In a league filled with billion dollar franchises and global fan bases, the Green Bay Packers stand alone. They are the only publicly owned major sports team in America. The club was built not by investors, but by its people.

This episode of Hall of Teams explores how a small packing company in 1919 grew into a football dynasty. From the early days of Curly Lambeau to the era of Vince Lombardi, we reveal how Green Bay became more than a team. It became a way of life.

🏈 Hosted by Kirk Jensen, World Champion and Sports Historian

Discover how a community saved its club through public stock sales, how the historic “G” logo was created, and how generations of fans helped build one of the most loyal and passionate followings in sports history. This is the story of identity, tradition, and the power of a team that belongs to its people.

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