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The Homer Hour

The Homer Hour

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Summary
 With 34 years in the market, Homer has a take like no one else. Combine that was the likes of former Packers Bryan Bulaga and Gary Ellerson as well as ESPN's John Anderson? Get ready for some fireworks!2024, Good Karma Brands, LLC Baseball & Softball Basketball Daily
Episodes
  • Packers Defense Is LEGIT? Bulaga, Wilde & Doug Gottlieb

    Packers Defense Is LEGIT? Bulaga, Wilde & Doug Gottlieb
    19 Oct 2026
    It's a chaotic edition of The Homer Hour as Steve "Homer" True broadcasts from Green Bay alongside former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga! The guys break down Green Bay's dominant win over the Dallas Cowboys, Jonathan Gannon's impressive defense, and whether the Packers are becoming legitimate NFC contenders. UW-Green Bay basketball coach Doug Gottlieb unexpectedly joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about the Packers' turnaround, Matthew Golden, and the chaotic state of college basketball, including NIL and the transfer portal. Jason Wilde joins the conversation before the guys deliver their Three Pillars of the Game, debating Jordan Love's outstanding performance and Golden's development. Plus, Bulaga explains why Green Bay's struggling offensive line and nonexistent rushing attack remain major concerns heading into a showdown with the Detroit Lions.
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    46 min
  • Brewers Are WEARING DOWN the Dodgers & Jason Wilde Reveals the Latest on Parsons and Jacobs

    Brewers Are WEARING DOWN the Dodgers & Jason Wilde Reveals the Latest on Parsons and Jacobs
    14 Oct 2026
    On The Homer Hour, Homer gets ready for Brewers-Dodgers Game 3 with another edition of Rain Man, where a caller nearly sets a trivia record answering questions about Milwaukee's postseason run. Homer also debates whether the Brewers and Packers could both be playing Sunday night and why Milwaukee's incredible October has fans dreaming of their first World Series appearance since 1982. Then, Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest on Micah Parsons and Josh Jacobs. Wilde explains why Parsons could remain sidelined until mid-November and why his recovery requires patience. He also discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Jacobs' status on the Commissioner's Exempt List, the NFL's efforts to obtain video evidence and how long Jacobs might need to get back into football shape once he's cleared to return. Finally, Brewers legend Jerry Augustine joins Homer to explain why Milwaukee's relentless approach is giving the Dodgers so much trouble. Augustine breaks down how the Brewers wore down Tarik Skubal and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, why their bullpen gives them a championship advantage and how Pat Murphy's leadership compares to Harvey Kuenn's 1982 Brewers. Plus, Augustine praises Milwaukee's incredible outfield speed and Brice Turang's defense as the Brewers look to take a commanding 3-0 series lead.
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    45 min
  • Are the Packers the WORST Team in the NFL? LaFleur Looks Lost & the O-Line Is Broken

    Are the Packers the WORST Team in the NFL? LaFleur Looks Lost & the O-Line Is Broken
    25 Sep 2026
    On The Homer Hour, Steve “Homer” True and Gary Ellerson try to make sense of the Packers after their humiliating loss to Atlanta. Homer asks a question that hasn’t felt legitimate in decades: are the Packers one of the worst teams in football? Gary boils Green Bay’s problems down to three fundamentals: they can’t run the football, they can’t stop the run and they lead the league in penalties. As Gary puts it, “so goes the line, so goes the team.” The guys debate whether Matt LaFleur is capable of completely changing how he coaches this team. Homer believes LaFleur looks lost because he’s trying to operate like he still has the roster from previous seasons, while Gary says this version of the Packers requires a more conservative approach. They also question Green Bay’s philosophy of drafting smaller, versatile offensive linemen after Jagger Burton’s struggles and wonder whether Brian Gutekunst has simply built the wrong group up front. Plus, Homer and Gary debate who deserves the most blame between Gutekunst, LaFleur and the players, while Gary explains why Tucker Kraft deserves some patience as he works his way back physically and mentally. And in the Three Pillars, they identify Jordan Love, Matthew Golden and Christian Watson as the pieces Green Bay must build around if there’s any hope of creating a functional quick-game offense behind this struggling line.
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    45 min
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