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TGIF! (Hour 1)

Maino and the Mayor · Fri May 9, 2025

Coming to Northeast Wisconsin live from the Civic Media Studios, this is Mino and the Mayor.

And

here are your hosts, John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Good morning.

Happy Friday to you.

Got to be honest with you.

I was watching the news this morning and that forecast

After today looks spectacular for next week Wow 78 80 81

The Pope Trump that I didn't watch the weather I'm

he even commented on he said he can't get wait to get back to the Midwest.

Yeah, does that great weather?

Oh, yeah,

he said that

I think

that that shock you

yes, it did for what I we talked about this I think last week or two weeks ago, but

To get a Pope from the United States was, you know, these other 130 cardinals, they're a little hesitant, of course there's eight of them on ours, but hesitant to give that kind of power.

I mean, and I hate the word choose power with the Pope, but I mean, come on, that guy can, he can move things.

Well, there's 1.5 billion people that are following in the Catholic

faith.

So they thought, oh, to really give that along with the world's strongest

military power.

Can you say one thing?

I don't mean to interrupt one thing, but somebody asked me about this yesterday.

Text me said, do you wear shirts to advertise companies?

Is that where you?

And it's like, no, I just, I only have free shirts.

Somebody always says, mind, I'm not sure if that's right.

You're advertising your shirts.

No, it's just people that come in and give me a free shirt.

We do have some free shirts.

So I'm not trying to make a statement.

They're like, what was that statement?

What is that for?

I have just one more people that came in.

They were great.

Oh,

yeah.

Cool.

So I just try to advertise to people that come in.

So I'm not making a political statement.

I'm not trying to.

There's no hidden thing just so you know.

You're not getting any money

on the side.

You're not

getting any money on the side.

They're so hard to get.

Oh, by the way, that's a controversy going on.

What's

that?

Um, Mel Kuiper Jr.

Okay, who went crazy at Draft Night here because Sanders dropped so far.

Reports going on that maybe there's a little something, something with the, I said, Hey man, elevate my son.

So anyway, that's a nice story.

Can you believe that that would happen

in the Sanders family?

But maybe that happened with the Pope's.

No, I just, I was.

just really pleased with that.

Because being the strongest military world power and then getting a leader who's probably one of the strongest leaders or sought after leaders in the world, to have those two from the same country.

However, this is why I think they chose him.

He's a dual passport, right?

He was in Peru, did a lot of things there.

So I think those guys are like, hey, look, he's not.

He's in both countries.

So let's let's let him do this great administrator But what's cool about this?

I do think now I can go on the record saying this, you know, I tried that Pope the Green Bay thing remember that Bishop pulled me in

his office and

put the smackdown on me But

that was

a fun campaign because of the Marion shrine we have out here in champion Look, this guy's from Chicago.

His brother still lives.

I mean he's gonna come back, right?

So I do think in our lifetime that he will come and visit the shrine because he's Midwest and

I don't know

you

don't think oh i

think you hear his opening comment yesterday

are you didn't hear it

well

it's an

italian but what

you did i i tried i understood it you didn't okay what yeah i listened to him what

Dave Packers still suck he said that i missed that part

he was up on the balcony yeah i

saw pictures

what did he say what did he say

hold yes okay that's pretty cool i but the other connection i just um not far be it for me to ever drop names

So I went to school with Phil Doherty, a friend of mine.

His son went into the Norbertine Order, is now a Norbertine priest, is actually friends with the now Pope.

Wow.

So that's cool.

Well, I was seeing a thing on Spectrum, or whatever, but the church that he had been, where he went to school or had been the pastor, I mean, it's just all...

It's closed.

It's vandalized.

It's graffiti all over it.

I think this might turn.

And there might be.

Somebody said, we may have a restoration project.

It's like, can you imagine that?

Bring them back.

Yeah, I

think.

That's cool.

Anyway, that's, that was a big deal.

And I just, yeah, that's just nice to have a leader.

So.

Oh, it's huge.

Yeah, it is.

I mean, it really is.

That's a huge deal.

Yeah.

And that Leo, that's Leo the 14th.

That's a cool name.

I like that.

You know, Francis was alright, but Leo the 14th got a little power.

Of course, the lion always has power.

And Leo the 13th, which was what?

How long ago was he?

Yeah.

I'm just saying to follow his footsteps is cool

too.

Right.

You know, working with the poor.

I agree.

So yeah.

No, I do.

I don't know.

I don't know the lineage.

You know the Pope lineage, like I know quarterback lineage.

Oh, no, I don't.

No, I don't know.

But it is close.

No, but don't give me that credit.

Your son knows.

Pope lineage all I know is yes, I mean I I have an interest in that and then remember that guy that built that that church in Rome and he's got Circles he built this thing.

I don't know just billion years ago and circles to put all the popes in and he only it only goes up to like 270 something like end of the world type thing.

That's what people think What number is this?

This is 267.

Oh Yeah, so

we're that close to the end of the world today.

Well if you follow that you follow this guy.

Yeah

Wow.

Okay.

But anyway, this guy's going to be great.

And he's young.

He's only two years older than you, Johnny.

Uh, one.

Oh,

yeah.

Happy birthday.

I noticed that too.

So what have you done?

But yeah,

I bet, you

know,

it's like we could have been altar boys together.

He was an altar

boy.

I know.

I bet he's better

than me.

Can you imagine when you get out?

I wonder if he went in there.

Chrissy, that name came pretty quick, so he must have had a little bit of inkling.

But to get out of there, like, who's the first person you call?

I mean, I don't know if his mom's still around, but can you imagine?

Your mom gets one.

Yeah.

I'm Neponta.

His brother, I'm trying to call

him that.

That's

just very cool, that whole thing.

So it's going to be interesting.

Yeah, because you can pretty much in a bar room type thing.

You know, my brother, my brother's a sister equipment manager for the Bulls.

Right.

Or he's, right.

What about you?

My brother's a Pope.

Winner!

Boom.

Drop the mic.

Man.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's huge.

That really truly

is.

It is.

And it's cool from the Midwest.

I think we'll keep tabs on this guy.

But I'd love to see him in Wisconsin someday.

And I think that can happen.

You know what would be cool?

Do a combination thing.

Maybe that would help influence another group and we have them together.

Savannah Bananas and the Pope at Lambeau.

What do you think?

Maybe?

I don't know.

This

Saturday at Lambeau Field, the Savannah Bananas with an opening act.

John Minow singing an Ashland.

Don't know that we would need that.

That'd be cool, though, to get him to the shrine and have Mass at Lambeau Field.

That would be, and that's dual, it's happened before.

Who knows?

That would

be, especially with the connections, then you'll Father Browniac.

Yeah, Jim.

Yeah, sat on a board with the Pope.

Oh, did he really?

Yeah, that's in the news today.

Oh, that's cool.

So those, him and Father Dordi.

Kind of know him so I don't know that that's gonna get him here, but you know five six those guys that's lifetime term So you know if it takes ten years Anyway, I think that's cool news for everybody, but United States especially

Uh-oh.

If he writes stuff down, that is never good.

So, all right, what do I want to talk about while

he's writing stuff?

Well, I'll say this.

Coming up next.

I guarantee I'm going to make him laugh.

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I need

that.

day I want to talk about

it's too

early for that okay

that's funny that is funny

all right now I got to come see what you're going to explain it but we'll

explain

that

break

at the break because you don't you're not gonna know the guy yeah that's funny though

got a nice texture from Terry Pope Leo the 14th is it 14 yeah Port Leo the 4th

Pope Leo the 14th, born in Chicago.

If you guys ever see the movie Conclave, I watched it last night.

Very interesting movie, Terry.

No, you didn't like it.

Then the ending, they could have come up with a better ending.

I thought that was a weird ending, but yeah, Conclave, I liked the first, I don't know, how long was it?

Two hours, the first hour and 15 minutes, I thought was good.

Yeah, I mean, there's not a big, well I shouldn't say there's not a big secret, the whole Conclave's a secret, but like you know,

how that kind of works.

They just talked about the politics, and even when I had Father Girardi on here, there's politics.

Oh, God, I believe that.

These guys were out in the hall just really arguing conservative versus progressive.

Yeah.

This guy seems to be kind of in the middle a little bit, probably a little bit more on the progressive side, but yeah, I mean, he...

Is it what, third ballot, second ballot?

Has any pulp ever retired?

Well, one day.

I don't know,

no, two.

There was one back in the 1400s, and then just recently,

Benedict did, right?

Yeah.

Well, he was health-wise, all because of things.

I don't think so.

Oh, I thought it was.

No, I think he just went, you know, enough of this.

Okay.

We got some texts here.

Vicky says, let's go, fellas.

It's Friday.

You're exactly right, Vicky.

Vicky always has a great attitude.

Vicky, we need you almost every day to give us a little

pep

talk.

Yeah.

Because normally it's the other way with people.

I got this although some people are trying.

Morning, guys.

With the weather today, I'm going to take a piece of sunshine and paint it all over my sky.

Hashtag positive texts Friday.

Snarky Brian.

All

right, Brian.

Let's see what comes next, Brian.

Another text here, Sarah.

Are you guys still taking new slogans?

Yes, today is the final day.

We're going to award our winner on our Mino in the Mare slogan, as in, Mino in the Mare.

And there's a couple of good ones.

Oh, some really good ones.

But has Todd got all the votes or do we vote?

Todd's got it.

Todd's the voter.

Todd's the man in charge.

Todd calls the shots.

Right, Todd?

That is true.

Hey, we had a good time in Oshkosh yesterday.

I'm

just going to say that.

I was thinking last night, why do we like going there so much?

Well, I mean, it's great.

It's part of our listening audience.

But, oh, nice to

us.

Like, we had the president of the chamber on, or the lady who works for the chamber.

And she's a pistol.

She's

awesome.

Connie

is awesome.

She's awesome.

We're doing this small business spotlight.

And she texted me last night, I have some businesses for you.

Like, they want to help us.

Whereas I think sometimes we get people on here and they kind of leave.

I just thought that was...

Really nice and she's busy.

I mean she's got a lot going on her plate and then for Pat Well, that was last time but to give us a tour.

I mean, I don't know that we've had that here.

Although

we know I'll tell you what They knocked themselves

out

the lady that runs that Christine and program.

She's holy cow.

I mean that's like serious serious stuff It is

but look how well she's doing.

Yeah, I mean it's you know building one building to another building and then she's regional She's in two other markets and she's all in on that and that's such an important that

domestic abuse.

Well, I would love to sit one on one with that hypnotist though sometime to learn a little bit more about that.

Wouldn't you?

No.

No?

He was intimidating kind of.

He was.

that slow, deep

voice.

It's like, hmm.

Yeah.

He had, he had your number.

Yeah.

He did.

Yeah.

We probably all did.

I know the joke, but we probably all did at some point yesterday, stop and start collecting like chickens.

Part of it's his voice.

Right.

You

know what I mean?

He said, you know, he thought you guys were funny.

He goes, I just have a really dry sense of humor.

I said, you do.

Yeah.

It's very dry.

Yeah.

But he was great.

Yeah.

was a lot of fun.

And it was cool that we talked about

who he helps and he really, when you ask them about athletes, he can

lean over that.

Yeah, big

time.

Yeah, that's pretty

cool.

Well, they need it as much as anybody.

They really do.

I mean, that's such a, you know, your failures aren't hidden someplace.

You know, you don't get a test result at all.

I just crap and throw away.

would probably think there'd be a line of golfers.

Oh, they, trust me, they do.

They got mental coaches.

Oh, I would bet.

They call them attitude coaches, a lot of them.

Yeah.

Oh, that's a big thing now.

Well, you see it sometimes.

If you go to a pack or game early, um, I don't think it's Jordan Love.

I'm trying to think who it was.

Somebody help me out.

He would always have his back to the goalpost.

They have headphones on and sunglasses and he'd be doing that.

He'd be visualizing everything that's going to happen.

And that's a real big thing with those.

Oh, yeah.

The positive thoughts get rid of the negative thoughts.

So I'm going to start doing that for the show.

There you go.

I've

come down here to have his glasses on.

What?

What's up?

He said I'm gonna start doing that now for this show.

you could get here a little bit early and read the show prep stuff, but you do whatever works for you, John, because you're a great host.

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It is Friday.

Can I get it?

I don't know where this is from.

Todd?

Wait, listen, people.

Todd weighs no music without a reason behind

it.

Some kind of connection.

I don't

know.

Brian

sent this.

It's Mr. T. Oh, is it really?

Yeah, he said, would you please play this tomorrow morning?

So.

This is

Mr. T. There you go.

That's Mr. T. Yeah.

Always for the oven with the burning heat.

When she stood

making sure I

had something to eat.

I used

to dance this all the time.

I bet you did.

All the time.

And your biker shorts.

Yes.

Actually, I had

them on yesterday walking around my apartment.

Start a fire.

Maybe.

OK.

Happy Friday to you.

It is 36 degrees.

It's only 36.

Yeah.

36 degrees in Green Bay.

Appleton is 41.

36 in Oshkosh.

I'll tell you, the wind.

I'm 127 years old, maybe I just figured this out.

Not much.

today feels nice out there.

Yesterday felt freezing cold and it was 30 degrees more.

That wind coming off the water here makes such a difference.

It's mind boggling.

Yep.

Even like I saw Manitowoc high today of like 60 and like 80, 20 miles inland.

Yeah.

No, the water guys, the lake.

Absolutely.

Um, forecast thing.

Hi.

of the low 70s, which is perfect.

It is military spouse appreciation day.

I could go on and on and on

and on

how important the spouse is.

And I'm saying both ways.

You know, when I mentioned nurse the other day, right away, you conjure up the nurse in the old fashioned white scrubs type of thing or whatever.

And so many men are nurses now.

But same thing, military spouse appreciation day.

I know a lot of guys, they are the spouse of a

their wives being in the military and boy, what they do too is so vital, so amazingly vital, can't even put into words how important the spouse of somebody in the military

is.

And that's a tough life.

I mean, they're not only in danger, but they're gone.

And then they come back and sometimes that's different.

But how about Nicole Stockton

from UW Green

Bay runs a veteran services.

I mean, she'd get a phone call.

Hey, you pack up or move to Japan.

You know what I mean?

It's just like what the behind-the-scenes part, you know the people in uniform We're all adoration whatever whatever right and we don't spot like the ones behind

the scenes and I'm sure there's a lot of discussion.

Oh We need to be back.

Oh, no you're coming with me all the

credit in the world man.

It's also muskato day a little too sweet,

huh sweet wine

sweet sweet wine um Child care provider day.

God bless them too, man.

That's nice

God bless them.

Yeah.

Uh, lost sock memorial day.

Look, how do you celebrate that?

I actually took out a box.

I searched.

I took out a box yesterday.

I dumped the whole thing out all over my bed, trying to find matching socks.

Well, why don't you match them and take them

out of the

dryer?

Today is... Why would you... Okay, that's... You'd be a little bit more proactive than that.

What if you're in a hurry?

I was.

Well, that's why they don't match.

Makes sense.

Butterscotch.

Oh, you know where I stopped yesterday?

Vintage Rose.

Yeah, good.

Don't go in there hungry.

No, you're right.

You're right.

I agree.

Their

desserts.

They had the peanut butter cream bars.

They had the chocolate crack bars.

They had these are these

carrot cake with the thick frosting.

That is good

carrot cake.

And you're

standing, and I did that impulsive thing.

Oh, you

study this.

And they got that glass case.

It's right there.

And they put those, I think those lights.

They

put it right in front

of you.

You can't miss it.

And they put the lights on there.

Right on the lights all over.

It's like, yeah.

It's right there.

I'll take one of those.

You can't.

You

know, I actually think about you sometimes when I shop, because I can never find anything when I go to grocery store.

But you mentioned something about the difference between the center aisles.

Oh, stay

away.

Stay

in the perimeter.

Absolutely.

Just do it.

Discipline, just do it.

Don't go down those aisles, John.

Then when you get to the checkout and they got those other things.

Yep.

Don't take that lane.

You have to go to self-checkout.

You go through those lanes and the candy and chips and whatever that.

But that's what vintage rose does to you.

They got it

right in your face.

These

big peanut butter cream bars and stuff.

That care cake.

I didn't have that other stuff you're talking about, but that care cake I had there.

I had the Italian stallion sandwich.

Oh, very

nice.

Very nice.

Morning.

Morning, Adam, by the way, I know.

They were sitting yesterday, saying, Mike, I'll tell us again that sandwich you were talking about yesterday.

We'll make you one.

Remember I was talking about my avocado sandwich?

Oh, yeah.

Yes.

Yeah, they're creative.

They're not, yeah.

Do you stock your way back

from Appleton?

Yeah.

I had the discipline to drive right home.

I'll be honest with you.

It's one of those things.

I'm hungry.

Didn't really eat down there, you know, coming back.

And there's that Schring Road exit and you

get that

little thing, you know, not even just why am I excited?

Oh, I know why.

I'm sorry.

Oh, their stuff is good.

So I look at my dad, who's a veteran.

I took my dad, who's a veteran to the Daddy D's production show last night at the Riverside Ballroom, highly recommended.

If you can go to the last show tonight, Chad.

Yeah.

And that

is, I've been, I haven't been to this at this time, but I've been to that before.

And she's put, in those guys who are just our guests, Teresa or something, Daddy D and Kevin.

That is a great, great show.

I'm glad Chad liked it.

And your dad, I think that's- How can

you miss with that group and those songs?

I can see what they're just knocked right out of the picture.

And I think that's cool that he took his dad.

Those are the things that you can take your parents to or, I don't know, old, but kids to as well.

That's just a great clean.

I don't know.

don't know.

I don't know.

Wasn't one of those guys that like goes overly nice so people would say he's a nice guy

Yeah,

some people are just genuine.

Yeah,

he's a real deal.

He was one of those guys

nice guy

That's young.

How do you young?

Oh my god.

I don't know

Wow

I Mean laugh.

I was gonna throw it a dad joke like you throw yesterday.

Is whatever I'm not a dad Whatever I asked my

dad.

How did a guy die?

He'd also the same thing stop breathing

Prince Fielder 41.

Billy Joel

76.

Candice Bergen 79.

Tommy Rove.

I'm so dizzy.

Oh wow.

I don't play that to be in our head all

day.

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Once again, John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, welcome back.

Good looking Friday morning.

Are you kidding me?

A little chilly out there right now, but man, it's going to be beautiful this afternoon.

And I'm sure that water, I mean, that sunlight is coming off the water in Oshkosh and the boats are heading out.

That was, I, Lisa's

going to give you a new name

this morning.

Yeah.

What's my new name?

Your new name is Lisa headroom.

Can you drop that camera down just a little bit for our listeners?

What was the big deal yesterday?

Every time there was a picture being taken, Todd would yell at you.

Don't forget

that.

Because when I take pictures, I give too much room above.

OK.

And he wants me to bring it in and focus in a little bit more.

Got it.

John, you've been on TV.

You know, there are certain things you want to

be trained, right?

I got to back up on something here.

They're into Fanta totally.

Yeah.

I'm going to tell you why.

because those poor, I don't say kids, I don't know how old you were, they'd bring these kids into the TV studios, okay?

And you got this big newscast and it could be, you know, Chuck Ramsey and Mary Smith and so, you know, all the big timers and you got some 19 year old kid who's never been a TV studio before and he's trying to host these cameras that are

the

size of a sequoia and move them around and get those perfect shots.

And trust me, we used to be able to hear it just through our things on the set during a break.

And they'd be screaming at those guys gotta hate to say kids with these young we were absolutely screamed at for all that shot was framed on the anchors head

and Lisa's actually a very good photographer She's done some really great pictures for me But for some reason she loves the headroom

And now in my defense Todd that goes back to why I'm a good photographer because

I will allow myself cropping room.

Uh-huh.

So I can crop it to the size that I want it.

And it's just a habit I got into when I took photos.

All right, we'll fix that habit.

Well, no, that's, you gotta admit,

when it

comes, when you take, that's one of the easiest, most effective things you can do.

Just hit that crop button and get out what you don't want.

I would agree with her.

Just get the picture.

Don't cut it off.

You can't add to it.

You know, I mean, isn't that great when somebody shows

you something like that?

Like, okay, so I went to the oil place yesterday.

Okay, Todd, just to let you again, once again with the key Mike here.

Yeah.

Had it completely filled up.

Yeah.

1500 miles ago.

Okay.

Stop didn't yesterday get a top dog.

They get that great deal with that five minute oil change.

We'll top it off for you in between oil changes.

Okay.

There was no oil showing on the dipstick in 1500 miles after having a full thing.

Well,

you've got a leak somewhere, dude.

It's the key.

It's it's a thing.

They had a warranty on it when I bought it.

It was past the warranty and it just,

yeah, that's what happened to mine.

It's an oil pressure problem with those car.

Yeah.

It had a default.

And so now, but only 1500 miles and it showed zero oil.

Wow.

Dude, that's not good.

Do you

it?

Do you like come on?

No, I don't have.

Oh, but here's.

So here's the deal.

This is what I was getting at.

This one when you learn

windows, electric windows.

Electric windows one doesn't work, but that's okay.

Whatever.

But anyway, um, I got duct taped off But anyway, so anyway, so I asked the kid I said hey, I've never seen this little icon show up on a dashboard before it was like this triangle It's almost like remember the old were technical

Yeah,

okay that showed up so here.

Oh, let me take a look if you don't mind and he reaches in and he Pushes some buttons right by like the cruise and all this stuff shows up headlights so and so

I didn't know that existed.

Yeah, tire pressure.

That's cool.

Yeah, you know what it

was?

It was that I had a headlight out.

Oh.

But didn't show a headlight.

Just showed warning.

That there was

a warning.

So you had to go to the warning

page.

Yeah, you got to go through it.

You got to scroll

through it.

You could scroll through.

But you're out of oil and it doesn't warn you?

Uh-uh.

Isn't that bizarre?

I'd rather have oil.

Yeah, I would rather have oil than a headlight.

know.

The check engine light was on,

but...

So you're one of those people that drives around with the check engine light on and goes, ah, that's nothing to worry about.

People say, why is that on?

That's always on.

It's merely

suggestion.

That's

to have extra lighting on the dash.

I want to make an announcement to our listeners.

If you're listening, thinking this is some sort of car talk or we're going to give you advice on cars, do not listen to

anything

say.

Beat us out.

Just Nancy just sent in the mine on the mayor tagline.

It fits with what we're doing.

On a ramp and off the rail.

It fits the subject.

Hi, Lisa.

Hey, how are you?

I'm fine.

How are you?

Excellent.

sure enjoyed yesterday.

Yeah.

We love coming down to Oshkosh and good time.

Actually,

after we

left there, you know what we did?

What'd you do?

We spent the rest of the day planting trees.

We were there five minutes.

Nice.

Nobody knows that, Jim.

I'm sorry.

What was that Lisa?

I said, you were working with new leaf and planting.

No,

no, no.

This

is what happened.

Yeah.

Different organization in Appleton

with

Babs.

the app.

What's it

called?

We plant trees all over Northeast Wisconsin.

Yes.

So that's great.

They

are the Johnny

Apples.

Yeah, that's right.

They were just a little embarrassing one part.

We're at we're getting wrapped wrap up Jim.

What's hey?

Hey, what are you gonna do with those extras?

I'm putting in an orchard for my grandkids.

You didn't know I Didn't but it was it's amazing what they do in a day.

I have a feeling you

were okay when you were watching people plant I had a feeling you were thinking that I bet I could do this in my backyard

I was really thinking, can they do this

in my backpack?

They were pretty efficient, right?

We're supposed to put on our, for the person that took the pictures of us, we need to give a photo credit.

She wanted that.

Yeah,

well you

make sure.

Least

on grass.

Lee did that?

Yeah, she did.

I will make sure to do that.

Yeah, she took the pictures and the mayor was there, he was, you know, he had the...

thing that goes over the pool that you pounded down.

That guy was working.

I know, I grabbed the rake.

And at least when you see the pictures, they're in the photo drop, by the way, if you want to see them.

They're standing there by a tree.

And I said, and I said in the

chat, I said, well, at least Jim's got some dirt on his shovel,

you

know, as he's standing there

in his wind tip shoes.

I thought we were supposed to pose.

I was just taking

break.

Yeah.

That was fun.

They're super nice people.

They're nice, nice people.

Great time.

Yeah.

Well,

now that you two knows how to plant trees, please come to my house and plant me an apple tree.

I've always wanted.

I have

never planted a tree.

I swear that didn't die.

I'm not even joking.

Those were apple trees we planted.

Okay.

You don't want me,

Lisa.

Crab apple

or the crab

apple.

I want a real apple tree.

I want an apple tree that's going to drop fruit.

Well, I think that takes well, Lisa.

I know, I know.

But you know, here I can't.

plant a pecan tree up here.

It just won't do well.

So an apple tree is the second best thing to me.

When you guys lived in Arizona, Arizona, when you lived in Mississippi or Louisiana or something like that, I mean, like, could you literally grow like peaches and go into your backyard and grab one and eat it the way we could do an

apple here?

Yeah, that's cool.

Oh my God.

Yes, peaches were.

Yes.

As a matter of fact, in the.

Rustin, Louisiana, they have a peach fest every year.

Peaches are huge in the south because the temperature is perfect for them.

And if I mean, okay, you'd be the only type of person that actually tasted what a real peach could taste like versus by the time it's picked, put on a truck, brought up here,

you know, whatever.

If you drive around Atlanta, out in the sticks, they have

Uh, peach stands next to pecan stands, but when

I'm saying,

yeah, those are really, really good.

Yeah.

Okay.

We were

in Louisiana and we stopped at a place and we, like I said, it was over the only, only over.

We also bought boiled peanuts, which I didn't quite

get those either,

but they had peaches and it's like, it's just, you talk about melting just like, so juicy and so much flavor for something, you know, after it's picked and yada, yada.

that would be cool to

have down there, man.

But

anytime that you get locally sourced,

fruits in the area that they're supposed to grow in.

For example, up here, we do apples very well down there.

No, apples wouldn't do so well down there because it's too flippin' hot.

Or cranberries from here, you know, aren't gonna taste the same as if you buy them down there.

So it's all about where they're at.

That's that

whole farm to table fresh fruit.

better because you're not transporting them.

There's

a whole

lot

of reasons to that, but we still, though, how many avocados come from out of the country?

Isn't it like 80% or something?

Anyway, we're not there yet.

Well, think about coffee.

Coffee needs those tropical temperatures, too, to grow.

And it comes mainly from Brazil and, you know, downtown.

Love

that.

All

right.

let's go down, Lisa Hale.

Oh, well new whisko weekend is coming up on saturday and sunday and this weekend we are focusing on mother's day We've got so much mother's day stuff.

We've got a fantastic feature story from terry bar on madison malone and motherhood and she sings You've got to hear it because there's a wonderful lullaby Um, we've got our commentator amanda nimmer telling us what moms really want for mother's day

And she hits the nail right on the head.

I'll tell you that.

I don't think that's a big

secret, but

yeah.

She

wants to

keep all the, keep all the stuff.

Just give me

some space.

Yeah.

That's it.

And you know, I have been asked, I have a son and he asks me like once, once a day.

So for the weeks leading up to Mother's Day, what do you want for Mother's Day?

peace and quiet in a clean house.

That's all I want that I don't have to do.

Please.

Yeah.

Well, we asked for an apology.

That's my dad.

Dad, we're supposed to give good children.

Well, sorry, can't provide that.

Sorry, dad.

What was your second?

What would you like?

What's next?

Yeah.

You

know what our family tradition was?

We'd go fishing and my mom would go to this place and my dad and I would fish and my mom would dig up dandelions, collect dandelions, the dandelion greens.

On this big hillside where we fished.

Yeah, and that's how we spent Mother's Day And we have a picnic and that was I've been for ten years.

We did that

probably for cooking Jim.

Oh shit for salads Oh deadline greens.

Yep.

Are good for sounds.

Yeah.

Oh, they're phenomenal And they're so healthy for you.

It's unbelievable But you'd have to find these almost like meadows where you'd find like a lot of them, but your mom relax

She relaxed doing that.

Oh my gosh.

She loved it,

right?

That's

you gotta do see what they wouldn't love to do.

It was perfect

We had a great

time.

I just picked dandelions for my mom, you know, just to bring her a bouquet of dandelions.

Oh,

yeah.

Yeah.

And of course, you know, dandelions stain the, the stem stuff will stain.

It'll leave little stains.

Oh, really?

I never know

that.

So she was not happy.

She never complained to me.

she was never happy because I would stain my shirts with all these little.

Danny I didn't know that

got texture apples need a pollinator.

Therefore, you must plan two types of apples.

Oh, we're all about the pollination here.

Oh, yes, we totally understand that.

Study that.

And we got text here.

If anybody knows about photo ops, it's Jim.

I was pretty honest with him.

I'm like, look, can I borrow that shovel?

And would you take a picture?

Yeah, OK, OK,

I'll

get it out of here.

That

sounds about right, doesn't it?

So that's

Saturday at 8, Sundays at 11, New Iska weekend.

And then on Sundays at 1 o'clock on WGBW, it's Lean Local with Jim Schmidt.

And what do you have this

weekend?

A little different than Mother's Day.

I interviewed Brian Johnson, who is not only the president of the Green Bay City Council, he also is the director of the On Broadway District.

I think they both could be doing a little bit better.

And after the show, I thought,

Was I kind enough?

And I think I was, but you just don't want to talk about stuff you agree on all the time, right?

And it's like, where is this?

How come this hasn't happened?

So it was great.

I mean, and he was just a great guest to have.

And I'm going to get him back because there's just a lot of things that are, how would you say that?

In transition right now.

And

I want to see him through.

So, I want him to see them too.

Anyway, it was great.

It was a good conversation.

It was not a Mother's Day thing, though.

I'll tell you that.

It was a little bit more bricks and mortar, but it was great.

He's a good guy, and it was a good interview.

So, yeah.

Well, let's say, can you stick around?

Or do you have to do the other show?

Sure.

Well, I have to do stuff, but I'll stick around.

All right, we're going to go

over some of the great things you got going on.

OK.

Let's say, back up, Chris.

It's going to be in the 70s today.

A beautiful weekend coming up.

Forecast looks great next week.

And we were talking at least when we were in Oshkosh yesterday.

Not to belabor the point, but what a beautiful setting you got sitting there.

The sun was coming up.

Bolts were heading out in the water.

People were allowing the banks out there, like seven o'clock fishing.

That's just the thing, you've got that senior citizen home and the big cylinder kind of building there that, and it's like, what a beautiful view for the seniors living upstairs.

They're overlooking this beautiful body of water with everybody going out to fish.

I would imagine their host didn't have that same view.

I mean, that's a beautiful view.

You gotta move.

I don't want to move.

It's like a penthouse view.

What I liked about I didn't get to

love you, but give me Park Avenue.

Right.

Well, I liked about green.

I guess.

Lisa's green.

know.

I know.

They're they're river banks are green.

Yeah.

That's how green that grass was.

I don't think we have.

I just really stood out to me.

It's like, holy mackerel, that the water looks so much nicer when it's up against green versus brown.

I mean, it's a

beautiful setting.

That

was a good

setting.

I would

want to do what he told us about yesterday, what Pat Tracy told us about.

Have you done that, Lisa?

Have

I done

what?

The tiki thing?

Go drink for four hours on the water.

I mean, I go on a boat ride for four hours.

But you bring your own.

You bring your own.

Bring

your own.

That's not

like so much fun.

There's a lot of fun things to do in this town.

Oh my gosh.

I love Oshkosh.

You would have to pay me so much to move out of this city.

It's not even fun.

Well,

we pay a lot up here.

So let's talk.

No, you don't.

Wow Wow Well,

not only are we talking about Madison Malone and motherhood with her lovely lullaby to start it off We have dr. Kristen Lyrely is our cover story this week She's gonna talk about the physical and emotional

changes that motherhood takes on your body how it affects because I mean we all talk about motherhood and the sacrifices that moms make to make their kids happy and yada yada blah blah but we never talk about the actual physical changes motherhood does and so we talk a little bit about that in our cover story it's really

Really interesting

John should listen to that because I'm sure he'll get all woozy when he hears some of the terminology and stuff

like that, right?

Were you in the delivery room, I bet you weren't let's put it this way

God, I can't believe this.

I can't believe this.

When my kids were born, it was the same way as when you went parachute jumping.

Might as well have been at night because my eyes were closed.

All right, all right, I'll give you that.

I'll say this.

When my sister gave birth to my nephew, I was there.

And the little, the little three year old.

Nephew Jacob came in right afterwards and he looked at his mother and he goes.

Are you through yet?

This is gross.

I under

the same

words.

Wow.

Are you through yet?

What else that

go down, Lisa?

Because by the way, if you have anybody anything by Brittany, we got a memo from her.

Did you get that?

Yeah.

It was noticed throughout all of civic media.

You didn't see that.

Nope.

No, I read that stuff.

Why did you?

Okay, come on.

Well, I just said notice from here on out

I prefer to be referred to as award-winning.

Brittany.

Yeah.

Journalist.

Brittany.

Merleau.

I did see that.

Yeah.

No, she's three Pete.

Brittany

is what we're talking about.

Three Pete because she got three first.

That's cool.

Yeah, I prefer to as three Pete Merleau.

Yeah.

Well, we do have a little something from Brittany as a matter of fact.

She does a great story on travel tourism here in the state.

So we've got that.

And next week, she's going to tell us about cranberries and how Wisconsin does cranberries.

I almost drowned in a cranberry bog one time.

They

never would have found me.

They never would have found me.

Nope.

Ever.

What happened to Mino?

Completely disappeared off the face of the earth.

Nobody knows.

It'd be like

a Jimmy Hoffa

thing.

What you're saying is I should replace alligator farms with cranberry bogs when I'm planning on disposing a body.

Absolutely.

Because you can just step off that and you go down to like oblivion.

Whereas Mike Tyson said because I'm gonna get fed away to a Bolivia

And

Jim Schmidt

He's a

guy in class the teachers would be like Jim

We're disappointed that you would be,

didn't

do it sister,

I didn't do it.

But you're hanging out with the wrong people.

They were literally in the studio this morning, passing notes back and forth because they didn't want to talk about it on

the

air.

It was funny, it

was funny.

Y'all, y'all may be old white guys.

At heart, you're both 12 years old.

Thank

you.

There we go.

I believe.

But we are definitely

still

white.

I have heard that.

So what are you doing?

What are you doing for Mother's Day?

Me?

Yes, you.

Well, you're

the only one

that gets.

Well, no, Todd, what are you doing?

What are you

doing?

What do you think?

I'm not going to do anything.

Good.

My entire family knows that.

I'm not.

But there's some free stuff like at the Pain Art Museum.

Remember you talked about the flowers that you can go see there.

And you know, here at the Botanical Gardens, it's free from others.

There's some stuff that if you want to do, you could do.

But you just chill at home with your

trance.

I'm probably going to stay in my craft room and hide from everybody.

Yeah.

Whatever you want.

I mean, it's your day.

That's the only day that I can get out of 364.

It's our day.

Yeah.

Make the most

it.

One thing that Amanda may point that Amanda makes in her commentary in New Wisco weekend this week is that moms are constantly Climbed on touched talked to they have to put their hands on every decision in the household They are for all intents and purposes the CEOs of the household, but they're also the physical

Yeah, yeah, you're right.

No right.

No one's arguing here.

None whatsoever.

No, we, we, we get it.

Yeah.

Lisa,

give your, give Newisco weekend a plug.

Newisco weekend, Saturdays at 8, Sundays at 11 on WGBW and WISS.

Check it out on the Civic Media app as well.

All right.

You're the best, Lisa.

Congratulations to have a wonderful Mother's Day.

Thank you.

You bet.

Thanks for hospitality

yesterday.

See ya.

We're going to set a break.

Mark Houston will be joining us.

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Good morning.

If somebody wants us to give out a Mother's Day shout out.

Yeah,

anybody's

mom's out there.

Sure.

We'll do this.

Let us know.

Just text in.

We'll make sure we do a shout out.

I will also say this.

We kind of missed a happy birthday yesterday, Nikki.

And I'm wondering if you might.

Yeah.

The mic is open.

No,

that's what we missed it.

She listening.

She may be.

Hey, this birthday salutation goes out to one of her good friends from a great athlete at West Depear High School, professional baseball and all points in between.

Nikki Z.

This is for you.

Happy birthday to you.

Long rendition.

Happy now, right?

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday, Nikki.

See, Nikki.

That was memorable.

For all the other

ladies out there.

That could

be for you.

That could be

for you.

John, it's my wife's birthday tomorrow.

Happy birthday, Anne.

I'll just say that.

You don't need your signature.

No, no, no.

We got time.

No, what?

No.

No, out of time.

Bella, help me pay for it.

We got time.

Look at the time.

And happy birth, or excuse me, happy mother's day to my wife and my mother this weekend.

It's always been a fun weekend.

Yes.

And all the mothers out there.

What did

you, Chris, she's not your mother, but what did you buy your son to give your wife?

Like for mother's day, like what do you, did you do something?

You doing botanical gardens?

Or are you doing something that's, when these freebies are out there?

did

we didn't do anything yet, but yeah, I think she wants to maybe go out for brunch.

Yes.

Yes,

I looked at things and No, it's gonna be a great week in great weather you can get outside and right enjoy it

My wife loves working in the garden, so I'm getting her some new equipment.

Ooh.

Like, okay, like what?

Well, she... Is that good?

Those, like, those... I got your speed.

No, those pretty shoes that are, like, big.

Oh, okay.

Not just those little ones in your hand.

Yeah, those are good.

I know.

She wants one of those.

You take it on the trees with those?

She's probably listening.

That's what I'm gonna get you, honey.

I'm going there, and there's something else she said she wanted, but gardening stuff.

Yeah.

And I don't, like, doing that, but I know what she wants, so I'll just, you know, I don't know.

Monards or something.

Go pick it up.

That's what I'm...

Okay,

let me

ask you this so your daughters are full grown or they're grown-ups or whatever you know And your son's still young enough.

He doesn't have a job type of thing.

Nope.

Okay at what point does the dad Not do stuff for the kid to do stuff for the mom where the kid wants to say you know what?

I'm, I'm good.

I got this taken care of dad.

I'm good.

You know what I mean?

Like Dom's got more money than me.

So I've been told Julia said she doesn't have a sugar daddy.

She has a sugar son because you know, he'll take her to Kohler and you know, go

those champagne brunches and whatever, whatever.

At what point, like what your daughters did you, you know, did it was like, they were happy.

It's like, I'm going to do this on my own.

I don't know if I'm there yet.

I mean, I've always financed it

with the

doctor My kids all make more than I do.

I mean that that's That took a little that's weird that your kids make more than you but you that's the way the world and I'm glad it's that way, right?

I mean it wasn't I don't think that's pretty good question, but even in high school I did finance that I just want to tell you that they yeah, but they went and picked out the gifts.

Yeah

All right.

So there's got to be a time when your son picks it out.

You don't pick it out and give it to him as he gives it to your mother.

No, he actually had some good ideas.

All right, that's cool.

Yeah, I won't say what it is because I still have to pick it up.

But we did.

Yeah, there's some good ideas.

Yes.

He's creative.

If they have the ideas right, but you're still picking up the tab, as you should.

No.

Tell

him to grab his money.

He's he's selling stuff left over from the draft.

That's right.

Did you see that or that they're doing that?

No, there's this huge auction with stuff left over from the draft.

Well, it's true story.

I mean, I think it's an auction house.

They must have had a contract with with stuff.

Although, was it you telling me?

Who is it telling us, Jim?

Somebody on here about at the green room, their work in the green room.

And like after like some of their kids were picked, they're walking out with like pillows and stuff

from the green room.

Memory.

Well, I saw one of the draft picks.

It was funny because I saw a draft pick that said 2025 NFL Draft and they had him flying the team.

The mom was carrying one of the pills, getting on the plane and stuff, and I'm thinking, well, I guess that stuff left.

But the stuff is discounted a little bit because the front of mine went and bought a hat.

I've had about

six people from

on the

air.

Like a hoodie or something.

It's not that much discounted.

Yeah, I thought it'd be discounted like 50%.

It was like, I don't know, 10 bucks off, but maybe 40 to 30.

I guess that's significant.

But anyway, there's, they're discounting that stuff, but it's not a fire sale.

I think it's

30% down right now.

That's not bad.

It's not

bad.

Yeah.

The look on Jim's face while John sang Happy Birthday was priceless.

Great job, John.

You could sing to me any day, Vicki.

All right, and this is my first time on our congratulations to you guys for your

Um, yes, it's second place.

I didn't even know this was a radio show.

I thought this was just hanging out every Friday.

So congratulations.

Well,

you should congratulate yourself.

You're part of it.

You are.

No, this is this.

But you know, it's all the listeners and everyone that this has been wonderful the last couple of years.

Um, I think you guys have done a great job.

Thank you, Mark.

But our taglines, we're asking for a tagline with my name here.

No one has said, um, at the end of the day,

we're announcing a winner,

but no one has said.

mind on the mayor informing us about things going on in the local community.

I haven't heard, I've seen that one.

Mine

on the mayor, more information in three hours.

On the

local

community, bringing in the guests to elevate their non-profits, none of that.

It's all off the rails.

They are, they're snarky.

That's a good word for it.

Great for your listeners.

Maybe

I'm one of them.

As long as they're

happy.

You guys are informed if you're entertaining your so-so.

Oh, wait a minute.

That was the guys that beat you.

That's what we get.

So the ball is

still open, the contest is still open.

Mine are the mayor, building the blanks.

$25 gift certificate going to somebody.

There you go.

So buddy, you, I mean the old term about drinking of a fire host for about two months, you were that guy and you almost look more relaxed now.

then I'll tell you what, the night of the draft, I've never seen you look stressed before.

When you're walking with a walkie-talkie, it's like, what do you mean a bus got an accent?

What do I mean?

And you had everybody coming up and asking you things to the point where I'm like, hey, I don't want to wait in this line.

You get us a beer.

mean,

you look stressed

that night.

And you honestly look more relaxed right now than you have for a while.

Yeah, I think I slept better in the last week.

Well, you're sleeping in your office, right?

Yeah, and even that next week, I struggled with sleep.

I think everyone did.

This is a huge event for, you know, the NFL draft was huge.

And what a great, it was a great opportunity.

John and I were just talking before, and I don't know if I'd want to do it every year.

That'd be, that'd take, I think every year you get better because you now know what you're going to do.

Totally agree.

I think that was the biggest thing that every community could not agree more.

If you have not done it, you don't know what to expect.

It's the...

You have to pivot you have to change things

Yeah Everything went very well.

I mean just I don't know how you would rate it ABCD From your vision, but you know the chief of course put in a because there's only one arrest 600,000, you know 200,000 people a day

I just, what's next?

I just, when I talked to a guy yesterday, Brian Johnson was actually on this lean local.

Okay, so we did that and it was successful, right?

I mean, probably the lowest grade is going to be a C plus, B minus, right?

Everything was pretty good.

So now what?

We're not going to get the draft for at least another 10 years, if then.

So what are we going to do?

We got

You following this concert series that's going on in Wisconsin, you know summer fest they just they own it But then Harley-Davidson is picking up these as concerts and now Camp Randall.

Do you see their lineup?

And I hope we can turn this into something for Lambo to get I'm talking about the stones and something

though.

I think it'd be awesome I think it that's we can do it.

I think it showed everyone that you know what we can do it You know you can put on these events.

I think the other thing is though It's to remind people looking right out here on the you know on the deck or

Conscious stuff that's down here 4th of July.

There's so many different events that we put on right when I say we that the community put part of it But I mean it's the whole community and that includes though not just Green Bay.

That's Appleton.

That's Marinette There are so many things so just to get out and and check out you know some of these activities Especially when we get warm weather

Yeah, I wouldn't say one thing about that too.

It's like, okay, like it seemed like everybody's so overly concerned about where park where to drive to and it's like 99% of people I know run.

It's like, we got this is not fine.

We're fine.

We know where to go.

We know all the roads.

We know every

place to

park.

We're fine.

Parking wasn't honestly, I don't think parking was a issue.

Right.

People were expecting to

walk.

It's going to be interesting to see the cost on this.

I asked him yesterday about that.

I mean, there was some money put into public safety and DPW.

And we have the DPW coming on.

But with all that said, we can do this.

So let's do it again.

Well, the draft's not coming for 10 years.

Well, there's other draft type events out there.

I mean, you look at what Oshkosh does with the EAA, what Appleton does with the Myla music.

And we host the Packers 10 times, which I think is great.

But I just think there's a big, big event we could get here, maybe two or three, because we can do it.

Yeah, I might own the mayor, maybe.

Absolutely.

Put a

concert with that doing all

that.

Oh, by the

way,

Todd.

I got an email from Vicky from a Chamber of Commerce in Oshkosh.

No.

No, not Vicky.

Oh,

not

Vicky.

Yep.

Connie.

Yep.

She's talking to the guy to get me

introduce George Thurowgood at Waterfest.

Don't hold

your

breath on that.

Baddle the boat.

What do you think?

Don't hold your breath

that.

I might even be on stage with him singing a little bit.

I'll drink alone Until

until the police come in drag you on

baby.

Yeah Wow, I'm excited about that

me and

George hanging out together

at my boat.

It hasn't been confirmed It's just an idea right.

She's just want to

get him off the phone Okay, I'll look at it and he takes that is I'm on wow.

Yes Wow Hey mark I got to be honest with you the other day I walked here on the on the track and everything like that There's something about okay, so yesterday's on the treadmill except wind was like 90 miles an hour here

the treadmill seemed twice as long than walking out.

There's something

about when the

weather is nice and you're how much further you can go versus inside.

Is it

mentally some kind of, what is it?

I think it is.

I think sometimes, you know, that's why people put on a TV or radio show or listen to a podcast.

Just because, yeah, nice out, but even during the middle of winter.

Man, it's just had to get two miles in.

That's what I mean.

You're in the

trouble.

You're just looking at the thing.

How much further?

How much

further?

And when I walk in that nice day, it's like, I don't want to stop.

And I need to get back doing it.

But, you know, I would do my nightly walks last year.

And I tell you what, I'd love, honestly, just checking out different people's homes or seeing what's in the neighborhood.

I mean, I think that's what your mind gets off things, where if you're in a room and you're seeing the same thing or the dog sitting there or, you know, TV's not on.

And driving by is one thing, but walking by is

a totally different view.

It's unbelievable.

Just the different things you see of neighbors or just waving or whatever it

is.

I've got a great neighborhood to walk around in, too.

And I just need to do that more.

But it's just a different.

Here's another thing.

We have this trail.

I'll just bring it up.

We have this trail.

It's amazing how much people don't know about the trail in town.

So, so, so, so.

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What is going on, Mark?

Let's talk about some kid sports.

Yeah, you know, I think the one thing I was just gonna talk about, someone, a few people brought it up.

John, you talked about, you know, hey, nice weather's come out in the last couple weeks, but it's gotten a little bit cooler.

On some days, you know yesterday winds were blowing and it really wasn't that warm and some people ask about you know, what should my kid be wearing for sports, you know and baseball softball and track I think the biggest thing to remember is it may be beautiful at noon or two o'clock But what's it like at 435 36 30 when your kid needs to be playing out in the field?

And you know, it's great to have a t-shirt on but Think of your kid stand the outfield or think of your kids at a track meet and not have you know, so it's it's one of those things being prepared, you know, it's

Today's supposed to be a beautiful day.

I think high of 77.

But what's going to be like at 6.30 if you're standing there, track me.

Making sure you have extra sweats, even jackets.

The same thing, even if you're a fan sitting there at a game.

Sadly, gloves and a hat maybe.

And it's not saying that you're a wimp wearing them, but it gets cold.

So my biggest thing is, how do you get your kids prepared to get them warmed up, stay warm?

And then making sure you know big our big things is pitchers and like baseball softball Making sure that they're probably wearing an undershirt, you know not just standing there in a t-shirt because if they're standing outfield They may be standing there for two hours.

Absolutely.

So, you know, I think the biggest thing is being prepared think ahead Plan ahead have that bag of extra supplies

and you make a good point about the fans because it's

Also, all you do is think about the weather.

Oh, I can't wait till this is over.

Whereas if you're feeling good, it's like, I hope this goes on forever.

You know what I mean?

I think that's a good point to just bring an extra something.

And the

equipment's out there nowadays.

They've got so many advances.

You know, I mean, dry shirts are light.

You know, you know, if you sweat or not going to feel real heavy, but you can put that on.

My own son went on a field girl trip yesterday, you know, had pants on.

It was cool.

Was able to take those off and he had shorts on.

Probably because as I was told he was trying to get a turtle at some nature preserve, you know, probably made a mess and stuff,

but

good old Charlie.

Hey, do you remember back in the days of Major League Baseball, as soon as the pitcher would come off into the, it didn't matter if it was 100 degrees, he'd take a jacket and he'd just put it on up to his shoulder.

Do you remember that?

Yeah.

You know, that was a big thing.

You know, I mean, sometimes you still need to do it.

Like you said, we live in Northeast Wisconsin.

What what happens in Oshkosh what happens in Marinette may be completely different, you know So it's like making sure that you're just staying warm and you know again.

What what kid is your position?

Hey, I have to ask you one Sports question right now in regards to an injury.

So Seth I love the NBA playoffs.

I pay zero attention to the NBA up to the playoffs.

Okay, um Steph Curry.

Yep class one hamstring.

What's worse stage or class four class one?

what's worse is four.

It's really like three preps, right?

Probably one, two, three.

So he's got a one.

I've heard he's out a week.

I think he has to also look at that as you don't want this to be a long

term thing.

Because I just think of the Christian Watson's and the people around here with the those hamstrings.

Yeah, I mean, you know, it's it's being read by an MRI.

So they look and then I'm right and going, okay, it's a mild, you know, well, let's turn grade one is a mild hamstring strain.

Okay, now they're going to look and say,

What can he do?

You know, they'll do treatment on him.

They'll do modalities.

They'll do exercises.

But if he can't function, doesn't mean if they say, well, he was going to supposed to be back in a week, he can't run.

You know, so if we're a week out or two weeks out and he can't run and cut, he's not going to go back out there.

You know, the technology is great on the front end of having MRIs and stuff.

But you still have to use your brain, your knowledge and your people to say, OK, what can he do?

What can he do?

You don't want to re-injure this again.

You don't want it to be

a one.

Because they're easy to re-injure, aren't they?

Yeah, and then does it start going into next year?

And does it bug him the rest of his career?

Because back in 2025, he had to play in a playoff game.

Now, we all know, I mean, if it's, they're down 0-3 or something like that, he may not play the next game.

You know, I mean, it's, so he's going to have to look at, you know, his own health

and-

But one is the least.

Least.

Okay.

Yeah, mild.

And then we got an amplify, Bellin.

The Bellin's coming up again.

What is it?

believe it's June 11th.

should

know this, but I think it's

the 11th.

We had Randy on two who, like you, is very into the community and into the health and well.

But we can start working on that now.

Yeah, we want to bring him back.

There's already some training runs.

Are the training runs started already?

Nate VanderVest does training runs on Wednesdays.

And he's been pushing those.

And they've been getting some good attendance.

And they even had a change for the week with the draft and moved it in another location.

People still came out.

I think what's cool about the bell and I mean, it's right.

It's only a 10k.

But to do it, it's just it's not that much pressure because you got those heats now.

So if you run a little late, there's people walk the bell.

And I think the thing with with with it was we also added now it's the 10k was what's been there the whole time.

Right.

We've now added a 5k.

So there's a

smaller row.

Nice.

So, you know, it doesn't matter if you're youth or if you're an adult or a grandparent, you can walk it.

You know, I mean, so there's different options you can go and I think it's a great way

at school.

Yeah,

school is

getting done.

Kind of start a summer.

It's a great way to end or start your summer

and the events after our fun and it's just, yeah, the money goes to charity.

So I just, yeah, it's a great thing to do.

And you're right.

It's start a summer.

Let's get healthy this summer.

And right now you're doing the training runs.

People should need to look into that because it's sort of just start walking, but

yeah, start walking, just being active.

Right.

You know, we, we had a Marinette 5k, which was a run that was up in Marinette this last week.

5k small race 3.1 miles, but it was awesome to see also we had some people that had total joints or a heart attack and They did a parking lot walk.

It wasn't competitive, but what a great opportunity

just to get out and do something with your family.

Yeah.

And I'll tell you what, like we were talking about, you know, like at the Croc Center, they've got those really cool things with the treadmills where you got the video, like you're going through Tuscany or whatever, whatever.

But like I said, when you get out on a day like this, you will do, you can do like twice as much.

Yeah.

Wouldn't you agree?

And you don't even realize how much it's mental.

It's not physical, but when you want to quit.

Yeah.

Oh, it's true.

Yep, it is.

Yeah.

Thank you guys for everything.

No, thanks for what you just did.

You gotta go to work.

I gotta go to work.

All right, man.

Mark, get us some health and force medicine.

Hey, get us some swag from a dress.

Just enjoy your Mother's Day weekend.

and Lisa Hale for joining us.

Joining us right now, Avery Renreck, fourth and goal of summer football camp for kids.

Avery, welcome local Green Bay Fella and trying to, how do you say it, pay it forward a little bit?

Maybe some of the people that helped you become a football player and you're trying to do the same for young kids around here with a non-profit.

Welcome.

Thank you.

Appreciate

you

guys for having me.

This is awesome.

Appreciate you coming

in.

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Thank you.

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Sorry to interrupt you, Avery.

No worries.

How are

you

doing, buddy?

Good.

How are you guys?

Good.

You are putting on a camp for kids seven to seventeen.

Um, with, and you brought in some, I mean, you're obviously a great player, but you're bringing in some talent.

Yeah.

So we'll have Elton Jenkins out there.

We're going to partner with him.

Um, built a relationship with him over the last couple of years.

Good guy.

Yeah.

Awesome guy.

He came

up to Pulaski High School and we're doing our, uh,

high school football against cancer type thing and he came out there and boy he was interacting with the people and the kids.

It was just

awesome.

this

is a full day for these kids?

It'll be 11 a.m.

to 2 p.m.

So just a couple of hours the last time we did it it was a little bit longer and kids were on out parents ready to

go.

All right, and then we're gonna learn some

skills and yeah, so we'll run up through some stations We got like a speed and agility station.

So I think we're gonna have ETS, which is a local performance facility come out They're gonna run like the warm-ups run the kids through some agility and speed stuff And then we have we're partnering with some like high school coaches and some other guys as well to come run like quarterback training Running back training defensive back training all that stuff.

So okay

before the next question I'm just gonna give people your website

right

fourth and like letter and goal.org.

Yeah, that's all

Well it is, it's forthandgoal.org.

To do these things, and I don't know what you charge the kids, but sponsorships are critical when it comes to events like this.

Yeah, they're huge.

And you are looking for some sponsorships.

So let's talk about...

what a sponsor could get and what the benefit is to the kids.

Yeah, so we really appreciate any dollar amount.

Obviously, like on our brochures and everything like that, we start with $1,000.

We have people that'll donate 20 bucks and that goes a long way.

So we charge the kids, it's all free.

These annual cans are all free.

Oh, really?

Free to all the kids.

Oh, that's

cool.

Very cool.

And we try to get them a meal, a gear bag with a camp shirt, and have the sponsors on the back.

So that's one of the benefits for the sponsors.

Their logo will go on the back of the shirt.

We'll have them on our website as one of our teammates.

And then they'll be posted on our flyers and across social media and everything like that in regards to the camp.

Awesome.

And this takes place in Green Bay.

Yep,

it'll be in

Green Bay.

It's going to be one of the high schools east or west.

We're not defining that right now.

Is this, I could ask, is this for boys and girls or

is this for boys and

girls?

That's

awesome.

I'll tell you what, girls play football right now.

It's huge.

It is huge.

I'm glad to hear that.

I didn't

see that.

I mean like Olympics, right?

Yeah, it's huge.

Yeah,

that's cool.

Good.

Got

texture.

Based on today's show, perhaps we should change the slogan to minor the mayor, ranting, raving, and off the rails.

Nancy, okay, thank you.

I think she's on to something.

Yeah, you're on to something.

I gotta ask you this.

So where does the passion come?

We ask every person that comes in here, where does the passion come from?

Who sparked this for you?

Yeah, so really, for me, it was during COVID in the house.

Didn't have really much going on, obviously, quarantine and everything.

And I was kind of going through what brought me passion in life.

And I found a common thread throughout everything was helping other people.

I love sports.

And then I was doing research online, found a bunch of articles from ESPN and New York Times about the amount of kids that can't afford to play sports and how that's impacting the future generations and everything.

So that hit them to me.

No joke, man.

It's expensive, and even here in Green Bay, there's a lot of kids that are unfortunately homeless or they're underprivileged.

So just being able to give back to them, the impact of sports was big for me growing up, coming from a single mother household myself.

I know what it can be to not be able to play at times, but then fortunately for me when I got to Ashwabinen and in middle school and everything, it was a little bit cheaper because the participation fees weren't as high and a lot of the equipment was provided outside of CLEAT.

being able to help kids and bridge that gap there and be that.

that pathway, I guess you could say, to get to play the sport that they love, whether it's football, basketball, soccer, baseball, tennis, whatever the case might be, we're here to help them do that and chase their dreams.

And you know what I think is really cool when you're talking about the different things, I would have loved to have something like this when I was a kid where you get to do the kind of drills that they do at like a combine or something.

You know what I mean?

Kind of compare yourself, how you do versus.

I mean,

I think

John, we could probably send you to this and see

how you do all the drills.

Come on out.

You know what, do

you have a category for really old guys with artificial

guns?

I've heard a fourth in goal in the camp, but what are some of the other work your nonprofit does?

Yeah, so we help with really the main goal of it is to help kids that can't afford to play sports.

So if there's a, we have a request assistance form on our website.

It's pretty straightforward.

Not asking any like intrusive questions or anything like that.

They fill it out.

We just want to make sure that those people that are filling it out.

are in fact in need.

And if they request football cleats or their registration fees covered, if they're playing some kind of program or basketball shoes or baseball glove, whatever the case might be, we'll get it ordered for them.

Or we actually, I've been taking the kids right to Dix and helping them pick this stuff out.

Wow.

And they'll do it there.

So very

cool.

Avery, the other thing I think people are listening, I mean, you teach them the X's and O's, but you also teach them about teamwork and some leadership skills.

Just talk about that.

I think that's so important.

And I think because of COVID, we've missed some of that.

Yeah, of course.

That's the biggest thing sports provides, you know, not outside of the athletic stuff and staying staying active.

It's it's about teamwork.

It's about working together to accomplish a goal.

And then you get the respect out of it.

You're respecting your teammates.

You're respecting the other team.

You're respecting your coaches, leadership.

If, you know, depending upon your position, everybody's a leader on the field.

If you speak up and you can gain that leadership, that leadership role on your team.

And then we have speakers that'll come out.

So obviously this year, Elton, he'll probably talk to the players.

He came out our first year as well.

And then we've gotten

people from St.

Norbert College that has come out.

I'm a local barber from Starr's, came out and spoke to the kids.

So just really just showing the kids that.

Even if you can't make it in sports, there's other career opportunities to be successful in life, where you can, you know, gain these, these roles in these positions.

Transfer those skills to so many other things.

Exactly.

Home.

Yeah.

Sports is so much more than the athletic part

of it.

Yeah.

I'm glad you're teaching that.

Absolutely.

You mentioned about a single family home, your mom, you know, you didn't have that dad come home from working, throw the football around with you or whatever.

Yeah.

And a lot of these kids, I think maybe sometimes.

when you're not trying to get overly, you know, whatever, but you know, sometimes when you don't have that and you look at other places for a little bit of that, that guy to throw the football around with, seems like you're trying to help those types of kids a bunch to have that guy that'll throw the ball around with you or do some drills and things like that.

Yeah.

Does that

Come from the heart yourself a little bit.

Yeah, a little bit.

Yeah.

Like you said, it was, you know, it didn't have anybody there to throw the football.

My brother, my older brother, he would do it a little bit, but he's not into sports at all.

So, um, for me, it was just watching it on TV, throwing it with my little brother.

He's not into sports either.

So it was like, where do I find that?

Um, and when I got to high school and middle school, I was starting to able to play.

But like you said, a lot of the kids, you know, they look for, you know, a role model in the, in the community.

And sometimes it's not great.

It's, it's, that's what I'm saying.

have

that maybe it slides into that other guy in the neighborhood who's you know every Renwick fourth and goal summer football camp for kids

and I think every some people may not know what a need we have for this in this community I mean like I could working that field a little bit and there are kids that are missing

pretty cool part of life that we kind of took for granted.

And that's why these sponsors can really help get these kids engaged with other friends, which is really important, some leadership skills.

And I mean, to be with a Packard player, I'm sure they're excited to be there.

Yeah, ecstatic.

A lot of the kids love that.

Um, the sponsors are a huge part of it.

Like you said, um, and you can not only sponsor, you know, the camp, but you can also sponsor an athlete.

So we have those options on our site where you can, you know, send us 50 bucks and that sponsors an athlete to attend one of our camps.

Nice.

Um, or, you know, if you want to send 150 bucks, that's kind of like our, our threshold there to get a kid in the game.

We call it.

Um, so that gets them like the shoes or the, the, the necessary equipment and cover their fees.

Um, so there's different sponsorship options and routes.

and packages that we have built out there.

And we can see all

that stuff.

Just go into fourthandgold.org.

Yep.

So it's all on the website.

All right, cool.

And then we have a donation portal as well.

Right.

You got a

quick text here.

What about volunteers?

Do you need volunteers from Cathy?

Anybody that wants to come out and help we're more than happy to help them or not help them, but have them out there with us to help So volunteers are great.

You can reach us right on unforthengold.org or my email is avriatforthengold.org so you can email me directly And more than happy to help people set up do the registration right out there with the kids I

gotta think there's a whole lot of back structure that goes into put together something like this

Yeah, there's a lot the money's important, but boy you have to have the volunteers and when they talk about time treasure and talent

you know, to give your time is sometimes that's even worth

more.

But

it is.

It's very

important.

I mean, I deal with that now.

We just have the summer.

It's kind of tough to get volunteers sometimes because people are busy.

They

other things.

So that would be great if she could get on on your website.

Fantastic.

Yeah.

I know you need that

for some of the people back in your youth that, you know, really helped you get to where you are today.

Um,

because you

don't go as far back as the days of coach Golopsky, do you?

No.

The main coach there was the varsity coach was Jonas.

Mark Jonas.

Yep.

Now the head coach, Shadow Kanto, falls, I believe.

I believe so.

Yeah.

So I think for me, the main thing was, I probably would put it to my older brother, just kind of building the structure in terms of the game of football that was different, but he was in the Navy for a little bit.

Okay.

So kind of having that structure there.

Obviously, he had his own life and career and stuff.

So he wasn't around a whole lot, but that was kind of like the father figure for me in building that structure in my life and kind of.

And that's so important.

Isn't it though?

Yeah, it is.

So important.

So what are you doing now?

I mean, you seem like you really got it together.

This is your full-time?

No, so I have a full-time job here in Green Bay.

I work for a marketing company.

Trying to step away from that, eventually, if I can.

And God willing, but yeah, this is something that I do.

Wow.

I try to do it full-time.

I got the clothing line as well.

Right.

Talk about that.

Yeah, so the clothing line I started, that was the original thing five years ago.

call 4th and Long.

So 4thandLong.com, 20% of the proceeds go to 4th and Goal to help the kids that can't afford to play sports.

So that was the original thing, started with 12 shirts, kind of sold it to friends and family and kind of snowballed from there.

All the clothes are, you know, good quality cotton.

We print them right here in Green Bay, order the stuff online, and then bring it to a local print shop, Tundra and Parallel & Promotions, and they print it.

And we try to make it affordable so that way everybody can wear it.

But it's about chasing your dreams, backs against the wall.

A lot of these kids are in the same situation where they're backs against the wall and trying to find that way out.

You know, I would assume sometimes just for those kids to know that people care.

You know, people, hey, we're here, we care.

There's somebody here, you know.

who will put in some time and sweat and equity to help you kids.

I think that means a

lot to kids, don't you?

Yeah, I do.

Yeah, that's a big thing is being able to have somebody to look to to know that they care where you're not just out here running in the streets and stuff and nobody cares about you.

A lot of the kids like...

to know that somebody cares, there's some accountability there.

And even though kids probably won't say it, they like structure.

I think a lot of kids like structure to have, like I'm coming home, I have a meal.

You know, this is, my parents are requiring me, or this person's requiring me to do my homework.

This is my bedtime.

So it definitely helps.

That's awesome.

Avery, stick

around.

Doing a good job, Avery.

Avery, Renrich, fourth and goal, summer football camp for kids, but a whole lot more.

than just that one football camp.

Yep.

And not that dread to dismiss it, but I'm just saying it's, you got a whole passion for this thing.

Yeah.

We're talking more about

this and how we can help you, okay?

Thank you so much.

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Hey,

thank you very much.

Welcome back.

We're with a very impressive young man here, Avery Renrich.

Fourth and goal, the summer football camp for kids.

I like your mission statement here.

Fourth and goal is dedicated to empowering children from under resourced communities by eliminating financial barriers to sports participation and covering registration fees and equipment costs, helping children in need access the transformative benefits of sports.

I can't, you know, we got a good friend here, Naomi Mose who runs the art garage and she kind of.

tries to do for the arts what you're doing for sports which is really great because I think I can't think of anything more heartbreaking than some young kid who wants to be involved either in sports or art or whatever and they don't have like the registration fees or the equipment or the whatever and I love it that people like yourself and Naomi and so many others in these communities say hey let me let me step in here and kind of try to be a little bit of a facilitator I think

that's really cool

I appreciate it.

Yeah, I think there's always got to be somebody out there that's willing to help be a resource.

Unfortunately, there's kids that just can't afford things or even adults in specific entities that can't afford things or can't.

You know bridge that gap essentially so

but I think that's two things that you're doing though.

I mean if you sponsor a kid or you're gonna put a thousand dollars into your You're right.

This kid's got something to do.

He's gonna learn some leadership skills But yeah, there's maybe see if saving him from going down a wrong track, too I mean that's kind of easy to do in certain areas So I really you're two great things you're doing there I mean educating the kids gonna have fun.

He's looking forward to it He's got new equipment feels like he's part of the team, but the other thing is that I can do this I don't have to do

one person that

man, woman, whatever it is, who provides that spark.

You know, sometimes you never know who you're going to connect with.

Right.

And they have that opportunity to connect with that person.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

100%.

Yeah.

I mean, you even hear professional athletes when they make it, they say, if it wasn't for sports, I don't know where I would be.

Oh, yeah.

And a lot of the kids... Are musicians when they come on?

Many of them?

Exactly.

Yeah.

I mean, that's a big thing is like they, you know, you don't give them that pathway.

If they feel like that, that pathway is closed off, it's...

They're going because they think that somebody else bounce off to some other

direction and who knows where that takes them.

Yeah.

That's successful.

Yeah.

We talk about the volunteers as well.

I mean, they get a lot out of it as well.

think sometimes people are like, I gotta go do this.

And they get at the end of the program of the event.

That

was awesome.

I'm really

glad to hear that.

So we're going to encourage people to participate as well.

Yeah, come on out.

I mean, all the people that have helped us in the past have loved it, just being able to see the kids, participate with the kids, see the energy that they bring.

I just want to compliment you again for

opening it up to both.

I think back in the day, this was just more for boys.

And

think the fact that the girls are doing this and having fun.

And it's unbelievable how good and athletic they are.

Yeah, this is before you're on but coach sixth grade Flake football for the Y and I just I think she was the best player on the team I'm not gonna choose so fast and just not afraid of anything But yeah, that's cool that they got that opportunity and to play with boys is good.

Yeah,

and vice versa Yeah, bringing it all together and I think I mean we've had a girl that's came out for the last I think two or three camps probably come out to this one as well I think I saw them sign up

and and she's out there the hardest worker they are in the work in and and yeah just having fun go along that's

fantastic

i love it i love it like

we said women's flag football is getting huge it's getting worldwide yeah so that's incredible i'll tell you what again though um

You're gonna dedicate your life to young athletes and young people like that.

You're gonna be changing lives And that's cool because like you said you've got somebody in your background who did it We have so many athletes and different musicians that come in and there's some person that provided that spark outside of their house You know sometimes in the in the home.

It's like just got put bread on the table, you know

Yeah,

but with that other person that could say hey you got a certain talent.

Yeah

Take that run with

it.

Yes, his greatest parents aren't as hard as they try it Sometimes they hear from somebody like you that's

outside or

they're like I can do this

and

then the person like I've been telling you that you know But you know now that mr. So-and-so or mr. So-and-so

said

I really can can do this.

It's and right That's that's what we need.

That's what kids need.

We're all like that I'm

not

kids just need to hear it more than once.

yeah, that's

awesome You're doing that and I think you're helping this community.

Maybe not you don't see it today, but

down the road.

This is good stuff.

For sure.

really appreciate it.

How can we help and give yourself another plug?

How people can find the information?

Yeah.

So fourthandgold.org is the link to the nonprofit here.

You can sign up for the camp right there.

That's where you can sponsor.

Reach out to us directly Avery at fourthandgold.org or right through the website through the contact us for information.

If you want to volunteer, sponsor anything like that.

And then fourthandlong.com is a clothing brand.

You can come out support that as well.

And proceeds go to the nonprofit

in this events May 31st kids from 7 to 17.

That's awesome

Yep May 31st 7 to 17.

It'll be here in Green Bay, right?

I guess at one of the schools either east or west.

We'll have it at a meeting more likely West 11 a.m.

To 2 p.m.

Parents are welcome to come out watch your kids have fun, right?

It's still open

food and water sponsors, right?

No food and water is covered.

Oh,

it is okay.

I'm so have gear will have a gear bake for the kids water bottle

T-shirt and then like a drawstring bag.

That's a little swag bag.

Yeah sponsors will be on the shirts on our website They'll be announced as our teammate and then on the on social media as well over social media

Outstanding if there's anybody out there listening that has company or wants to donate themselves Please even contact us and we'll put you right in contact here with Avery right Todd you bet absolutely

So keep up the good work.

Thank you so much.

I appreciate you

guys.

All right.

You bet.

You're the kind of people that can make a difference this world.

You know, us old guys, we're past our prime.

But you guys can do it too.

Did you guys ever make a difference in the world?

Either one of you?

Just, I mean,

positive

or negative.

We impact that.

We can talk.

We've influenced.

can

talk

about that.

So once again, keep it up.

Please keep in touch with us.

We'd like to follow this all the way through and help out you guys anywhere we

can.

I definitely will.

I'll send some pictures and videos.

I have a camera man out there.

We'll send the video and love it.

Appreciate you guys.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Did you play football at St.

Norbert?

I did not at St.

Norbert.

Just at Ashwabinen.

That's when you got hurt.

Oh, decided to step away.

I was like, this is too much on the body.

I'll find another way to be.

But you still want to

still contribute.

Yep.

Yeah.

I got a 4.0.

That's where you spend.

You got a 4.0?

Not that high.

3.9.

I was in the 7.

That one

class.

What'd you get in the ACT?

I don't even remember.

I got 23.

He got an 18.

That's so not true.

I got 24.

Back at

this.

Coming to Northeast Wisconsin live from the Civic Media Studios, this is Mino and the Mayor.

And

here are your hosts, John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank

you very much.

Welcome back.

Well, it is Mother's Day weekend.

Jim, I'm turning this over to you.

Well, special guest.

Probably the most special guest in my life.

Are you there, Mom?

Yes, I'm there.

All right.

Happy Early Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Hello, Mrs. Schmidt.

Hello, John.

It was great seeing you at the Northland Hotel event that night.

Great 100 year anniversary.

That was a good time But my favorite memory is you at the was it last summer's at two summers ago now at the dedication for the Park two years ago, right mom.

Yeah, we dedicated that park.

Yeah, well,

and you

were on

stage and you were belting out songs like nobody's business.

I thought that was phenomenal

Kind of grew up in that world though.

Yes, we did

You

did

yeah, everybody dad got all the credit for singing mom and people didn't realize how good you were

Well, I'm not good.

I love to sing though.

I love to sing yeah, but I would often have a harmonized together We just enjoyed

seeing yes They did harmony the two of them were my dad's name obviously the gym not this gym And they'd sing duets and harmonize they were very good

So did you

hear me sing happy birthday to our friend Nikki this morning?

No, I didn't have it up.

Good thing.

Good thing mom.

We'll try to play it back for

you.

No, we're okay.

We're

okay.

So what are you doing tomorrow?

Waiting for all my cards and phone calls.

Waiting for a visit from you.

All right,

so you're just sticking around in the at home.

Yes.

now that they're grown up and have families that really they should have their own Mother's Day because they all have children and they should enjoy it.

I've had it for so many years that they should enjoy their Mother's Day

too.

What was Mother's Day like back when, you know, all the kids were, what's the age span?

How many years?

Because mine was 17 years in my family, oldest, youngest.

would be all of that.

Yeah.

Right.

Was that like when you had all those kids for Mother's Day?

Yes.

It was wonderful.

I often, when the children were small, I would get breakfast in bed and they'd all sit around with a king-sized bed and whisper and they made all these beautiful things and give me these little cards that they would do in grade school.

I have quite a few of them, yes.

I love it all.

Jim always accuses me of being a hoarder, but I bet I've got every single card, any one of my daughters.

or son have made for me.

I don't care what age, what year it was, I got them all in a shoebox.

Yes, this is that great.

It's just wonderful.

Yep.

To look back at that, yes, John does have a lot of that stuff.

So anything you want for Mother's Day?

I mean, your special meal?

Somebody that's, can I tell people how old are you?

You want to tell people how old you are?

Oh, sure.

OK.

It's not going to change.

No, it's not going to change.

Tell people how old a hold are you, mom?

I am 92.

That's

wonderful.

I will be 93 in August.

Yeah.

Okay, I have to ask you one question.

Big news this week about the Pope.

What do you think?

Oh, I think it's wonderful.

His first words were peace.

And that's what we need in this world is peace.

And that'll be great.

He'll be great.

What do you think of an American Pope?

I mean, you've been around for a while.

We never had an American Pope before.

Right.

We interested an American Pope because he was raised here.

Now, he hasn't been in the United States for probably the last 25 years.

He was a missionary in Peru, but he was raised in the Augustinian Seminary, which is a very good background.

Yeah, we

have three of her brother-in-law's are priests Wow, so she she knows that stuff.

I was just I was really surprised that well you listen to when I interviewed Father Drotty

Yes, I did.

I saw I heard the whole thing.

I was at and we turned to he got it on and we listened to the whole thing Yes,

and he even said that he didn't think there was gonna be an American Pope and here we are.

Yeah, I think it's great

gotta

get

into

Green Bay, mom.

That's the goal.

Now that this guy's a Chicago guy, we gotta get into Green Bay.

Remember when we tried to get the Pope to Green Bay to come to the shrine?

Yep.

We got a text here.

Oh my God, Mary is so wonderful.

All right.

One

of our listeners, Tammy.

They love you too, mom.

That's to

you.

All right.

That's to you, mom.

Hey,

Mary, is it true that sometimes Jim makes you chop sweet?

That's not very good.

Fried

rice, right?

Fried rice.

Anything he makes is good.

He's a very good cook.

I heard he's a little too

spicy sometimes.

That one time was a little spicy, mom, but

she would tell me that, but she didn't tell

you that.

Yeah, as I get older, I'm more buoyant.

Right, yeah.

Would you want something for tomorrow?

What's Sunday?

Oh, so Sunday.

Tomorrow I got a wedding tomorrow.

Do you want anything special?

I'll make something for you.

You name it.

James, anything you decide to make is good.

She called him James, dude.

That is so sweet.

All right.

he your favorite?

Mom?

Yeah.

Mrs. Ritt, it's your favorite.

Is James your favorite?

It's quiet.

Right

now, yes.

She's on the

air.

That's beautiful.

Next phone call, I'll say yes.

Maybe

some Polish food moms this goes in class or something you want that or something German?

Well, I'll talk to you later today, but yeah, whatever you want.

I'll make it for you because I'll do

it Whatever you do is great.

I love

food.

Yeah, I would think you'd be a dumpling and sauerkraut type person.

Oh I love them dumplings and sauerkraut That's terrific

Yeah,

and you're a good cook, too, mom.

I mean, you only cook for 11 of us for all those years.

How did you do that, by the way?

How did you do that?

11 kids every night?

You know, it wasn't that bad.

If you just do it.

I mean, it's... I don't know.

I mean, if you make something for two, then you make something for three, then you increase something a little bit more, and you make the same things, just add more ingredients.

And

just never,

we always had food on the table.

I just never remember as a kid, like waiting.

So you, yeah, whatever you're doing, you, you did it right.

I mean, that's, that's a lot of people to serve though, right?

I mean, 12, 13 people sitting around the table every night.

How big was your table?

Yes, we had a big table.

It was, it was like a football table.

It was wider in the middle.

Smaller at the end and we had it built by the lumber company and they built it in the And then they brought it

in right.

Oh, wow That's big table though.

Yeah, that's cool.

And you always we always ate together too, which I thought was yes We always ate together.

Yes in retrospect.

That's

that was the thing back in those days boy.

I'll

tell you

what you didn't miss a meal You didn't I mean you got to be there for the whole thing.

What was your favorite meal to make them?

Well, when the children were small, it was easy to make some of a casserole that Everybody could eat rather than to make separate meat and potatoes and vegetables and good We had a lot of casseroles when the children were small,

right?

So it's easy to make and serve everybody.

Yeah, also the soup soup can go to everybody too.

Absolutely.

That's also

just take absolutely

Well, this is Mrs. Schmidt.

We'll let you, we'll let you go.

I'm sure you got other kids that are waiting to call you today.

Yeah, exactly.

But we just can't say how, uh, how wonderful it is to have you on here.

And, uh, boy, you sure sound spry and, and with it at 92, you sound fantastic.

You said about 30 years younger and, uh, just an honor to have you on this show.

Fine.

Thank you,

John.

Very well.

I think you're, you and my mom would have gotten along pretty good.

Oh yeah.

Mrs. Ma.

All right, mom.

Thanks for coming.

All right.

I'll see you tomorrow.

It's Sunday.

All right.

Happy Mother's

Day.

Happy Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Bye.

Bye-bye.

Wow.

With it.

All I want to do is say, OK, let's hear some dirt.

Like give me some stories about Jim as a child.

There'd be no dirt on James.

She

hasn't, but she wouldn't tell you.

So that's, she's a real mom.

You know what?

Let me just say this.

Don't do something.

How should I put this?

You're gonna, yeah, you'll kind of regret.

Later on and what I'm saying this is I thought that one day I was gonna save a couple of bucks one of the last times I visited my mom I'm at the drugstore Snyder drugs that's gonna get her some flowers And they're like odd as mother and I bought her those artificial flowers that that looks so real.

It's unbelievable and Then I had and then my niece visited after I left and my niece is just I forget who it was Joey or whatever.

It's just

Hide those flowers,

Johnny bought them.

Just hide

them in a

drawer someplace so nobody sees them.

And it's like, that's one of my last memories of my

mom.

Your mom didn't say that.

Yeah,

my mom did.

Oh, she did?

My mom.

Oh.

I thought that your niece said that.

Hide those

flowers.

Johnny bought

those.

They're cheap.

Hide them.

Put them in a drawer someplace.

Wow.

So that's how I like to say it.

OK.

All

right.

Yeah,

that's it.

You can come up with a better memory than that.

Yeah.

That's what I'm saying.

Have a better memory.

Yeah.

Anyway,

yeah, that's something else, aren't they?

Oh, they're the bad.

I told her very last words to me, right?

Yeah.

Cheap.

Johnny.

Yeah, mom.

Put the chair back.

Take a chair closer.

Put the chair back.

I think

your mom and my mom were probably very similar.

Cut the same clock.

Yeah.

But think about that these days.

13 people at every meal.

I never, I just, you know, I don't know what to say.

How did they do it?

Never heard her complain ever about just

I was just, I don't know, it's weird to think back to that because I, you know, even three kids, it's held to do, it's tough and to make sure they're all there.

But that was one of the things that was kind of an unwritten rule.

We were always there.

You know, my, I don't know if my dad, I don't know if he threatened us.

We were just always there every night.

So, which is cool.

So.

No question.

Anyway.

Or did

she sound sharp?

Yeah.

And we could have just said, go ahead and expound on the.

Bishop.

She would

have gone for a while in a pulp.

On and on.

That's her thing, which is great.

That's cool, though, especially when they've got something like that to really follow.

Right.

Yeah.

And it's the WTN she watches that.

Yeah.

She loves sports, though.

She would have, if you picked up on baseball or football, she's in a football pool every week.

We got

her to the casino.

She's one of the couple of times.

It's just, it's simple.

All the games pick the winner.

Yeah.

But it's amazing.

And she, oh yeah, when that football comes around, you call her sometime and she'll tell you.

Oh, that would

be fun.

She's, she's actually pretty good.

Okay.

This football season, Todd.

Yeah.

Todd, give her a call sometime.

We get a new segment

called Mary's Picks.

I love it.

We're

doing it.

She, I tell you, I've seen, I've seen the trophy on her mantle.

yeah,

she's good at that.

That's fantastic.

Just great.

Just wonderful.

Yeah.

Wow.

anyway, yeah, it's nice.

Was okay.

But can I just say

something?

You are okay.

And my mom would have said the same thing to me on whatever would have.

Whatever he makes me is just.

Sometimes after you walk out there, you want this.

Like even that chop sweet thing, she didn't even write.

She knows.

It was too spicy.

She told me that, but then when you're on there, she, oh, everything's great.

But this is something

to trying to do something extra special.

Well, it's, oh, this is the more expensive one.

You know what?

I'll do that.

It's

like, that's too spicy.

James, James, do you want this?

James made it.

It's just way too spicy.

I don't know who he is thinking he was making this for.

I'll figure something out.

That's great though.

Great having her on.

Hey, anybody else out there?

We have 10 minutes before the after this break before the musicians come on.

Anybody else?

If you've got a mom.

that you would like us to give a salute to.

Please let us know.

Text us.

Todd, how do they text us?

You can download the Civic Media app.

Choose W-I-S-S or W-G-B-W, lower right hand corner.

Got a text right here.

We need to be calling Jim's mom on a regular basis.

Nancy.

Little football comes around.

I think she'd like

that.

Got a text here from Nikki, our girl, Nikki Z.

And I say it, you hear me sing?

She goes, no, because I didn't know you were going to.

Mark was kind enough to send me a message.

I'll have to check it on the podcast.

I heard it was spectacular.

I heard it was unbelievable.

you think you're singing the same note he is I know I am I can hear it.

All

right.

Let's go to the text

Hey, the Green Bay East Great Iron Club, this is a good deal.

It's a very good deal folks free Recycling event coming up on Saturday 9 till noon East High School in Green Bay 1403 East Walnut Street open to the public

free to recycle computers, cell phones, TVs, printers, appliances, washers, dryers, microwaves, refrigerators.

You know what?

People have these recycling events and it's either we don't take this, this and this, or if you bring this, this and this, it's $15, $20, $25.

This is free.

I read this when we came in.

I'm like, this is a really good deal.

And this is.

May 10th, so that's tomorrow.

Yeah.

From nine till noon at East, and East, big parking lot, and they're gonna be, and they should be busy, but they, and they clean everything in terms of the erase, everything you have on your computer, your cell phone, it says right on here, all items will be securely erased, destroyed, so.

And it's basically the Joannys Park parking lot.

Right, right, huge.

This is a good deal, so I know it's Friday, but man.

This stuff's been sitting in the corner forever.

You know, you can't throw it out in the garbage because that's not right You don't want to take it to the recycling place because they're gonna ding you.

This is free Yeah, I would boy when I see you can't beat that refrigerators free on usually they you know 50 bucks TVs you know much those things guys right to get rid of We have 30 bucks.

Yeah, so that's wow that is really

batteries anything metal items with a plug that's

Awesome,

it is and where's the money go?

What is it for?

Um the Green Bay East Gridiron football association

for all

boosters

So you got the football boosters are gonna help you unload the stuff so for more information.

It's I'm gonna let you do that.

That's why I pointed that one out to you.

E-C-Y-L-E now It must be okay, right?

Uh-huh.

E-Cycle now, right?

No.

Oh my goodness.

No not Cycle.

Let's do the letters.

E-C-Y

L-E-N-O-W dot com.

So write that down.

What is that word?

I don't know what that word is.

Yeah, we're

trying to

figure out how to pronounce that

word.

It's not E-Cycle,

because Cycle

would have another unit.

Okay, so spell it again for me slowly.

It's

E-C-Y-L-E-N-O-W.

Dot com.

So I'm thinking the now, but that first word isn't a word.

E-Cycle.

Yeah,

like electronic.

There'd be another C in there.

Maybe they just forgot one.

I'll look it up guys.

Anyway, let me

give you the phone number because if you have any

questions on this.

Can we get

that right?

That we can do

it.

920-246-7143 John, 7143.

Doug Himes, Doug Hart.

Everybody knows that.

So 920-246-7143.

Give them a call.

You don't have to make a reservation.

Just go there.

I'm sure there's going to be a little bit of a line.

Microwaves that's been sitting around the basement.

Get that out of there.

Absolutely.

This is the time.

I got a texture.

My mom loves gardening, so I'd always help her plant her flowers garden.

Every year, my gift would be flowers or hanging plants.

That's great.

am glad she is still in my life.

Terry.

That's nice.

Very nice.

Yeah.

I think for me, that was the hardest thing when my parents finally had to move out of their house and my mom was gone was all of her empty flower gardens because kind of the same thing.

Like it was always mom, you know, mother's day.

It was hanging baskets, you know.

So yeah, I can appreciate that one right there.

Absolutely.

No question about it.

And I don't think we have to tell people, but you got to do something.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, and like we were talking earlier with Mark Houston, even if your kids are, you know, six, seven, eight, take them shopping.

But pay for it, but let them give the gift and pick it out plastic flowers

I don't think Mino's mom would be the type to sugarcoat anything.

Yeah, that's true.

You Italians are pretty direct.

Well, yes and no.

Oh, those are so nice, Johnny.

That's nice.

And as soon as I'm up there, get rid of those.

That was her thing.

Jesse, what are you doing for your mom for Mother's Day?

Speak

into the

microphone.

We want to meet your mom.

The answer is.

Nothing to date.

So you what do you go?

Okay?

We're putting on a spot.

We could do you take her to brunch?

I'll probably so she's six hours away.

So I'll probably call her and give her flowers.

All right

That's your Chicago

That should

be here in June.

So you'll meet her.

All right.

Okay.

That's nice.

She

was born and

raised in Panama

Yes, she was that's awesome.

I'd love to meet her really

truly.

I think that's cool He says she'll be here in June.

We'll have a very special show just for his mother There you go.

Yeah, she'll be part of the audience and all that kind of stuff.

She makes some really good pandemonium food Yeah, you know

what I want you to give a plug to I want you to give her a plug once again to our Caribbean

We're going to talk about that.

We're going to talk about the

Asian food guy.

Well, here's the thing.

They've got their anniversary party.

Area 509 has their anniversary party next Saturday, 17th in Appleton.

Want to go down there and enjoy lots of food trucks, lots of live music, of course, libations, all the good stuff.

Reggie's actually going to be joining us next Friday to help promote that.

Awesome.

But yeah, absolutely.

Area 509.

And again, it's so cool that it's food you don't really have around here.

I mean, it's what he brings to the

table, right?

Rocks, tails.

I'm telling you right now.

I don't think I could do that.

Oh, no, I'm telling you right now.

Knowing what you and I grew up eating, you can do it.

No,

well,

you're just, no, I gotta make a draw a line of the sand on that one.

We grew up wanting our folks to have us eat.

I didn't actually eat that stuff.

The pork, hot, knuckle thingies.

Nope, I could tell you when they'd make soup with that, I could have a little pile of those right here that I would spoon out.

Some of those other things.

Could you eat a pig's knuckle?

I couldn't.

We didn't have a choice.

They called it that.

We did not have a choice.

This is what you ate and you can ask my sisters, you didn't leave the table till it was all gone.

See, my

mom, my dad was like that.

My mom would, she'd make a side meal if he didn't like it.

Of course she would.

She

really?

I'm shocked, James.

We love Mary.

She's awesome.

And we are having a football contest this year with Mary.

I love it.

We gotta set it back, quick break, and we got a great, great musical ensemble coming up.

Jupiterlings.

She kissed me and said baby

From local stories to local voices, we're shining a spotlight on what matters right here in northeast Wisconsin.

It's more than just talk.

It's about connecting with the community.

This is Mino and the Mayor.

Now, here's John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back.

What a treat having your mom on.

Mary Schmidt, she's just awesome.

Just great.

Also, Avery Renrich, fourth and goal, summer football camp for kids.

We're going to promote that more next week.

Mark Houston, Bellensports Medicine.

Mark just brings it strong every time as does Lisa Hale.

New WISCO weekend

drops.

It comes out tomorrow morning eight o'clock and then again on Sunday at 11.

It's all about Mother's Day.

Fantastic.

Wonderful.

I'll tell you what.

Now we got some impressive people walking into our studio.

Jupiter Lynx.

I love that name.

Jupiter Lynx, part of the Mine with the Mayor live music series.

We've got Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson.

Welcome.

Thank you for having us.

We're glad

to be here.

We've got to ask Jupiter Lynx.

That's an awesome name.

Who's taking credit?

Oh boy.

Honestly, my husband.

Yeah, that guy in there because.

Guy has a shirt that says, I'm with

the band.

He wears

that all the time.

He does.

Like, I think that's the only shirt he owns now, but we gig a lot.

They've been to a lot of them.

But we

were.

Could be my wife's a rock star.

Right.

Yeah,

I know.

was Sparkle.

Nothing better than that.

Pointed over there.

disappointing.

With a finger pointing my meal ticket.

Yeah.

He's our beer boy,

too.

He gets the beer.

Don't bother, man.

We're loading equipment.

But you put it in the links.

Love that name.

So we wanted something unique.

And I mean, everything I came up with is kind of generic.

And Jerry's like, I want something powerful.

It's punchy and different.

I'm like, OK.

And then we started to think, OK, his name starts with a J. My name starts with an L. And we're like, all right, what's something we like?

And we came up with something weird.

And Jerry was saying no to everything I was suggesting.

And then my husband was in the car.

And he's like, how about Jupiter links?

And I'm like, really?

That sounds really

cool.

Yeah.

Game over.

Pretty much.

That's the first thing

he was like, OK.

Because I was into this, at the time, was into this like, planet thing.

I don't know why.

Oh.

And that's how we, yeah, part of it.

All right, that's cool.

We're talking about that.

Jim and I actually had that topic on the other day.

He says, watch this show about advertising people.

And some of the greatest slogans come from, like, the most innocuous things people say versus as hard as you try to be creative with something super cool.

Sometimes it just happens.

driving around and two brilliant sets.

here we

are.

How's the music industry treating you here in Green Bay, Tommy?

Yeah, it's been going really well.

I mean we're

really just starting to break into Green Bay a little bit more lately this past year You know it took us a while We were like everywhere outside of Green Bay is where we could get booked because we really are going off of nothing We just you know had a few Home recordings things like that were sharing with people and people just had to give us a shot and they did and so having a few people give us a shot without knowing much about us Kind of just let it spread right and then once we got a gig locally It's been easier to make it you know happen

the same old true Appleton Oshkosh you work

area as well.

I mean really we've gone as far as like Stevens Point, Beaver Dam, Ocona

Moac, Topp Northeast Wisconsin and most of all this community is that we're giving opportunities.

You know smaller venues and you can grow,

grow, grow.

You'll always find someplace.

I would like to think so.

And there's a lot of Door County stuff we do too.

In the summer we do a lot of stuff there.

A lot of women owned bars

which

is really

cool.

I didn't expect to be so many women owned bars so I was really impressed by that

too.

Cause their husbands are in treatment, but yeah, that's right.

I don't

know.

I'm just kidding.

We haven't had any treatment.

Wow.

tell us about how you guys got started, how you guys got connected the whole thing.

Oh man.

These

are all good backstories.

Yeah.

This is a probably really interesting one.

We used to, we used to work together.

Actually used to be our boss and I worked.

at a building materials.

Okay.

Oh, just drop the name here.

Wow.

It's billers first source in deep here.

Oh, sure.

Cool.

But yes, I was her boss and how long did you work there, Lindsay?

Not,

not super.

It wasn't my thing.

I love the place.

Love Jerry, but just I'm the creative mind.

I needed to do something

different, but what a week.

No, maybe seven, not even quite a year.

I don't think.

Oh, but

one

day I was up at the copy machine and there was another gentleman that

used to work with me that played in a band in Florida and him and I would always talk music.

And Lindsay kind of sat next to him and she, she looked at him and she goes, were you playing a band?

I said, well, I've been doing it for years, a long, long time.

But at the time, the last band I was in fell apart when COVID hit.

And I said, but I was thinking about doing an acoustic thing by myself.

And she said, well, she wanted to get into something.

And it kind of just took off from there.

And then she sent me like three recordings on my phone that next weekend.

And I listened to him and it kind of just, it took off from there.

I had no

idea what he sounded

like at

that point.

So he only knew what I sounded like, but

I was

a single mom of three for a really long time.

And so I just couldn't get into music after high school.

Just didn't have the time.

And so I got to a point now I'm, you know, remarried and my kids are older and I met Jerry and I'm just like, all right, this is it.

Good for you to say something.

And that would have happened unless you leaned into it a little bit and he said something.

And there's a lot of talent in this community.

you know, sometimes you got to talk about

yourself a little

bit.

And we try to help, but

that's great.

I mean, I was a little leery because she said you could sing and some people say, why?

And I thought, you know, I know.

Right here.

Yeah.

All right.

I was

here listening earlier, but it's, it's tough.

You didn't see

it, John, but he was actually pointing at you behind your back.

What?

What's that?

You guys

hear me sing Happy Birthday this morning?

I think I caught a little bit

of that.

It wasn't bad, John.

Thank you.

I was impressed.

Thank

you.

Jerry,

Jerry.

Hey, Todd?

Why

don't you shut your big yeah back there?

I was having a moment.

Oh, man.

Wow.

All right.

Well, let's hear a little something,

something.

Let's do

it.

A little something.

I'm just going to permit real quick and get the mic set up for you.

What is

your?

Genre what would you

well?

We do a lot of alternative rock a lot of 90s early 2000s, but we mix in some oldies We mix in some more current stuff Some country so we kind of really do a little bit of

everything.

Is it the two of you?

Yeah, okay?

son sometimes will come in and during break my son.

I also have an acoustic deck 17 so sometimes they'll come and help out a little bit in between but otherwise it's just guitar and during

We were

on that TV show as well and maybe we'll get to come on here

some time

to his awesome love it bring him in absolutely

great

Jupiter links with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson

stretch down and he walked with a purpose and the sneakers down the street he had many questions like children often do he said tell me

He said

Harmony

that is a unique harmony to I mean, thank you guys you can tell it's It's you right?

I'm sure that's your thing.

You know they don't

have that harmony in the song I don't think

or other people that harmonize.

It's not the same thing.

This is that was really good.

I enjoyed that

Yeah

Right

we do really

complimenting each

other.

Yeah, a lot of

people are just like you're blender you married.

Nope.

We're definitely not married.

I could be

kid,

but

So where have you performed that you said Luxembourg is where you're from that's where you hail from that's

where Jerry's from Green Bay I mean we've heard like I said we've performed kind of all over So like I said find a leg gosh gosh kind of a walk green beaver

down

been cycling bruise when

they were

new

We, you know, we started off with them a lot and they kind of just kept us coming back.

We love them, Cycling Brews and Depeer.

Lovie Tavern gave us some shots here in Depeer too.

They're really good with vocal

talent, aren't

they?

Some of these micro breweries and these wineries and just to go and

support

them,

but

there's just these little venues in two, three pieces.

This is the kind of stuff we love to sit and drink wine

and listen to.

Yeah, the

wine, the winers are

fun.

I mean, we'd wine a lot.

Wine a lot.

And yeah, I mean, a lot of breweries we do, a lot of wineries.

Yeah.

And we

like, we're going to be coming up here at Thirsty Cow Taphouse in Bailey's Harbor.

It'll be there Saturday and they're doing

a fundraiser for the fire department.

So that's

going

to be really neat.

This upcoming, not this Friday, sorry.

Next Friday, we are going to be at Main Street Pub and Grill, which is a new one downtown Depeer there.

They just started up not too long.

and are trying to get some music going,

so we're

happy to go there, too.

All right, so how do we want to book you?

What's...

Yeah, I mean, I'm on top of Facebook all the time.

do it with

Facebook.

Yeah, I'm...

Just two of us.

If you

get a response, it's me.

But...

email, honestly, everything's on Facebook, but our email jupiterlinksbandedgmail.com, facebook.com slash jupiterlinks, message us, email us, call me, text me, I'll respond right away.

And that's nice you wouldn't remember jupiterlinks.

Let's go stick around, we'll be back with more jupiterlinks with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson, mine or the mayor, show back right after this.

That forecast looks great forecast sunny high in the low 70s beautiful weekend coming up for the mother to stay weekend We've got Jupiter links in the house.

They're outstanding Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson and Before we wrap it all up Todd we got to talk about the big competition.

We've been having all week long Tell the links what

we yeah, you

guys are creative people,

right?

we're looking for a new slogan for our show a tagline attack.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a mine on the man

Yada

yada

yada.

Some people could have been nicer.

A lot

nicer.

Well, my husband was the creative one with our names, so.

Yes.

Took us probably a good month to figure out.

My name is Jupiterlings.

Come on, Brian.

What do you got?

Come

on, Brian.

Is he the

guy carrying the big equipment piece with a shirt that says, okay, I'm with the band?

Yes.

He claims he does.

Give me three drinks.

Is that him?

That's definitely him.

He does help all big time,

though.

Let's do shots.

I'm with the band.

I'd love to add that part to the shirt.

Yeah, I like that.

So, Todd.

So I've got, I'm going to give three winners today.

Okay.

Three

winners.

Three winners.

Let's do three.

Okay.

And we've had some great ones over the last couple of days.

Phenomenal.

I've kept the best track I can.

Okay.

How about, well, one of the winners is Mino and the Mayor, two mics, no filter.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to give that a bell.

Congratulations, Sarah, on that.

This one kind of harkens back to something we say on the show a lot.

Mino and the mayor, we weave.

Okay,

we weave?

So our weave or we weave?

We weave every day a lot.

They're trying to interview the president and say, what are you saying?

Get to the point.

He's like,

I weave.

So we, he just keeps throwing stuff on it.

So that was us.

And

Todd?

Final one.

is Minow and the Mayor on a rant off the rails.

That's not bad.

All right, we'll take it.

All right, so we're

going to be at Main Street Pub and Grow, like I mentioned, on the 16th in Green Bay here, Thirsty Cow Tap House, it's going to be in Bailey's Harbor on the 17th.

It's not a swear word because it's what the beavers build, but it's the beavers build it bar, okay?

Because like, you know,

yeah, we were ready to say that

again nervous.

All right, we're there.

We're good.

You can say

that.

I think we're a Christian station.

All of a sudden.

You're not listeners are you?

No, in her

defense, she grew up singing Christian music with her parents.

That's why she's.

But.

Then

we're going to be a fire lane on the 25th and Athelstain.

That damn fire lane?

Yeah.

Well,

not

quite that,

but yeah.

We're going to be Amber Pub.

I mean, we're kind of getting all around.

Getting up north.

Yep.

Club Reds in

Kokona.

We're going to be a Solu.

We love Solu in Cascade.

That winery

is beautiful.

Cool place.

You guys should check that

out.

Yeah.

Lakefire winery, the 13th of June.

14th.

Let's hear.

Sorry.

Wow.

Every weekend pretty much we unless we chose to have off.

We're busy.

Where can people actually look at that and find that information out like your socials and

stuff like that.

Facebook literally everything is on there a full schedule and I'm also part of another band in my son and I have an acoustic act.

So that's on there too.

So you can get

everything on there.

Jupiter links.

We got three minutes to the close outer week for Mother's Day weekend.

Anybody guys like to say hello to on Mother's Day weekend?

My mother.

I love you, mom.

All right.

Jerry is the quintessential old guitar playing bar room play actually you know what no I'll say happy mother's late to my two daughters Okay, we're gonna close on our week with Jupiter links Jerry and Lindsay you guys are awesome

Hope to see you guys at a great little winery or pub this summer.

Sounds good.

Thank

you.

Thanks guys.

Bring it on.

Cause I found me a better lover in the UK

Coming to Northeast Wisconsin live from the Civic Media Studios, this is Mino and the Mayor.

And

here are your hosts, John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank

you very much.

Welcome back.

Well, it is Mother's Day weekend.

Jim, I'm turning this over to you.

Well, special guest.

Probably the most special guest in my life.

Are you there, Mom?

Yes, I'm there.

All right.

Happy Early Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Hello, Mrs. Schmidt.

Hello, John.

It was great seeing you at the Northland Hotel event that night.

Great 100 year anniversary.

That was a good time But my favorite memory is you at the was it last summer's at two summers ago now at the dedication for the Park two years ago, right mom.

Yeah, we dedicated that park.

Yeah, well,

and you

were on

stage and you were belting out songs like nobody's business.

I thought that was phenomenal

Kind of grew up in that world though.

Yes, we did

You

did

yeah, everybody dad got all the credit for singing mom and people didn't realize how good you were

Well, I'm not good.

I love to sing though.

I love to sing yeah, but I would often have a harmonized together We just enjoyed

seeing yes They did harmony the two of them were my dad's name obviously the gym not this gym And they'd sing duets and harmonize they were very good

So did you

hear me sing happy birthday to our friend Nikki this morning?

No, I didn't have it up.

Good thing.

Good thing mom.

We'll try to play it back for

you.

No, we're okay.

We're

okay.

So what are you doing tomorrow?

Waiting for all my cards and phone calls.

Waiting for a visit from you.

All right,

so you're just sticking around in the at home.

Yes.

now that they're grown up and have families that really they should have their own Mother's Day because they all have children and they should enjoy it.

I've had it for so many years that they should enjoy their Mother's Day

too.

What was Mother's Day like back when, you know, all the kids were, what's the age span?

How many years?

Because mine was 17 years in my family, oldest, youngest.

would be all of that.

Yeah.

Right.

Was that like when you had all those kids for Mother's Day?

Yes.

It was wonderful.

I have quite a few of them, yes.

I love it all.

Jim always accuses me of being a hoarder, but I bet I've got every single card, any one of my daughters.

or son have made for me.

I don't care what age, what year it was, I got them all in a shoebox.

Yes, this is that great.

It's just wonderful.

Yep.

To look back at that, yes, John does have a lot of that stuff.

So anything you want for Mother's Day?

I mean, your special meal?

Somebody that's, can I tell people how old are you?

You want to tell people how old you are?

Oh, sure.

OK.

It's not going to change.

No, it's not going to change.

Tell people how old a hold are you, mom?

I am 92.

That's

wonderful.

I will be 93 in August.

Yeah.

Okay, I have to ask you one question.

Big news this week about the Pope.

What do you think?

Oh, I think it's wonderful.

His first words were peace.

And that's what we need in this world is peace.

And that'll be great.

He'll be great.

What do you think of an American Pope?

I mean, you've been around for a while.

We never had an American Pope before.

Right.

We interested an American Pope because he was raised here.

Now, he hasn't been in the United States for probably the last 25 years.

He was a missionary in Peru, but he was raised in the Augustinian Seminary, which is a very good background.

Yeah, we

have three of her brother-in-law's are priests Wow, so she she knows that stuff.

I was just I was really surprised that well you listen to when I interviewed Father Drotty

Yes, I did.

I saw I heard the whole thing.

I was at and we turned to he got it on and we listened to the whole thing Yes,

and he even said that he didn't think there was gonna be an American Pope and here we are.

Yeah, I think it's great

gotta

get

into

Green Bay, mom.

That's the goal.

Now that this guy's a Chicago guy, we gotta get into Green Bay.

Remember when we tried to get the Pope to Green Bay to come to the shrine?

Yep.

We got a text here.

Oh my God, Mary is so wonderful.

All right.

One

of our listeners, Tammy.

They love you too, mom.

That's to

you.

All right.

That's to you, mom.

Hey,

Mary, is it true that sometimes Jim makes you chop sweet?

That's not very good.

Fried

rice, right?

Fried rice.

Anything he makes is good.

He's a very good cook.

I heard he's a little too

spicy sometimes.

That one time was a little spicy, mom, but

she would tell me that, but she didn't tell

you that.

Yeah, as I get older, I'm more buoyant.

Right, yeah.

Would you want something for tomorrow?

What's Sunday?

Oh, so Sunday.

Tomorrow I got a wedding tomorrow.

Do you want anything special?

I'll make something for you.

You name it.

James, anything you decide to make is good.

She called him James, dude.

That is so sweet.

All right.

he your favorite?

Mom?

Yeah.

Mrs. Ritt, it's your favorite.

Is James your favorite?

It's quiet.

Right

now, yes.

She's on the

air.

That's beautiful.

Next phone call, I'll say yes.

Maybe

some Polish food moms this goes in class or something you want that or something German?

Well, I'll talk to you later today, but yeah, whatever you want.

I'll make it for you because I'll do

it Whatever you do is great.

I love

food.

Yeah, I would think you'd be a dumpling and sauerkraut type person.

Oh I love them dumplings and sauerkraut That's terrific

Yeah,

and you're a good cook, too, mom.

I mean, you only cook for 11 of us for all those years.

How did you do that, by the way?

How did you do that?

11 kids every night?

You know, it wasn't that bad.

If you just do it.

I mean, it's... I don't know.

I mean, if you make something for two, then you make something for three, then you increase something a little bit more, and you make the same things, just add more ingredients.

And

just never,

we always had food on the table.

I just never remember as a kid, like waiting.

So you, yeah, whatever you're doing, you, you did it right.

I mean, that's, that's a lot of people to serve though, right?

I mean, 12, 13 people sitting around the table every night.

How big was your table?

Yes, we had a big table.

It was, it was like a football table.

It was wider in the middle.

Smaller at the end and we had it built by the lumber company and they built it in the And then they brought it

in right.

Oh, wow That's big table though.

Yeah, that's cool.

And you always we always ate together too, which I thought was yes We always ate together.

Yes in retrospect.

That's

that was the thing back in those days boy.

I'll

tell you

what you didn't miss a meal You didn't I mean you got to be there for the whole thing.

What was your favorite meal to make them?

right?

So it's easy to make and serve everybody.

Yeah, also the soup soup can go to everybody too.

Absolutely.

That's also

just take absolutely

Well, this is Mrs. Schmidt.

We'll let you, we'll let you go.

I'm sure you got other kids that are waiting to call you today.

Yeah, exactly.

But we just can't say how, uh, how wonderful it is to have you on here.

And, uh, boy, you sure sound spry and, and with it at 92, you sound fantastic.

You said about 30 years younger and, uh, just an honor to have you on this show.

Fine.

Thank you,

John.

Very well.

I think you're, you and my mom would have gotten along pretty good.

Oh yeah.

Mrs. Ma.

All right, mom.

Thanks for coming.

All right.

I'll see you tomorrow.

It's Sunday.

All right.

Happy Mother's

Day.

Happy Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Bye.

Bye-bye.

Wow.

With it.

All I want to do is say, OK, let's hear some dirt.

Like give me some stories about Jim as a child.

There'd be no dirt on James.

She

hasn't, but she wouldn't tell you.

So that's, she's a real mom.

You know what?

Let me just say this.

Don't do something.

How should I put this?

You're gonna, yeah, you'll kind of regret.

It's unbelievable and Then I had and then my niece visited after I left and my niece is just I forget who it was Joey or whatever.

It's just

Hide those flowers,

Johnny bought them.

Just hide

them in a

drawer someplace so nobody sees them.

And it's like, that's one of my last memories of my

mom.

Your mom didn't say that.

Yeah,

my mom did.

Oh, she did?

My mom.

Oh.

I thought that your niece said that.

Hide those

flowers.

Johnny bought

those.

They're cheap.

Hide them.

Put them in a drawer someplace.

Wow.

So that's how I like to say it.

OK.

All

right.

Yeah,

that's it.

You can come up with a better memory than that.

Yeah.

That's what I'm saying.

Have a better memory.

Yeah.

Anyway,

yeah, that's something else, aren't they?

Oh, they're the bad.

I told her very last words to me, right?

Yeah.

Cheap.

Johnny.

Yeah, mom.

Put the chair back.

Take a chair closer.

Put the chair back.

I think

your mom and my mom were probably very similar.

Cut the same clock.

Yeah.

But think about that these days.

13 people at every meal.

I never, I just, you know, I don't know what to say.

How did they do it?

Never heard her complain ever about just

I was just, I don't know, it's weird to think back to that because I, you know, even three kids, it's held to do, it's tough and to make sure they're all there.

But that was one of the things that was kind of an unwritten rule.

We were always there.

You know, my, I don't know if my dad, I don't know if he threatened us.

We were just always there every night.

So, which is cool.

So.

No question.

Anyway.

Or did

she sound sharp?

Yeah.

And we could have just said, go ahead and expound on the.

Bishop.

She would

have gone for a while in a pulp.

On and on.

That's her thing, which is great.

That's cool, though, especially when they've got something like that to really follow.

Right.

Yeah.

And it's the WTN she watches that.

Yeah.

She loves sports, though.

She would have, if you picked up on baseball or football, she's in a football pool every week.

We got

her to the casino.

She's one of the couple of times.

It's just, it's simple.

All the games pick the winner.

Yeah.

But it's amazing.

And she, oh yeah, when that football comes around, you call her sometime and she'll tell you.

Oh, that would

be fun.

She's, she's actually pretty good.

Okay.

This football season, Todd.

Yeah.

Todd, give her a call sometime.

We get a new segment

called Mary's Picks.

I love it.

We're

doing it.

She, I tell you, I've seen, I've seen the trophy on her mantle.

yeah,

she's good at that.

That's fantastic.

Just great.

Just wonderful.

Yeah.

Wow.

anyway, yeah, it's nice.

Was okay.

But can I just say

something?

You are okay.

And my mom would have said the same thing to me on whatever would have.

Whatever he makes me is just.

Sometimes after you walk out there, you want this.

Like even that chop sweet thing, she didn't even write.

She knows.

It was too spicy.

She told me that, but then when you're on there, she, oh, everything's great.

But this is something

to trying to do something extra special.

Well, it's, oh, this is the more expensive one.

You know what?

I'll do that.

It's

like, that's too spicy.

James, James, do you want this?

James made it.

It's just way too spicy.

I don't know who he is thinking he was making this for.

I'll figure something out.

That's great though.

Great having her on.

Hey, anybody else out there?

We have 10 minutes before the after this break before the musicians come on.

Anybody else?

If you've got a mom.

that you would like us to give a salute to.

Please let us know.

Text us.

Todd, how do they text us?

You can download the Civic Media app.

Choose W-I-S-S or W-G-B-W, lower right hand corner.

Got a text right here.

We need to be calling Jim's mom on a regular basis.

Nancy.

Little football comes around.

I think she'd like

that.

Got a text here from Nikki, our girl, Nikki Z.

And I say it, you hear me sing?

She goes, no, because I didn't know you were going to.

Mark was kind enough to send me a message.

I'll have to check it on the podcast.

I heard it was spectacular.

I heard it was unbelievable.

you think you're singing the same note he is I know I am I can hear it.

All

right.

Let's go to the text

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free to recycle computers, cell phones, TVs, printers, appliances, washers, dryers, microwaves, refrigerators.

You know what?

People have these recycling events and it's either we don't take this, this and this, or if you bring this, this and this, it's $15, $20, $25.

This is free.

I read this when we came in.

I'm like, this is a really good deal.

And this is.

May 10th, so that's tomorrow.

Yeah.

And it's basically the Joannys Park parking lot.

Right, right, huge.

This is a good deal, so I know it's Friday, but man.

This stuff's been sitting in the corner forever.

You know, you can't throw it out in the garbage because that's not right You don't want to take it to the recycling place because they're gonna ding you.

This is free Yeah, I would boy when I see you can't beat that refrigerators free on usually they you know 50 bucks TVs you know much those things guys right to get rid of We have 30 bucks.

Yeah, so that's wow that is really

batteries anything metal items with a plug that's

Awesome,

it is and where's the money go?

What is it for?

Um the Green Bay East Gridiron football association

for all

boosters

So you got the football boosters are gonna help you unload the stuff so for more information.

It's I'm gonna let you do that.

That's why I pointed that one out to you.

E-C-Y-L-E now It must be okay, right?

Uh-huh.

E-Cycle now, right?

No.

Oh my goodness.

No not Cycle.

Let's do the letters.

E-C-Y

L-E-N-O-W dot com.

So write that down.

What is that word?

I don't know what that word is.

Yeah, we're

trying to

figure out how to pronounce that

word.

It's not E-Cycle,

because Cycle

would have another unit.

Okay, so spell it again for me slowly.

It's

E-C-Y-L-E-N-O-W.

Dot com.

So I'm thinking the now, but that first word isn't a word.

E-Cycle.

Yeah,

like electronic.

There'd be another C in there.

Maybe they just forgot one.

I'll look it up guys.

Anyway, let me

give you the phone number because if you have any

questions on this.

Can we get

that right?

That we can do

it.

920-246-7143 John, 7143.

Doug Himes, Doug Hart.

Everybody knows that.

So 920-246-7143.

Give them a call.

You don't have to make a reservation.

Just go there.

I'm sure there's going to be a little bit of a line.

Microwaves that's been sitting around the basement.

Get that out of there.

Absolutely.

This is the time.

I got a texture.

My mom loves gardening, so I'd always help her plant her flowers garden.

Every year, my gift would be flowers or hanging plants.

That's great.

am glad she is still in my life.

Terry.

That's nice.

Very nice.

Yeah.

I think for me, that was the hardest thing when my parents finally had to move out of their house and my mom was gone was all of her empty flower gardens because kind of the same thing.

Like it was always mom, you know, mother's day.

It was hanging baskets, you know.

So yeah, I can appreciate that one right there.

Absolutely.

No question about it.

And I don't think we have to tell people, but you got to do something.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, and like we were talking earlier with Mark Houston, even if your kids are, you know, six, seven, eight, take them shopping.

But pay for it, but let them give the gift and pick it out plastic flowers

I don't think Mino's mom would be the type to sugarcoat anything.

Yeah, that's true.

You Italians are pretty direct.

Well, yes and no.

Oh, those are so nice, Johnny.

That's nice.

And as soon as I'm up there, get rid of those.

That was her thing.

Jesse, what are you doing for your mom for Mother's Day?

Speak

into the

microphone.

We want to meet your mom.

The answer is.

Nothing to date.

So you what do you go?

Okay?

We're putting on a spot.

We could do you take her to brunch?

I'll probably so she's six hours away.

So I'll probably call her and give her flowers.

All right

That's your Chicago

That should

be here in June.

So you'll meet her.

All right.

Okay.

That's nice.

She

was born and

raised in Panama

Yes, she was that's awesome.

I'd love to meet her really

truly.

I think that's cool He says she'll be here in June.

We'll have a very special show just for his mother There you go.

Yeah, she'll be part of the audience and all that kind of stuff.

She makes some really good pandemonium food Yeah, you know

what I want you to give a plug to I want you to give her a plug once again to our Caribbean

We're going to talk about that.

We're going to talk about the

Asian food guy.

Well, here's the thing.

They've got their anniversary party.

Area 509 has their anniversary party next Saturday, 17th in Appleton.

Want to go down there and enjoy lots of food trucks, lots of live music, of course, libations, all the good stuff.

Reggie's actually going to be joining us next Friday to help promote that.

Awesome.

But yeah, absolutely.

Area 509.

And again, it's so cool that it's food you don't really have around here.

I mean, it's what he brings to the

table, right?

Rocks, tails.

I'm telling you right now.

I don't think I could do that.

Oh, no, I'm telling you right now.

Knowing what you and I grew up eating, you can do it.

No,

well,

you're just, no, I gotta make a draw a line of the sand on that one.

We grew up wanting our folks to have us eat.

I didn't actually eat that stuff.

The pork, hot, knuckle thingies.

Nope, I could tell you when they'd make soup with that, I could have a little pile of those right here that I would spoon out.

Some of those other things.

Could you eat a pig's knuckle?

I couldn't.

We didn't have a choice.

They called it that.

We did not have a choice.

This is what you ate and you can ask my sisters, you didn't leave the table till it was all gone.

See, my

mom, my dad was like that.

My mom would, she'd make a side meal if he didn't like it.

Of course she would.

She

really?

I'm shocked, James.

We love Mary.

She's awesome.

And we are having a football contest this year with Mary.

I love it.

We gotta set it back, quick break, and we got a great, great musical ensemble coming up.

Jupiterlings.

She kissed me and said baby

From local stories to local voices, we're shining a spotlight on what matters right here in northeast Wisconsin.

It's more than just talk.

It's about connecting with the community.

This is Mino and the Mayor.

Now, here's John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back.

What a treat having your mom on.

Mary Schmidt, she's just awesome.

Just great.

Also, Avery Renrich, fourth and goal, summer football camp for kids.

We're going to promote that more next week.

Mark Houston, Bellensports Medicine.

Mark just brings it strong every time as does Lisa Hale.

New WISCO weekend

drops.

It comes out tomorrow morning eight o'clock and then again on Sunday at 11.

It's all about Mother's Day.

Fantastic.

Wonderful.

I'll tell you what.

Now we got some impressive people walking into our studio.

Jupiter Lynx.

I love that name.

Jupiter Lynx, part of the Mine with the Mayor live music series.

We've got Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson.

Welcome.

Thank you for having us.

We're glad

to be here.

We've got to ask Jupiter Lynx.

That's an awesome name.

Who's taking credit?

Oh boy.

Honestly, my husband.

Yeah, that guy in there because.

Guy has a shirt that says, I'm with

the band.

He wears

that all the time.

He does.

Like, I think that's the only shirt he owns now, but we gig a lot.

They've been to a lot of them.

But we

were.

Could be my wife's a rock star.

Right.

Yeah,

I know.

was Sparkle.

Nothing better than that.

Pointed over there.

disappointing.

With a finger pointing my meal ticket.

Yeah.

He's our beer boy,

too.

He gets the beer.

Don't bother, man.

We're loading equipment.

But you put it in the links.

Love that name.

So we wanted something unique.

And I mean, everything I came up with is kind of generic.

And Jerry's like, I want something powerful.

It's punchy and different.

I'm like, OK.

And then we started to think, OK, his name starts with a J. My name starts with an L. And we're like, all right, what's something we like?

And we came up with something weird.

And Jerry was saying no to everything I was suggesting.

And then my husband was in the car.

And he's like, how about Jupiter links?

And I'm like, really?

That sounds really

cool.

Yeah.

Game over.

Pretty much.

That's the first thing

he was like, OK.

Because I was into this, at the time, was into this like, planet thing.

I don't know why.

Oh.

And that's how we, yeah, part of it.

All right, that's cool.

We're talking about that.

Jim and I actually had that topic on the other day.

He says, watch this show about advertising people.

And some of the greatest slogans come from, like, the most innocuous things people say versus as hard as you try to be creative with something super cool.

Sometimes it just happens.

driving around and two brilliant sets.

here we

are.

How's the music industry treating you here in Green Bay, Tommy?

Yeah, it's been going really well.

I mean we're

the same old true Appleton Oshkosh you work

area as well.

I mean really we've gone as far as like Stevens Point, Beaver Dam, Ocona

Moac, Topp Northeast Wisconsin and most of all this community is that we're giving opportunities.

You know smaller venues and you can grow,

grow, grow.

You'll always find someplace.

I would like to think so.

And there's a lot of Door County stuff we do too.

In the summer we do a lot of stuff there.

A lot of women owned bars

which

is really

cool.

I didn't expect to be so many women owned bars so I was really impressed by that

too.

Cause their husbands are in treatment, but yeah, that's right.

I don't

know.

I'm just kidding.

We haven't had any treatment.

Wow.

tell us about how you guys got started, how you guys got connected the whole thing.

Oh man.

These

are all good backstories.

Yeah.

This is a probably really interesting one.

We used to, we used to work together.

Actually used to be our boss and I worked.

at a building materials.

Okay.

Oh, just drop the name here.

Wow.

It's billers first source in deep here.

Oh, sure.

Cool.

But yes, I was her boss and how long did you work there, Lindsay?

Not,

not super.

It wasn't my thing.

I love the place.

Love Jerry, but just I'm the creative mind.

I needed to do something

different, but what a week.

No, maybe seven, not even quite a year.

I don't think.

Oh, but

one

day I was up at the copy machine and there was another gentleman that

used to work with me that played in a band in Florida and him and I would always talk music.

And Lindsay kind of sat next to him and she, she looked at him and she goes, were you playing a band?

I said, well, I've been doing it for years, a long, long time.

But at the time, the last band I was in fell apart when COVID hit.

And I said, but I was thinking about doing an acoustic thing by myself.

And she said, well, she wanted to get into something.

And it kind of just took off from there.

And then she sent me like three recordings on my phone that next weekend.

And I listened to him and it kind of just, it took off from there.

I had no

idea what he sounded

like at

that point.

So he only knew what I sounded like, but

I was

a single mom of three for a really long time.

And so I just couldn't get into music after high school.

Just didn't have the time.

And so I got to a point now I'm, you know, remarried and my kids are older and I met Jerry and I'm just like, all right, this is it.

Good for you to say something.

And that would have happened unless you leaned into it a little bit and he said something.

And there's a lot of talent in this community.

you know, sometimes you got to talk about

yourself a little

bit.

And we try to help, but

that's great.

I mean, I was a little leery because she said you could sing and some people say, why?

And I thought, you know, I know.

Right here.

Yeah.

All right.

I was

here listening earlier, but it's, it's tough.

You didn't see

it, John, but he was actually pointing at you behind your back.

What?

What's that?

You guys

hear me sing Happy Birthday this morning?

I think I caught a little bit

of that.

It wasn't bad, John.

Thank you.

I was impressed.

Thank

you.

Jerry,

Jerry.

Hey, Todd?

Why

don't you shut your big yeah back there?

I was having a moment.

Oh, man.

Wow.

All right.

Well, let's hear a little something,

something.

Let's do

it.

A little something.

I'm just going to permit real quick and get the mic set up for you.

What is

your?

Genre what would you

well?

We do a lot of alternative rock a lot of 90s early 2000s, but we mix in some oldies We mix in some more current stuff Some country so we kind of really do a little bit of

everything.

Is it the two of you?

Yeah, okay?

son sometimes will come in and during break my son.

I also have an acoustic deck 17 so sometimes they'll come and help out a little bit in between but otherwise it's just guitar and during

We were

on that TV show as well and maybe we'll get to come on here

some time

to his awesome love it bring him in absolutely

great

Jupiter links with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson

stretch down and he walked with a purpose and the sneakers down the street he had many questions like children often do he said tell me

He said

Harmony

that is a unique harmony to I mean, thank you guys you can tell it's It's you right?

I'm sure that's your thing.

You know they don't

have that harmony in the song I don't think

or other people that harmonize.

It's not the same thing.

This is that was really good.

I enjoyed that

Yeah

Right

we do really

complimenting each

other.

Yeah, a lot of

people are just like you're blender you married.

Nope.

We're definitely not married.

I could be

kid,

but

So where have you performed that you said Luxembourg is where you're from that's where you hail from that's

where Jerry's from Green Bay I mean we've heard like I said we've performed kind of all over So like I said find a leg gosh gosh kind of a walk green beaver

down

been cycling bruise when

they were

new

We, you know, we started off with them a lot and they kind of just kept us coming back.

We love them, Cycling Brews and Depeer.

Lovie Tavern gave us some shots here in Depeer too.

They're really good with vocal

talent, aren't

they?

Some of these micro breweries and these wineries and just to go and

support

them,

but

there's just these little venues in two, three pieces.

This is the kind of stuff we love to sit and drink wine

and listen to.

Yeah, the

wine, the winers are

fun.

I mean, we'd wine a lot.

Wine a lot.

And yeah, I mean, a lot of breweries we do, a lot of wineries.

Yeah.

And we

like, we're going to be coming up here at Thirsty Cow Taphouse in Bailey's Harbor.

It'll be there Saturday and they're doing

a fundraiser for the fire department.

So that's

going

to be really neat.

This upcoming, not this Friday, sorry.

Next Friday, we are going to be at Main Street Pub and Grill, which is a new one downtown Depeer there.

They just started up not too long.

and are trying to get some music going,

so we're

happy to go there, too.

All right, so how do we want to book you?

What's...

Yeah, I mean, I'm on top of Facebook all the time.

do it with

Facebook.

Yeah, I'm...

Just two of us.

If you

get a response, it's me.

But...

email, honestly, everything's on Facebook, but our email jupiterlinksbandedgmail.com, facebook.com slash jupiterlinks, message us, email us, call me, text me, I'll respond right away.

And that's nice you wouldn't remember jupiterlinks.

Let's go stick around, we'll be back with more jupiterlinks with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson, mine or the mayor, show back right after this.

That forecast looks great forecast sunny high in the low 70s beautiful weekend coming up for the mother to stay weekend We've got Jupiter links in the house.

They're outstanding Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson and Before we wrap it all up Todd we got to talk about the big competition.

We've been having all week long Tell the links what

we yeah, you

guys are creative people,

right?

we're looking for a new slogan for our show a tagline attack.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a mine on the man

Yada

yada

yada.

Some people could have been nicer.

A lot

nicer.

Well, my husband was the creative one with our names, so.

Yes.

Took us probably a good month to figure out.

My name is Jupiterlings.

Come on, Brian.

What do you got?

Come

on, Brian.

Is he the

guy carrying the big equipment piece with a shirt that says, okay, I'm with the band?

Yes.

He claims he does.

Give me three drinks.

Is that him?

That's definitely him.

He does help all big time,

though.

Let's do shots.

I'm with the band.

I'd love to add that part to the shirt.

Yeah, I like that.

So, Todd.

So I've got, I'm going to give three winners today.

Okay.

Three

winners.

Three winners.

Let's do three.

Okay.

And we've had some great ones over the last couple of days.

Phenomenal.

I've kept the best track I can.

Okay.

How about, well, one of the winners is Mino and the Mayor, two mics, no filter.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to give that a bell.

Congratulations, Sarah, on that.

This one kind of harkens back to something we say on the show a lot.

Mino and the mayor, we weave.

Okay,

we weave?

So our weave or we weave?

We weave every day a lot.

They're trying to interview the president and say, what are you saying?

Get to the point.

He's like,

I weave.

So we, he just keeps throwing stuff on it.

So that was us.

And

Todd?

Final one.

is Minow and the Mayor on a rant off the rails.

That's not bad.

All right, we'll take it.

All right, so we're

going to be at Main Street Pub and Grow, like I mentioned, on the 16th in Green Bay here, Thirsty Cow Tap House, it's going to be in Bailey's Harbor on the 17th.

It's not a swear word because it's what the beavers build, but it's the beavers build it bar, okay?

Because like, you know,

yeah, we were ready to say that

again nervous.

All right, we're there.

We're good.

You can say

that.

I think we're a Christian station.

All of a sudden.

You're not listeners are you?

No, in her

defense, she grew up singing Christian music with her parents.

That's why she's.

But.

Then

we're going to be a fire lane on the 25th and Athelstain.

That damn fire lane?

Yeah.

Well,

not

quite that,

but yeah.

We're going to be Amber Pub.

I mean, we're kind of getting all around.

Getting up north.

Yep.

Club Reds in

Kokona.

We're going to be a Solu.

We love Solu in Cascade.

That winery

is beautiful.

Cool place.

You guys should check that

out.

Yeah.

Lakefire winery, the 13th of June.

14th.

Let's hear.

Sorry.

Wow.

Every weekend pretty much we unless we chose to have off.

We're busy.

Where can people actually look at that and find that information out like your socials and

stuff like that.

Facebook literally everything is on there a full schedule and I'm also part of another band in my son and I have an acoustic act.

So that's on there too.

So you can get

everything on there.

Jupiter links.

We got three minutes to the close outer week for Mother's Day weekend.

Anybody guys like to say hello to on Mother's Day weekend?

My mother.

I love you, mom.

All right.

Hope to see you guys at a great little winery or pub this summer.

Sounds good.

Thank

you.

Thanks guys.

Bring it on.

Cause I found me a better lover in the UK

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And here are your hosts, John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Good morning.

Happy Friday to you.

Got to be honest with you.

I was watching the news this morning and that forecast after today looks spectacular for next week.

Wow.

78, 80, 81.

The Pope trumped that.

I didn't watch the weather.

He actually

even commented on it.

He said he can't get weight to get back to the Midwest.

Does that great

weather?

Oh, yeah.

He said

that.

I think that.

So did that

shock you?

Yes, it did.

We talked about this, I think, last week or two weeks ago.

But to get a pope from the United States was, you know, these other 130 cardinals, they're a little hesitant.

Of course, there's eight of them are ours, but hesitant to give that kind of power.

And I hate the word...

Choose power with the Pope, but I mean come on that guy can he can move

there's 1.5 billion people that

are following So they thought oh to really give that along with the world's Strongest military power.

I don't mean to wrap one thing, but somebody asked me about this yesterday Text me said do you wear shirts to advertise companies is that where you

And it's like, no, I just, I only have free shirts.

Somebody always says, mind, I'm not sure if that's right.

You're advertising your shirts.

No, it's just people that come in and give me a free shirt.

We do have some free shirts.

I'm not trying to make a statement.

They're like, what was that statement?

What is that for?

I have just one more people that came in.

They were great.

Oh, yeah.

Cool.

So I just try to advertise to people that come in.

So I'm not making a political statement.

I'm not trying to, there's no hidden thing just so you

know.

You're not getting any money on the side.

Not getting any money on the side.

It's like they're doing, they're so hard to get.

Oh, by the way, that's a controversy going on.

What's that?

Um, Mel Kuiper Jr.

Okay, who went crazy at Draft Night here because Sanders dropped so far.

Reports going on that maybe there's a little something, something with the, I said, Hey man, elevate my son.

So anyway, that's a nice story.

Can you believe that that would happen in the Sanders family?

But maybe that happened with the Popes.

No, I just, I was.

just really pleased with that.

Because being the strongest military world power and then getting a leader who's probably one of the strongest leaders or sought after leaders in the world, to have those two from the same country.

However, this is why I think they chose him.

He's a dual passport, right?

He was in Peru, did a lot of things there.

So I think those guys are like, hey, look, he's not.

He's in both countries.

So let's let's let him do this great administrator But what's cool about this?

I do think now I can go on the record saying this, you know, I tried that Pope the Green Bay thing remember that Bishop pulled me in

his office and

put the smackdown on me But

that was

a fun campaign because of the Marion shrine we have out here in champion Look, this guy's from Chicago.

His brother still lives.

I mean he's gonna come back, right?

So I do think in our lifetime that he will come and visit the shrine because he's Midwest and I don't

know

you don't think oh i think you hear

his opening comment yesterday

are you didn't hear it well

it's an italian but what

you did i i tried i understood it you didn't

okay what yeah i listened to him what he did day packers still suck he said that i missed that part i think he was up

on the balcony

yeah i saw

pictures

of him what did he

say

what did he say

hold yes okay that's pretty cool i but the other connection i just um not far be it for me to ever drop names

So I went to school with Phil Doherty, a friend of mine.

His son went into the Norbertine Order, is now a Norbertine priest, is actually friends with the now Pope.

Wow.

So that's cool.

Well, I was seeing a thing on Spectrum, or whatever, but the church that he had been, where he went to school or had been the pastor, I mean, it's just all...

It's closed.

It's vandalized.

It's graffiti all over it.

I think this might

turn

out.

And there

might be somebody said, we may have a restoration project.

It's like,

can you imagine that?

Bring them back.

Yeah, I think.

That's cool.

Anyway, that's, that was a big deal.

And I just, I don't know if it's just nice to have a leader or something.

Oh, it's huge.

Yeah, it is.

I mean, it really is.

That's a

huge deal.

Yeah.

And that Leo, that's Leo the 14th.

That's a cool name.

I like that.

You know, Francis was all right, but Leo the 14th got a little power.

Of course, the lion always has power.

And Leo the 13th, which was what?

How long ago was he?

Yeah.

I'm just saying to follow his footsteps is cool,

too.

Right.

You know, working with the poor.

I agree.

yeah.

No, I do.

I don't know.

I don't know the lineage.

You know the Pope lineage, like I know quarterback lineage.

Oh, no, I don't.

No, I don't know.

But it is close.

No.

But don't give me that credit.

Your son knows.

Pope lineage all I know is yes, I mean I I have an interest in that and then remember that guy that built that that church in Rome and he's got Circles he built this thing.

I don't know just a million years ago and circles to put all the popes in and he only it only goes up to like 270 something like end of the world type thing.

That's what people think What number is this?

This is 267.

Oh Yeah, so

we're that close to the end of the world today.

Well, if you follow

that you

this

guy.

Yeah

Wow.

Okay.

But anyway, this guy's going to be great.

And he's young.

He's only two years older than you, Johnny.

Uh, one.

Oh,

yeah.

Happy birthday.

I noticed that too.

So what have you done?

But yeah, I bet,

you know,

it's like we could have been altar boys together.

He was an altar boy.

I know.

I bet he's

better than me.

Can you imagine when you get out?

I wonder if he went in there, Chrissy, that name came pretty quick, so he must have had a little bit of inkling.

But to get out of there, like, who's the first person you call?

I mean, I don't know if his mom's still around, but can you imagine if his mom gets one?

Yeah, no.

I'm Nepodja.

His brother, I'm trying to call him, but that's just very cool, that whole thing.

So it's gonna be interesting.

Yeah, because you could pretty much in a bar room type thing.

You know, my brother, my brother's a sister equipment manager for

the Bulls.

Right, or

he's, right.

How about you?

My brother's a pulp.

Winner!

Boom!

Drop the mic.

Yeah.

That's

huge.

That really truly

is.

It is.

And it's cool from the Midwest.

I think we'll keep tabs on this guy.

But I do.

I'd love to see him in Wisconsin someday.

And I think that can happen.

You know what would be cool?

Do a combination thing.

Maybe that would help influence another group and we have them together.

Savannah Bananas and the Pope at Lambeau.

What do you think?

Maybe?

This Saturday at Lambeau Field, the Savannah Bananas went public with an opening act.

John

Minow singing an Ashland.

Don't know that we would need that.

That'd be cool, though, to get him to the shrine and have Mass at Lambeau Field.

That would be, and that's dual, it's happened before.

Who knows?

That would be, especially with the connections, then you'll Father Browniac.

Yeah, Jim.

Yeah, sat on a board with the Pope.

Oh,

did

he really?

Yeah, that's in the news today.

Oh, that's cool.

So those, him and Father Dordi.

Kind of know him, so I don't know that that's gonna get him here, but you know five six those guys that's lifetime term, so you know if it takes ten years Anyway, I think that's cool news for everybody, but United States especially

Uh-oh.

If he writes stuff down, that is never good.

So, all right, what do I want to talk about while he's writing stuff here?

Well,

I'll say this.

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I need

that.

day I want to talk about

it's

too

early for that

okay

that's funny that is funny

all right now I gotta come see what you're gonna explain it but we'll explain

that break

at the break because you don't you're not gonna know the guy yeah that's funny though

got a nice texture from Terry Pope Leo the 14th is it 14 yeah Port Leo the 4th

Pope Leo the 14th born in Chicago if you guys ever see the movie conclave I watched it last night very interesting movie Terry No, you don't like it

Then the ending they could have come up with a better ending.

I thought that was a weird ending But yeah conclave.

I like the first I don't know how long was it two hours the first hour and 15 minutes.

I thought was good Yeah, I mean, I don't there's not a big much and say there's not a big secret the whole conclave is a secret but like you know

how that kind of works.

They just talked about the politics and even when I had Father Jurati on here, there's politics.

Oh, God, I believe that.

These guys were out in the hall just really arguing conservative versus progressive.

Yeah.

This guy seems to be kind of in the middle a little bit, probably a little bit more on the progressive side, but yeah, I mean he...

Is it what, third ballot, second ballot?

Has any pulp ever retired?

Well, one day.

I don't know, no,

two.

There was one

back in the 1400s, and

then just recently, Benedict did, right?

Yeah.

Well, he was health-wise up because of things, wasn't he?

I don't think so.

Oh, I thought it was.

No, I think he just

went, you know, enough of this.

Okay.

We got some texts here.

Vicky says, let's go, fellas.

It's Friday.

You're exactly right, Vicky.

Vicky always has a great attitude.

Vicky, we need you, like, almost every day to give us a little

pep talk.

Yeah.

Because normally it's the other way with people.

I got this although some people are trying.

Morning, guys.

With the weather today, I'm going to take a piece of sunshine and paint it all over my sky.

Hashtag positive texts Friday.

Snarky Brian.

Alright Brian.

Let's see what comes next Brian.

Another text here Sarah.

Are you guys still taking new slogans?

Yes.

Today is the final day.

We're going

award our winner on our Mino the Mayor slogan as in Mino the Mayor.

And there's a couple good ones.

Oh, some really good ones.

But has Todd got all the votes or do we vote?

Todd's got it.

Todd's the voter.

Okay.

Todd's the man in charge.

Todd calls the shots.

That is true.

That is

true.

Hey, we had a good time in Oshkosh yesterday.

I'm just gonna say that.

I was thinking last night, why do we like going there so much?

Well, I mean, it's great.

It's part of our listening audience.

But, oh, nice to us.

Like, we had the president of the chamber on, or the lady who works for the chamber.

And she's a pistol.

She's awesome.

Connie is awesome.

She's awesome.

We're doing this small business spotlight.

And she texted me last night, I have some businesses for you.

Like, they want to help us.

Whereas I think sometimes we get people on here and they kind of leave.

I just thought that was...

Really nice and she's busy.

I mean she's got a lot going on her plate and then for Pat Well, that was last time but to give us a tour.

I mean, I don't know that we've had that here.

Although we know I'll tell you

what They

knocked themselves out

the lady that runs that Christine and program.

She's holy cow I mean that's like serious serious

stuff.

It is but look how well she's doing Yeah, I mean it's you know building one building to another building and then she's regional She's in two other markets and she's all in on that and that's such an important that

domestic abuse.

Well, I

would love to sit one on one with that hypnotist though sometime to learn a little bit more about that.

Wouldn't you?

No.

No?

He was intimidating kind

of.

was.

That slow, deep voice.

It's like, hmm.

Yeah.

He had, he had your number.

Yeah.

He did.

did.

Yeah.

We probably all did.

I know the joke, but we probably all did at some point yesterday, stop and start collecting like chickens.

Part of it's his voice.

Right.

You know what I mean?

He said, you know,

he thought you guys were funny.

He goes, I just have a really dry sense of humor.

I said, you do.

Yeah.

It's

very dry.

Yeah.

But he was great.

Yeah.

He was a lot of fun.

And it was cool that we talked about.

who he helps and he really, when you ask them about athletes, he can lean over that.

Yeah, big time.

Yeah, that's pretty cool.

Well, they

need it as much as anybody.

They really do.

I mean, that's such a, you know, your failures aren't hidden someplace.

You know, you don't get a test result at all.

I just crap and throw

away.

I would probably think there'd be a line of golfers.

Oh, they,

trust me, they do.

They

got

mental coaches.

Oh, I would bet.

They call them attitude coaches, a lot of them.

Yeah.

Oh, that's a big thing now.

Well, you see it sometimes.

If you go to a pack or game early, um, I don't think it's Jordan Love.

I'm trying to think who it was.

Somebody help me out.

He would always have his back to the goalpost.

They have headphones on and sunglasses and he'd be doing that.

He'd be visualizing everything that's going to happen.

And that's a real big thing with those.

yeah.

The positive thoughts get rid of the negative thoughts.

So I'm going to start doing that for the show.

There you go.

I've come down here to have his glasses on.

What?

What's

up?

I'm gonna start doing that now for this show.

Or you could get here a little bit early and read the show prep stuff.

But you do whatever works for you, John, because you're a great host.

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Listen, people.

Todd plays no music without a reason behind

some kind of connection.

I don't

know.

Bride sent this.

It's

Mr. T. Oh, is it really?

Yeah, he said, would you please play this tomorrow morning?

So.

This is Mr. T. There you go.

That's Mr. T.

Yeah.

All the time

in your

biker shorts.

Yes.

I had them on yesterday walking around my apartment.

Start a fire.

Maybe.

Okay.

Happy Friday to you.

It is 36 degrees.

It's only 36.

Yeah.

36 degrees in Green Bay.

Aptin is 41.

36 in Oshkosh.

I'll tell you the wind.

I'm 127 years old.

Maybe I just figured this out.

Not

today feels nice out there yesterday felt freezing cold and it was 30 degrees more That wind coming off the water here makes such a difference.

It's mind-boggling.

Yep Even like I saw Manitowoc height to have like 60 and like 80 20 miles inland.

Yeah No, is the water guys the lake?

Absolutely.

Um forecast a high of the low 70s, which is

Perfect.

Um, it is military spouse appreciation day.

I could go on and on and on and

how important the spouses and I'm saying both ways, you know, like when I mentioned nurse the other day, right away, you conjure up the nurse in the old fashioned white scrubs type of thing or whatever.

And so many men are nurses now, but same thing military spouse appreciation day.

I know a lot of guys, they are the spouse of, of a.

their wives being in the military, and boy, what they do too is so vital, so amazingly vital.

Can't even put into words how important the spouse of somebody in the military

is.

Yeah, and that's a tough life.

I mean, they're not only in danger, but they're gone.

And then they come back and sometimes that's different.

But how about Nicole Stockton

from UW Green

Bay, runs a veteran services.

I mean, she'd get a phone call, hey, you back up, we're moving to Japan.

You know what I mean?

It's just like.

The behind-the-scenes part, you know, the people in uniform, we're all adoration, whatever, whatever.

And we don't spot, like, the ones behind

the scenes.

And I'm sure there's a lot of discussion.

When are you gonna be back?

Oh, no, you're coming with me.

All the

credit in the world, man.

It's also Moscato Day.

A little too sweet,

huh?

Sweet wine.

Sweet, sweet wine.

Childcare Provider Day.

God bless them, too, man.

That's nice.

God bless them.

Yeah.

Uh, lost sock memorial day.

Look, how do you celebrate that?

actually took out a box.

I searched.

I took out a box yesterday.

I dumped the whole thing out all over my bed, trying to find matching socks.

Well, once you match them, you take them out of the dryer.

Today is... Why would you... Okay, that's... You'd be a little bit proactive in that.

What if you're in a hurry?

I was.

Well, that's why they don't match.

Makes sense.

Butterscotch.

Oh, you know where I stopped yesterday?

Vintage Rose.

Yeah, good.

Don't go in there hungry.

No, you're right.

You're right.

I agree.

Their desserts.

They had the peanut butter cream bars.

They had the chocolate crack bars.

They had these are these.

carrot cake with the thick frosting.

That is good

carrot cake.

And you're

standing and I did that impulsive thing.

Oh, you studied this.

And they got that glass case.

It's right there.

And they put those, I think those lights.

They

put it right in front

of you.

You can't miss it.

And then they put the lights on there.

Right on lights all over.

It's like, yeah.

It's right there.

I'll take one of those.

You know

what I actually think about you sometimes when I shop, because I can never find anything or go to grocery store.

But you mentioned something about the difference between the center aisles.

Oh, stay

away.

Stay

in the perimeter.

Absolutely.

Just do it.

Discipline, just do it.

Don't go down those aisles, John.

Then when you get to the checkout and they got those other things.

Yep.

Don't take that lane.

You have to go to self-checkout.

You go through those lanes and the candy and chips and whatever that.

But that's what vintage rose does to you.

They got it

right in your face.

These

big peanut butter cream bars and stuff.

That care cake.

I didn't have that other stuff you're talking about, but that care cake I had there.

I had the Italian stallion sandwich.

Oh, very

nice.

Very nice.

Morning.

Morning, Adam, by the way, I

know.

They were sitting yesterday, saying, Mike, I'll tell us again that sandwich you were talking about yesterday.

We'll make you one.

Remember I was talking about my avocado sandwich?

Oh, yeah.

Yes.

Yeah, they're creative.

They're not, yeah.

That's such a great place.

You stopped by the way back

from Appleton.

Yeah.

I had the discipline to drive right home.

I'll be honest with you.

It's one of those things.

I'm hungry.

Didn't really eat down there, you know, coming back.

And there's that Schring Road exit.

And

you get that

little thing, you know, not even just why am I excited?

Oh, I know why.

And

took that exam.

Oh, their stuff is good.

So I look at my dad, who's a veteran.

I took my dad, who's a veteran to the Daddy D's production show last night at the Riverside Ballroom, highly recommended.

If you can go to the last show tonight, Chad.

Yeah,

that is, I've been, I haven't been to this at this time, but I've been to that before.

And she's put in those guys, we're just our guests to do something, Daddy D and.

Kevin that is a great great show.

I'm glad you know Chad liked it, but and your dad

with that group right and those songs Yeah, I can see what they just knocked right out of the

party.

I think that's cool They took his dad those are things that you can take your parents to or I don't know old but kids too as well That's just a great clean patriotic show.

Yeah, it's fantastic Rest in peace a chat lemon chat lemon play for the Chicago White Sox after the Detroit Tigers play for there's a center fielder for the Tigers when I used to cover them and one of the nice guys

You know, sometimes there's just people who are whatever, whatever, especially in Major League Baseball.

There's a lot of jerks in Major League Baseball.

Chat Lemon, just one of those, like, nice guys.

Just, you know what?

Wasn't one of those guys that, like, goes overly nice, so people would say he's a nice guy.

Yeah.

Some people are just genuine.

Yeah,

he's a real deal.

He was one of those guys.

Nice.

High guy.

Yes.

70.

That's young.

How did he...

It's

young.

Oh, my God.

How did he die?

I don't

know.

Wow.

I don't mean to

laugh.

I was gonna throw it a dad joke like you throw it yesterday,

is whatever I said.

Not a dad.

When they were gonna ask my

dad, how did a guy die, he'd all say the same thing.

Stop breathing.

Prince Fielder 41,

Billy

Joel 76, Candice Bergen 79, Tommy Rowe, I'm so dizzy,

my head is spinning.

Oh wow, I don't play that to be in our head all day.

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Once again, John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, welcome back.

Minow the mayor here in a good-looking Friday.

Good morning.

Are you kidding me?

A little chilly out there right now, but man, it's gonna be beautiful this afternoon.

And I'm sure that water, I mean, that sunlight is coming off the water in Oshkosh and the boats are heading out.

Lisa's

gonna give you a new name

this morning.

What's my new name?

Your new name is Lisa Headroom.

Can you drop that camera down just a little bit for our listeners?

What was the big deal yesterday?

Every time there was a picture being taken, Todd would yell at you.

Don't forget

that.

Because when I take pictures, I give too much room above.

OK.

And he wants me to bring it in and focus in a little bit more.

Got it.

John, you've been on TV.

You

know, there are certain things you want to be

trained, right?

I got to back up on something here, then defend Todd totally.

Yeah.

I'm going to tell you why.

because those poor, I don't say kids, I don't know how old you were, that bring these kids into the TV studios, okay?

the

size of a sequoia and move them around and get those perfect shots.

And trust me, we used to be able to hear it just through our things on the set during a break.

And they'd be screaming at those guys gotta hate to say kids with these young we were absolutely is that not the truth time?

Scream dad for all that shot was framed on the anchors head

and Lisa's actually a very good photographer.

She's done some really great pictures for me But for some reason she loves the headroom

And now in my defense Todd that goes back to why I'm a good photographer because

I will allow myself cropping room.

Uh-huh.

So I can crop it to the size that I want it.

And it's just a habit I got into when I took photos.

All right, we'll

fix that habit.

You gotta admit, when it comes, that's one of the easiest, most effective things you can do.

Just hit that crop button and get out what you don't want.

I would agree with her.

Just get the picture.

Don't cut it off.

You can't add to it.

You know what I mean?

Isn't that great when somebody shows

you something like that?

Like, okay, so I went to the oil place yesterday.

Okay, Todd, just to let you know, again, once again with the Mike here.

Yeah.

Had it completely filled up.

Yep.

1,500 miles ago.

Okay.

Stopped in yesterday, got it topped off.

They get that great deal with that five minute oil change.

We'll top it off for you in between oil changes.

Okay.

There was no oil showing on the dipstick in 1,500 miles after having a full thing.

You've

got a leak somewhere, dude.

It's the key.

It's it's a thing They had a warranty on it when I bought it.

It was past the warranty and it just

yeah, that's what happened to mine

It's an oil pressure problem with those car.

Yeah, it had a default and so now but only 1,500 miles and it showed zero oil.

Wow

Dude, that's not good.

Thank you.

Do you like come on?

No, I don't have oh, but here's so here's the deal.

This is what I was getting at this one when you learn

windows electric windows

Electric windows one doesn't work, but that's okay.

Whatever.

But anyway, um, I got duct taped off But anyway, so anyway, so I asked the kid I said hey I've never seen this little icon show up on a dashboard before it was like this triangle It's almost like remember the old we're tight.

Oh, yeah,

okay that showed up So he oh, let me take a look if you don't mind and he reaches in and he Pushes some buttons right by like the cruise and all this stuff shows up headlights so and so

I didn't know that existed.

Yeah.

Tire pressure.

That's cool.

Yeah, you know what it

was?

It was that I had a headlight out.

Oh.

But didn't show a headlight.

Just showed warning.

That there was

a warning.

So you had to go to the warning page.

Yeah.

You had to go through it.

You had to go

through it.

You could scroll through.

But you're out of oil and it doesn't warn you?

Uh-uh.

Isn't that bizarre?

I'd rather have oil.

Yeah.

I would rather have oil than a

headlight.

I know.

The check engine light was on, but...

So you're one of those people that drives around with the check engine light on and goes, ah, that's nothing to worry

about.

People say, why is that on?

That's always on.

It's merely

suggestion.

That's

have extra lighting on the dash.

I want to make an announcement to our listeners.

If you're listening, thinking this is some sort of car talk or we're going to give you advice on cars, do not listen

to anything

say.

Just

Nancy just sent in the mine on the mayor tagline.

It fits with what we're doing.

Mine on

the mayor, on a ramp and off the rail.

Can you Nancy?

It is.

It fits the subject though.

Hi Lisa Hale, how are you?

I'm fine, how are you?

Excellent.

We sure enjoyed yesterday.

Yeah, we love coming down to Oshkosh and good time.

And

actually

after we

left there, you know what we did?

What'd you do?

We spent the rest of the day planting trees.

We were there five minutes.

Nice.

Nobody knows that Jim.

Don't pull back.

Right.

I'm

sorry.

What was that Lisa?

I said you were working with New Leaf and planting.

No,

no,

no.

This is with.

Yeah.

Different organization in Appleton with

Babson.

Orchid the app.

What's it

called?

We plant trees all over Northeast Wisconsin.

Yes.

So that's great.

They

are

the

Johnny Apple

seed.

That's right.

They were just a little embarrassing one part.

We're at we're getting wrapped up, but she was hey, hey, what are you gonna do with those extras?

I'm putting in an orchard for my grandkids.

You didn't know I Didn't but it was it's amazing what

they do in a day.

I have a feeling you

were okay when you were watching people plant I had a feeling you were thinking that I bet I could do this in my backyard

I was really thinking, can they do this

in my backpack?

They were pretty efficient, right?

Actually,

Todd, we're supposed to put on our, for the person that took the pictures of us, we need to give

a photo

credit.

Oh, Caroline,

she wanted that.

Okay.

Yeah, well you make sure.

Least nod

grass.

Lee did that?

Lee did that.

Yeah, she did.

I will make sure to do that.

Yeah, she took the pictures and the mayor was there, he was, you know, he had the...

thing that goes over the pool that you pounded down.

That guy was working.

I know I grabbed the rake.

And at least when you see the pictures, they're in the photo drop, by the way, if you want to see them.

They're standing there by a tree.

And I said, and I said in the chat, I

said, well, at least Jim's got some dirt on his shovel, you know, as he's standing there

in his winter shoes.

I thought we were supposed to pose.

I was just taking

a break.

Yeah.

That was fun.

They're super nice people.

They're nice, nice people.

Great time.

Yeah.

Well,

now that you two knows how to plant trees, please come to my house and plant me an apple tree.

I've always wanted one.

have never planted a tree.

I swear that didn't die.

I'm not joking.

Those were apple trees we planted.

Okay.

You don't want me, Lisa.

Crab apple

or the crab

apple.

I want a real apple tree.

I want an apple tree that's going to drop fruit.

Well, I think that takes well, Lisa.

I know, I know.

But you know, here I can't.

plant a pecan tree up here.

It just won't do well.

So an apple tree is the second best thing to

me.

apple here?

Yeah, that's

cool.

That's awesome.

Yes, peaches were.

Yes.

As a matter of fact, in the.

Rustin, Louisiana, they have a peach fest every year.

Peaches are huge in the South because the temperature is perfect for them.

And if I mean, okay, you'd be the only type of person that actually tasted what a real peach could taste like versus by the time it's picked, put on a truck, brought up here,

you know, whatever.

If you drive around Atlanta, out in the sticks, they have

Uh, peach stands next to pecan stands, but when

I'm saying,

yeah, those are really, really good.

Yeah.

Okay.

We were

in Louisiana

or wherever and

we stopped at a place and we, like I said, it was over the only, only over.

We also bought boiled peanuts, which I didn't quite

get those either,

but they had peaches and it's like, it's just, you talk about melting, just like so juicy and so much flavor for something, you know, after it's picked and yada, yada.

that would be cool to

have down there, man.

But

anytime that you get locally sourced,

Fruits in the area that they're supposed to grow in for example up here.

We do apples very well down there.

No apples wouldn't do so well down there because it's too flippin hot or

You're right,

but from here, you know aren't gonna taste the same as if you buy them down there So it's all it's all about that said

whole farm to table fresh.

Yeah, it's

actually

better because you're not transporting them.

There's

a whole

lot of

reasons to that, but we still, though, how many avocados come from out of the country?

Less than like 80% or something?

Anyway, we're not there yet.

Well, think about coffee.

Coffee needs those tropical temperatures, too, to grow.

And it comes mainly from Brazil and, you know, downtown.

Love that.

All right.

let's go down, Lisa Hale.

Oh, well, New Wisco weekend is coming up on Saturday and Sunday.

And this weekend we are focusing on Mother's Day.

We've got so much Mother's Day stuff.

We've got a fantastic feature story from Terry Barr on Madison Malone and Motherhood.

And she sings, you've got to hear it because there's a wonderful lullaby.

We've got our commentator, Amanda Nimmer, telling us what moms really want for Mother's Day.

And she hits the nail right on the head.

I'll tell you that.

I don't think that's a big

secret, but

yeah.

She wants to keep all the file, keep all the stuff to

give

me some space.

Yeah,

that's

it.

And you know, I have been asked, I have a son and he asks me like once once a day for the week's leading up to Mother's Day.

What do you want for Mother's Day?

peace and quiet in a clean house.

That's all I want that I don't have to do.

Please.

Yeah.

We asked for an apology.

That's my dad.

We're supposed to good children.

Well, sorry, can't provide that.

What what's your second?

What would

you like?

What's next?

Yeah.

We know our family tradition was we'd go fishing and my mom would go to this place and my dad and I would fish and my mom would dig up dandelions, collect dandelions, the dandelion greens.

On this big hillside where we fished.

Yeah, and that's how we spent Mother's Day And we have a picnic and that was for ten years.

We did that

probably for cooking Jim.

Oh shit for salads.

Oh dad line greens.

Yep are good for salads Yeah, oh they're phenomenal and they're so healthy for you.

It's unbelievable But you'd have to find these almost like meadows where you'd find like a lot of them, but your mom relax

She relaxed doing that.

Oh my gosh.

She loved it, right?

That's you gotta do see what they wouldn't love to do.

It was perfect

We had a great

time.

I just picked dandelions for my mom, you know, just to bring her a bouquet of dandelions.

Oh, yeah.

And of course, you know, dandelions stain the stem stuff will stain.

It'll leave little stains.

Oh, really?

I never

know

that.

So she was not happy.

She never complained to me.

she was never happy because I would stain my shirts with all these little.

Danny I didn't know that

got texture apples need a pollinator.

Therefore you must plan two types of apples.

Oh, we're all about the pollination here.

Oh, yes, we totally understand that Study that

and we got a text here if anybody knows about photo ops.

It's Jim.

I Was pretty honest

I'm like look can I borrow that shovel and would you take a picture?

Yeah, okay?

That

sounds about right, doesn't it?

So that's

Saturday at 8, Sundays at 11, New Iska weekend.

And then on Sundays at 1 o'clock on WGBW, it's Lean Local with Jim Schmidt.

And what do you have this

weekend?

Ooh, a little different than Mother's Day.

I interviewed Brian Johnson, who is not only the president of the Green Bay City Council, he also is the director of the On Broadway District.

I think they both could be doing a little bit better.

After the show I thought was that was I kind enough and I think I was but you just don't want to talk about Stuff you agree on all the time, right?

And it's like where is this?

How come this doesn't happen?

So it was great.

I mean and he was Just a great guest to have and I'm gonna get him back because there's just a lot of things that are How would you say that in transition right now

and

I want to see him through

So I want him to see the food.

Anyway, it was great.

It was a good conversation.

It was not a Mother's Day thing, though.

I'll tell you that.

It was a little bit more bricks and mortar, but it was great.

He's a good guy, and it was a good interview.

So, yeah.

Well, let's say, can you stick around?

Or do you have to do the other show?

Well, I have to do stuff, but I'll stick around.

All right, we're going to have a quick break.

We'll talk

about some of the great things you got going on.

OK.

Let's say, back up, Chris.

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the 70s today, a beautiful weekend coming up.

Forecast looks great next week.

And we were talking last summer in Oshkosh yesterday, not to belabor the point, but what a beautiful setting you got sitting there.

The sun was coming up, boats were heading out in the water, people were along the banks out there, like seven o'clock fishing.

That's just the thing, you've got that senior citizen home and the big cylinder kind of building there that, and it's like, what a beautiful view for the seniors living upstairs and overlooking this beautiful body of water with everybody going out to fish.

I would imagine their host didn't have that same view.

I mean, that's a beautiful view.

You gotta move.

I don't want to move.

It's like a penthouse view.

Look, it's right.

What I liked about Oshkosh.

Daddy,

I love you, but give me Park Avenue.

Right.

What I liked about

Oshkosh.

I know what

it is.

I know.

Their river banks are green.

That's how green that grass was.

I don't think we have.

That just really stood out to me.

It's like, holy mackerel, the water looks so much nicer when it's up against green versus brown.

Ah, I agree.

It's just a

beautiful setting.

That was a good setting.

I would want

to do...

What would he told us about yesterday?

What Pat Tracy told us about?

Have you done that, Lisa?

Have

done what?

The tiki thing?

Go drink for four hours on the water.

I mean, I go on a boat ride for four hours.

But you bring your own.

You bring your own.

Bring

your own.

That sounds

like so much fun.

Mm-hmm.

There's a lot of fun things to do in this town.

Oh, my gosh.

I love Oshkosh.

You would have to pay me so much to move out of this city.

It's not even fun.

Well, we

pay a lot up here, so let's talk.

No, you

know.

Wow.

Well, tell us more

about what's coming up a new whisk a weekend.

Well, not only are we talking about Madison Malone and motherhood with her lovely Lullaby to start it off.

We have Dr. Kristen Lyherly is our cover story this week.

She's going to talk about the physical and emotional.

Really interesting

John should listen to that because I'm sure he'll get all woozy when he hears some of the terminology and stuff like

that,

right?

Were you in the delivery room, I bet you weren't let's put it this way

Oh, God, I can't believe this.

I can't believe this.

When my kids were born, it was the same way as when you went parachute jumping.

Might as well have been at night because my eyes were closed.

All right, all right, I'll give you that.

I'll say this.

When my sister gave birth to my nephew, I was there.

And the little three-year-old nephew, Jacob, came in right afterwards.

And he looked at his mother and he goes, are you through yet?

This is gross.

I utter

the same

words.

Wow.

Are you through yet?

What else

that goes on, Lisa?

Because by the way, if you have anything by Brittany, we got a memo from her.

Did you get that?

didn't

get that.

Yeah.

It was noticed throughout all of civic media.

You see that?

Nope.

No.

I read that stuff.

Okay, come on.

Well, I just said notice from here on out, I prefer to be referred to as award-winning.

Brittany.

Yeah.

Journalist.

Brittany.

Merlo.

I did see that.

Yeah.

No, she's three Pete, Brittany

is what we're talking about.

Three Pete because she got three first.

That's cool.

Yeah, refer to her as three Pete, Merlo.

Yeah.

Well, we do have a little something from Brittany.

As a matter of fact, she does a great story on travel tourism here in the state.

So we've got that.

And next week she's going to tell us about cranberries and how Wisconsin does cranberries.

I almost drowned in a cranberry bog one time.

They

never would have found

me.

They never would have found me ever.

What happened to Mino?

Completely disappeared off the face of the earth.

Nobody knows.

It'd

be like a Jimmy Hoffa

thing.

So what you're saying is, I should replace alligator farms with cranberry bogs when I'm planning on disposing a body.

Absolutely.

Because you can just step off that and you go down to oblivion.

Whereas Mike Tyson said he goes, I'm going to just fade away to Bolivia.

And I know why it's because of John Mina.

There you go.

Thank you.

And Jim Schmidt and Jim Schmidt.

He's

that

guy in class that the teachers would be like, Jim, we're

We're disappointed that you would be,

didn't

it sister, I didn't do it.

But

you're hanging out

with

the

wrong people.

They

were

literally in the studio this morning, passing notes back and forth because they didn't want to talk about it out

of the air.

It was

funny, it was

funny.

Y'all, y'all may be old white guys.

At heart, you're both 12 years old.

Thank

you.

There we

go.

Believe me.

I have

heard that.

But we are definitely still white.

I have heard that.

So what

are

you doing?

What are you doing for Mother's Day?

Me?

Yes, you.

Well, you're

the one

that gets.

Well, no, Todd, what are you doing?

What are you

doing?

What do you think?

I'm not going to do anything.

Good.

My entire family knows that.

I'm not.

But there's some free stuff like at the Pain Art Museum.

Remember you talked about the flowers so that you can go see there.

And you know, here at the Botanical Gardens, it's free from others.

There's some stuff that if you want to do, you could do, but you just chill at home with your

trance.

I'm probably going to stay in my craft room and hide from everybody.

Yeah.

Whatever you want.

I mean, it's your day.

That's the only day that I'm going to get 364

words.

It's our day.

Yeah.

Make the most of it.

One thing that Amanda may point that Amanda makes in her commentary in new whiskey weekend this week is that moms are constantly Climbed on touched talked to they have to put their hands on every decision in the household They are for all intents and purposes the CEOs of the household, but they're also the physical

Yeah.

Are you right?

No, right.

No one's arguing here.

None whatsoever.

No, we get it.

Yeah.

Lisa, give Newisco Weekend a plug.

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All right.

You're the best, Lisa.

Congratulations.

Have a wonderful Mother's Day.

Thank you.

You bet.

Thanks for hospitality

yesterday.

See ya.

We're gonna set a break.

Mark Houston will be joining us.

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Outstanding.

We have Mark Houston in the house.

Good morning.

Hey, I want to say something.

If somebody wants us to give out a Mother's Day shout out,

Yeah, anybody's mom's out there.

Sure.

We'll do that.

Let us know.

Just text in.

We'll make sure we do a shout

out.

I will also say this.

We kind of missed a happy birthday yesterday, Nikki.

And I'm wondering if you might.

Yeah.

The mic is open.

No, that's what we missed it.

She listening.

She may be.

Hey, this birthday salutation goes out to one of her good friends from a great athlete at West Depear High School, professional baseball and all points in between.

Nikki see

this is for you Happy birthday To you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday

Happy birthday, Nikki.

See, Nikki.

That was memorable.

For all the other ladies

out there.

That could

for you.

That could be

for you.

John, it's my wife's birthday tomorrow.

Happy birthday, Anne.

I'll just say that.

You don't need your signature.

No, no, no.

We got time.

No, what?

No.

No, out of time.

Bella, help me pay for it.

We got time.

Look at the time.

And happy birthday, or excuse me, happy mother's day to my wife and my mother this weekend.

It's always been a fun weekend.

Yes.

And all the mothers out there.

What did

you, Chris, she's not your mother, but what did you buy your son to give your wife?

Like for mother's day, like what do you, did you do something?

You doing botanical gardens?

Are you doing something that's, when these freebies are out there?

did

we didn't do anything yet, but yeah, I think she wants to maybe go out for brunch.

Yes.

Yes, I looked at things and No, it's gonna be a great week in great weather you can get outside and right enjoy

My wife loves working in the garden, so I'm getting her some new equipment.

Like, okay, like what?

Well, she does like those.

I got your speed.

No, those pretty shoes that are like big.

Oh, okay.

Just those little ones in your

hand.

Those

are good.

I know.

She wants one of those.

You take down the trees with those.

She's probably listening.

That's what I'm going to get you, honey.

I'm going there.

And there's something else she said she wanted, but gardening stuff.

Yeah.

And I don't like doing that, but I know what she wants.

So I just, you know, I don't know.

Menards or something.

Go pick it up.

That's what.

Let me ask

you this so your daughters are full grown or they're grown-ups or whatever you know And your son's still young enough.

He doesn't have a job type of thing.

Nope.

Okay at what point does the dad Not do stuff for the kid to do stuff for the mom where the kid wants to say you know what?

I'm good.

I got this take care of dad.

I'm good.

You know what I mean?

Like Dom's got more money than me.

So I've been told, Julia, I said, she doesn't have a sugar daddy.

She has a sugar son because, you know, he'll take her to Kohler and, you know, go on those champagne brunches and whatever, whatever.

At what point, like what your daughter's did you, you know, did it was like, they were happy.

It's like, I'm going to do this on my own.

I don't know if I'm there yet.

I mean,

we always

financed it with the doctor.

My kids all make more than I do.

I mean, that that's that took a little, that's weird that your kids make more than you, but.

That's the way the world and I'm glad it's that way, right?

I mean it wasn't I

don't think that's pretty

good question, but even in high school I did finance that I just want to tell you that they yeah, but they went and picked out the gifts

Yeah,

all right, so I there's got to be a time when your son picks it out You don't pick it out and give it to him as they give this to your mother.

No, he actually had some my goodness.

Oh, he's doing now.

All right.

That's you know, you know

Yeah, I won't say what it is.

No, I still have to pick it up, but we did Yeah, there's there's some good ideas.

Yes, he's creative

if they have the ideas right, but you're still picking up the tab as you should No, tell him to grab his money

He's selling stuff left over from the draft That's right.

Did you see that or that they're doing that notice this huge auction with stuff left over from the draft Well, it's where true story.

I mean, I think it's an auction house

They must have had a contract with with with stuff.

Although was it you telling me?

Who is it telling us Jim?

Somebody on here about at the green room.

They're working the green room and like after like some of their kids were picked, they're walking out with like pillows and stuff

from the

green

room.

Memory.

Well, I saw one of the draft picks.

Right.

It was funny because I saw a draft pick.

They said 2025 NFL Draft and they had him flying the team.

The mom was carrying one of the pills, getting on the plane and stuff.

And I'm thinking, well, I guess that stuff left.

Right.

The.

but the stuff is discounted a little bit because the front of mine went and bought a hat and

it was six people from like a hoodie or something.

It's not that much discounted.

I thought it'd be discounted like 50 percent is like, I don't know, 10 bucks off, but maybe 40 to 30.

I guess that's significant.

But anyway, there's they're discounting that stuff, but it's not a fire sale.

I think it's 30 percent down right now.

That's not bad.

That's not

bad.

Yeah.

The look on Jim's face while John sang Happy Birthday was priceless.

Great job, John.

You could sing to me any day.

Vicki.

Okay, all

right.

And this is my first time on it.

Congratulations to you guys for your...

Yes, it's second place.

I didn't even know this was a radio show.

I thought this was just hanging out every Friday.

So congratulations.

Well,

you should congratulate yourself.

You're part of it.

You are.

No, this is this.

But you know, it's all the listeners and everyone that this has been wonderful the last couple of years.

I think you guys have done a great job.

Thank you, Mark.

But our taglines, we're asking for a tagline with my name here.

No one has said at

the end of the day, we're announcing a winner.

But no one has said.

mind on the mayor informing us about things going on in the local community.

I haven't heard, I've seen that

one.

Mine on the mayor, more information in three hours.

On the local

community,

bringing

in the guests to elevate their non-profits, none of that.

It's all off the rails.

They are, they're snarky.

That's a good word for it.

Great for your listeners.

Maybe

I'm one of them.

As long as they're

happy.

You guys are informed if you're entertaining your social.

Oh, wait a minute.

That was the guys that beat you.

That's what we

got.

So the floor is still open, the contest is still open.

Mine are the mayor, building the blanks.

$25 gift certificate going to somebody.

So buddy, you, I mean, the old term about drinking of a fire host for about two months, you were that guy and you almost look more relaxed now.

Then I'll tell you what, the night of the draft, I've never seen you look stressed before.

When you're walking with a walkie-talkie, it's like, what do you mean a bus got an accent?

What do I mean?

And you had everybody coming up and asking you things to the point where I'm like, hey, I don't want to wait in this line.

You get us a beer.

I mean,

you look stressed

that night.

And you honestly look more relaxed right now than you have for a while.

Yeah, I think I slept better in the last week.

Well, you're sleeping in your office, right?

Yeah, and even that next week, I struggled with sleep.

I think everyone did.

This is a huge event for, you know, the NFL draft was huge.

And what a great, it was a great opportunity.

John and I were just talking before, and I don't know if I'd want to do it every year.

That'd be, that'd take, I think every year you get better because you now know what you're going to do.

Totally agree.

I think that was the biggest thing that every community could not agree more.

If you have not done it, you don't know what to expect.

It's the...

You have to pivot you have to change things

Yeah Everything went very well.

I mean just I don't know how you would rate it ABCD From your vision, but you know the chief of course put in a because there's only one arrest 600,000, you know 200,000 people a day

I just, what's next?

I just, when I talked to a guy yesterday, Brian Johnson was actually on this lean local.

Okay, so we did that and it was successful, right?

I mean, probably the lowest grade is going to be a C plus, B minus, right?

Everything was pretty good.

So now what?

We're not going to get the draft for at least another 10 years, if then.

So what are we going to do?

We got

You following this concert series that's going on in Wisconsin, you know summer fest they just they own it But then Harley-Davidson is picking up these as concerts and now camp Randall.

Do you see their lineup?

And I hope we can turn this into something for Lambo to get I'm talking about the stones and something

though.

I think it'd be awesome I think it that's we can do it.

I think it showed everyone that you know what we can do it You know you can put on these events.

I think the other thing is though It's to remind people looking right out here on the you know on the deck or

Conscious stuff that's down here 4th of July.

There's so many different events that we put on right when I say we that the community But I mean it's the whole community and that includes though not just Green Bay.

That's Appleton.

That's Marinette There are so many things so just to get out and and check out you know some of these activities Especially when we get warm weather

Yeah, I wouldn't say one thing about that too.

It's like, okay, like it seemed like everybody's so overly concerned about where park where to drive and it's like 99% of people I know run.

It's like, we got this is not fine.

We're fine.

We know where to go.

We know all the roads.

We know every

place to

park.

We're fine.

Parking wasn't honestly.

I don't think parking was a issue.

Right.

People were expecting to

walk.

It's going to be interesting to see the cost on this.

I asked him yesterday about that.

I mean, there was some money, right?

Put into public safety and DPW.

And we have the DPW coming on.

But with all that said, we can do this.

So let's do it again.

Well, the draft's not coming for 10 years.

Well, there's other draft type events out there.

I mean, you look at what Oshkosh does with the EAA, what Appleton does with the Myla music.

And we host the Packers 10 times, which I think is great.

But I just think there's a big, big event we could get here, maybe two or three, because we can do it.

Yeah, I might own the mayor, maybe.

Absolutely.

I mean, put a concert with that doing all that.

Oh, by the way, Todd.

I got an email from Vicky from a Chamber of Commerce in Oshkosh.

No, no.

Not

Vicky.

Oh, not

Vicky.

Yeah.

Connie.

Yep.

She's talking to the guy to get me to introduce George Therogood at Waterfest.

Don't

hold your breath on that.

Baddle the boat.

What do you think?

Don't hold your breath on that.

I might even be on stage with him singing a little bit.

I'll drink alone Until until the police come in drag you on maybe yeah Wow, I'm excited about that

me and

George hanging out together

after my boat.

It hasn't been confirmed It's just an idea right you just want to get

him off the phone Okay, I'll look at it and he takes that is I'm on

wow.

Yes Wow Hey mark I got to be honest with you the other day I walked here on the on the track and everything like that And there's something about okay, so yesterday's on the treadmill except wind was like 90 miles an hour here

the treadmill seemed twice as long than walking out.

There's something about

when the

weather is nice and you're how much further you can go versus inside.

Is it mentally

some kind of, what is it?

I think it is.

I think sometimes, you know, that's why people put on a TV or radio show or listen to a podcast.

Just because, yeah, nice out, but even during the middle of winter.

Man, it's just had to get two miles in.

That's what I mean.

You're in the

trouble.

You're just looking at the thing.

Oh, how much further?

How much

further?

And when I walk in that nice day, it's like, I don't want to stop.

And I need to get back doing it.

But, you know, I would do my nightly walks last year.

And I tell you what, I'd love, honestly, just checking out different people's homes or seeing what's in the neighborhood.

I mean, I think that's what your mind gets off things, where if you're in a room and you're seeing the same thing or the dog sitting there or, you know, TV's not on.

And driving by is one thing, but walking by is

a totally different view.

It's

unbelievable.

Just different things you see of a neighbor or just waving or whatever.

I've got a great neighborhood to walk around in too.

And I just need to do that more, but it's just a different.

Here's another thing.

We have this trail.

I'll just bring it up.

We have this trail.

It's amazing how much people don't know about the trail in town.

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Forecast sunny high in the low 70s.

Today looks like a great weekend coming up.

Once again, birthday wise, Prince Fielder is 41.

Billy Joel is 76, Candace Bergen's 79, Tommy Rowe is 83, it is free ticket Friday, which is a very cool event we've got going on here right now.

Mark Cusin in the house from Bell and Sports Madison.

What is going on, Mark?

Let's talk about

some kid sports.

Yeah, you know, I think the one thing I was just gonna talk about, someone, a few people brought it up.

John, you talked about, you know, hey, nice weather's come out in the last couple weeks, but it's gotten a little bit cooler.

And you know, it's great to have a t-shirt on but Think of your kids stand the outfield or think of your kids at a track meet and not have you know, so it's it's one of those things being prepared, you know, it's

Today's supposed to be a beautiful day.

I think high of 77.

But what's going to be like at 6.30 if you're standing there, track me.

Making sure you have extra sweats, even jackets.

The same thing, even if you're a fan sitting there at a game.

Sadly, gloves and a hat maybe.

And it's not saying that you're a wimp wearing them, but it gets cold.

So my biggest thing is, how do you get your kids prepared to get them warmed up, stand warm?

Absolutely.

So, you know, I think the biggest thing is being prepared think ahead Plan ahead have that bag of extra supplies

and you make a good point about the fans

because

it's

Also, all you do is think about the weather.

Oh, okay, wait till this is over.

Whereas if you're feeling good, it's like, I hope this goes on forever.

You

know what I mean?

I think

that's a good point to just bring an extra something.

And

the

equipment's out there nowadays.

They've got

so many advances.

You know, I mean, dry shirts are light.

You know, you know, if you sweat or not going to feel real heavy, but you can put that on.

My own son went on a field gold trip yesterday, you know, had pants on.

It was cool.

Was able to take those off and he had shorts on.

Probably because as I was told he was trying to get a turtle at some nature preserve You know probably made a mess and stuff but good old Charlie Hey, do you remember back

in the days of Major League Baseball as soon as the pitcher would come off into the it didn't matter if it was a hundred degrees He'd take a jacket and he'd just put it on up to his shoulder.

Remember that?

Yeah, you know that was a big thing, you know I mean sometimes you still need to do it like you said we live in Northeast, Wisconsin

What what happens in Oshkosh what happens in Marinette may be completely different, you know So it's like making sure that you're just staying warm and you know again.

What what kid is your position?

Hey, I have to ask you one Sports question right now in regards to an injury.

So Seth's I love the NBA playoffs.

I pay zero attention to the NBA up to the playoffs.

Okay, um Steph Curry.

Yep class one hamstring.

What's worse stage or class four class one?

what's worse is four.

It's really like three preps, right?

Probably one, two, three.

So he's got a one.

I've heard he's out a week.

I think he has to also look at that as you don't want this to be a long term thing.

Because

I just think of the Christian Watson's and the people around here with the those hamstrings.

Yeah, I mean, you know, it's it's being read by an MRI.

So they look and then I'm right and going, okay, it's a mild, you know, let's turn grade one is a mild hamstring strain.

Okay, now they're going to look and say,

What can he do?

You know, they'll do treatment on him.

They'll do modalities.

They'll do exercises.

But if he can't function, doesn't mean if they say, well, he was going to supposed to be back in a week, he can't run.

You know, so if we're a week out or two weeks out and he can't run and cut, he's not going to go back out there.

You know, the technology is great on the front end of having MRIs and stuff.

But you still have to use your brain, your knowledge and your people to say, OK, what can he do?

What can he do?

You don't want to re-injure this again.

You don't want it to be a one.

Because they're easy to re-injure, aren't they?

Yeah, and then does it start going to next year?

And does it bug him the rest of his career?

Because back in 2025, he had to play in a playoff game.

Now, we all know, I mean, if it's, they're down 0-3 or something like that, he may not play the next game.

You know, I mean, it's, so he's going to have to look at, you know, his own health and- But one is the least.

Least.

Okay.

Yeah, mild.

And then we got an amplify, Bellin.

Bellin's coming up again.

Yeah.

June, what is it?

Well, I believe it's June 11th.

I should know this, but I think it's the 11th.

Oh, we

had Randy on too, who is like you is very, you know, into the community and into the health and most, but you'll start working on that now.

Yeah, we want to bring him back.

There's there are already some training runs ago.

Training runs started already.

Nate VanderVest does training runs on Wednesdays.

And he's been pushing those and they've been getting some good attendance.

You know, I mean, and we they even had a change for the week with the with the draft and moved it in another location.

All right.

People still came out.

think what's cool about the bell and I mean, it's right.

It's only a 10k.

But to do it, it's just it's not that much pressure because you got those heats now.

So if you run a little

later, people walk the bell.

And I think the thing with with with it was we also added now it's the 10k was what's been there the whole time.

Right.

We've now added a 5k.

So there's a smaller row.

Nice.

So, you know, it doesn't matter if you're a youth or if you're an adult or a grandparent, you can walk it.

You know what I mean?

So there's different options you can go and I think it's a great way to train at school.

Yeah, school is getting done.

Kind of start a summer.

It's a great way to end or start your summer.

And the events after our fun and it's just, yeah, the money goes to charities.

So I just, yeah, it's a great thing to do.

And you're right.

It's start a summer.

Let's get healthy this summer.

And right now you're doing the training runs.

People should need to look into that because it's sort of just start walking, but

yeah.

Yeah.

Start walking, just being active.

Right.

You know, we, we had a Marinette 5K, which was a run that was up in Marinette this last week.

5k small race 3.1 miles but it was awesome to see also we had some people that had total joints or a heart attack and they did a parking lot.

walk.

It wasn't competitive.

But what a great opportunity just to get out and do something with your family.

Yeah.

And I'll tell you what, like we were talking about, you know, like at the Croc Center, they've got those really cool things for the treadmills where you got the video, like you're going through Tuscany or whatever, whatever.

But like I said, when you get out on a day like this, you will do, you can do like twice as much.

Yeah.

Wouldn't you agree?

And you'll realize

how

much it's mental.

It's not physical, but when you want to quit.

Yeah.

Oh,

it has the truth.

Yep.

It is.

Yeah.

I wish you guys for

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Yeah.

Thanks for your

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You

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All right.

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Joining us right now, Avery Renreck, fourth and goal of summer football camp for kids.

Avery, welcome local Green Bay Fella and trying to, how do you say it, pay it forward a little bit?

Maybe some of the people that helped you become a football player and you're trying to do the same for young kids around here with a non-profit.

Welcome.

Thank

you.

Appreciate you guys for having me.

Appreciate you coming in.

This is awesome, man.

I'm trying to say this.

Oh, wait a minute.

We gotta do one more quick.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

You always do this.

You're welcome, Todd.

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No worries.

How you doing buddy?

Good.

How are you guys?

Good.

You are putting on a camp for kids 7 to 17 With and you brought in some I mean you're obviously a great player, but you're bringing in some talent

Yeah, so we'll have Elton Jenkins out there.

We're gonna partner with him built a relationship with him over the last couple of years Good guy.

Yeah, awesome guy.

He came

up to a Pulaski High School and we're doing our

uh, high school football against cancer type thing and he came out there and boy, he was interacting with the people and the kids.

Really cool.

It was

just awesome.

this is a full day for these kids.

Um, it'll be 11am to 2pm.

Great.

Um, so just a couple of hours the last time we did it, it was a little bit longer and kids were on out, parents ready to go.

Hell

yeah.

All right.

And then we're going to

learn some skills and yeah.

So we'll run them through some stations.

We got like a speed and agility station.

So I think we're going to have ETS, which is a local performance facility come out.

They're going to run like the warmups around the kids through some agility and speed stuff.

And then we have we're partnering with some like high school coaches and some other guys as well to come run like quarterback training, running back training, defensive back training, all of that stuff.

before the next question, I'm just going to give people your website,

right?

Fourth and like letter and goal.org.

Yeah.

Well, it is, it's forthandgoal.org.

To do these things, and I don't know what you charge the kids, but sponsorships are critical when it comes to events like this.

Yeah, they're huge.

And you are looking for some sponsorships.

So let's talk about...

what a sponsor could get and what the benefit is to the kids.

Yeah, so we really appreciate any dollar amount.

Obviously, like on our brochures and everything like that, we start with $1,000.

We have people that'll donate 20 bucks and that goes a long way.

Right?

So we charge the kids, it's all free.

These annual cans are all free.

Oh, really?

Free to all the kids.

Oh,

that's cool.

Very cool.

And we try to get them a meal, a gear bag with a camp shirt and have the sponsors on the back.

So that's one of the benefits for the sponsors.

Their logo will go on the back of the shirt.

We'll have them on our website as one of our teammates.

And then they'll be posted on our flyers and across social media and everything like that in regards to the camp.

Awesome.

And this takes place in Green Bay.

Yep,

it'll be in

Green Bay.

It's going to be one of the high schools east or west.

We're not defining that right now.

Is this, I could ask, is this for boys and girls or

is this for boys and

girls?

That's

awesome.

I'll tell you what, girls play football right now.

It's huge.

Oh man.

It is.

I'm

glad to hear that.

didn't see that.

I mean

like Olympics, right?

Yeah, it's huge.

Yeah, that's cool.

Good.

Got a

texture.

Based on today's show, perhaps we should change the slogan to minor the mayor, ranting, raving, and off the rails.

Nancy, okay, thank you.

I think she's on to something.

Yeah, you're on to something.

gotta ask you this.

So where does the passion come?

We ask every person that comes in here, where does the passion come from?

Who sparked

this

for you?

Yeah, so really, for me, it was during COVID.

In the house, didn't have really much going on, obviously, quarantine and everything.

And I was kind of going through what brought me passion in life.

And I found a common thread throughout everything was helping other people.

I love sports.

So that hit onto me.

No joke, man.

It's expensive and even here in Green Bay, there's a lot of kids that are unfortunately, you know, homeless or they're underprivileged.

So just being able to give back to them, you know, the impact of sports was big for me growing up, coming from a single mother household myself.

I know what it can be to not be able to play at times, but then fortunately for me, when I got to Ashwabinen and in middle school and everything, it was a little bit cheaper because the participation fees weren't as high and a lot of the equipment was provided outside of CLEAT.

being able to help kids and bridge that gap there and be that.

And you know, I think it's really cool when you're talking about the different things.

I would have loved to have something like this when I was a kid where you get to do the kind of drills that they do at like a combine or something.

You know what I mean?

Kind of compare yourself, how you do versus.

I mean, I think

John, we could probably send you to this and see how

you do all the drills.

Come on out.

You know what, do you have a category for really old guys with artificial guns?

I've heard a fourth and goal in the camp, but what are some of the other work your nonprofit does?

Yeah, so we help with really the main goal of it is to help kids that can't afford to play sports.

So if there's a, we have a request assistance form on our website.

It's pretty straightforward.

Not asking any like intrusive questions or anything like that.

They fill it out.

We just want to make sure that those people that are filling it out.

are in fact in need.

And if they request, you know, football cleats or their registration fees covered, if they're playing some kind of program or basketball shoes or baseball or baseball glove, whatever the case might be, we'll get it ordered for them.

Or we actually have been taking the kids right to Dix and helping them pick this stuff out.

Wow.

And they'll do it there.

very

cool.

Avery, the other thing I think people are listening, I mean, you teach them the the X's and O's, but you also teach them about teamwork and some leadership skills.

And I

Just talk about that.

I think that's so important.

And I think because of COVID, we've missed some of that.

Yeah, of course.

That's the biggest thing sports provides, you know, not outside of the athletic stuff and staying staying active.

It's it's about teamwork.

It's about working together to accomplish a goal.

And then you get the respect out of it.

You're respecting your teammates.

You're respecting the other team.

You're respecting your coaches, leadership.

If, you know, depending upon your position, everybody's a leader on the field.

If you speak up and you can gain that leadership, that leadership role on your team.

And then we have speakers that'll come out.

So obviously this year Elton, he'll probably talk to the players.

He came out our first year as well.

And then we've gotten

people from St.

Norbert College that has come out.

I'm a local barber from Starr's, came out and spoke to the kids.

So just really just showing the kids that.

Even if you can't make it in sports, there's other career opportunities to be successful in life, where you can, you know, gain these roles in these positions.

Transfer those skills to so many other things.

Exactly.

Home,

business,

business.

What I

just said, there's sports is so much more than the athletic part of

it.

I'm glad you're teaching that.

Absolutely.

You mentioned about a single family home to your mom.

You know, you didn't have that dad come home from work and throw the football around with you or whatever.

Yeah.

And a lot of these kids, I think maybe sometimes

when you're not trying to get overly you know whatever but you know sometimes when you don't have that and you look at other places for a little bit of that

that guy to throw the football around with.

It seems like you're trying to help those types of kids a bunch to have that guy that'll throw the ball around with you or do some drills and things like that.

Does that come from the heart yourself a little bit?

Yeah, a little bit.

Yeah, like you said, it was, you know, it didn't have anybody there to throw the football.

My brother, my older brother, he would do it a little bit, but he's not into sports at all.

So for me, it was just watching it on TV, throwing it with my little brother.

He's not into sports either.

So it was like...

Where do I find that?

And when I got to high school and middle school, I was starting to able to play.

But like you said, a lot of the kids, you know, they look for, you know, a role model in the community.

And sometimes it's not great.

It's it's that's what I'm saying to the Elvis and we don't have

that.

Maybe it slides into that other guy in the neighborhood, who's, you know, every Renwick fourth and goal summer football camp for

kids.

And I think every some people may not know what a need we have for this in this community.

I mean, like I could.

working at field a little bit.

And there are kids that are missing a pretty cool part of life that we kind of took for granted.

And that's why these sponsors can really help get these kids engaged with other friends, which is really important leadership skills.

And I mean, to be with a Packer player, I'm sure they're excited to be there.

Yeah, ecstatic.

A lot of the kids love that.

The sponsors are a huge part of it, like you said.

And you can not only sponsor, you know, the camp, but you can also sponsor an athlete.

So we have those options

on our

site.

where you can, you know, send us 50 bucks and that sponsors an athlete to attend one of our camps.

Nice.

Or, you know, if you want to send 150 bucks, that's kind of like our threshold there to get a kid in the game, we call it.

So that gets them like the shoes or the necessary equipment and cover their fees.

So there's different sponsorship options and routes and packages that we have built out there.

And we can see all

that stuff.

Just go into 4thengold.org.

So it's all on the website, and then we have a donation portal as well.

Quick text here, what about volunteers?

Do you need volunteers from Cathy?

Anybody that wants to come out and help we're more than happy to help them or not help them but have them out there with us to help So volunteers are great.

gotta think there's a whole lot of back structure that goes into put together something like this

Yeah, there's a lot the money's important, but boy you have to have the volunteers and when they talk about time treasure and talent

you know, to give your time is sometimes that's even worth more,

but it is.

It's

very important.

I mean, I deal with that now.

We just have the summer.

It's kind of tough to get volunteers sometimes because people are busy.

They

other things.

So that would be great if she could get on, on your website.

Fantastic.

Yeah.

I know you need that

for some of the people back in your youth that, you know, really helped you get to where you are today.

Um,

because you

don't go as far back as the days of coach Golopsky, do you?

No.

The main coach there was the varsity coach was Jonas.

Mark Jonas.

Yep.

Now the head coach, Shadow Kanto, falls, I believe.

I believe so.

Yeah.

Okay.

So kind of having that structure there.

Obviously he had his own life and career and stuff.

So he wasn't around a whole lot, but that was kind of like the father figure for me in building that structure in my life and in kind of shape.

And that's so important.

Isn't it though?

Yeah, it is.

So important.

So what are you doing now?

I mean, you seem like you really got it together.

This is your full-time?

No, so I have a full-time job here in Green Bay.

I work for a marketing company.

Trying to step away from that, eventually, if I can.

And God willing, but yeah, this is something that I do.

Wow.

I try to do it full-time.

I got the clothing line as well.

Right.

Talk about that.

Yeah, so the clothing line I started, that was the original thing five years ago called Forth and Long.

So ForthandLong.com.

20% of the proceeds go to fourth and goal to help the kids that can't afford to play sports.

So that was the original thing, started with 12 shirts, kind of sold it to friends and family and kind of snowballed from there.

All the clothes are, you know, good quality cotton.

We print them right here in Green Bay, order the stuff online and then bring it to a local print shop, Tundra and Parallel promotions and they print it.

And we try to make it affordable so that way everybody, everybody can wear it.

But it's, you know, about

chasing your dreams, backs against the wall.

A lot of these kids are in the same situation where they're backs against the wall and trying to find that way out.

And you know, I would assume sometimes just for those kids to know that people care.

You know, people, hey, we're, we're here.

We care.

Yeah.

There's somebody here, you know.

who will put in some time and sweat and equity to help you kids.

I think that

means a lot to kids, don't you?

Yeah, I do.

Yeah, that's a big thing, is being able to have somebody to look to, to know that they care, where you're not just out here running in the streets and stuff, and nobody cares about you.

A lot of the kids like...

to know that somebody cares.

There's some accountability there.

And even though kids probably won't say it, they like structure.

I think a lot of kids like structure to have, like, I'm coming home, I have a meal.

You know, this is, my parents are requiring me, or this person's requiring me to do my homework.

This is my bedtime.

So it definitely helps.

That's awesome.

Avery, stick

around.

Doing a good job, Avery.

Avery,

Renrik, fourth and goal, summer football camp for kids, but a whole lot more.

than just that one football camp.

Yep.

And not that dread to dismiss it, but I'm just saying it's, you get a whole passion for this thing.

Yeah.

We're talking more about

this and how we can help you, okay?

Thank you so much.

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Once again, Mino and the Mayor, John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back.

We're with a very impressive young man here, Avery Renrich.

and goal, the summer football camp for kids.

I like your mission statement here.

I can't, you know, we got a good friend here, Naomi Mose who runs the art garage and she kind of

think that's really cool

I appreciate it.

Yeah, I think there's always got to be somebody out there that's willing to help be a resource.

Unfortunately, there's kids that just can't afford things or even adults in specific entities that can't afford things or can't.

You know bridge that gap essentially so

but I think that's two things that you're doing though.

I mean if you sponsor a kid or you're gonna put a thousand dollars into your You write this kid's got something to do who's gonna learn some leadership skills But you know there's you may be see saving him from going down a wrong track, too I mean that's kind of easy to do in certain areas So I really you're two great things you're doing there I mean educating the kids gonna have fun.

He's looking forward to it He's got new equipment feels like he's part of the team, but the other thing is that I can do this I don't have to do

and you might find that one person that

man, woman, whatever it is, who provides that spark.

You know, sometimes you never know who you're going to connect with.

Right.

And they have that opportunity to connect with that person.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

100%.

Yeah.

I mean, you even hear professional athletes, when they make it, they say, if it wasn't for sports, I don't know where I would be.

Oh, yeah.

And a lot of our musicians, when they come on, many of them.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I mean, that's a big thing is like they, you know, you don't give them that pathway.

If they feel like that that pathway is closed off, it's

they're going because they think that somebody else.

They bounce off in some other

direction and who knows where that takes them.

Yeah.

That's successful.

Yeah.

Let me talk about the volunteers as well.

I mean, they get a lot out of it as well.

I think sometimes people are like, ah, I gotta go do this.

And at the end of the program or the event, they're like.

That was

awesome.

I'm really

glad to hear that.

So, you know, we're gonna encourage people to participate as well.

Yeah, come on out.

I mean, all the people that have helped us in the past have loved it, just being able to see the kids, participate with the kids, you know, see the energy that they bring.

Yeah, I just want

compliment you

again for opening it up to both.

I think back in the day, this was just more for boys.

And

think the fact that the girls are doing this and having fun and it's unbelievable how...

good and athletic they are.

This is before you were on, but coach sixth grade, flag football for the Y. And I just, I think she was the best player on the team.

I'm not kidding, she was so fast and just not afraid of anything.

But yeah, that's cool that they got that opportunity and to play with boys is good.

And vice versa.

Yeah, bringing it all together.

And I think, I mean, we've had a girl that's came out for the last, I think two or three camps probably come out to this one as well.

I think I saw them sign up.

And she's out there, the hardest worker they put in the work in and yeah, just having fun.

That's

fantastic.

love

it.

I love it.

we said, women's flag football is getting huge.

It's getting worldwide.

Yeah.

So that's incredible.

I'll tell you what, again, though.

You're gonna dedicate your life to young athletes and young people like that You're gonna be changing lives and that's cool because like you said you've got somebody in your background who did it We have so many athletes and different musicians that come in and there's some person that provided that spark outside of their house You know sometimes in the in the home.

It's like just got put bread on the table, you know Yeah,

but

with that other person that could say hey, you got a certain talent.

Yeah Take that right with that.

Yes, his greatest parents aren't as hard as they try it

something that they hear from somebody like you that's

an outsider,

they're like, I can do this.

And

then the parents are like, well, I've been telling you that, but now that Mr. So-and-so or Mr. So-and-so said that, I really can do this.

And right, that's what we need.

That's what kids need.

We're all like that.

And I

think,

anyway, kids just need to hear it more than once.

yeah, it's

awesome you're doing that.

And I think you're helping this community.

Maybe not, you don't see it today, but.

down the road.

This is good stuff.

For sure.

I really appreciate it.

How can we help and give yourself another plug, how people can find the information?

Yeah.

So fourthandgold.org is the link to the nonprofit here.

You can sign up for the camp right there.

That's where you can sponsor, reach out to us directly Avery at fourthandgold.org or right through the website, through the contact us for information.

If you want to volunteer, sponsor anything like that.

And then fourthandlong.com is a clothing brand.

You can come out support that as well.

And proceeds go to the nonprofit

in this events May 31st kids from 7 to 17.

That's awesome

Yep May 31st 7 to 17.

It'll be here in Green Bay, right?

I guess at one of the schools either east or west.

We'll have it at leaning more likely west 11 a.m.

To 2 p.m.

Parents are welcome to come out

watch the kids have fun.

Right.

And still hoping to find a

food and water sponsor.

Is that right?

No, food and water is covered.

Oh, it is

covered.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

We'll have a gear bag for the kids, water bottle, t-shirt, and then like a drawstring bag.

That's a little swag bag.

Yeah.

Sponsors will be on the shirts on our website.

They'll be announced as our teammate.

And then on the

on social media as well over social media.

Outstanding.

If there's anybody out there listening that has company or wants to donate themselves, please even contact us and we'll put you right in contact here with Avery.

Right, Todd?

You bet.

Absolutely.

keep up the good work.

Thank you so much.

I appreciate you guys.

All right.

You bet.

You're the kind of people that can make a difference this world.

You know, us old guys, we're past our prime.

But you guys can do it too.

Did you guys ever make a difference in the world?

Either one of you?

Just, I mean, positive or

negative.

We impact that.

We can talk.

We've influenced.

We can talk about that.

So once, Avery, once again, keep it up.

Please keep in touch with us.

We'd like to follow this all the way through and help out you guys anywhere we can.

Definitely will.

I'll send some pictures and videos.

I have a camera man out there.

We'll send the video and love it.

Appreciate you guys.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Did you play football at St.

Norbert?

I did not at St.

Norbert, just at Ashwabinen.

That's when you got hurt, decided to step away.

I was like, this is too much on the body.

I'll find another way to be around.

But you still want to

still contribute?

Yep, 100%.

I got a 4.0.

That's where you spend it.

You got a 4.0?

Not that high.

3.9.

I ain't got it.

I wasn't 7.

That one

class.

What'd you get on the ACT?

I don't even remember.

I got a 23.

He got a 18.

That's so not

true.

I got

24.

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Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome

back.

Well, it is Mother's Day weekend.

Jim, I'm turning this over to you.

Well, special guest, probably the most special guest in my life.

Are you there, mom?

Yes, I'm there.

All right.

Happy early Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Hello,

Mrs. Schmidt.

Hello, John.

It was great seeing you at the Northland Hotel event that night.

Great.

That 100 year anniversary, that was a good time.

But my favorite memory is you at the, was it last summer or is that two summers ago now?

At the dedication for the Schmidt Park?

The two years ago, right mom?

Yeah, we dedicated that

park,

yeah.

And you were on stage and you were belting out songs like nobody's business.

I thought that was phenomenal.

Kind of grew up in that world though.

Yes, he did

you did yeah, everybody dad got all the credit for singing mom and people didn't realize how good you were

Well, I'm not good.

I love to sing though.

I love to sing yeah, but I would often have a harmonized together We just enjoyed seeing

yes They did the harmony the two of them were my dad's name obviously the gym not this gym and they'd sing

duets and harmonized.

They were very good.

did you hear me sing happy birthday to our friend Nikki this morning?

No, I didn't have it up.

Good thing.

Good

thing, mom.

We'll try to play it back for

you.

No, we're okay.

We're okay.

Okay.

So what are

you doing tomorrow?

Waiting for all my cards and phone calls.

Waiting for a visit from you.

All right.

So you're just sticking around in the at home?

Yes.

I always tell the children now that they're grown up and have families that really they should have their own Mother's Day because they all have children and they should enjoy it I've had it for for so many years that they should enjoy their Mother's Day,

too What was Mother's Day like back when you know all the kids were what's the age span how many years because mine was 17 years in my family oldest youngest

would be all of that.

Yeah, right

What was that like when you had all those kids for Mother's Day?

Yes, it was wonderful.

Often when the children were small, I would get breakfast in bed and they'd all sit around with a king-sized bed and and the wispy and they made all these beautiful things and give me these little cards that they would do in grade school.

have quite a few of them.

Yes.

I love it all.

Jim always accuses me of being a hoarder, but I bet I've got every single card any one of my daughters or son have made for me.

I don't care what age, what year it was.

I got them all in a shoebox.

Yes, this is that great.

It's just just wonderful.

Yeah.

To look back at that.

Yes, I John does have a lot of that stuff.

So anything you want for Mother's Day?

I mean, you're

Special meal somebody that's can I tell people how old are you you want to tell people hold your Sure,

okay Not gonna

change.

No, it's not gonna tell people how old are you mom?

I am 92

that's

wonderful.

It is I will be 93 in August.

Yeah, okay have to ask you one question big news this week about the Pope.

What do you think?

Oh, I think it's wonderful.

His first words were peace.

And that's what we need in this world is peace.

And that'll be great.

He'll be great.

What do you think of an American pulp?

I mean, you've been around for a while.

We never had an American pulp before.

Right.

We, it isn't an American pulp because he was raised here.

Now, he hasn't been in the United States for probably the last 25 years.

And he was a missionary in Peru.

But he has the, um, he was raised as in the Augustinian seminary and, um, which is a very good background.

Yeah.

Well,

you have three of her brother-in-law's are priests.

Wow.

So she, she knows that stuff.

I was just, I was really surprised that, uh, well, you listened to when I interviewed father Drotty.

Yes, I did.

I saw, I heard the whole thing.

I was at, um,

and we turned to he got it on and we listened to the whole thing.

Yes.

And he even said that he didn't think there was going to be an American pulp.

And here we are.

I think it's great.

Yes.

got

to get into

Green Bay, mom.

That's the goal.

Now that this guy's a Chicago guy, we got to get him to Green Bay.

Remember when we tried to get the pulp to Green Bay to come to the shrine?

Yep.

We got a text here.

Oh, my God.

Mary is so wonderful.

All right.

One of our listeners, Tammy.

They love you too mom.

That's to you.

All right.

That's to you mom.

Mary, is it true that sometimes Jim makes you chop sweet?

That's not very good.

Fried

rice, right?

Fried rice.

Anything he makes is good.

He's a very good cook.

I heard

he's a little too spicy sometimes.

That one time was a little spicy, mom, but

she would tell me that, but she wouldn't tell

you that.

Yeah, as I get older, I'm more buoyant.

Right, yeah.

Would you want something for tomorrow?

What's Sunday?

Oh, so Sunday.

I got a wedding tomorrow.

Do you want anything special?

I'll make something for you.

You name it.

James, anything you decide to make is good.

She called him James, dude.

That

is so

sweet.

All right.

he your favorite?

Mom?

Yeah.

Mrs. Schmidt, it's your favorite.

Is James your favorite?

It's quiet.

Right now.

Yes.

She's

on the air.

Beautiful.

Oh my gosh.

You're awesome.

Well,

maybe some Polish food moms.

Let's go to class or something.

You want that or something German?

Well, I'll talk to you later today.

But yeah, whatever you want, I'll make it for you because I'll do

whatever you do is great.

I love

food.

Yes.

I would think you'd be a dumpling and sauerkraut type person.

Oh, I love dumplings and sauerkraut.

That's terrific.

Yeah, and you're a good cook, too, mom.

I mean, you only cook for 11 of us for all those years.

How did you do that, by the way?

How did you do that?

11 kids every night?

It wasn't that bad.

If you just do it.

I mean, I don't know.

I mean, if you make something for two, then you make something for three, then you increase something a little bit more, and you make

the same things, just add more ingredients.

That's true.

That simplifies it.

And we just never, we always had food on the table.

I just never remember as a kid, like waiting.

So you, yeah, whatever you're doing, you did it right.

I mean, that's, that's a lot of people to serve though, right?

I mean, 12, 13 people sitting around the table every night.

How big

was your table?

Yes, we had a big table.

It was like a football table.

It was wider in the middle and smaller at the end.

And we had it built by the Lumber Company, and they built it in the, and then they brought it in.

Right.

Oh, wow.

It was hand-built for the

company.

Yeah, it was custom.

That's phenomenal.

That's big table, though.

Yeah.

Oh, that's cool.

And we always ate together, too, which I thought was... Yes, we always ate together.

Yes.

In retrospect, that's...

That was the thing back in those days, boy.

I'll tell you what.

You didn't miss a meal.

You didn't.

I mean, you got to be there for the whole thing.

What was your favorite meal to make them?

Well, when the children were small, it was easy to make some of a casserole that everybody could eat rather than to make separate meat and potatoes and vegetables.

So we had a lot of casseroles when the children were small.

it was easy to make and serve everybody.

Also, the soup.

soup can go to everybody too.

Absolutely.

Well, this is Mrs. Schmidt.

We'll let you, we'll let you go.

I'm sure you got other kids that are waiting to call you today.

Yeah, exactly.

But we just can't say how, uh, how wonderful it is to have you on here.

And, uh, boy, you sure sound spry and, and with it at 92, you sound fantastic.

You said about 30 years younger and, uh, just an honor to have you on this show.

Fine, thank you, John.

You're very welcome.

I think you're you and my mom would have gotten along pretty good.

Oh,

yeah Mrs. Matt.

All

right,

mom.

Thanks for

coming on.

All right.

I'll see you tomorrow.

It's Sunday.

All right.

Happy Mother's

Day.

Happy Mother's Day.

Thank you.

Bye.

Wow.

She's with it.

All I want to do is say, okay, let's hear some dirt.

Like, give me some stories about Jim as a child.

There'd be no dirt on James.

She

hasn't, but she wouldn't tell you.

So that's, she's a real mom.

You know what?

Let me just say

this.

Don't do something.

How should I put this?

You're gonna, yeah, you'll kind of regret.

Later on and what I'm saying this is I thought that one day I was gonna save a couple of bucks one of the last times I visited my mom and at the drugstore Snyder drugs I was gonna get her some flowers and they're like odd as mother and I bought her those artificial flowers that that looks so real it's unbelievable and Then I had and then my niece visited after I left and my niece is just I forget who it was Joey or whatever.

It's just

Hide those flowers, Johnny

bought them.

Just hide them in a drawer someplace so nobody sees them.

And it's like, that's one of my last memories of my mom.

Your mom didn't say that.

Yeah, my

mom did.

Oh, she did?

My mom told my niece, hide

those

flowers.

Johnny bought those.

They're cheap.

Hide them.

Put them in a drawer someplace.

Wow.

So that's how I say it.

OK, all

right.

Yeah,

that's it.

You can come up with a better memory than that.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Have a better memory.

Yeah.

Anyway, yeah,

that's

something else, aren't they?

Oh, they're the best.

I told her very last words to me, right?

Yeah.

Cheap.

Johnny.

Yeah, mom.

Put the chair back.

Take a chair closer.

Put the chair back.

I think

your mom and my mom were probably very similar.

Cut the same clock.

Yeah.

But think about that these days.

13 people at every meal.

I never, I just, you know, I don't know what to say.

How did

they do it?

Never heard her complain ever about just

I was just, I don't know, it's weird to think back to that because I, you know, even three kids, it's held to do, it's tough and to make sure they're all there.

But that was one of the things that was kind of an unwritten rule.

We were always

there.

You know, my,

I don't know

if my dad, I don't know if he threatened us.

We were just always there every night.

So, which is cool.

So.

No question.

Anyway.

Or did she sound sharp?

Yeah.

And we could have just said, go ahead and expound on the.

Bishop.

She would have gone for a while in a

pulp.

On and on.

That's her thing, yeah, which is great.

That's cool though, especially when they've got something like that to really, you know, follow.

Right.

Yeah.

And it's the WTN, she watches that.

Yeah.

She loves sports though.

She would have, if you picked up on baseball or really, she's in a football pool every week.

We got her to the casino.

She's one of the

couple of times.

It's just, it's just, it's simple.

All the games pick the winner.

Yeah.

But it's amazing.

And she, oh yeah, when that football comes around, you call her sometime and she'll tell

you.

Oh, that would be fun.

She's, she's actually pretty good.

Okay.

This football season, Todd.

Yeah.

Todd,

give her a call sometime.

We get a new segment called Mary's Picks.

I love it.

We're doing it.

She, I tell you, I've seen, I've seen the trophy on her mantle.

yeah,

she's good at that.

That's fantastic.

Just great.

Just wonderful.

Yeah.

Wow.

So anyway, yeah, it's nice.

Was

okay.

But can I just say something?

You are okay.

And my mom would have said the same thing to me on whatever whatever.

Whatever he makes me is just.

Sometimes after you walk out there, you want this.

Like even that chop sweet thing she didn't even write.

She knows.

It was too spicy.

She told me that, but then when you're on there, she, oh, everything's great.

But this is something to trying to do something extra special.

Well, it's, oh, this is the more expensive one.

You know what?

I'll do that.

It's

like, that's too spicy.

James, James, do you want this?

James made it.

It's just way too spicy.

I don't know who he is thinking he was making this for.

I'll figure

something

out.

That's great though.

Great having her on.

Hey, anybody else out there?

We have 10 minutes before the after this break before the musicians come on.

Anybody else?

If you've got a mom.

that you would like us to give a salute to.

Please let us know.

Text us.

Todd, how do they text us?

You can download the Civic Media app.

Choose WISS or WGB.

W will lower right hand corner.

Got a text right here.

We need to be calling Jim's mom on a regular basis.

Nancy.

Well, football comes around.

Yes.

I think she'd like that, so.

Yes.

All right.

Got a text here from Nikki, our girl, Nikki Z.

And I say it, you hear me sing?

She goes, no, because I didn't know you were going to.

Mark was kind enough to send me a message.

I'll have to check it on the podcast.

I heard it was spectacular.

I heard it was unbelievable.

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But you can't come in.

Do you think you're singing the same note he is?

know I am.

I can hear it.

All right.

Let's go to the text.

Hey, the Green Bay East Grid Air Club.

This is a good deal.

It's a very good deal, folks.

Free.

Recycling event coming up on Saturday 9 till noon East High School in Green Bay 1403 East Walnut Street open to the public free to recycle computers cell phones TVs printers appliances washers dryers microwaves refrigerators

you know what people have these recycling events and

It's either we don't take this, this, and this, or if you bring this, this, and this, it's $15, $20, $25.

This is free.

Yeah.

This is

free.

I read this when we came in.

I'm like, this is a really good deal.

And this is.

May 10th, so that's tomorrow, from nine till noon at East.

And East, big parking lot, and they're gonna be, and they should be busy, but they, and they clean everything in terms of the erase, everything you have on your computer, your cell phone, it says right on here, all items will be securely erased, destroyed, so.

And it's basically the Joannys Park parking lot.

Right, right, huge.

This is a good deal, so I know it's Friday, but man.

This stuff's been sitting in the corner forever.

You know, you can't throw it out in the garbage because that's not right You don't want to take it to the recycling place because they're gonna ding you.

This is free Yeah, I would boy when I see

you can't beat that

refrigerators free on usually they you know 50 bucks TVs

you know much those things guys right to get rid of We have 30 bucks.

Yeah, so that's wow that is really

batteries anything metal items with a plug that's

Awesome,

it is and where's the money go?

What is it for?

Um the Green Bay East grid iron club football association for the boosters

So you got the football boosters are gonna help you unload the stuff so for more information.

It's I'm gonna let you do that.

That's why I pointed that

one out to

you.

ECYLE now It must be okay, right?

Uh-huh.

E-Cycle now, right?

No.

Oh my goodness.

No not Cycle.

Let's do the letters.

ECY

L-E-N-O-W dot com.

So write that down.

What is that word?

I don't know what that word is.

Yeah, we're

trying to

figure out how to pronounce that

word.

It's not E-Cycle, because

Cycle

would have another U here.

Okay, so spell it again for me slowly.

It's

E-C-Y.

Yep.

L-E-N-O-W.

Dot com.

So I'm thinking the now, but that first word isn't a word.

E-Cycle.

Yeah, electronic.

There'd be another C in there.

Maybe they

just forgot one.

I'll look it up guys.

Anyway, let

me give you the phone number because if you have any

questions on this.

Can we get that right?

From that we can do

it.

920-246-7143, John.

7143.

Doug Himes, Doug Hart.

Everybody knows that.

So 920-246-7143.

Give them a call.

You don't have to make a reservation.

Just go there.

I'm sure there's going to be a little bit of a line.

Microwaves that's been sitting around the basement.

Get that out of there.

Absolutely.

This

is the

time.

I got a texture.

My mom loves gardening, so I'd always help her plant her flowers garden.

Every year, my gift would be flowers or hanging plants.

That's great.

I am glad she is still in my life.

Terry.

That's nice.

Very nice.

Yeah.

think for

me, that was the hardest thing when my parents finally had to move out of their house and my mom was gone was all of her empty flower gardens

because

kind of the same thing.

Like it was always mom, you know, mother's day.

was hanging

baskets, you know.

So yeah, I can appreciate that one right there.

Absolutely.

No question about it.

And I don't think we have to tell people, but you gotta do something.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, and like we were talking earlier with Mark Houston, even if your kids are, you know, six, seven, eight, take them shopping.

Buy pay for it, but let them give the gift and pick it out plastic flowers

I don't think Mino's mom would be the type to sugarcoat anything.

That's true.

Italians are pretty direct.

Well, yes and no.

Oh, those are so nice, Johnny.

That's nice.

And as soon as I'm up there, get rid of those.

That was her thing.

Jesse, what are you doing for your mom for Mother's Day?

Speak into the microphone.

We want to meet your

mom.

Nothing to date.

So you what do you go?

Okay?

We're putting on a spot.

We're gonna do you take her to brunch?

I'll probably so she's six hours away.

So I'll probably call her and give her flowers.

All right

That's your Chicago

That should be here in June.

So you'll meet her.

All right.

Okay.

That's nice.

She was born and

raised in Panama

Yes, she was that's awesome.

I'd love to meet her really truly.

I think that's cool He

says she'll be here in June.

We'll have a very special show just for his mother

There you go.

Yeah, she'll be

part of the audience and all that kind of stuff.

She makes some really good pandemonium food I guess we're gonna find out.

Todd, you know what I want you to give a plug to I want you to give her a plug once again to our

Caribbean Haitian food guy.

Well, here's the thing.

They've got their anniversary party.

Area 509 has their anniversary party next Saturday, 17th in Appleton.

Want to go down there and enjoy lots of food trucks, lots of live music, of course, libations, all the good stuff.

Reggie's actually going to be joining us next Friday to help promote that.

Awesome.

But yeah, absolutely.

Area 509 anniversary party, big time fun.

And again, it's so cool that it's food you don't really have around here.

I mean, it's what he brings to the table,

right?

I'm telling you right now.

I don't think I

could do that.

Oh, no, I'm telling you right now.

Knowing what you and I grew up eating, you can do it.

No,

well, you're just, no, I got to make a draw a line of the sand on that one.

We grew up wanting our folks.

to have us eat.

I didn't actually eat that stuff.

The pork, hot knuckle thingies.

Right.

Nope.

I could tell you when they'd make soup with that.

I could have a little pile of those right here that I would spoon out.

Some of those other things.

I could, could you eat a pig's knuckle?

couldn't.

We didn't have

choice.

They called it that.

We did not have a choice.

This is what you ate.

And you can ask my sisters, you didn't leave the table till it was all gone.

See, my mom, my dad was like that.

My mom would, she'd make a side meal if he didn't like it.

Of course she would.

She

really?

I'm shocked, James.

We love Mary.

She's awesome.

And we are having a football contest this year with Mary.

I love it.

We get set it back, quick break, and we got a great, great musical ensemble coming up.

Jupiterlings.

you

From local stories to local voices, we're shining a spotlight on what matters right here in northeast Wisconsin.

It's more than just talk.

It's about connecting with the community.

This is Mino and the Mayor.

Now, here's John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, thank you

very much.

Welcome back.

What a treat having your mom on.

Mary Schmidt, she's just...

Awesome.

Just great.

Also, Avery Renrich, fourth and goal, summer football camp for kids.

We're going to promote that more next week.

Mark Houston, Bell and Sports Medicine.

Mark just brings it strong every time as does Lisa Hale.

New WISCO weekend

drops.

It comes out tomorrow morning 8 o'clock and then again on Sunday at 11.

It's all about Mother's Day.

Fantastic.

Wonderful.

I'll tell you what, now we got some impressive people walking into our studio.

Jupiter Lynx, I love that name.

Jupiter Lynx, part of the Minor with the Mayor live music series.

We've got Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson.

Welcome.

Thank you for having us.

We're glad to be

here.

We've got to ask Jupiter Lynx.

That's an awesome name.

Who's taking credit?

Oh boy.

Honestly, my husband.

Yeah, that guy in there, because...

Guy has a shirt and says, I'm with the band.

He wears that all the time.

He does.

Like, I think that's the only shirt he owns now, but we gig a lot.

They've been to a lot of them.

But we were...

Could be my wife's a rock star.

Right.

Yeah, I know.

I should.

It was

a sparkle.

Nothing better

than

that.

Wow.

With a finger pointing my meal ticket.

Yeah.

He's our beer boy too.

He gets the beer.

But

you

put her legs

Love that name.

So we wanted something unique.

And I mean, everything I came up with is kind of generic.

And Jerry's like, I want something powerful.

It's punchy and different.

I'm like, OK.

And then we started to think, OK, his name starts with a J. My name starts with an L. And we're like, all right, what's something we like?

And we came up with something weird.

And Jerry was saying no to everything I was suggesting.

And then my husband was in the car.

And he's like, how about Jupiter links?

And I'm like, really?

That sounds really cool.

And it's like, once

he said it.

Game over.

That's the

first

thing he was like, okay.

Cause I was into this, at the time was into this like, planet thing.

I don't know why.

And that's how we, yeah.

That's cool.

We're talking about that.

Jim and I actually had that topic on the other day.

He says, watch this show about advertising people and some of the greatest slogans come from like the most innocuous things people say versus as hard as you try to be creative with something super cool.

Sometimes it just happens.

driving around and two brilliant sets.

here we are.

All

right, so how's the music industry treating you here in Green Bay?

Tommy, you're...

Yeah, it's been going really well.

I mean we're really just starting to break into Green Bay a little bit more lately this past year You know it took us a while We were like everywhere outside of Green Bay is where we could get booked because we really are going off of nothing We just you know had a few Home recordings things like that were sharing with people and people just had to give us a shot and they did and so having a few people give us a shot without knowing much about us Kind of just let it spread right and then once we got a gig locally It's been easier to make it you know happen the same

old true Appleton Oshkosh you work

mean, really, we've gone as far as, like, Stevens Point, Beaver Dam, Ocona

Moac, Ocona Moac, yeah.

Toped Northeast Wisconsin, and most of all, this community, is that we're giving opportunities, you know, with smaller venues, and you can grow,

grow, grow.

You'll always find someplace.

Oh, yeah.

I would like to think so, yeah.

And there's a lot of Door County stuff we do, too.

the summer, we do a lot of stuff.

That's great out there, right?

A lot of women-owned bars, which is really cool.

I didn't expect to be so many women-owned bars, so I was really impressed by that,

too.

Cause their husbands are in treatment, but

yeah, that's right.

I don't know.

I'm

just kidding.

We haven't had

treatment.

Wow.

tell us about how you guys got started, how you guys got connected the whole thing.

Oh man.

These are all good backstories.

Yeah.

This is a probably really interesting one.

We used to, we used to work together.

Actually used

to be our

boss and I worked.

at a building materials

place.

Oh, just

drop

the name here.

Wow.

It's builders first source in DPR.

Oh,

sure.

Cool.

But yeah, I was her boss and how long did you work there, Lindsay?

Not,

not super.

It wasn't my thing.

I love the place.

Love Jerry, but just I'm the creative mind.

I needed to do something different, but what a week.

You

know, maybe seven, not quite a year, I

don't

think.

But so one

day I was up at the copy machine and there was another gentleman that.

used to work with me that played in a band in Florida and him and I would always talk music.

And Lindsay kind of sat next to him and she, she looked at him and she goes, were you playing a band?

I said, well, I've been doing it for years, long, long time.

But at the time, the last band I was in fell apart when COVID hit.

I said, but I was thinking about doing an acoustic thing by myself.

And she said, well, she wanted to get into something.

And it kind of just took off from there.

And then she sent me like three recordings on my phone that next weekend.

And I listened to him and it kind of just, it took off from there.

I had no idea what he sounded like at that point.

So he only knew what I sounded like, but I was a single mom of three for a really long time.

And so I just couldn't get into music after high school.

Just didn't have the time.

And so I got to a point.

Now I'm, you know, remarried and my kids are older and I met Jerry and I'm just like, all right, this is it.

Good for you to say something.

And that would have happened unless you leaned into it a little

bit and

said something.

And there's a lot of talent in this community.

You know, sometimes you got to talk about

yourself a little

bit.

And we try to help, but

that's great.

I mean, I was a little leery because she said she could sing and some people say, why?

And I thought, you know, I know.

Right here.

Yeah.

I don't know if you were listening earlier, but it's tough.

But we didn't see it, John, but he was actually pointing at you behind your back.

Who was?

You were.

What?

Did you guys hear me sing Happy Birthday this morning?

I think I caught a little bit of it, yeah.

It wasn't bad, John.

Thank you.

I was impressed.

Thank you.

Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.

Hey, Todd?

Why don't you shut your big yeah right there?

I was having a moment.

Oh, man.

Wow.

All right, well, let's hear a little something, something.

Let's do it.

A little something.

I mean,

you have to permit real quick and get the mic set up for you.

What

your genre?

What would you?

Well, we do a lot of...

Alternative rock a lot of 90s early 2000s, but we mix in some oldies.

We mix in some more current stuff Some country so we kind of really do a little bit of everything.

Is it the two of you?

Yeah,

okay?

My son sometimes will come in and during break my son.

I also have an acoustic deck 17 So sometimes they'll come and help out a little bit in between but otherwise it's just guitar and jerry

That's cool though.

You're 17 year old It

is yeah, we were on that TV show as well and maybe we'll get to come on here sometime.

He's awesome.

Love it bring them in

Absolutely

great

Jupiter links with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson

Shadowed stretch down in He walked with a

purpose And his sneakers down the street He had many questions Like children often do He said, tell me

Tell me

He said

It's getting cold, pick up the pace How our shoes make our noises in this place Our clothes are stained, we pass many

you

Harmony

that is a unique harmony to I mean, thank you guys you can tell it's it's you right?

I'm sure that's your thing.

You know they don't have that harmony in the song I don't think

or other people that harmonize.

It's not the same thing.

Oh, that was really good.

I enjoyed

that

Yeah,

right

we do really complimenting each other.

Yeah, a lot of people are just like your blender you married.

Nope.

We're definitely not married.

I could be kid,

but

I got to meet my dog.

See, that's what you say to your boss.

That's really cool.

Thanks, guys.

Thanks.

where have you performed at?

You said Luxembourg is where you're from.

That's where you hail from.

Yep, that's where Jerry's from.

I'm from Green Bay.

I mean, we've, like I said, we've performed kind of all over.

So like I said, Vandalak, Oshkosh, kind of a walk.

Green Bay.

Beaver Dam.

And you've been cycling bruise when

they were

new.

We, you know, we started off with them a lot and they kind of just kept us coming back.

We love them, Cycling Brews and Depeer.

Lovie Tavern gave us some shots here in Depeer too.

They're really good with vocal talent, aren't they?

They are.

They're some of these micro breweries and these wineries and just to go and

support them, but

there's just these little venues in two, three pieces.

This is the kind of stuff we love to sit and drink wine

and listen to.

Yeah.

The

wine, the

winters are fun.

I mean, we'd wine a lot.

Wine a lot.

Wine a

lot.

And yeah, I mean, a lot of breweries we do a lot of wineries.

Yep.

And we like, we're going to be coming up here at Thirsty Cow Taphouse in Bailey's Harbor.

We're going to be there Saturday and they're doing a fundraiser for the fire department.

So that's

going

to be really neat.

This upcoming, not this Friday, sorry.

Next Friday, we are going to be at Main Street Pub and Grill, which is a new one downtown Depeer there.

They just started up not too long.

and are trying to get some music going, so we're happy to go there, too.

All right, so how do we want to book you?

What's...

Yeah, I mean, I'm on top of Facebook all the time.

We do it to Facebook.

Yeah, I'm... If you get a response, it's me.

But...

email, honestly, everything's on Facebook, but our email jupiterlinksbandedgmail.com, facebook.com slash jupiterlinks.

Message us, email us, call me, text me, I'll respond right away.

And that's nice, you wouldn't remember, jupiterlinks.

Let's go stick around, we'll be back with more jupiterlinks with Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson.

Mine on the Mayor's show, back right after this.

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That forecast looks great forecast sunny high in the low 70s beautiful weekend coming up for the mother to stay weekend We've got Jupiter links in the house.

They're outstanding Jerry Frisk and Lindsay Johnson and Before we wrap it all up Todd.

We got to talk about the big competition.

We've been having all week long Tell the links what we yeah, you guys are creative people, right?

So we're looking for a new slogan for our show a tagline attack.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's

a mine on the

man

Yada

yada

yada.

Some people could have been nicer.

lot

nicer.

Well, my husband was the creative one with our names, so.

Yes.

Took us probably a good month to figure out.

My name is Jupiterlings.

Come on, Brian.

What do you got?

Come on, Brian.

You see that guy carrying the big equipment piece with a shirt that says, okay, I'm with the band?

Yes.

Give me three drinks.

Is that him?

That's definitely him.

He does help all big time,

though.

Let's do shots.

I'm with the band.

Yeah, there you go.

I'd love to add that part to the shirt.

Yeah,

yeah.

I like that.

So, Todd.

So I've got, I'm going to give three winners today.

Okay.

Three

winners.

Three winners.

Let's do three.

Okay.

And we've had some great ones over the last couple of days.

Phenomenal.

I've kept the best track I can.

Okay.

How about, well, one of the winners is Mino and the Mayor, two mics, no filter.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to give that a bell.

Congratulations,

Sarah, on that.

This one kind of harkens back to something we say on the show a lot.

Mino and the mayor, we weave.

Okay, we

weave?

Congratulations.

weave

or we weave?

We weave every day a

lot.

They're trying to interview the president and say, what are you saying?

He's like, I weave.

We just keep throwing stuff on it.

So that

was us.

That's

a good one.

And

Todd?

Final one.

is Minow and the Mayor on a rant off the rails.

That's not bad.

We'll take it.

All right, so we're

going to be at Main Street Pub and Grow, like we mentioned, on

the

16th in Green Bay here, Thirsty Cow Tap House, it's going to be in Bailey's Harbor on the 17th.

It's not a swear word because it's what the beavers build, but it's the beavers build it bar.

Okay, that's the name.

I didn't know that because like, you know.

Yeah, we were very to say that.

Again, it's a good nervous, right?

We're there.

We're good, you can say that.

Okay, cool, man.

I think we're at Christian Station all

of a sudden.

Literally, I think it does.

She's worse on the shot.

You're not listeners, are you?

No, in her

defense, she grew up singing Christian music with her parents.

That's why she's very, very good.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Then

we're going to be a fire lane on the 25th and Athelstain.

That damn fire lane?

Yeah.

Well, not

quite that,

but

yeah.

We're going to be Amber Pub.

I mean, we're kind of getting all around.

Getting up north.

Yep.

Club

Reds in

Kokona.

We're going to be a Solu.

We love Solu in Cascade.

That winery

is beautiful.

Cool

place.

You guys should check that

out.

Yeah.

Lakefire winery, the 13th of June.

14th let's hear sorry

Wow

Every weekend pretty much we unless we chose

to have off we're busy Where can people actually look at that and find that information out like your socials and stuff like that

Facebook literally everything is on there a full schedule And I'm also part of another band in my son and I have an acoustic act so that's on there too so you can get

everything on there.

Jupiter links.

We got three minutes to the close outer week for Mother's Day weekend.

Anybody guys like to say hello to on Mother's Day weekend?

My mother.

I love you, mom.

All right.

Jerry is the quintessential old guitar playing bar room play

actually you know what no I'll say happy mother's late to my two daughters

Okay, we're gonna close on our week with Jupiter links Jerry and Lindsay you guys are awesome

Hope to see you guys at a great little winery or pub this summer.

Sounds good.

Thank

you.

Thanks guys.

Bring it

on.

Cause I found me a better lover in the UK

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