Homer and Bailey open the show previewing several heavy local stories, including a disturbing criminal complaint involving parents accused of neglect and giving a baby alcohol, as well as multiple recent incidents involving Milwaukee Public Schools employees accused of physical altercations with students. Bailey emphasizes that educators facing burnout must take time off rather than risk losing control and jeopardizing their careers. The conversation zeroes in on a specific case where an MPS employee allegedly slammed a student to the ground, sparking a broader discussion about stress, respect, and accountability in schools. Homer and Bailey acknowledge the intense pressure teachers face but make it clear that physical reactions are never acceptable, no matter the circumstances. Listeners weigh in, adding perspectives on student behavior, parenting, and the need for better support systems within schools. The hour wraps with a lighter moment as they highlight upcoming performances by the Isley Brothers and Commodores at the Wisconsin State Fair, celebrating their legacy and encouraging listeners to appreciate legendary artists while they’re still performing.