Packernet Podcast: Green Bay Packers

Tundra FM is off road tonight. Brick Lombardi opens the vault — personal tracks, unfiltered commentary, and music you will not hear anywhere else. This one isn't just about football. It's about what it costs to keep believing. Four songs. Four truths. A BJJ anthem written mid-season that still hits harder than any loss recap — because some wounds don't care what month it is Baby Steps — the Bill Murray coping strategy disguised as a rap song, built for every Packer fan who's ever had to talk themselves off the ledge after a third-quarter collapse Someone's at the Front Door — the saga of Alexa, a hot mic, and a raccoon who got more acknowledgement than half the callers I'm Forever Going to Be a Positive Mother... — a man called in at 5:45 AM to defend this team and this fan base slowly dismantled him, brick by brick, until he had nothing left Brick closes it out the only way he knows how: thirty years in, still doesn't know how to quit. Neither do you. That's why we're here. Subscribe, rate, and review