Cheeseheads In Chicagoland

Episode 48! Jaire Alexander = good. The Packers played 16 minutes of offense and 60 minutes of defense to get a week 2 win!

M & M talk Bears vs Packers, Large Richard, Large Robert, why you shouldn't put slogans on your play calling sheet, and get a bit into the AB story.

Mike and Matt give the Packers final roster the business in preparation for Thursday's game against the Bears. Notable things that have occured since the recording: Lazard has been called up to the 53 man in place of Sternberger, and Savage decided to stick with #26.

A few things happened this week besides Canada being good at having football fields. Mike (Bobson Dugnutt) and Matt (Rey McSriff) discuss the departure of Josh Jones, the departure of Andrew Luck, and entertain conspiracy theories!

Mike and Matt talk Packers, Ravens, college apartments, the significance of 0.2 seconds, Jay-Z, wide receiver skills, the Raiders, Canada, and chicken sandwiches.

Cheese is once again on heads, as Mike and Matt bring you their recap of the Packers 28-26 win over the Texans in the first preseason game of 2019. Who will step up? Who has late hands? Who has cute cats who get attention while we record?

Mike and Matt get together and chat about injury, public perception of the bodies of athletes, and then just ramble about movies and music for a while. It's a fun episode that isn't really about Packers football! Enjoy!

Hey, its time for OTA's, which stands for Off the Aardvark. Josh Jones is tired of being a Packer (apparently) and that's the only football news on this episode. Mike and Matt talk about Jay Cutler, Doug Flutie, rice cookers, Steamed Hams, and Coldplay.

We've come so far together! Mike and Matt recap the Packers draft, and discuss the radically reshaped defense and radically un-reshaped offense. Mike breaks down the way that you can use the second note in a scale as a way to create tension in music. Matt loves Fall Out Boy. It's Cheeseheads in Chicagoland, a Very Relevant Podcast About American Football!

M & M are back with you to discuss the Adobe Suite, crazy people who create antivirus programs, people who are not good at boarding planes, and Mike McCarthy's lack of skill at being interviewed.

The Smiths have arrived, and so has episode 38 of Cheeseheads in Chicagoland. Mike and Matt discuss the newest Packers, say goodbye to some departing Packers, and do a good job of staying on topic for once!

Tim Stebbins, Baseball Man, stops by the studio to have a chat about the upcoming baseball season, focusing on the Brewers and the loaded NL Central. Some football is also discussed. Matt unspools some secrets about his past.

Episode Thirty-Six! Is the AAF a football league or a petri dish? Who's tradeable? Who's untouchable? Who is a fake prospect created for humor purposes?

Total Eclipse of the Heart is a great pop song. Jermichael Finley has got some toasty marshmallows. James Jones isn't walking through that door. The XFL is (was) going to be a carny hustle. The AAF exists. Please enjoy episode 35 of Cheeseheads in Chicagoland.

It's the super bowl aftermath show! Matt and Mike talk about the Patriots superb gameplan, the unsuperb half time show, random quasi-celebrities loosely tied to football, and morphine.

A trio of guests drop by for a fun round table discussion of the upcoming Super bowl, everyone's favorite broadcasters, the state of the Bears, and much more!

Mike and Matt are your source for fresh new ideas in mixology!

Hey its Episode 31. Mike and Matt fail to come up with a nickname for Matt LaFleur, malign Jerry Jones, and recap the fun weekend of playoff games that featured no teams called Packers but at least one former Packer.

The Packers have gone fishin' but we're still here, talking about EDM, Troy Aikman, a Bear that fell down, and "Large Richard" Nick Foles.

The Lions game happened. Mike and Matt try to avoid talking about it. Its for the best. Instead, they discuss potential head coach hires, ketchup, and the absolute single worst broadcaster in the history of the NFL.  Note: This podcast contains strong language meant to convey the depth of the hosts' feelings about the Green Bay Packers 2018 season.