Zoo Babies, Beasts, and a Bit of Nostalgia (Hour 3)

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Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back, Minow and the Mayor.

Got a text here.

We're talking about the greatest guy in showbiz, Todd, who's moving on to a different career.

And I just want to read it one more time.

He submitted his resignation.

They've accepted it.

Todd has given his heart, his soul, his voice to Green Bay and the Fox Valley, not to mention the Civic Media News Talk radio network as the brand voice for two and a half years.

His passion for local radio was out questioned, impressive, and like we're talking about, we're not the same.

We're at 3-7 and we're not the same without Todd.

No disrespect to Convoy back there, who Ollie's thinking about as he shot a 53 yesterday at Crystal Springs.

He's all excited about that.

Would you shoot?

Yeah, and be honest if you go for yourself.

You got to be honest.

I played I played 18.

Okay, I shot a hundred so

that's good Not bad at all.

I've never broken a hundred in my life

I've done it a couple times now, so I'm trying to keep doing it, but

I had a

couple rough holes Everybody

does a

couple of snowman's couple

eight Well, you can't put a bigger number in that it's the highest number you can put those little squares

on par fives You can put a ten if you want

no

To figure out I'm a firm believer two digits don't belong in a golf course I got this I think if we're talking about famous trios the most obvious correlation between you the mayor and Todd would be the original ghostbusters Todd obviously is bingler the brains and steadying force of the bunch John would have to be Vinkman the build Murray character and by default would have to assign Jim to stands the Dan

accurate

character We're with Christine Schutze

And he W. Nualogical Society, new animals and feast with the beast.

What is going on?

So I was good to see you.

Good morning, guys.

Good morning.

I will tell you that I'm very disappointed to hear that Todd is left.

He was a great guy to work with.

The best.

Nobody

better.

No, so I'm very...

Nobody better in history.

Very sad news this morning.

Yeah.

Well, it's good for him, though.

Yeah.

By the way, we've talked about Louie and everything.

And I did this thing.

You are stuck.

I'm Louie.

Yeah.

He is gone.

He's gone.

You

know why Louie's hooking up?

Yeah, I'm sure he is.

Yeah, Louie's getting

around.

It's like, mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

So Christy, the new zoo.

New zoo, yes.

Is

growing.

Yes.

You add new displays.

We'll touch on a couple things.

Feast with the Beast, which is great.

Is that sold out or tickets?

How are you guys doing with

that?

Oh, wait a minute.

No, no.

We got to talk about stuff.

And she talked about it as soon as she walked in the door.

First words out of her mouth

the pontoon boat.

Oh I Was listening in the lobby.

Yes, I just paid two hundred and twenty five dollars for a full day pontoon boat on a pops resort So, we're we're we're I'm just yeah, yep brand new boat.

Um Yeah, they have a maybe a dozen of them for rent

So wow that doesn't 800

seem really expensive.

It did.

I think that's even higher than Dark County, so I was surprised but You know if you were comfortable paying that then that's what matters, right?

Isn't that true?

Yeah, absolutely move on this one from Dale.

That's pricey Is there any

news on the development of lights dock downtown as they have signs in the park other signs of the park

Do you mean light park?

Yeah, he means light park.

Okay.

I have no that is not a That's not a zoo question.

So I have no idea.

There's

There's

a ignite market coming up there.

I think yes,

no, but you can doctor.

I don't know what his question is Yeah, can you doc there?

Yeah late over night.

I mean transient

I would always love I would always love.

Oh, that's cute.

I would always love to sleep on a boat.

I've never slept on a boat.

I Would love to sleep on a boat

You have a boat?

We have a fishing boat.

Can I sleep on it?

Sure.

Okay, thank you.

One time.

Who's your little friend here?

Well, one of the fun things that has recently happened at the zoo is we've had some babies.

Oh!

So babies are always just a highlight of the zoo, both for staff, for keepers, and for guests to come and see the new animals.

So what do you think this guy is?

Yeah, I bring props now because the first day

You guys had no clue what a ripe panda was.

So I now bring in animals with me so you know.

I have no

idea what that is.

That's a sloth.

Is that a

sloth?

No, it's not a sloth.

Oh, you know what?

Because of the hands, I was going to guess that too.

It's got the marsupals.

It's a cotton top tamarin.

Oh,

that's my second guess.

All right.

That was your second guess?

Where are they from?

Gotta be like Australia or someplace.

Um, it's Madagascar area.

Oh, yeah.

So yeah, they're a top

what?

Tamarin

Tamarin, I've

never

heard of a tamarin, but it's from the sloth family

It's

Marsupals, that's how you tell

Here here's all the stats on very northern part of South America is where they're actual

Okay, I

think I got that.

Tamarin or the more proper term that I always call it a Saginawis opadius.

Yes.

Yes.

Saginawis.

That's like when the road runner there is put in

parentheses.

Length eight to ten inches, weight up to one and a half pounds, omnivorous.

Insects, fruits, plants, nectar.

Yeah, really small.

It's almost like the size of what you brought in there.

Oh my gosh.

Yeah.

And the baby is probably about three inches long.

It is the cutest little thing.

And how many babies do they have?

So they can have one to probably three.

This time we just had one.

But there's a really cool story behind this one.

There's only

6,000 in the entire world.

They're very endangered.

There's a really cool story behind this one.

The father, actually we lost to age and some heart issues after the female got pregnant.

So the males play a big part in helping raise the young.

So we very quickly found another a male cotton top tamarin at another AZA accredited zoo and got it here so that by the time the female gave birth to this baby There was a male to help her raise it really so he did step in he and he is doing wonderful his name is Geo and he

is

Hey, you're fucking up with this single mom.

That's

fantastic.

That's nice of you to do that.

I'm taking care of the

kid on the side.

You know what I

mean?

I kind of knew it.

But you're doing that.

Hey, it's OK.

You know what I mean?

I mean, the mom, she's still kind of hot, so I'm sticking around for a while.

See how it works, you know?

OK, just saying.

Oh, John.

John, John, John.

So we have a cotton top tamarin, and then we had another, some more babies.

Let's try you guys on this one.

That is a white tiger.

That's totally

that's like a Siberian tiger the Simba

links a Canada links Wow, okay.

Yes.

So we have two new baby male Canada links They were just named I think yesterday the day before Ranger and Cruz They are just look

came out looking like little baby kittens.

And as they grow, now they're starting to get those little ear tufts.

And so two more really cute little babies that you can see at the zoo.

What did you name

before we move on from the carrot top?

What did you name?

He hasn't been named yet.

Okay, is there a contest?

We could help.

Can we do that?

I'm not sure if we're doing a contest for him or not.

We are.

We're good at that.

We're very good at that.

We're

phenomenal at

that.

Well, they certainly can make some suggestions.

Sometimes the keepers get to name their animals, so I'm not sure.

So I don't want to make promises that I can't keep, but the listeners can absolutely certainly.

How about they send in recommendations, and if we use one, we will

Give him a prize.

Oh, it's standing

free pass to the super life.

No, that no that that we don't have

life time passes feasts with the beast passes That's a fun event.

Okay.

That's

an awesome.

Okay.

So for cotton top tamarin We need a name for the new baby.

Okay.

Did you hold a picture of him her up?

And that is only one and a half pound little

This is like life-size, right?

Yeah very close and

You can just Google it, but it's from, what is it, North, the northern part of South

America?

Very northern part of South America, yeah.

Columbia.

And there's only 6,000 of them, so you want to tie that in, like.

Very endangered, yeah.

Right.

Which is really the mission of what we do at a zoo conservation.

Is it a boy or girl?

We don't know yet.

We have not gotten hands on.

These links have been spotted in the UP over the years.

I would leave that.

Coming down from Canada.

Yep.

Yep.

I would name it, if it's a boy, endangered Eddie.

Endangered Eddie.

Yeah.

Hey.

Yeah.

That's.

You

know, that's like what's that reminds people

kind of like.

Yeah.

What's the game show where it's like

family

feud where somebody says something really dumb and everybody's like.

Yeah.

You bet.

Survey

says.

That's what that was.

I thought he would say Jim.

So Eddie, that's a little

different.

It's in danger.

Do you want to get the message out of it?

Uh-huh.

OK.

In

danger, Eddie.

OK.

That poor guy hits.

That's going to be tough for him.

He's going to

be a mama's

boy.

Not a street friend with

that one.

No.

Yeah, so babies.

Babies are always great at zoos.

People love to see babies.

We love to see babies, brings in guests.

Really helps us with our conservation mission and message.

So it's great that we have a couple new babies right now.

What

else?

You got something else just born out there recently.

Was it giraffes or something?

No.

or

something

else big that you guys had

no we've been waiting for a baby for a while

okay

yeah all right so

now let me ask you this so when you when you get the new things like that okay do you are they automatically then gonna be in that zoo for life

no

gosh no okay

no I think we've touched on that um and some of my previous visits so once we get their DNA all of those

that all of those genetics go into an AZA database for that animal.

And then if there is a zoo that needs, for instance, a male to mate with a female, AZA, there's a person in charge of each species across the country at

other

AZA zoos.

For instance, our director kind of leads the whooping crane species conservation.

So if somebody needs a...

female whooping crane to mate with a male to help produce offspring to continue that.

that species, they will then look into that database, see who has matching DNA, and then that animal will get shipped to pair with the other animal.

So it's

all about science.

We don't have animals, we don't have babies, just to have babies.

You have to have a breeding recommendation in order to even let your animals mate and become pregnant.

Keep the propagating going on, huh?

Yep, so.

Is that the right word?

Propagating?

Well, sometimes, yeah.

You can't be pretty close.

So for the new lion that we just got, that might be...

what you're talking about.

We got a new female lion recently.

That must be it.

She was three years old.

Yeah.

And she came specifically now to pair with... There was

somebody saw the

news.

specifically now to pair with our male lion because we lost our female.

Okay, so the zoo that-

I'm not a fan of that,

really.

Well, but- You

know, like the

pant, they try, yeah, forcing, you know, it's like-

We don't like arranged marriages.

Yeah,

you know what

I

mean?

Hey, what are you doing?

I mean, this

is

sadly, this

is Susie,

this is Heather.

As long as they have a prenup tool.

Let me talk to them all.

Yeah, they have prenups.

Okay, so let's say somebody calls our zoo and said, I want a whooping crane female.

Do we have to say yes, because you're in this association?

And then secondly, can you set a price and who pays for that?

So we don't sell animals.

No, I'm

talking about

renting them out.

We don't rent animals.

So being part of the AZA, being a credited zoo, that's really the number one thing.

that we do is we're trying to conserve the species.

So that is our mission of trying to find other whooping cranes that could make, that can then have offspring to continue this population.

But we want those offspring to, you know, we don't want a sister and a brother to lay an egg.

We want, you know, we

want...

Just I was sort of who?

Okay, we'll get back to that.

I just wanted to do a little bit of all I think that's a great idea by the way I just want to learn a little bit more about it.

You know that loons only mate with that same other female loon and then if she dies or something they'll never mate again.

You know what I know?

I know that you're loony.

All

right.

Wow.

That's

too big.

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for the new animals feast with the beast any w zoological society you're just showing me a picture of some wildlife nearly dear to you where you were sleeping

that was at my cottage yeah

wow right on your porch right outside your door yep that is a big healthy black bear

yep that

could break in

right you know

i

i'm sure it could it has the strength to break in right

The bear is up in that north woods area.

So our cottages and mountain privates up that way.

They're really just looking for an easy treat bird seed.

That's what he was on our deck for.

He's never come up there before, but they're just looking for bird seed, those types of things.

Well, I heard him come on our deck.

So I heard a bang.

And so I got up and there was a bear standing there.

So I yelled to my husband, Scott, there's a bear on our deck.

And so I

grabbed a couple photos really quick, and then he started going for another bird feeder, so my husband started banging on our sliding door, and he kind of looked at us like, I'm busy.

How much did

you think he weighed?

No,

I don't

know.

What's your husband's thing?

Over 300.

I don't know.

Then we had a littler one that started coming every night.

I think a little guy that probably mom kicked out just recently.

And he actually scaled a pole.

I nicknamed him circus bear.

So

wow That's one thing with the bird feeders and they'll keep coming back coming back coming back coming back.

Yep And we so we've had that cottage six years and this is the first time we've had a problem.

So Wow, I

love that area around mountain love that area

we

ever ran to eight pine snakes up there

Yes, I

ran into a big pine snake up there one time fishing

We

had one in our driveway.

My husband said we were selling the cottage.

Yes, luckily we still have it.

It's amazing how big those things it.

I thought it was a rattlesnake.

I really did.

Yeah,

yeah, because they rattle.

They do.

They

do.

And then the dry leaves and stuff like that.

I was fishing and I was sitting on the bank of the, oh, I'm trying to think what river it is up in.

Okanto?

South Branch.

So that's where our cottage is on the South Branch of the Okana River.

I love that area so much.

And I was sitting on the on the on the shore on the bank.

And just whatever and I heard this rustling behind me.

I thought of squirrels right in the leaves and I turn and I almost just like bleeped myself because that thing was right behind me and it was and it was rattling just like a rattlesnake and it looked just like one.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But we have rattlesnakes up here.

Do we?

We do in the very southwestern part of Wisconsin.

Timber

Rattlers.

Yes.

Yeah, up in the one area.

Until the Timber Rattlers are nothing to mess with though.

I mean, they are a vicious rattlesnake.

Yeah.

Although I don't know

if anybody's ever really seen one, have you?

I have not, but I do know people that have, yeah.

Have they really,

huh?

We used to, when I used to work at Booble's Nature Preserve a few years ago, we had a...

Very healthy population of fox snakes.

Oh, really?

Very healthy.

Like you could see 10, 15 in one day.

No.

And people used to come there specifically because they were snake, I don't know, aficionados.

And they would show us pictures and tell us about the Rettlers that they saw down.

Kind of like the Devil's Lake and even farther west than that.

Okay.

Wow.

Yeah.

That would be it for me.

I'm Scott.

I would be up there.

But I will say this about mountain.

We were in mountain.

I don't know why, but all I remember was they had awesome fireworks for a little community.

I just couldn't

believe the show they put on up there.

They have a great Memorial Day parade too that we do what we go to.

Really thanking the veterans and yeah.

Those small communities.

The park there, don't they?

Like a big cookout thing with wheat and everything.

Yeah,

it's been to that.

You just wonder when you're retired, do you want to live there all year or is it just a great place to go?

You know what I mean?

I really think about

it.

We spend as much time up there as we can.

Do you guys fish the

south branch?

Well, that's in our front yard.

Wow.

So we do.

Yeah.

If you ask my husband, I catch more lures in the trees than I do

fish.

Oh, OK.

Because that's a good brook trout stream.

Brook

trout stream.

Yes.

My son can go up there.

cast once or twice and catch a couple of trout.

That's awesome, man.

Yeah, that's

cool.

That's great.

Back to the zoo.

This Feast with the Beast is kind

of far away sometime.

Maybe.

It's been around.

25th

year.

25th year, okay.

I remember when you first

started that.

So it has changed and I think that was one thing I wanted to mention this morning.

The event has changed over the 25 years because when it was first started,

I believe by Judy Korachek, and her friends and family, there was a partnership with the Restaurant Association.

And for many years, it was a co-sponsored partnership between the two organizations.

So it was different then, obviously having the Restaurant Association behind it, they were able to leverage all of their restaurants and things to participate.

Once they decided, I think that they kind of grew out of the event.

They wanted to move on to something else in the Zoological Society.

We've been doing it on our own.

It's changed a bit.

I mean, it is harder for us to get people to participate.

We don't have that same, you know, kind of twist your arm as the Restaurant Association does.

So it's still a very important event for us at the zoo to raise money for, you know, what we do to support the zoo and the animals.

and this is the 25th year, so it's still a great

event.

Okay, let's

just talk about the events.

Feast with the Beast is you get something to eat and walk around and see all the animals.

Eat and

drink.

Yep, different samples.

Hold on for

that.

We're gonna get details and help people get tickets.

That's gonna be coming up here in just a little bit.

That's

a fun

night.

But once again, I think it's fascinating what you guys do as far as, you know, I know I'm getting the word wrong, but just nationally, to propagate, appropriate, appropriate,

We'll think of the right

word

Con what's the word?

Well to think about hey Todd hey, okay, Todd would know Todd would know con.

How does that make you feel?

Sorry think about it.

And you know what I you know what else he did yesterday?

broke a hundred Just telling you we guys said a quick break Christine should see talking about a great fundraiser new animals and feast with the beast coming up at the NEW zoo back at this

Is this on your uh, what do kids call it on your um,

when you got any

phone your your

playlist?

Yeah, you kids Um, or a Christine shoot scene.

All right, Christine.

Let's talk about person.

We come up with the correct word first of all

procreate procreation right like

in the movie Joseph and the amazing Nobody's seen that but go ahead.

Okay.

That has got to be Convicts you ever see that?

No Donnie Osmond was in it I just want to say but it's been at

at St.

Norbert, that's been at the Weidner.

Joseph and the amazing technical dream code.

And it's all about the procreation.

And

you say 99% of animals only have sexy time to procreate.

Well, I didn't throw out a number.

I didn't throw out a number, but yes, most animals procreate

only to, you know, reproduce young.

They

only have sex.

That's just the line they use.

Hey, how you doing?

You know what?

I'm just trying to procreate

for the species.

John, maybe you weren't part of that survey then.

You know what?

What's your name again there?

I'm all

about the

species.

I'm doing it for the

good

of the species.

The

gene pool, you know what I mean?

That's the only reason I'm doing this.

Back to feast.

We need to go to date.

Monday.

It's always the first Monday in August.

So it is Monday, August 4th.

Tickets are on sale on our website on the zoo's website You can get them in person person at the zoo in the visitor center and save five bucks a ticket Or you can get them at two capital credit union locations the one in Howard and the one in swamiko and also say five bucks a ticket

This is your biggest event of the year

Yes.

The society only does two events.

We do this one and then a sip and safari event, kind of a little bit smaller wine event that we did in June.

That's really

popular

too though, right?

It did.

It sold out this year.

That's awesome.

Yeah.

But lots of zoo events coming up.

We do three conservation days.

We did Giraffe Day.

June, we have party with the penguins coming up on July 18th.

We have accessible zip lining.

Have you guys done the zip lining at the Adventure Park?

I, OK, personally, no, I did a story on it one time.

A wonderful event.

Bill Schrader, the old packer, my receiver.

Yes.

Yes, I heard about this.

Does it think kids with cancer?

Yep.

And he does it.

It's like a confidence course.

And I'll be honest

with you.

That

doesn't.

It's great.

I was on top of one of those towers.

And when they got the things that you want, it's like, ha!

I think I'll just stand here with the camera and I was watching that zipline thing and these kids would start screaming at first and then they're like oh my god that was so awesome yes that is a really cool thing I think

more

people need to know about that to get out there and take advantage of that

yeah we're working on you know it's been around for quite some time but there's so many people that don't know about it right but

The cool thing that they've, I think this is the second year, but they do an accessible, a couple of days of accessible zipping.

So if you have some type of disability that you can't get to the top of that tower to get on that zipline, they have this contraption that will get you up there and you can experience a zipline.

So there's a, they're doing three of those this year.

There's another one of those coming up in July.

And then have you guys been on our canopy tour?

You have?

Okay.

you're looking at me like no I haven't so the canopy tour is that the new walkway that goes above the zoo okay um that opened I think four years ago and we open that a couple times a year at night so they call them twilight canopy tours so that's coming up just always yeah lots of stuff coming up

Yeah, go back to the feast with the beasts once again.

This is a really popular event.

It's

a popular event.

It's important for our fundraising efforts to help the new zoo.

Lots of samples.

This year, all of the craft beer samples that we're doing have something to do their name or on the can as an animal.

Oh.

So we work with Dean distributing on that and we get all these very unique named craft beers for people to try.

And this year I picked out all of ones that have something to do with an animal.

Cool.

Isn't that wine?

Some kangaroo.

There's a wine that's pretty

popular, right?

Yes.

Yeah.

We got that.

Yes, I know what you're talking about.

Anyway, well, that's cool.

So that's the

kind of stuff you're going to have there.

All right.

And there's an admission, but once you get in there,

you can try some food, try some wine,

and walk around and see the animals.

Yes.

All right.

That's a fun event.

Great date night event, but not, I don't want to.

We have lots of groups that come.

But you have a lot of little kids there, though, for

that.

No, you have to be 21 or over, because we're giving away alcohol.

That's right.

So.

OK.

Yes, we don't want all your you know, nine and ten year olds leaving

there's

plenty of stuff for that

There's all plenty of stuff for nine and ten year olds.

You have yes, not it not at this event

You say the partying with the penguins though.

How does that work?

Did you go right in there with penguins?

So a penguin actually

friendly

animals or they have those kind of look really cute and cuddly but if you mess with them they get kind of a

You know what I mean?

We have 15 penguins.

Every one of them has a different personality.

So we have a couple that were hand raised, and those two are very friendly.

They will come up to you.

They like neck scratches or behind the ear scratches.

They like to...

peck at your shoes or your shoelaces so they can try to get into trouble.

There are others that is very difficult for them to interact with you.

They want nothing to do with you.

So it really depends on their personality.

But at Party for the Penguins, you get to hear the keepers talk about them.

You get inside kind of information behind the scenes information.

And then one of the penguins is kind of out, you know, it's a little, it's a little fenced in area, but you can get right up close to the penguin and see it up close and.

So it's just an entire day devoted to penguin education and conservation.

How cold do you have to keep it in the penguin thing?

Our penguins like warm weather.

Oh, they're those types.

OK.

Our penguins are from South Africa.

OK.

Which actually, there's a group of us from the zoo going there next month to Cape Town to see the penguins in the wild.

No, why?

Yep.

So one of our conservation trips that we started doing a couple of years ago.

See, we got all sorts of stuff going on.

That's so awesome.

That's a cool job.

It is a cool job.

So, yep, our penguins, if it's below about 35 degrees, we don't let our penguins outside.

I'll be

there.

See?

You're building a new digs for the penguins, aren't you?

We are going to enlarge it as part of our Renew the Zoo campaign.

Yes.

And that's gonna be more glass so we can see them.

An additional kind of room with glass so we can see it in the winter.

More room so hopefully we can hatch some more penguins, have some baby penguins for people to look at.

We're gonna weigh the penguins or something.

They can see the keepers working with them in this big glass window.

So that will be a part of it.

Has everybody heard

that portrayed an animal better than Burgess Meredith at the penguin in Batman?

He

was awesome.

He was

perfect.

If there was such a thing as a human penguin,

it would

be Burgess Meredith

in Batman.

But all that Frank Ocean was great.

Riddler, the guy who was the Joker.

They just, they, for those were great, great character

actors.

They were all huge, huge big name actors.

They were.

To get that in Batman.

Anyway, back to the penguin.

No, she's

too young.

No, I'm not too young.

I just don't remember that.

Because Caesar Romero

was

the

Joker.

Yeah, a little weird.

Frank Gorshan, very weird.

I

told you, he said to us, oh my god.

No, that guy's my man.

Love Frank Gorshan.

Frank Gorshan is the worst guest

I've ever had on a radio show.

That guy's hilarious.

Halfway through our interview, he goes, are we done yet?

Can I go now?

Halfway through the interview.

He was.

Yeah, the Riddler, and he did stand-up comedy.

He was really, really funny.

So

he didn't like you, John?

He didn't like John, but I... First,

I think it was Nick.

It was me and Nick, and I think he didn't like Nick.

He liked me.

Yeah.

He didn't like Nick.

Sure.

Who was the other... Who was the other bad... Uh, Mr. Eggman.

No, Mr. Freeze was Vincent Price, wasn't it?

Or the Eggman was the Eggman?

No, no, no, no, no.

I think Vincent Price was one of them.

Those... But the three were the Penguin, the... Frank... Frank... A Penguin, Riddler.

And the Joker.

And the Joker.

Those were the mainstays.

So who was Batman in this?

Is this a Michael Keaton?

Adam West.

Adam West.

This is Adam West

before he had it.

So it was one of the original before Michael Keaton and before... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And

then Adam West, he got kind of pushed out.

And then when you went to Vegas, you know, and you turn on your TV, it's like how to play black checkers.

Remember it was Adam West who was teaching you.

So he didn't...

They should treat him better.

He was awesome.

But all those guys had

Iceman was Iceman that wasn't a head Joker Riddler and Penguin

were the

five villains now

nobody ace man That was not

I want to say it was Vincent Price.

It was a really good.