10/22 3 PM: Silvy can't get enough Ben Johnson

The voice of the Bears for 25 years Jeff Joniak stops by at Halas Hall to sit down with Waddle and Silvy and discuss the Bears upcoming game against the Ravens and discuss his time covering Michael Jordan and the Bulls.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the start of the NBA season and the apathy they've felt about the Bulls. They also discuss Michael Jordan's halftime interview with Mike Tirico. Then, they run through Aki's A-List and discuss the Bears' tight end usage.

Barstool Big Cat joins Waddle and Silvy for his weekly conversation. Then, the boys run through Waddle's World and play Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy are live from Halas Hall to discuss a Back to Work Wednesday for the Bears and hear from Ben Johnson. They also hear Caleb Williams live at the podium discuss the Bears' upcoming matchup against the Ravens.

Where have we heard this one before? The Bears ride a strong defense and a powerful run game to a victory over the Saints. waddle and Silvy revap a Bears win and hand out their flowers in Raise a Glass.

It's a Bears Victory Monday! Waddle and Silvy react to the Bears' first 4-game win streak since 2018. They hear from Bears head coach Ben Johnson and break down how the Bears beat up on the Saints on the ground and with their defense.

Waddle and Silvy remember the 9-year anniversary of Miguel Montero's NLCS grand slam. They also discuss Bears-Saints and run through Aki's A-List.

Waddle and Silvy check in with Barstool Big Cat to recap a Bears win and their bus trip up to Milwaukee. Waddle also explains what he loved hearing from Ben Johnson today.

Waddle and Silvy react to Carmen coining the phrase "baby ears" and discuss Troy Aikman's commentary on Monday Night Football. They also discuss Caleb Williams's comments on the situation before running through Waddle's World and playing Florida or Ohio.

Waddle and Silvy are joined by Jesse Rogers all 3:00 to break down the Cubs season and Jed Hoyer's closing press conference. They discuss where the Cubs still need to improve and how they can do it, and also look ahead toward the offseason and the fate of Kyle Tucker.