Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach

Music reporter Piet Levy joins Pete and Greg to break down this year’s Summerfest lineup and what music fans should be excited about. From big headliners to local acts, Piet shares his take on Milwaukee’s music scene and what makes Summerfest such a unique Wisconsin tradition.

Guest: Piet Levy

Tue May 19, 2026

41:51

Bill Bertman, board member of The Wausau and Marathon County Parks Foundation, joins Pete and Greg to talk about the Granite Belt system currently being developed in north central Wisconsin. He explains how the cycling initiative aims to connect small towns, expand trail access, and create new opportunities for outdoor recreation across the region.

Guest: Bill Bertram

Tue May 19, 2026

42:45

Jay Henley, owner and curator of The Bounty, joins Pete and Greg to talk about the organization’s upcoming fundraising boat race and fish boil. He shares what The Bounty is all about, what attendees can expect from the event, and how the fundraiser helps support their mission.

Guest: Jay Henley

Mon May 18, 2026

42:40

Sports reporter Mike Clemens joins Pete and Greg to talk all things Wisconsin sports. From the latest with the Bucks and Packers to the Brewers’ recent winning streak, Mike breaks down what’s clicking, what fans should be watching, and where things stand moving forward.

Mon May 18, 2026

42:41

Producer Dom serves up a pizza-themed quiz packed with true-or-false and multiple-choice questions. Pete, Greg, callers, and texters all play along to test their pizza knowledge—from regional styles to weird toppings and cheesy trivia.

Fri May 15, 2026

42:49

Sports reporter JR Radcliffe joins Pete and Greg to talk about why the Brewers continue to confuse baseball experts and outperform expectations. From analytics and roster construction to what makes this team so unpredictable, JR breaks down why Milwaukee keeps finding ways to win—even when the “baseball wonks” don’t see it coming.

Guest: Jr Radcliffe

Fri May 15, 2026

45:22

James Beard Award-winning food journalist Adam Reiner joins Pete and Greg to talk about his new book, The New Rules of Dining Out. From restaurant etiquette to changing dining trends, tipping culture, and how people eat out differently today, Adam shares insights from years of covering food and what diners should know before their next meal out.

Guest: Adam Reiner

Wed May 13, 2026

42:03

Stephen Petrie and Julia Colby from the Milwaukee Public Museum join Pete and Greg to talk about some of the museum’s biggest upcoming events. Stephen previews MPM’s “Greatest Hits” lineup, including Creepy Crawly Day and the celebration of the museum’s beloved Rainforest & Butterflies exhibit, while Julia breaks down the annual BioBlitz event at Wehr Nature Center and why documenting local biodiversity can be both fun and important. Plus, a look at what makes the museum’s collections so unique as MPM prepares for its future move.

Guests: Julia Colby, Stephen Petrie

Wed May 13, 2026

43:28

Midwest travel bloggers Tom and Kristi Manus join Pete and Greg to talk about uncovering Wisconsin’s weird, wonderful, and overlooked destinations. Authors of Secret Wisconsin: A Guide To The Weird, Wonderful, And Obscure, they share favorite hidden gems, affordable weekend getaways, and the most “only in Wisconsin” experiences they’ve come across while traveling the Midwest. Plus, tips for exploring more without spending a fortune.

Guest: Tom and Kristi Manus

Tue May 12, 2026

42:25

Pete and Greg discuss Dr. Kristin Lyerly’s documentary pick, Perilous Passage: Birth in America, now streaming on HBO Max. The documentary takes a closer look at maternal healthcare in America, the realities families face during childbirth, and the broader conversations surrounding access, outcomes, and care.

Guest: Dr. Kristin Lyerly

Tue May 12, 2026

42:40