Grilling for a Cause (Hour 2)

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 Tuesday out there.

Jim and I met at the door this morning and

we

said, this is a cold May.

Isn't it tough?

Just this week.

You just feel

like you're

walking and it's gonna be nicer than it is.

You just assume it's gonna be nicer than it is.

It's not horrible out there.

48 in Green Bay, 48 in Appton, 47 in Appton.

It is breezy, showers, forecast for today, high around 50.

It was

refreshing though.

Hey, you going with that?

I don't know.

Yeah, it was alright.

You're okay, whatever.

You looked real like you're

really saving the morning as you're really enjoying that lock.

Yeah, you

look like you were you're

embracing the day

Carpe diem everybody Carpe bleep and diem Yeah, maybe your hands are so deep in your pot.

I know it was

right.

Yeah, that's cool.

All right.

All

right, happy Tuesday,

too Yeah, we've got a great lineup for you here.

We got a lot of good

guests a lot of stuff happening now over the next

It's a big time, like the next month or so, seems like a lot of stuff happens.

You mean graduations?

Yeah, all that, and then high school tournaments, and, you know, memorial day after it's huge, and all the different things, and, you know.

You get some invites to graduation parties, so

yeah.

You're right, this is a cool time of year though.

The weather's getting better,

yeah.

Today we got a great line.

By the way, Vicki wants to get the first one.

Good morning.

Good morning, Vicki.

Where's Vicki calling or where's Vicki texting?

Because one of my guys that we put on the other day tied to Facebook wise, he's in Las Vegas.

Yeah.

So that's cool.

I think Vicki's down in North Fond du Lac.

North Fond du Lac, right?

Do we still have people from like Allentown, Pennsylvania and everything?

Yeah, I think so.

I'll

tell you what, let's have a little fun this morning.

Why don't

you just text in where you're listening from?

You get the mobile app, of course, the Civic Media app.

Choose WGBW or WISS.

Then text us and just say, hey, I'm listening in

wherever.

So

let's do a roll

call.

Something like we have, you know,

pens pens from who

came again

for

wedding reception the DJ who came the furthest we're from Chicago you can I can walk to Chicago

who's next okay okay forget it I just thought I'd just throw it out there yeah you're right I mean I've been to those you've all

been to those how you know what I could understand Todd because I've always said I'd like to be a wedding DJ oh god yeah

Well, that was resounding.

We get the parents who are paying for it.

You got the bride who wants this.

You got other guests.

We just talked to a wedding DJ.

Yeah.

He was talking about how the group, you know, the wedding DJ's job is to get people on the floor.

Right?

And

that's really

it.

It's not like do this

to

that.

It's get the people on the floor.

The people are coming up and requesting all these songs.

And was it the bride's mother or the bride?

We're only doing this.

That was my, that was you.

Oh, that they only wanted country

music.

That's what it was.

And it was no DJ we had in here.

It was.

Okay.

And it

literally all, all the bridesmaids and the bride all had cowboy boots on.

Oh,

and yeah.

And it was brown eyed girl, which you would think could kind of cross over to country a little bit.

I mean, it's not that far out,

right?

Right.

Now it would be.

Like back

then, when that came out, it wasn't big.

Well, no, but this was

like, you know, in the early 2000s for me doing the

wedding.

Oh, that.

Yeah.

All right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, you know, I played that and the crowd just went crazy.

Everybody's dancing in the hole.

And here she walked in her little cowboy boots

right up to the thing.

I said, only country.

By 10 o'clock, the dance was over.

Everybody left.

Really?

Yeah.

Really?

So that killed it kind of,

huh?

We got a text here.

I'm listening from Lake Wales, Florida.

Got to find out who that

is.

That

is Debbie.

Nice.

It's who?

Debbie?

Debbie.

Yep.

She listens every day.

All right, Debbie.

John sang Happy Birthday

to

her last week because she'd sent that text to me.

Yes, Lake Wales, she bought a condo down there.

Did not like the weather in Wisconsin.

She sent me a text that made her day.

Yeah, she did.

She did.

So

anyway,

yes, that's... So Vicki, where's

Vicki?

Final act?

Final act, okay.

Then DJs, I'll tell you who can get people on the floor, which is no surprise, is Big Mouth.

I believe it.

Well, yes and no.

Well, with that guy, he said to me, because that was a fun wedding.

And even those guys...

They're worth it, but it costs money for a live band, and that's what my daughter wanted, and that's what they did.

I'm telling you, John, the whole night.

I love Big Mouth.

I would listen to Big Mouth on my last day on this earth, okay?

I'd like to watch him perform.

We're at our buddy, John Kramer's.

Oh, and everybody sat there and they just wanted to listen to Big Moth.

They were so good to the

show.

It's

free.

And it's like they went to a Big Moth show and

we all

everybody sat around and listened to Big Moth and just really got into Big Moth's music.

Clap in the songs.

Absolutely.

And they're coming off

the sax and doing the different things.

So it was great in that way.

But it's like you got a free concert.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

The crowd wasn't really into

dancing.

Maybe that's

what they enjoy.

It

was more into just sitting back

and enjoying

it and everything.

In those case, they do it every month and they led everybody.

And it was on the third floor of the title town upstairs.

You know, we can oversee the city.

And they played, just marched all the way outside and then we had fireworks.

They were the easiest band to work with.

Yet DJs are better, like Greta, right?

When she got married, she married that Colombian.

just two different genres of music and there's not a band that can play both those.

You know what I mean?

Like play Colombian music, play American music.

So there we got a DJ and he goes, yeah, I can do that.

So it was great.

But anyway, but you got to let the DJ call the shots.

You know what

I'm saying?

Too.

Totally.

He knows what he's doing.

He knows what he's doing.

He knows what he's doing.

He knows what he's doing.

Terry says the average height today is supposed to be 70.

That's correct.

For today?

Yeah.

I believe it.

The average height is 70.

The average.

Okay.

Should be such a nice day.

That's such a nice time of year.

Where are we listening from?

My bathroom on the east side of

Green Bay.

Thank

you.

Thanks

Brian.

Appreciate that.

Let's just move on from that one, Ryan.

Listening from Allentown, PA, technically, Mugungi?

But no one has ever heard of that, Allison.

Is that Mugungi?

I don't

know.

I'll say the Allentown,

yeah.

Because one of the rivers there is Mahunganina, the three rivers for like three river stadiums, the Ohio, the something, and the Manangahil all come together.

Because Manangahilia, Pennsylvania, is the hometown of Joe Montana.

Everybody knows and I know

right and let's just be honest if he was mispronouncing him you

and I would never know right well That's interesting.

That's me.

That's it's nice to have that knowledge.

I love this song

by the way

Have you ever had like a song that just sticks in your mind and you know exactly where you were when you had the song in your mind Yeah couple of mine was Christmas right for Christmas Frank and Moose, Michigan this old town outside of Flint that they dedicate their whole

town to like Christmas one of those places have the great Christmas you know it's a year-round they're famous for two things their chicken and their Christmases and I remember and my wife at the time was per amber was born a week later so it's one of those things and I remember this song was in my head the whole time well we're living here in Allentown and it's hard to keep a good man down

Our

fathers fought the

second world

war.

How's your mayor doing out there?

In Allentown?

What do you mean?

Why?

I don't know.

What

happened?

I don't know.

I don't know either.

I think in a little hot water.

We have to conference this together.

We'll see.

Maybe they got the wrong city.

That seems like a tough town, doesn't it?

Yeah, it just seems

like a

tough

town.

You

know what I think is from there?

Mike Ditka.

Yeah, that would...

Be the tough town.

Yep.

I think

Mike Ditka

is from there.

Maybe because they compete.

They have some competition out there in terms of towns.

Oh, yeah.

That you got to, you know, you know, Erie, Pennsylvania.

Erie.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No.

El Quipita.

That's where he's from.

Mike Ditka.

El Quipita.

Look it up.

Look it up.

Who's that?

Mike Ditka.

Well, that's his real name.

Oh, my goodness.

What's El Quipita?

Mike Ditka is from El Quipita.

A native of Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Mike attended Alquipeta High School.

Yes.

I got a weird thing.

I got a weird thing.

Yeah, you do.

Wow.

I'm

sorry,

Todd.

I should have that checked.

Yes.

Alikipa.

Aliquipeta.

Tony Dorsett is from there too, I believe.

Aliquipeta.

Aliquipeta.

Aliquipa.

Eloquipa there we go Eloquipa

that was Joe Namas big rival in high school and who's at Beaver Falls?

Of course it was.

Yes.

Okay, just throwing it out there people want to know No,

okay.

Well, I don't want to get into it.

Hey, hey happy world B day.

Okay.

We got it.

Okay, Todd.

Can you make a quick call?

To none other than what right Wayne?

Yeah, I saw his his they got a lot of damage from that storm Oh, he's out in the sticks.

It took out a

bunch of stuff, but I saw something that angel angel on our Facebook friends

She said she doesn't want to talk about the bees because they were trapped inside their house for two days and Couldn't leave their house

Yeah, I could make for a good movie

Wayne I know right

remember the bees

the bees kept them in the house That's what

it sounded like on her Facebook.

He takes care of the bees.

Yeah.

Wow

Wayne if you are listening and you have a chance call us at 26406 where

you held

hostage right in your house

that queen bees like okay guys we've talked about a revolution this is people are

peeing me up hey guys listen we go tonight listen phones phones are down we got enough bees in the transformer we short-circuited

it the spray is in the garage we won't let him get to it he

can't get to it hmm you know there's wow I was right one of my chapters in my book yesterday last night and

these guys run this mission in Vietnam.

And they saw the Vietcong and it's like, they're there.

Let's go.

So you started running through the jungle and they went to us little thing and they got into a thing of ground wasps.

So bad that guys had to be, they had to send in helicopters to take guys out.

They were stung so bad by ground wasps.

I mean, like it was medicality.

Evacuated from getting stung

let those things come up out of that you step on yeah, that's I've seen like some video online and stuff like

that and the guys have the big full suits on

and

they're going in there You can just see these things attacking

I get attacked one time and so do it's funny because you know we had our guy on yesterday Don Carper from Veterans Village Yep, and we were talking about clearing out that whole area and we had this one guy And this was yeah, and this they tell you about that time.

I don't know

When Don and I cleaned out this whole area at Veterans Village in Appleton a couple of years ago, okay?

It's just all of our growth, just ugly and addiction.

Next to a college dorm.

That's right.

That's important.

Yeah.

Well,

now

all

sorts of things are going

through my head.

It

wasn't

a dead body.

We find this thing, this big like a planter box thing and everything with like electricity from somewhere and like irrigation all hidden.

What do you think that was?

Oh, yeah, it's all under that.

Yeah,

you never know.

We were like three days into digging into

the guy was running his business, growing his stuff.

Yeah,

little farming

going on.

Yeah.

But he's

actually using the

irrigation.

There's a little bit of a science experiment.

Absolutely.

You know, give him a little credit.

Well, I'll tell you what, Jim, you

probably know us too.

When we were doing that downtown campaign, live here, love here, live it.

Okay.

And a lot of these places where we're rentals that we're going to, but we're asking, could we just, could we look and Garrett was with us.

Times two and everything so we could we look at the house make an appointment and get an idea of maybe what it could be worth and look for yada yada yada's You know because we're trying to have because we have a lot of investors that want to buy those.

Yeah, but anyway Well, you know, I'm not telling you anything, but anyway, there are at least two possibly three

where when you walk in, you knew right away, because the basement windows are painted over black.

Right.

And sometimes the outlets are low.

Yeah.

They drop them down to, like, a foot off the floor.

It's like, OK, I wonder where you did

that.

Yeah.

And you see hoses coming through the rafters, like, the joys.

The right lights, the right, yeah.

But as soon as you saw the painted windows, you knew

right

off the bat.

And I mentioned this before, but with the homeless shelter, we're doing this expansion.

So we bought these seven houses in a pretty

pretty bad area.

And then the chief called, he goes, hey, look, could we, you know, plant some drugs in there and run the dogs through and, you know, looking for that?

I'm like, you don't need to plant any drugs in there, chief.

Just let them go.

They might be hyperventilating,

right?

I told you the cops wanted me to be that guy one time, right?

Hiding in a

drug house?

No way.

No way.

Yeah, they train it, but they also enjoy it kind of.

They enjoy it a little more than they should.

Both the dog and the cop.

Quick break, back at

this.

Great song.

Billy

Joel back in his era.

Boy, he had an era, didn't he?

70s, 80s, my gosh.

Just early 90s.

Incredible.

And he was married to Christy Brinkley.

Yeah.

How do you screw that up?

Yeah.

Apparently he did, right?

How do you screw that up?

Yeah.

Christy Brinkley.

You know, maybe she... I saw her one time.

In person?

Yeah.

A little bit from a distance.

She was going out when I was working in Flint.

They had the Detroit Grand Prix.

There's a first year of Detroit Grand Prix.

And her boyfriend at the time was this French driver who got killed.

Oh.

And that was like the big story of the Detroit.

I think it was the first year of the Detroit Grand Prix and Grand Prix are big.

I mean, that's, boy, those are big European multi-billionaire types when they come to town.

They put a lot of money

in this place.

Yeah, put it this way.

You want to, you want to have all the restaurants and all the, anything you want in downtown Green Bay?

Have a Grand Prix.

Yeah.

Right?

I'm not kidding.

That is so huge.

Well, that's really how L. Cart Lake got on the map.

Wasn't a Grand Prix, but they used to race through the city.

And then they did oh, yeah, and then now they have obviously the track that's which is

phenomenal, which is they

but they when you go Restaurants or the Ostoff or something they have pictures and that's where the race started and they I never knew that I never knew that they Before some of the races they'll come and they'll just do like a little parade and it's six seven deep just to watch the cars go by but then these guys some of these guys You know they pull off on the side and they like to show off their toy.

Absolutely.

So it's cool thing to

Actually, I still think that thing in Manitowoc is cool.

Is it Manitowoc and two rivers where they take one night and they shut off pretty much all the streets downtown except the route and everybody's got like a classic car, a cool car.

I'll just get in this big parade.

It goes on for hours.

It's super cool.

I mean, people will put out lawn chairs.

I don't know if it starts at six.

People have lawn chairs out at like three, two in the afternoon to have the right place.

There's something about cars.

Back then they would.

Different no, there's yeah looking a little bit vanilla.

Yeah, there's nothing.

Hey, by the way, I know what I was gonna ask you so I walked past Auto gallery.

Yeah Okay on what street is that the main street that it's on Adams Adams, okay, and then crooks Adams in the window

Remember I told her at Darrell.

I said, Hey, you can just window shop walking around that

place.

You can see.

Okay.

Is that a Vega they have in the front window?

That little orange car was the orange one with kind of a hatchback.

Is that a Vega?

Well, I don't know.

It's

like, why would you need to ask Darrell?

Yeah.

It's right around Bart Starr's Corvettes and these other cars.

And it looks like a Vega.

What's wrong with that?

I mean what it's a junk or what?

Yeah, they

Vega was one of those cars.

We were talking about yesterday

Where

they threw you know, they just went when the gas embargo and everything they're

trying to

make these little American cars to compete I don't even know if it's an American car Vega.

Is that is that an AMC car?

I don't know I don't know I'll ask them.

Yeah, I drive by there twice a day.

So I will I'll look into that

What's the big red one else?

Is that an etsel?

Yes, that looks like it.

Yeah, I think it's an etsel that one that displays outside.

Yeah, isn't that where they leave that on the winter?

I know I thought the same thing.

Yeah, but they brush it off and clean it.

But yeah.

And then when you walk in on Adams Street, that window display, and then you take a left to go in there is where that Rolls Royce is.

How's that?

Oh, that's an awesome car.

OK, so I went to our great friends downtown garage.

Yep.

They hooked me up again like you can't believe.

They're some of the greatest people, old school service, old school garage.

Remember you, treat you great, the whole thing.

Even brown donuts, they did such

a great job.

Show my appreciation.

But they had an Aston Martin in their park.

You never know what's going to be.

There's like an MG Spitfire and an Aston Martin right there in that.

How much would those

be

worth?

Right.

But if you're going to take your car to get the service, do you want to go to those?

And they've been around forever now granted that the employees the employees have been there forever They just bought the company, but that company's been there for well.

I've got

pictures inside.

Yeah, I mean,

I think the 20s.

Yeah, so yeah in the

exact

same spot right same love it love the smell

Yeah, it brings

back so many memories of basically growing up in a gas

station.

I'm out in there.

Yeah, they're like hands are greasy and

love it.

Yep.

Love it

Love it, love it, love it.

Great people, downtown garage in Green Bay.

What's going on today?

World B Day.

Oh, has we heard from Big Wayne?

All right, Wayne, wake up.

It's Rescue Dog Day.

Love it.

We got a guy coming on today to talk about dogs.

Well, yeah, plus we had, that was so cool the other day when Dennis Peters from the glam band brought his dog in.

Yeah, that's

a good dog.

And he's telling me the history of that dog.

I mean, it's amazing.

You know, we always talk about, you know, the...

Tornadoes and the hurricanes and you know a lot of times I think people might forget about those things and those people that do their best.

Thank you.

Yeah, yeah Todd was yours a rescue dog.

Yeah, Todd's was a rescue dog.

What do you mean not anymore?

I You see people you were you saying that he said this dog was left chained up remember the people left or died or

yeah, boy, I think the

When there's a flood, you know, I was talking about the American Red Cross and this showed, but there's people who are down for the animals too.

I mean, it's a big deal now.

I don't think it was 25 years ago.

Oh, God, no, not even a little bit.

Yeah.

I

think with these dogs, I mean, it's kind of like just having that dog in the studio the other day is a beautiful dog.

I

mean, just a good dog too.

It seems.

But think about what that thing went through, that he survived, you know?

And then to still be cool like even when we did that thing at the hotel north one that day.

We'll survive.

Yeah.

Have you got your lunch there yet?

No You

gotta try to go with you, but you gotta try the

venison chili Yeah, you said

that

well, I was thinking it was a two-person thing.

I was getting lunch.

See they gave Johnny and I did a show at the Northland for rescue dog adopt the rescue dog, right?

And she was very

accidentally ate the dog

cookie.

We'll get you yes We'll get you guys lunch.

By the way, I told that story over the weekend to somebody who had never heard it

So now everybody in my family knows

I'm okay with it cuz it looked exactly like a cookie my mom would make

Tasted like a dog Anyway, yes, I gotta get lunch there.

I poked a bear.

So that's what gave us Lorraine.

It's a

kind of quiche type of quiche

Alright, it's Band Director's Day.

Nice.

Women in Aerospace Day.

John Party, the singer, 40 years old.

Busta Rhymes, 53.

Tony Stewart, 54.

Mindy Kohn, 59.

Bronson Pinchot, 66.

Jane Weedlin, 67, who I don't know.

She was in the Go-Go's.

Oh!

Little guitar action there.

Nice.

And Cher is 79.

Is she?

I don't

know.

No, I'm just kidding.

Her face is only

five years

old.

I was

going

to say not all of her.

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Here's John Mino and Jim Schmidt.

Hey, welcome back!

I had Tuesday morning.

It's a little bit chilly out there.

48 in Green Bay, 48 in Appleton, 47 in Oshkosh and showers and around 50 degrees today.

Brewer's back in action tonight.

Got a nice win last night over

the Orioles.

Nice

to see.

Got off to a good start

for

three runs quick.

And that was nice to see.

Once again, 6.05 tonight in Milwaukee.

We're joined right now.

We're talking about all the great things that are done for animals in this area.

We're just talking about it during the break time.

This area, if you're a dog, if you're a pet, this is a great area to live.

There are some pets that get a little bit more attention, money, treatment than some people.

Well,

I mean, right?

I

mean,

look at his dog,

right?

My dog?

Yeah, your dog.

Yeah, I

just told Johnny I was at the vet with him yesterday and just, you know,

Getting all these preventive shots and blood tests and just to make sure everything's fine and That didn't happen.

No, like I said, the only time we ever took our dog to the vet was when they got porcupine quills in their mouth And that's suck man.

That is the worst thing porcupine quills in a dog's mouth every time if you're in the woods shoot a porcupine There's nothing good about them, but we're joined with Tim

Miley, but it's pet allergy awareness month.

Yes it

is

You know, we talk about human allergies and this guy, I think, I love what he's doing here.

Tim.

Big golf outing.

Yeah,

big golf outing.

Tim, how are you?

Good morning.

Thanks for having me on this

morning.

We love what you're doing.

We're big animal people

here.

I just got, Tim and I, how far back do we go, Tim, in regards to just like Facebook back and forth?

Man, it's probably

2011.

Wow.

And it's been a while you you were the first person I ever met that was really big into and we'll get out to all the dog scramble everything but into the paranormal and then I come and then I meet Todd and I thought to myself well that friend Tim of mine is the second most invested person in the paranormal that I know in Wisconsin.

You still doing that stuff Tim?

I still am.

It's not as frequent these days but you know this weekend we got the golf thing but

Usually we're doing paranormal events to raise money for, uh, for animals.

So still really involved in the paranormal community.

It's kind of interesting.

I'm going to be going out to Gettysburg next month.

I

think the next week after I'm out of there, I think you're going, right, Tim?

Yeah, you're going to beat me by a couple of weeks.

I'm there at the end of July.

Gotcha.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

So we'll have to, we'll have to get together and talk about what we found.

Is

this an outdoor thing or in buildings or both for me, but this is cool.

Very cool tip.

And it's great that you used one of your passions to help

dogs.

What's the passion with dogs?

Why did you kind of dive into helping out animals?

Well, I've been trying to find a family friendly way to explain this, but, um, potted grass for poochers was created in 2013.

Uh, it goes back to the end of 2006 when I rescued my, my, uh, my dog Murray from a shelter.

Uh, he was beaten badly as a puppy.

didn't mind anything to do with anybody, especially men.

And I was lucky enough to become his forever home.

I was going through a lot of stuff personally at the time.

And I think you can read between lines there on that.

I don't need to get too involved in that, but things was not going well for me personally.

And there was a point in early 2007 where I tried not to be here anymore.

And the only reason I'm here

is because Murray walked into that room.

Well, we had Dennis, we had Dennis

Peters here last week and Dennis has gone through somewhere and he's going through and he said his dog saved him.

Yeah.

He said, I didn't say, I said, oh, would you save him?

Rescue.

He says, no, no, he says, no, I didn't rescue him.

He rescued me.

And I think for a lot of people, there's nothing better than going home to an animal.

It doesn't matter kind of date you've had, because they're just happy to see you.

And it just makes such a big difference.

Exactly.

And he

And Murray honestly became this spokesperson for photographs later.

I started to get more opportunities in the paranormal field, doing conventions and things like that.

And they give you a table that lets you sell anything you want.

And I thought, hey, let's raise some money for animals and let's also create a legacy for animals.

So that's why you see hashtag Murray's legacy on almost everything that we do and everything that we sell.

All proceeds that we raise go to a local shelter wherever we may be And in 12 plus years we've raised almost 137 thousand dollars.

Nice.

That's great.

It's been very very rewarding for me I get a chance to tell his story and it'll always be his story.

It's not mine I get a chance to tell his story and you know let everybody know how special he was, you know

So I was gonna live forever.

He passed away in 2018 and We've been doing what we can my wife and I Lauren Been doing what we can here to keep the legacy going and that's where the golf tournament comes in.

Oh, that's great.

Hey, did you get another dog?

I've got I've got a couple now.

Oh,

you do.

Okay.

I just would our dog

He's not going to sell his.

No, I would never.

Are you kidding me?

You couldn't give me enough money.

No, when one of our dogs, it was so close to him and he died, we just, we didn't get another dog because we didn't want to go through that again.

You know, that's hard.

Are we that really

close

to

like our family was?

We had three daughters and it was just like, it was almost like grandma died, you know?

I mean, it was unbelievable.

But after a couple of years, we were missing it.

So we picked up a dog, which wasn't a rescue.

So

tell us about it.

Yeah, it's actually kind of funny.

Sorry, sorry for buttoning like that.

But after Murray passed away, the shelter that we're working with this weekend contacted me and said, Hey, we're bringing up some animals from Alabama.

Take a look at the pictures you can have whichever one you want.

And ended up finding one that had the exact markings of Murray.

And she's a female, but I still named her Ray R. A. E. And that's in honor of him too.

So

What was your question?

I was

going to ask, why are they always from the south?

Because I'll tell you a true story.

My dogs are all from the south, too.

Yeah, everybody knows

this

from the south.

They don't think of their animals like we think of our animals up here.

Down there, it's a dog.

Up here, it's a part of the family.

And so there's less care down there.

There's more kill shelters in the south.

There's more rescues up in the north.

Wow, I never

knew that.

Think back to the days of

slavery.

I'm going north.

Wow.

I gotta get out of here.

Absolutely.

My God.

So tell us about it.

I would agree with what Todd said.

I

don't know how they treat them down there, but you know, we know a little bit about dogs, lessons, cost, insurance, and they do treat them pretty well up here.

I do.

I think people in this part of the world, and that's great that you're bringing the, do you bring the dogs up here or do you just work with the shelter that does that?

I just work with the shelters.

I always tell everybody that the shelters do the real work.

I just try to raise the money for them.

I got the easy part.

Tim,

I got to ask this quick question here.

We had a dog at the thing we did, and we talked about this.

He was a rescue dog from the hurricane in, I think, New Orleans,

or one of the

hurricane things.

And you could just see in his eyes, even in that room, he was a little

Hey Jim remember that he's kind of like look at his eyes.

We're checking out the room Do these ducks come with some for lack of a better term some post-traumatic stress baggage.

Yeah baggage

Well Murray in particular.

Yes, you know being beaten as a puppy knowing his story He was afraid of plastic bags.

He was afraid of doorways.

I don't know what happened to him previously.

I just know that it wasn't good Have a have an animal now a dog now

Her name is Daisy terrified of thunderstorms.

So I don't know if she was out in the thunderstorm while she was lost before before she was found Yeah, a lot of those dogs that they come with quirks, you know, I don't want to say baggage because I don't want to discourage people from right and find them there But you have to accept that when you get one,

right,

right?

Yeah, yeah, you're you're not gonna get a dog that doesn't have an issue.

Okay, but

People, they managed those issues because we were joining, I did an event for an adoption for a rescue and the people brought their dogs, I think they had adopted them maybe a year ago.

And boy, the relationship they had with those pets, they do adjust or I don't know if the owners adjust or if the pet adjust, but boy.

They were just great dogs.

It wasn't like they were running away or growling or biting.

They were just super nice dogs.

Oh, they knew we were taking care of them.

Oh, yeah.

But I wonder, is that a factor though too, when somebody's been through such trauma and then all of a sudden, you know, in a short time period, you got somebody that's given you all sorts of affection and care and all this.

I would think they would respond to that pretty good too, huh, Tim?

Well, speaking of Murray specifically, we were both going through things.

And that one night in particular that I spoke about earlier,

really changed relationship.

It was never owner and dog.

It was more like father son.

It's weird as that might seem to some people.

Well, Jim has

conversations with his dog as if he was sitting and talking to an adult.

True or

false?

It's true.

Do you see what the mayor did today?

It's cheaper than a therapist.

Should I run

again?

It's cheaper than a therapist.

Should I run again?

Yeah.

Well, Tim, tell us about the golf outing.

But more importantly, if folks can't partake in that, how they can support autographs and what you do.

And I love the name of pot of graphs.

Yeah.

You can go to pot of graphs for pooches.com.

That's pot of graphs for pooches.com.

Um, and there's a donate button on the, on the homepage there.

If you want to, uh, everything will go to second chance North animal shelter.

Uh, we're doing a golf scramble this week.

Uh, Murray gets a golf tournament called the Murray scramble and, uh, four person scramble, $65 a person, whole events, lunch afterwards.

Some of the proceeds are going to us, which we will give directly to the shelter.

And like I said, that's the shelter that put me in touch with, with my dog Ray.

Been working with them for years, good people over there.

Gotta give a quick shout out to Farview Golf Course.

And John owns the golf course.

There's a bunch of events, charity events throughout the year.

And we're just lucky enough to be one of them opening up this golf course to us.

$65 a person

is really cheap.

That's a bargain there, man.

That's fantastic.

That's a really good deal.

You can't do that just on a normal Tuesday afternoon at a golf course.

And you're going to have perfect weather for that Saturday.

It's going to be nice.

And

you got to get out.

That's a good place to start.

Absolutely.

Start with a scramble.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, you know, along those lines, if, you know, you get four people from the station, I would like to have you there.

We'll cover everything for you.

No, I appreciate that.

I haven't swung

a golf club

in a lot of years.

We'd be scrambling.

That's for sure.

We have a, we have a saying on our team.

You only have to be good 25% of the time.

That's right.

That's

right.

That is true.

So we just go out there, have a lot of fun and just remember that we're there to raise money for the animals.

A lot of laughter, a lot of jokes.

And it's Wisconsin.

There's a few drinks that.

And the name of the place once again is second chance shelter in Oshkosh, correct him?

Just outside of Oshkosh, second chance, second chance North Animal Shelter.

Good people that run that place want to do what we can for them.

And it's far view, F-A-R-V-U, Golf Course 4985 County Road R in Oshkosh.

Yes.

And they could contact them 920.

or contact you actually, 920-470-2395.

So 920-470-2395.

Or if people want to remember it better that way, the 23 would be Travis Williams and Bryce Pop.

Of course.

I mean, that's

what I

thought.

I was just going

to say that, but yeah.

So

there you go.

You got more of a texture.

So if you text me, I'll get right back to you.

All

right.

Outstanding.

One more time.

920-470.

two three nine five.

It's only sixty five dollars per person for the whole tournament and lunch included nine o'clock shotgun start on Saturday.

It's great.

Yes.

Good weather would kick off the season.

Absolutely.

Do this meet some friends and

a

great cause.

That's for sure.

Are they going to have any dogs out there Tim.

The shelter I believe is bringing a couple of dogs going to be at one of the holes so you get a chance to.

You know, go pet a dog after you shank your, your drive into

the woods.

Our next guest just brought in his dog with him.

Cody brought in his dog, Smoke.

And I'll tell you what.

I wouldn't mess with

smoke.

If we golf, you got to bring a dog that knows how to fetch.

That would be a good idea if a dog could find golf balls.

If you could train a dog to find golf balls, oh my god, could that dog make money?

And learn to bring him back and drop him on the green.

Right next to the hole.

Tim Miley, it's great talking to you, buddy.

We'll keep pumping this all week

long.

Thanks for doing this, Tim.

Thank you.

You got it, my friend.

Please let us know how it goes after next week, okay?

We'll do it.

Thank you again.

Thank you, brother.

Murray Scramble coming up Saturday.

Just $65.

Give Tim a call.

470 Travis Williams Braceplot, $23.95.

Back.

Jim and I just agreed on something.

What?

How

did that happen?

Neither one of us.

It's huge porta-plotties.

Well, I didn't say that I said my kids won't oh because we're talking his events coming up at light part Cody's in the house Cody and smoke and the city of Green Bay Actually, it's more than that Green Bay Metro is showcasing two new fire engines.

They bought that's million dollars over that and Kids love them the public likes them

old guys kind of like

And the fire department was doing some training for the guys.

They had the big laugh.

And I was like some eight-year-old kid.

She's sitting there watching.

I literally sat there, you know, my hands against the fence watching.