played for before Paul Bunyan's Axe? Primetime hops on the phone to talk to some Forward Madison fans, so Jim and G delve deeper into how important the next two games versus Iowa and Oregon are for Braedyn Locke along with Jim's Halloween plans. Mark Tauscher joins Jim Rutledge and Alex Gravatt to talk Badgers vs Hawkeyes and Packers vs Lions. They start with some civil conversation about the Badgers upcoming trophy game versus Iowa and the importance of the team's 3 rivalry games compared to the big home game against No. 1 Oregon. Jim explores his annoyance with the fans who interfered with Mookie Betts during last night's Yankees-Dodgers World Series game, and Tausch gets annoyed with G's "I'm here for whatever" attitude. Jim gets Tausch a little more heated with some talk about how this Packers-Lions game could affect the team's mindset if Jordan Love plays versus if Malik Willis plays, and he reminds Tausch that the Lions are a young team too. Is this game more important for the Packers or the Lions, could Green Bay win with Malik at QB, and is there any way Love should play if he's less than 80% with his groin injury? Jim and G wrap up with Throwing Stones, including takes on more fan stupidity and rookie QBs.

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown are rejoined by their traveling co-host Matt "Hanada", who's still in Alberta, Canada for the Pan-Continental Curling Championship. First Jim and Molly start the show discussing if the Packers are the best 6-2 team in the NFL (versus the Commanders, Texans and Bills), and they discuss how they expect these four teams to trend either up or down going forward. Matt updates the show at today's game against Team Shuster's bitter rival Canada, and he clowns Jim on the Bears' Hail Mary loss to Commanders (even though it's not a "real rivalry"). Jim puts Matt on the hot seat with his "neat" facts about Jordan Love's performance this season compared to expectations, and Molly has Matt tell his story about getting ripped off by the meter maids in Red Deer, Alberta! They play an impromptu What Matt Missed, reliving the Bears' dramatic loss to the Commanders and one specific player's sad flight home after the game. They wrap up the show with Throwing Stones, including their best "rivalry-related" stones: Packers vs Bears compared to vs Lions/Vikings/49ers, Jim vs KBN, and Molly versus the Kay Adams Show!

This week's Deadpod features the second set from the band's performance at the Charlotte Coliseum in Charlotte, NC on October 10, 1989. A good example, I think, of why this was a high water mark in the band's performance history, this second set showcases their ability to improvise both in spots intended and unintended.  The latter I think, is shown in the opening 'Blow Away', which despite some forgotten lyrics and miscues turns into a fine opening number. The jamming in the 'Help>Slip>Frank', especially out of Franklins' and into a fine drums, is an example of some more expected, but nevertheless, successful creativity. Lastly I have to point out how good 'Not Fade Away is here.. far from being mailed in...   Grateful Dead Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, NC 10/22/1989 - Sunday Two      Blow Away [10:00] Samson And Delilah [6:20] Help On The Way [3:44] > Slipknot! [6:33] > Franklin's Tower [9:40] > Jam [7:#17] > Drums [5:55] > Space [8:43] > I Need A Miracle [4:04] > Stella Blue [8:36] > Throwing Stones [9:11] > Not Fade Away [7:51#] Encore      Black Muddy River [5:53]   You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod102524.mp3  Again, thanks for your well wishes and patience with my (typing) brevity!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 of their final show all in the same place for about 4 months! They start with a "fan's" voicemail giving his constructive criticism of Jim's unbiased sports criticisms, and Jim explains why he lets the haters fuel him! Molly continues to read some show fan mail from the talk/text line, including a creative analogy for the show's look on YouTube -- a military wife, a deep sea fisherman, and a drunk orchestra conductor! AC in Tosa calls in with some actual compliments for Jim and the show, and, since Matt can't read, Molly takes over Throwing Stones with some more glowing remarks from the talk/text line!

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton continue into Hour 2 of this R&H edition of JM&M! Jim revisits their poll question about Robert Saleh attending today's Packers practice as an analyst, and get ramped up for tonight's Bucks season opener.. by asking if this might be the last season the Bucks have a chance to win the Finals with Giannis, Dame, Khris and this core! Will age and injuries finally catch up to the Bucks for good, causing Giannis to finally say goodbye to Milwaukee. They give away some box tickets, courtesy of Pepsi, to the Badgers upcoming game versus No. 3 Penn State. Jim wants to know why he can't find any walking alcohol vendors in Camp Randall, and Matt asks whether it's pop or soda? Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Matt ahead of the Badgers upcoming massive home game against No. 3 Penn State! First, Matt needs to know if Tausch calls it pop or soda and Jim asks Tausch for his expertise on the beer sales at Camp Randall. Tausch gets so excited that producer Primetime drops his call! When he returns, Jim and Matt asks Tausch for the Badgers' keys to victory versus the Nittany Lions, and Tausch explains why this will be the offensive line's biggest test of the season! How do the Badgers have to win in the trenches? Plus, Jim talks with Tausch about Jordan Love's place among NFL QBs, is it crazy to think that Jeff Hafley could be hired as a HC if the Packers make the Super Bowl, and what's up with Robert Saleh at Packers practice? They wrap up talking about the Bucks ahead of their season opener -- which of Evan Cohen's predictions is more likely: the Bucks win the Finals or Dame wins regular season MVP? Jim and Matt wrap up with Throwing Stones!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll in what they realized is going to be their last show all in-persona together for quite some time. With Matt out curling in November and Molly preparing to go on maternity leave, the show gets a little too close with one another by going down a tangent on alcoholic breast milk... Primetime pivots the show into What Matt Missed, playing the biggest soundbites that Matt didn't hear (but out of context), including what NFL player can't criticize the media when he takes money from the media, a former NFL great defending a "soft" defense, and Aaron Rodgers disspells the rumor that he ate WHAT on the sideline? Molly's Game includes lines on Thursday Night Football between the Vikings and Rams, Aaron Jones' rushing, the Badgers vs Penn State, and the weights of Molly's impending twins! They wrap up with a TIGHT edition of Throwing Stones.

Get ready to laugh and talk all things Wisconsin sports with Jim, Matt & Molly! Join this dynamic trio featuring Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton, and Molly Brown for a hilarious take on everything fans want to hear about on their drive home. In hour 2 the gang takes to prognosticating how the rest of the Badgers season will shake out. Are you feeling as optimistic as Jim? This leads to some random discussion on Bart Starr and comparing eras of play. Matt calls to annex the UP in Throwing Stones and that about does it for Monday!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with some more conversation about the sudden retirement of UVA basketball head coach and Wisconsin basketball icon Tony Bennett. To help provide more context on the legacy of the Bennett family in Wisconsin, Jim calls in his #1 "document-orian" Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike. Evan shares his special connection to Dick Bennett and the Bennett family from his time at UW-Madison, and he gives his opinion on our list of the greatest Wisconsin-born CBB coaches (including Tony Bennett, Rick Majerus, Shaka Smart and... no Greg Gard). Molly also gets personal with Evan about how he had to dispose of trash back when he lived in small-town Wisconsin, and Evan wants to know why Molly's husband is "cheating on her with another sports show"! They also delve into some of the great football coaches from Wisconsin and why Ben Brust is STILL on Jim Rutledge's mind! Jim and Molly continue talking trash with some of the most unbearable people -- litterers and garbage-burners. They wrap up with Throwing Stones, including takes on a missed opportunity with the Amazon delivery person and Kawhi Leonard's indefinite injury.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown start Hour 2 with a review of today's poll question: with the Jets trading for Davante Adams today, which trade now looks better for the Packers -- Adams to the Jets or Aaron Rodgers to the Jets? Jim also makes the case that Davante could've still worked with the Packers even if he stayed on with Jordan Love and the Packers' budding receiver corps. Primetime asks for *wrong answers only* on how Matt burned his lip by "eating a boiling hot shell noodle". They also play Molly's Game (since Matt is out for the rest of the week), and they pick lines on the Lions-Vikings, Chiefs-49ers and Mets-Yankees! They hold off Throwing Stones to get HEATED on Daylight Savings and Jim's overbearing control over his home's heat in the fall. Throwing Stones includes takes on pro teams identifying by state rather than city, Tom Brady's getting approved as a minority owner of the Raiders, and Brady's nerdy color commentary.

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with some final thoughts on the Packers' dominant 34-13 win versus the Cardinals to improve to 4-2. They also review today's poll question about the NFC North (aka the NFL's most stacked division), asking if an NFC North team will WIN the Super Bowl this season? They transition from one dominant Wisconsin football win to another, as the Badgers also shocked everyone with a 42-7 handling of Rutgers in Piscataway! Braedyn Locke might be HIM, and are we in on the hunt for "Locketober" meme that Wisconsin football fans have created around their newfound love for Locke as quarterback? Jim asks the question: are you BACK in on the Badgers after their 42-7 win? How, or are, we re-adjusting our expectations after the Badgers got to 4-2, should we be chocking up a win versus Northwestern this week? Throwing Stones includes takes on the face of God blinding the fans and players at AT&T Stadium, a NFC North tight end who made the change to long snapper this week, and a Green & Gold twist on the classic Napoleon Dynamite outfit! They wrap up with a DEEP DIVE into all things long snappers!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown continue feeding into Jim's hate (or disregard) for "phony sports fan" Ben Brust. Jim accuses the entire KBN crew of cowardice for not asking him or Ben Brust to be a part of crosstalk anymore, and JM&M superfan lightens the mood by calling in to say how much she enjoyed the Matt Hamilton exhibit at the US Olympic museum in Colorado! Molly Brown leads the show through Molly's game, as Jim, Matt and Primetime gives their picks on Molly's bets related to Thursday Night Football, Jordan Love's passing yards, Badgers vs Rutgers and more! Throwing Stones includes takes on the neatest food competition in Stoughton, who the real NFC offensive player of the week should've been, and food (again). They wrap up with a quick review of today's poll questions!

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton and Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 of their questionable show, doubting the honesty of Aaron Rodgers once again. They shift gears to the NFC, as Jim, Matt & Molly give their first weekly power ranking of the top-10 teams in the NFC (until they decide 10 teams is actually to many...). Molly also explains her circular/triangular rationale for why the Packers shouldn't be above the Cowboys in the rankings. Throwing Stones includes takes on the needs for more tradesmen, shadow figures controlling hurricanes, and food rewards apps are just the best. Mark Tauscher joins Jim, Matt and Molly to discuss the latest in the Romeo Doubs situation after he returned to practice today along with his analysis of the Badgers' upcoming game versus Rutgers. First, he needs to address Matt Hamilton's "galactically stupid" take that Jordan Love actually made a smart play by throwing a pick-six rather than take a safety in Sunday's win over the Rams. Tausch couldn't believe it when he heard Matt's take from Monday, but is Matt still doubling down? Matt also asks Tausch about if the Badgers might have found their groove on offense and the running game during last week's blowout win against Purdue. Jim also asks Tausch for his most-unpopular food take, and Molly reveals why soggy salads are actually the best?!?! They wrap up the show reviewing today's poll question: which quarterback would you LEAST want on the Packers: Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson or Caleb Williams.

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton continue talking about REAL leadership in the wake of today's breaking news that Robert Saleh was fired by the Jets. Is Aaron Rodgers' toxic "leadership" style lead to Saleh's midseason firing, and has Jordan Love already proven himself as a better leader? Also, who are the Packers' player leaders right now? How does gold medalist Matt Hamilton define a true leader? The crew also plays What Matt Missed, including out-of-context audio about a BLEEPING fire on the football field, burning down an opponent's childhood home, and an upset Legend from Alabama. Primetime also forces the crew to review their preseason predictions at the quarter-mark of the season: Matt Hamilton called it on first coach fired, but how are the guys doing on their predictions for OROY, MVP and GENERAL bold take? Throwing Stones features takes on back gurdles, stupid fantasy football, and and NOT backing down from fantasy football.

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton roll into Hour 2 of their reactions for the Packers' 24-19 win versus the Rams. Is it still the same old story with the Packers' defense, or does Xavier McKinney make up for their deficiencies? Plus, how do you know when you're Wilford Brimley-level old? They also get into the Badgers' dominant 52-6 win versus Purdue at Camp Randall. Do we feel like the Badgers found a new level, and why is Molly still reluctant to say Wisconsin team is bowl-good? They review the crew's Don't Quote Me predictions ahead of the Packers-Rams game, and did Primetime "slip it out" in his career-best prediction for Tucker Kraft? Throwing Stones includes takes on Coldplay coming to Camp Randall in 2025, who's Matt's "unique" comp for Dontayvion Wicks, and how impressive is it to make a field goal while wearing checkered Vans?

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown broadcast for a Hamilton half-hour edition of Hour 2, as they get out or the pregame broadcast of the Brewers-Mets Wild Card game 3! Jim continues to try to play sports therapist for Primetime and Wisconsin sports fans, claiming that they'd actually be more upset if the Packers or Badgers lost this weekend than if the Brewers were knocked out of the playoffs tonight. They get into Molly's Game, as Jim and Primetime pick over/under on Molly's game and prop bets of choice! Throwing Stones features takes on Lego Habitats for Humanity and Caitlyn Clark's historic Rookie of the Year award in the WNBA!

Jim Rutledge and Molly Brown say goodbye to Matt Hamilton, who has to go back to his fellow teammates while still up in Canada. Jim and Molly catch up to the clock with a quick review of the talk/text line and today's poll question results: Do the Packers or the Badgers have more on the line this weekend versus the Rams and Purdue, respectively? They also go deeper into the worst road trips in the NFL for players, and Jim regales the listeners with the story of his bachelor party bus tour of the finest gentlemen's establishments in the Fox Valley! Throwing Stones includes takes on family members choosing to listen to a DIFFERENT sports show/podcast from ours and Will Smith's toxic farts. Mark Tauscher joins Jim and Molly to discuss the Packers and Badgers' upcoming games against the Rams and Purdue, respectively. Tausch answers today's show poll question -- do the 2-2 Packers or the 2-2 Badgers have more on the line this weekend --, and he explains why this game versus Purdue is critical for the Badgers football team. Jim also gets Tausch's thoughts on how Luke Fickell to address to the growing outside noise from fans and former players on social media. Molly also asks Tausch about the Badgers' criticisms after blowing the 2nd half in a 38-21 loss to USC, and what could changing the RB rotation do for the offense? Plus, which Packers defensive players aren't showing up like they need to, and what does Jeff Hafley's unit need to turn around before they face the Rams? Jim and Molly wrap up with a children's story about the origin of Jim's big blue truck!

Jim Rutledge and Jon Arias continue to hold it down with Matt & Molly both off the show, until Molly calls in to start the second hour of the show! Molly gives her thoughts on the game, how her husband (and trolling Vikings fans) handled watching the game, and she gives her emoji/non-traditional letter grades for different Packers players. Riley Jauch joins Jim and Jon in-studio to recap his L.A. Odyssey to go see the Badgers play the Trojans at the Coliseum! Riley relates to Ryan with his own "mineshaft" experience from watching the Badgers blow a 21-10 halftime lead, and is it time to pull the shotgun runs on 4th and 1 out of the Badgers' playbook? Jim, Jon and Riley also participate in today's Throwing Stones, including takes on USC's no-show fans, smashing a Taylor Swift guitar for no-good reason, and the passing of an NBA and sports icon. Jim and Jon wrap up recapping Ryan's latest Poll question typo, and Jim gives his recent vibe check for the Bears and Caleb Williams.

Jim Rutledge & Alex Gravatt continue to holding things down with Matt & Molly away for the rest of this week. Jim expands upon his Christian Yelich is not BACK take, and they get into another Wisconsin sports tragedy -- the loss of Aaron Jones to the Vikings. With Jones set to make his return to Lambeau (in Purple and Yellow) and after his heartfelt column in the Players Tribune, Jim and G ask if any players has handled their departure from the Packers to another team better than Jones? Also, is Primetime a real Brewers fan if he's never even heard of Mr. Belvedere? Throwing Stones includes takes on the trashiest Mormon reality TV show, and why must people continue to misrepresent Jim Rutledge? They wrap up on the news that former Wisconsin high school star Joe Wolf has passed away.

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown and Matt Hamilton roll into more conversation about the Packers and the balance between play-caller and quarterback with Matt LaFleur and Jordan Love. They get into a clip from SI's Albert Breer saying that he would consider giving up 3 first-round picks and 3 second-round picks in a theoretical trade or LaFleur! Would Gutey or MLF fetch more value in a trade? First though, what kind of "sassy" best applies to each of Jim, Matt & Molly, and why can't Jim get a chocolate nut out of his throat?!?! With Matt & Molly both out for the rest of the week, they play Molly's Game a couple days early, including bets on the Vikings vs Packers, the Cardinals vs Commanders, and the Bills vs Ravens. They wrap up on Throwing Stones, including takes on the formula for elite Coors Light consumption (Beer per Hour), the best things to do on a vacation in Chicago, and what legendary athletes could warrant being honored as the logo of their respective team or pro sports league (Matt Hamilton...?)

Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown roll into a late Hour 2 after chatting with Jason Wilde. They revisit last night's MNF double-header when Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence both fell to 0-3 on the season and Josh Allen has the Bills COOKING! They discuss how almost all of the QBs who paid this offseason haven't lived up to expectations, including Tua, Lawrence and Dak, and how much of this depends on team, coaching and infrastructure. How can you compare the highest-paid of this era to others, is it better to never play QBs unless they're a clear top-5 player, and why was it still the right move to pay Jordan Love no matter what? Jim lays into Primetime Wollersheim for using his own logic against him, and they find a perfect compare for the "Rutledge trigger warning"! Throwing Stones features extra-long takes about Aaron Rodgers snubbing the TNF postgame show, Vikings fans trying to roll Packers fans over Aaron Jones, and Wisconsin's maiden voyage to western branch of the Big Ten!

Jim Rutledge, Molly Brown & Matt Hamilton continue discussing the Packers' getting their second straight win without starting quarterback Jordan Love. They shift from giving flowers to Matt LaFleur and Malik Willis, turning the attention to the team's new vibes defense under Jeff Hafley. When can we start buying in to say that THIS time the Packers is actually legit under a new defensive coordinator? How much stock do you put into metrics other than just points allowed, and is this defense better or just more entertaining? Jim also invents a new way to eat barbecue (in the shower), and Matt is SOOO impressed by Caleb Williams setting the Bears' new single-game rookie passing record. Throwing Stones includes takes on Monday Night Football double-headers, double-negative news headlines, and do Packers fans have a Bears fan filer for anything Jim says? They go out to the Great Dane in Hilldale for Crosstalk featuring "The Don" himself, Barry Alvarez! Jim sets the record straight with Barry, who called out his "preposterous" twitter poll last week. Was Jim actually misrepresented by Alex G, and does Barry accept his "apology"?

Jim Rutledge & Molly Brown roll into Hour 2 with the *beta test* version of a new segment: the Luke Fickell InVESTment Meter, asking fans how bought in they are to the direction of the Badgers football program. Primetime explains the levels of investment that he came up with before Jim simply asks how bought in people are on a scale of 0-100%. Molly also asks if it's just too soon to start truly judging Fickell's tenure, and which coordinator are Badgers fans LESS bought into: Phil Longo or Mike Tressel? Mark Tauscher joins the show with a question for Jim Rutledge: what did he do to piss off Barry Alvarez SO MUCH? How much did Jim enjoy being taken out of context by a fellow media member? Molly asks Tausch what he thought of Matt LaFleur's "limited" response to reporters asking about Love's availability after returning to practice today. Is there any case for brining Love back before he's FULLY healthy, or can Matt LaFleur scheme up another win with the ground game? Throwing Stones includes takes on the tell-tale Facebook signs of an impending divorce!

Hey Now! This week the Deadpod takes us to Portland Maine, for a show that took place at the Cumberland County Civic Center on September 17, 1982.  This 12 song first set is a concise reading of many of their standards. Brent and Phil are upfront in the mix and overall I find these quite enjoyable. There is a false start in 'Me & My Uncle' which is quite unusual, and we have 'Dupree's' 2 weeks in a row- I'm sure that's a Deadpod record ;)   Grateful Dead Cumberland County Civic Center Portland, ME 9/17/1982 - Friday One      Bertha [6:25] > The Promised Land [4:02] Candyman [6:31] > C C Rider [8:16] Althea [7:47] Me And My Uncle [3:15] > Big River [5:36] Dupree's Diamond Blues [5:48] It's All Over Now [7:04] West L.A. Fadeaway [7:35] Throwing Stones [5:40] > Deal [5:43]   You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod090624.mp3 Many thanks for your kind support!

The Sound Opinions World Tour rolls along, making its next stop in beautiful New Zealand. Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot take a virtual trip to the other side of the world to explore the best of kiwi music, focusing on the influential jangly pop movement known as the Dunedin Sound. Plus they bid farewell to a giant of the New Zealand music scene, Martin Phillipps, of the Chills.Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lUSend us a Voice Memo: Desktop: bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Mobile: sayhi.chat/soundops Featured Songs:The Chills, "Pink Frost," Pink Frost (single), Flying Nun, 1984The Chills, "Effloresce and Deliquesce," Submarine Bells, Slash, 1989The Chills, "I Love My Leather Jacket," Kaleidoscope World, Flying Nun, 1989The Chills, "Heavenly Pop Hit," Submarine Bells, Slash, 1989The Chills, "Monolith," Scatterbrain, Fire, 2021Lorde, "Take Me to the River," Everyone's Getting Involved: A Tribute to Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense, A24, 2024Charli XCX and Lorde, "Girl, so confusing featuring lorde," Girl, so confusing featuring lorde (Single), Atlantic, 2024The Clean, "Fish," Great Sounds Great, Good Sounds Good, So-So Sounds So-So, Bad Sounds Bad, Rotten Sounds Rotten!!, Flying Nun, 1982The Clean, "Tally Ho!," Tally Ho! (single), Flying Nun, 1981The Bats, "Tragedy," Daddy's Highway, Flying Nun, 1987Look Blue Go Purple, "Cactus Cat," LBGPEP2, Flying Nun, 1986The Enemy, "Pull Down the Shades," Live at the Beneficiaries Hall, unreleased, 1978Toy Love, "Swimming Pool," Toy Love, Deluxe, 1980The Chills, "Rolling Moon," Rolling Moon (single), Flying Nun, 1982The Clean, "Anything Could Happen," Boodle Boodle Boodle, Flying Nun, 1981The Chills, "Kaleidoscope World," Dunedin Double, Flying Nun, 1982The Verlaines, "The Lady and the Lizard," Hallelujah - All The Way Home, Flying Nun, 1985The Verlaines, "Death and the Maiden," Death and the Maiden (single), Flying Nun, 1983Sneaky Feelings, "Throwing Stones," Send You, Flying Nun, 1983Split Enz, "I Got You," True Colours, A&M, 1980Bailter Space, "Robot World," Robot World, Flying Nun, 1993Straitjacket Fits, "She Speeds," Hail, Flying Nun, 1988Headless Chickens, "Cruise Control," Body Blow, Flying Nun, 1991The Bats, "Made Up In Blue," Made Up In Blue (single), Flying Nun, 1986The Human Instinct, "Black Sally," Stoned Guitar, AIR, 1970Herbs, "Light of the Pacific," Light of the Pacific, Warrior, 1983Upper Hutt Posse, "E Tu," E Tu (single), Jayrem, 1988Scribe, "Not Many," The Crusader, Dirty, 2003Aldous Harding, "Imagining My Man," Party, 4AD, 2017Kane Strang, "My Smile is Extinct," Two Hearts and No Brain, Dead Oceans, 2017Electric Wire Hustle, "They Don't Want," Electric Wire Hustle, Every Waking Hour, 2009Lord Echo, "Makossa No. 3," Harmonies, Soundway, 2017Post Malone, "Guy For That (feat. Luke Combs)," F-1 Trillion, Republic and Mercury, 2024See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An incredibly young looking Dexter Fowler joins the show to discuss the Cubs 2016 World Series victory, Stugotz's Joe Maddon takes, how baseball is evolving, the Little League Classic, and graduating college two decades after high school as a promise to his parents. Then, would you watch people on the internet be mean to each other as a sport? Plus, we have an update on the missing billionaire fiasco. Also, self-checkout, escalators at grocery stores, and a debate over Subway restaurants nearly breaks up the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices