On Stage 4 Cancer & Milwaukee Film Making (Hour 2)

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This is Night Light with Pete Chihuahua.

Your inside source on everything entertainment from Wisconsin to Hollywood.

And now a guy who likes pina coladas but hates getting caught in the rain, Pete Chihuahua.

Let's

do it.

Let's do it, folks.

Welcome to Nightlight, ladies and gentlemen.

It is Thursday night.

Such a great night.

Heading into a long weekend.

A little extra long for me, because I'm off tomorrow night, too.

But long weekend right around the corner, folks.

And I'm sure it's going to be well earned.

Whatever you're doing to get you to this point, you're almost there.

And you can sit back this weekend and have some bratwursts, some, what else you got?

Conrad sausages.

Burgers.

Burgers, hot dogs.

Beer.

Just stuff your faces until you're sick.

That's what long weekends are for What are you gonna eat?

Well, seriously, what are you going to a cookout or what do you think

you're gonna?

You know, I gotta keep it healthy for myself, you know, we don't have got some chicken some rice some some eggs and egg whites I Got the good stuff.

That's great

Are you going to like a barbecue or something?

No, I know.

I just you know, that's just what I eat.

It's just how you roll.

It's how you ride.

You know, last week I was like, you know, I need to be a little bit more healthy with what I'm eating.

So I asked ChatGPT to make me a fitness plan.

Seriously?

And I think it did

pretty good.

Wow.

You know, I know what I'm doing in the gym, but when it comes to, you know, eating the right stuff, it can be hard sometimes.

So.

Yeah,

it is and it's hard, like for a guy like you, you're still a young guy.

You

could

probably eat crappy food for another 10 years.

Well,

you don't want to, I'm

not saying you

should.

Well, see, I have a very slow metabolism, so it adds up pretty quickly.

You do have a slow metabolism?

Oh yeah.

How do you know that?

Well, how do you measure

that?

I think it was the doctor that told me that when I was younger.

So it's like a clinical thing like you actually have a slow metabolism.

I think I think it's something with with blood drawn that you can see that Oh, wow, cuz I think when I was younger kind of did some blood tests with with my mom when I was younger, but Interesting.

Yeah, you know, it's just you gotta eat right ends

Absolutely.

I think in it's it's time.

I'm turning 26 and

two weeks.

Are you really?

Yeah.

Oh wow

Yeah.

And the longer you like, I ate a lot of fast food when I was younger, especially when I was doing stand up and on the road, I ate like crap.

And I feel like I'm, you know, you kind of pay the price.

You eventually have to pay the check on that.

So the quicker you can get the healthy eating at a younger age, I think you're better off.

Even like weightlifting, all that stuff, you pay, it pays dividends down the road.

So, all right, this has been health talk with Peach Wobbin.

Hey, welcome, folks.

This is, we got a great show tonight.

First of all, we're okay.

I got to kind of plug both shows, because we're not going to be here tomorrow night.

But we have a, how does this sound?

How is this for a rocking show where we are not even in the studio tomorrow?

WBAY's Morning Anchor, Emerson Layman is going to join us.

Director Michael Collins will be here talking about his movie, Almost Sunrise, which is a documentary about two veterans that walk from Milwaukee to LA.

To increase awareness for veteran suicides beautiful film and that's the new whisk a weekend classic pick of the week from yours truly and we'll also play on the network and Who else do we have Eliza

Eliza will be here new civic media latest yeah,

yeah, and then it's a bar man Friday night Terry Barr has agreed to let us pre-record her and she's a trooper and that's up

for a guest show tomorrow night, folks.

So all original stuff, you're not gonna wanna miss it.

There will be no question, unfortunately, which is part of the, that's the only drawback, because it's more fun when we get to read texts and take calls and all that kind of stuff.

But we can do that tonight, folks.

The phone lines are open, as far as you know.

And we do have a great, let's do the question of the night, and then I'll tell what awesome guests we have coming up.

Let's talk about the question.

Okay, question.

Question.

Question.

Pregunta.

Question.

Question.

Okay, I have a question.

Questions.

This question.

Domanda.

Question.

Question.

All right.

The question of the night is what celebrity passing would make you the most sad?

And I thought of this last night because we've been talking about George Wendt the last couple nights and it's always harder to me when...

People that bring laughter pass they leave a legacy of just Total laughter in a career like even George went you got Cheers He was in Fletch He was an airplane too like everything he was in second City everything George went did

basically resulted in making other people's lives more pleasurable through laughter, which I think is fantastic.

He's also Conrad, I don't know if you knew this, he's Jason Sudeikis' uncle, Ted Lasso

himself,

yeah.

I don't know how, I didn't really research that, but I thought that was kind of a cool nugget.

Anyway, so it got me thinking, what celebrity passing would make you the most sad?

I'm gonna say right now for me, as much as laughter is a big part of my life, I love to laugh, I love to watch comedians and funny movies, and I grew up watching all that stuff.

The biggest loss for me personally, I think, would be Bruce Springsteen.

That would make me the most sad.

So I'll say the boss, I'll start things off.

Springsteen is 76, still playing three hour concerts, still singing about what he believes in.

That would be a sad day for me.

And my whole family really.

I think the guy has walked the walk his whole adult life and even people that disagree with him politically.

Look, those have been his songs his whole career.

He's been singing about the working man and all that kind of stuff.

He is the genuine deal whether you like him or not.

That would make me the most sad.

Conrad, what say you?

You know, I would probably say Adam Sandler for me.

Okay.

Because I still really like his movies and what he's putting out I think.

It brings like it's like a comfort movie right like it's always I know what I'm gonna get it's gonna be funny I'm gonna enjoy it so I'd say him because I wouldn't want to miss those

movies brought a lot of laughter in his life

a lot

of people so that would be a big one too so this is kind of an honor of George went who I didn't know But I just it just got me thinking so what celebrity passing would make you the most sad let us know folks 8 5 5 7 5 2 4 8 4 2

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My buddy Mike used AI to make a Pete Schwabba song.

And we will play that in the next segment.

So it's very funny.

It's silly.

And Mike is doing it as a joke, I want to say.

I mean, we're friends.

He likes me.

I think he likes my work, but the song is utterly ridiculous and funny, and you will crack up.

And I believe my name is repeated twice in the chorus, which is just a strange thing.

But I was cracking up earlier listening to it.

We'll play that in the second segment tonight, folks, and get your reaction in, and we'll read your text.

And we've got a great show tonight.

The Doctors in Recital.

Kim Shefchick and the Peots, right?

Yes, we'll be here

in studio will

singing to their hearts content at 635 they got a big event Cure for cancer.

What's it called Conrad?

I got it.

I got I had the poster right here.

No, I can't remember it Kim sent it to me stand by because this is a big deal This is so much fun.

They do the doctors and recital concert every year, which is for a great cause on stage for cancer Which happens in July they're gonna sing we'll probably have them back before then and try to help them increase awareness

for On Stage for Cancer, a great, great event.

And the show is called Serenades for Supper.

So there you go, that's fun.

So they'll be here in just a few minutes.

Always fun to have Kim and the Peots in the studio.

And then my pal and Milwaukee based filmmaker, producer, director, cinematographer and film professor, Tate Bunker will be here.

Tate's done some great work, and he is an artist, and we will talk to him about his process and some of his movies.

It's just great stuff.

So there you go.

That's a show.

Let us know.

We'll read your text on the radio.

What you think, what celebrity passing would affect you the most or make you the most sad?

We got a call, Conrad?

Yes, we do.

Brian from Milwaukee.

All

right.

Brian, what's up, buddy?

Hey, not much.

How are you?

Doing great.

Good.

Yeah, the one passing that would really affect me and get to be would be Dick Van Dyke.

Oh, wow.

Now, listen.

He's still alive.

Yeah, he is in his

mid-90s, I think.

Almost late 90s now.

I think he just turned 98 or 99 like last week or this week.

I

think you're right.

Isn't it?

Okay, so that's really interesting to me that he's your choice because he is so elderly.

But he's left so much in his career for us to enjoy that that would still affect you like that.

That's a great answer

I because I remember watching him as a kid when I was younger Yeah, I prefer watching the classic shows like Dick Van Dyke and all those other shows that were on TV land at the time Because I prefer that over what was on regular TV and I still do

That's fantastic and now I don't

mind watching me TV and you know, Nick and I and stuff like that, but he Just like Lucille Ball and a lot of those others have great legacies and

Considering that he's in his late 90s and he's still singing barbershop.

He's still doing dance and he's still making appearances at

the

work shows.

I mean,

that's insane.

So great.

Thanks for the call, Brian.

Outstanding.

Thank you.

Yeah, Dick Van Dyke's a good one.

And that shows you what kind of track record he has as a celebrity, as an entertainer, as an artist, leaving behind so much stuff for people to enjoy.

Great call.

let's see what else we got oh mission impossible the first mission impossible was released today movie in the tom cruise genre if you will 1996 and now here we are on the cusp of the eighth film in the series being released the final reckoning mission impossible the final reckoning drops in theaters this weekend i am i'm so excited we got a big group

Go on Sunday.

We'll have a celebration of life on Saturday for a friend of mine And we're gonna go see Mission Impossible and I cannot think of a better way to spend Well under the circumstances anyway Memorial Day weekend so Mission Impossible Alien 3 dr. Quinn medicine woman the movie was released on this day I don't know if you've seen that Conrad but I know I do remember the Simpsons used to kind of not make fun of But they used to have a lot of fun with dr. Quinn medicine woman

And that was one of Homer's favorite shows.

So that's the show, folks.

We've got Doctors and Recital here in studio at 635 singing the night away.

They're going to make the popcorn pick of the week also.

So they're going to sing and tell you a movie that they all really love and give you a recommendation.

So we're getting a lot of a lot of bang for our buck at 635 with the doctors and recital.

And then Tate Bunker at 735 Milwaukee based director.

We'll talk about that.

And in just a couple of minutes, you're going to you just have to hear this.

This song was written for me by my friend, Mike, all with AI.

And, you know, I can't believe it.

I'm sure AI does more.

More important things than writing songs about radio hosts, but I will say for what it is Conrad, it sounds amazing.

Right?

Yeah.

I'm not saying it's a good song.

Okay.

But it sounds, you know, I mean, it's clever what Mike did is really funny.

So I think you guys will like it.

We'll read some of your texts.

We're doing all of that.

We got a lot going on here tonight.

It's great to have you here.

My last live show of the week.

I can't believe it's already here, but...

great to have all of you listening please text please call be part of the show we are coming right back with a peach wabba ai song trust me you're not gonna want to miss it it's nightlight with peach wabba on the civic media radio network

here comes my baby here she comes now

Welcome

back to Night Lights with Pete Schwabba.

I am your host, Pete Schwabba for this evening's broadcast Conrad Krieger riding shotgun as he so often does.

We're gonna premiere an AI song about Pete Schwabba.

Probably the only radio show in America.

You'll hear play such a song given that I'm the host but it is kind of funny I think you get a kick out of it.

We'll read your texts.

We have a phone call.

Yes, we do bang these calls out, huh?

Yeah, Richard from Walker show.

Hey, rich.

How are you?

Hey, I'm doing pretty good.

I got a true story memory of a humorous happening for you.

Okay

I'm standing in a bus stop shelter

And there's a gentleman in there and we're talking and I find out he's a veteran.

Okay.

And he was in Vietnam.

And we're talking and I told him, you know, I just heard Bob Hope died.

And he said, no, he didn't die.

He's in the hospital.

So I said, well, I think I heard he died, but he's really old.

He's probably not coming out.

It doesn't sound good.

And he said, well, I don't know.

He said, you know, I met Bob Hope.

And I said, really?

He said, yeah.

He said, when I was in Vietnam, I went to a show and I personally met him and he helped me get through the war, Vietnam.

I said, that's pretty cool.

He said, matter of fact, I became a fan club member and I write letters to him.

No kidding.

And I said, really?

So now what happened is on public radio after Bob died, I hear his daughter's interview.

His daughter's got a book out about him.

And she told him in the hospital bed the story of two guys had a bus stop shelter saying you died.

And she said he laid in bed there laughing so hard he couldn't stand it.

And that's the story and I think it's true happening.

That is a

great

story.

You know, you saw us talk about dying in front of the fans, dying on stage.

So there it is written by a veteran in his club, fan club.

Fantastic.

Thank you so much, Richard.

That was

fantastic.

Have a

great day.

You too, buddy.

Uh, great stuff.

We have another call.

Yeah, once let's take let's take that call to That's hilarious Dave on the stream says Morgan Freeman.

Oh, that's good Clint Eastwood and Steve Martin.

He's got three and those are all Titans of Industry of the show biz industry.

Yeah, those would all be huge losses Morgan Freeman's got to be in his 80s.

I know Clint Eastwood's in his 90s But great answers.

Who do we

have?

the phone is just a little.

The phone's messing up?

Yeah.

Okay.

Caller, I think it was Susan.

Yeah, Susan.

Try us back if you would.

We're having some phone issues, but sorry about that.

All right, we got to play this song.

This is my buddy Mike Desitel, who is from Marinette.

He was an extra in my film, The Godfather of Green Bay.

He is a...

He's a titan of social media.

I will say that Mike is all over the place He worked here in Green Bay in the news game for years and years wrote for the Marinette Eagle Herald He's had a long career in media and TV and he's a really good dude and he wrote this song About me and it's a little weird to introduce a song about yourself, but it's all tongue-in-cheek And I think you guys will get a kick out of this.

What is this called Conrad?

Which one today?

Pete Schwab was nightlife.

Pete Schwab was nightlife.

Not

nightlife.

Well

We know what we're doing

here.

Alright, go ahead and play it.

We'll see you in a couple minutes.

That song actually goes on for 18 minutes.

It's like the Inna Gata De Vita.

Mike, thank you, buddy.

That was great.

Now, we found out, we'll have to get to this Tuesday, but there was another song.

He slowed it down.

It's one you can slow dance to.

A song about Peach Wabba that you can slow dance to, which I think is exactly what the world needs right now.

You know, Todd on the stream said, new theme.

I think we make that the

new theme.

Here's

the thing.

That was AI.

Yeah.

The

singer,

the music, everything.

All you have to do is type in a little description.

Is

that crazy?

And it just makes a song for you.

Thank you, Mike.

I wonder what he typed in.

That was fun.

Probably Peachwaba Peachwaba.

I'm surprised that I got the name

right.

It's a dessert for all.

Thank you, Mike.

That was fun.

And we'll do it.

Maybe Tuesday we'll have some more.

We can make that our question.

We can have people choose between the two different Peachwaba songs.

There we go.

Todd Michael says, yes, killer theme.

All right, Todd.

Mike, your work is getting noticed here.

Thank you, buddy.

All right, our question of the night is, what celebrity passing would make you the most sad, getting our social media responses up and running here?

Rich LeCasio says, Billy Joel?

Todd Michaels, David Letterman.

I'm with you, Todd.

Love, love DL.

Nick Wallander from Comedy City says that Larry McCarron or Bill Jarts, a couple of local heroes, absolutely.

Nikki Zerjav, our pal Nikki, who we miss very much, Tom Hanks.

The beloved Tom Hanks, that would be a big loss, too.

Daniel Wheeler, I love Daniel's texts.

He says, Kate McKinnon, because of the heartbreak it would cause to Conrad.

Not because she would be dead

at 30-something,

because of how it would affect Conrad.

Yeah.

Conrad's

response.

I'm appreciative of

that.

Daniel Wheeler, you're right about that.

All right, we'll read more of your texts as the show progresses.

Please be part of the show.

It's always more fun when you guys participate.

Coming up next, the Doctor's Inrecital in the House.

Thursday Night Light episode.

I am Pete Schwab.

Great to have you with me.

My weekend is starting tonight, folks.

So yours probably will start tomorrow.

Either way, we are in the home stretch.

Hanging out here, the weather's supposed to get a little better.

So hopefully everyone will have a great weekend on Memorial Day.

Exciting.

Tate Bunker is here.

He is a Milwaukee based director who will join the show in the second hour at 7.35.

We'll read some of your texts.

We've got...

Doctors and Recital in the studio, Kim Chefchick and Paul and Chris Piat.

How are you guys?

We're

doing

well.

We are good.

We are good.

So much fun.

We are so grateful to be back and we're wearing actually our other hat tonight with on stage for cancer, which is conflicting, right?

Because doctors and recital.

Yeah.

Like Dr. Jekyll, doctors and recital and then on stage for cancer hide.

Well, I thought.

So this does not that's not like the name of your you guys need like a just a threesome band name, you know But

is it

three beer, but you just mispronounced it free beer

It's free beer.

It's free.

Because if it's not free, nobody's going to come to listen to

us.

No,

but there's

three of us.

Oh, come on, Paul.

Three.

We meant to say three beer.

I'm pretty

sure a lot of people would show up.

It was threesome, too.

Right?

With the wrong idea, maybe.

Yeah,

exactly.

Show up with a bottle of, oh, if Kristen Lyrely was here, we know what she'd bring.

OK, that's inside joke.

They don't go over well on radio.

Either way, whatever you guys call yourselves or whatever your side hustles or hobbies are, I don't want to know.

I'm just glad to have you guys here.

We love being here.

And we

love when you let us talk about things that are important to us.

Yeah, well, and we were talking about the four of us getting tattoos.

We were

during maybe one visit and we could do that on the air.

Do

you need a tattoo artist?

I could do it.

I'd never done one before.

Oh, well,

you sold that.

What's

a better way to learn?

No, you can start on Pete.

I would say that by the time you get to me, it might be OK.

I

don't know what he's

doing.

This is the popcorn pick of the week, by the way.

Yes.

Do we hear the music and I just missed it?

It's time

for the night.

We recommend a movie that you'll either

enjoy or won't.

Here's your host, Pete Schwabba.

All right.

The doctors in recital, Kim Shevchick, Paul and Chris Piat are here and they.

They are beautiful singers.

We're going to talk to them a little bit about their movie preferences.

So thank you for agreeing to do the popcorn pick of the week.

Yes.

Even though, as I understand, the Peats just found out about this a couple of

minutes ago.

But they love surprises.

Oh,

yeah.

We love surprises.

We sure do.

All right.

So since there are three of you, we'll do this in order.

This will be very orderly.

Let's start with movies.

And then before we hear your beautiful voices, which I can't wait for.

What genre is typically your favorite?

Let's start with Kim.

I like historical fiction.

Oh, OK.

I specifically like a little bit of drama and a little bit of love story.

World War Two movies.

Those are my favorite.

Nice.

All right.

It depends on my mood.

I mean, the rom-com is always nice when

you

just want to kind of not think.

But I do like action.

You do?

I did not know this about her.

Wow.

You guys are.

We're besties, yeah.

Wow.

We don't watch movies

together.

Because neither of us are good at watching movies.

No.

No, we're both, like,

both adjusting during a movie.

They'll

be creating a nonprofit organization while they're watching a movie.

Yes, that's actually true.

That's type A movie watching.

What about you, Paul, what's your favorite

genre?

I don't know if I have a favorite, but I do enjoy the psychological thriller.

Ooh, okay.

I like something that...

Keeps you thinking about it for a day or two.

Yeah, you know,

have you ever seen house of games?

Joe Montaña That's kind of a con hustle.

Have you ever seen the sting?

Yes, Paul

Newman Robert Redford classic.

Yeah,

great stuff

Those are all outstanding genres.

How do you guys like to watch movies?

Let's start with Paul this time You like to go to the theater or watch him at home.

What's

your tactic?

I like snuggling up on the coach at home.

Okay

It was fun,

but can you can you watch a movie like that?

I feel like I'd fall asleep in about two seconds.

Oh At home

all the way she'll be sleeping right away

Well

at home because I can do things people in the

theater So while I

will multitask three movie I actually like going to the theater.

Yeah, I

mean I love the big screen.

I like the smell of the popcorn I

always get

popcorn.

I always get snacks.

I'm that person who's got the full

It

is tough because when you're at the theater, you don't look at your phone as much.

Hopefully not at all.

You've silenced it and that.

When my wife and I watch movies at home, one time we had one on.

We have a good-sized couch.

We were both kind of laying there, kind of cuddled up, watching a movie.

And I could tell she was asleep.

She's laying in front of me so I can't see her eyes.

But not a peep, the whole movie.

She fell asleep during the opening credits, wakes up during the closing credits, and says, so what happened?

Oh, man.

Oh, that's my favorite.

Nope.

Nope.

You get to

watch

it

again.

Exactly.

So

that happened with me and my husband.

We were watching Conclave.

He fell asleep at the beginning.

He wakes up towards the end.

He goes, what happened?

I said, they

picked a new

pope.

Yeah.

Oh, that's the way to go.

Did you hear when they picked the new pope, all the Cardinals were watching Conclave?

No

way.

It's where?

That was a real story.

Do you think they watched it and were like, oh, that's not how it happens?

Do you think they critiqued the?

Totally.

Well, apparently it was pretty

close to.

Are you Catholic

Paul?

Yes.

OK, 16 years in Catholic school.

Yes.

Now, first they picked a guy who was a mechanic.

So maybe they didn't know what they were doing and they went to the movie.

No,

I don't know.

Yeah.

All

right, let's keep this going all right favorite movie snack Kim we'll start here.

Well, okay.

I like traditional popcorn, but I like milk

duds

Your dentures love that you.

Oh, I

love that you can eat it and it takes like 20 minutes to disappear.

That's

the worst thing about this.

You are no

longer doing my tattoo.

He hates.

Yeah,

exactly.

Yeah,

sorry, you just lost that.

Conrad hates chewy goodness.

What about you?

Oh, that's

my answer.

Popcorn

and

milk duds.

No, okay now my wife likes popcorn and like bunch of crunch or chocolate, but the milk does isn't I don't even know what it's

chocolate and caramel

But is it chocolate or oh?

Yeah,

what would

it

be?

Look, I haven't had a milk dud since the 70s because I Kind of a contemporary guy.

That's one of my earliest memories is going to see Superman in the movie theater and having

nice Was that your first great movie?

It might have been my first movie.

It's

You better, Benji.

My first movie in the theater was Top Gun.

Oh!

No kidding.

Oh, you're a kid, Paul.

I am.

He is, baby.

He's the youngest.

No, not the one that just came out, Pete.

Yeah.

Yes, you're fourth.

What is your favorite snack, Paul?

Well, I do like the milk though, as well, but Raisinets.

Raisin' us?

Another popular one.

Absolutely.

Doctors in Recital, if that is your real name, are here in the studio.

Kim Chef Chick, Paul and Chris Piat, they're going to sing for us soon.

We're talking about movies right now and making the popcorn pick of the week as we do every Thursday night here at Nightlight.

So where do you go?

Let me ask you this.

You're at a theater and there's a bunch of young punks.

John running their traps.

What do you do?

You tell them to be quiet?

Do you get the theater people to do it?

Do you give them dirty looks?

I'm

a dirty looker.

I'm all over that.

She's a middle school teacher, so she's got this.

Oh, yeah.

Mama puts her foot down.

With the three of us in the theater together, Kim and I aren't even going to have to do anything.

We're just going to let her do the thing, and we're just going to keep watching the movie.

OK.

It's usually just a look.

You

can do it with a look.

But if I have to go over a look, I can do that.

Here's what I do.

I just say typically, I'll just say, shh.

Kind of because I feel like that's sort of not as invasive as, hey, come on.

or seriously, or this isn't your living room or something like that.

I've done that on occasion, but typically I just like to do a subtle shush,

right?

Is it

effective?

Does it work?

Sometimes, yeah.

It doesn't happen that often, but we have a theater in Marinette where sometimes kids just go there to hang out.

They're like, you know what?

I'd rather pay eight bucks and talk somewhere where there's sound and picture going on instead of in their cars or whatever.

So that drives me crazy, but I don't know.

What's the last movie you saw in the theater

warfare?

Really a deep movie a couple weeks ago.

It's a new movie about well about war Iraq the director is a guy who it was his platoon in Iraq and they came under heavy fire and I'll watch war movies.

I don't like to watch them, but this was I

really

love war I

think

it's the explosion and the dismemberment I

like

I would say the dismemberment is not a high point.

That whole band of brothers and that was

some of them are great movies.

There's no question about that.

I'm not but some of them like this was intense.

Yeah.

And they were like these guys in this unit were like kind of concussed and some of them were really injured.

It was so hard to watch and it may but you know what you left the theater saying

you know if you want to support troops don't send them where they don't have to be or only send them if they really have to you know what I mean like I think that's what the director was trying to say too but all right so where would you what kind of movie big marvel film franchise film like mission impossible eight opens this

week no I boy I boycotted Tom Cruise ever since the couch incident

oh you need to come back around Kim

no I refuse

Conrad

have removed.

Put a man on her.

Can we just talk about how he's sold his soul to the devil somehow to look the way he looks at his age?

It's just ridiculous.

He is a freak.

There's something wrong.

He's 82.

He's 83 or

something wrong.

He's 82.

Well, look, the guy has all these movie stars.

They have access to the best health stuff.

True.

The guy's got his quirks.

I don't disagree with you.

But I've said this before.

I think earlier in the week, I loved him in risky business and all the right moves.

And he did taps.

Then he went into the Scientology and danced on Oprah's couch.

But now he is one week back over.

He does not make a bad movie.

He is a perfectionist.

And we played, we had a clip of him.

It was a joke he played and a friend of his.

He's a pilot and he took this flight.

And there was another guy in the front seat and a friend of his in the back seat and a friend back in the back seat would not shut up.

So Tom Cruise took the flight up really high, really fast, forcing the friend to pass out.

But the best thing is him telling the story.

I think it was David Letterman or something.

He couldn't even catch his breath.

Like it was so diabolical.

He's laughing because his friend couldn't.

And he's like, he wasn't in any danger.

He kept insist.

I just think he seems like a interesting guy.

He's an interest.

Makes good

sense.

That's fair.

That's safe.

All right.

So, um, have you ever cried during a movie?

Paul, let's start with you.

Oh, absolutely.

Okay.

Do you know offhand what it was?

Oh, there's been multiple.

Okay.

Any, any good, like, you know, get on your desk movie.

Yeah.

At the end to save the professor or.

Oh, that's a great one.

Hope you know what I'm referring to.

Absolutely.

Braveheart, okay.

We were just like dumbfounded.

We couldn't believe what we had just watched.

Yeah, that's a great answer, Chris.

I can tell you the movie hands down that I cried the most.

I know where you're going with this.

Like

literally the entire movie was The

Shack.

The entire movie.

The Shack.

Oh

my gosh, it's

phenomenal.

The Shack.

It's like a spiritual religious type.

experience that this man has.

And it is pretty powerful.

Yeah.

Well,

and God is a

woman.

God is a woman.

Oh,

and you meet the Holy Spirit and they're all a different ethnicity.

Oh,

that's why it was so cool.

So

cool.

It's it's it's really, really good.

Do you think it's weird when people still say he with God?

Because I'm like, we don't know what

who knows.

You know, I don't

know.

Not to make this weird,

Kim.

Oh my gosh, yes, I've definitely cried at lots of movies.

I'm trying to think the last one.

You

know

anything where there's anything where there's a old person who you know like overcomes anything I the old people get me all the dog movies the art of racing in the rain that movie I

cry all right We're gonna do more we're gonna get the popcorn pick of the week when we come back We're gonna dry our eyes and we'll come back and we'll get each of their popcorn pick and then they are gonna sing folks You don't want to miss that it's peach wabba and nightlight on the civic media radio

network

ever had.

I am Pete Schwabba, the kid Conrad Krieger is riding shotgun as usual.

Brian from Milwaukee said not the lube again, I roll.

Oh,

Kristen Lyrely has left a lasting legacy on the show.

Hey, this is fun, folks.

On stage for Cancer is here.

I was referring to you guys as the Doctors in Recital, which you are for part of the year.

We are for part of the year.

But we're going to talk about this great event after we get your popcorn pick of the week.

So Conrad, if we could have a drum roll, that would be outstanding.

Kim chef chick your popcorn pick of the week.

Well, I am a little bit of nostalgic with Forrest Gump.

Oh, it was my first date with my husband

I

still enjoy watching it.

Okay, and I've been to several of the places where it was filmed.

Yeah, do you still enjoy your husband?

Whenever we have a fight we just put in Forrest Gump.

That's a great one.

What about you Chris?

The American president

Oh, nice.

Look at

this.

Not a typical

tear-jerker, though.

I mean, there's some emotional stuff there.

There's some

emotional stuff.

Honestly, I don't know why.

I just said, did you want to be president?

Is that why?

I'd be so good.

Why not a middle school

teacher?

I'm fine with that.

What about you, Paul?

Well, sticking with the tear-jerker theme from Before the Break, a movie that I loved was I Am Sam, great music, wonderful acting.

I mean, it's a sad story, but it's definitely worth a

watch.

None of these have been picked yet as the popcorn pick of the week.

So I love all of those answers, you

guys.

Thank you.

Well, definitely that, but

unique.

I

heard unique.

That is unique.

All right.

On stage for cancer is this outstanding event you guys have.

It's coming up July 31st.

So it's a ways off, but people can start getting prepared, getting their tickets, that kind of stuff.

Yeah.

So right now you can get a table, a reserve table of eight.

So it's that Riverside Ballroom.

We have, um, we're going to have dinner and then we will entertain with a very amazing show that Chris is putting together.

and it is essentially what a lot of people are doing other than our sponsors are reserving a table in memory or in honor of a cancer thriver so for example I lost my mom to cancer in the last year so we are having a table that will be in honor of her and so

some of

our family will be at it so that's what we're we're encouraging people to do we're also gonna hopefully sell tickets and

hopefully have live stream as well.

We will have live stream

as well.

So even

if we sell out the event, cause you know, you can only fit so many people in, we'll have live stream tickets too.

So are you going to do another backstage thing like you did for Doctors and Results?

That was so fun when you were like.

Actually we

can because the night you're, you know, you're, are your Wednesday night.

Monday through Friday.

Yeah.

So Wednesday night, the night before we'll have rehearsal.

Totally in for that.

Yes.

That'd be awesome.

We have to do that.

That would be really fun.

Yeah, that is fun.

It's called a serenades for supper.

Yeah.

So you get food, you get drink, you get all that kind of stuff.

I assume with a nice ticket package.

Yep.

Okay.

We'll have an auction.

We'll have a silent auction.

We'll have a live auction.

We'll also have, in our live auction, we'll be auctioning off art, live art.

that is being painted during our numbers.

And then at intermission, we'll actually live auction off the art that Trisha Spice will be doing.

We have a wine and liquor poll.

We've got...

What is that exactly?

A wine and liquor poll?

Oh, sounds absurd.

Where's

Jackie?

Jackie, where are you?

You're in charge of that.

Basically,

pay some money.

You

get some corks, and then they draw your number,

and

then you take the wine or the... You get to

pick a bottle.

And it

could be a $100 bottle or it could be a $10 bottle.

Yeah.

Oh, what a jib.

If you get the $10 bottle... They're all going to be

very, very valuable, Pete.

I'm sure.

And probably come with

milk cups.

I didn't mean to denigrate.

Okay, you're

right.

Milk cups.

Tape to every bottle

individual tickets 62 50 dinner drinks silent auction live auction singing dancing and so much more.

What will you guys be doing?

Will you be performing there?

We

are.

Okay.

Kim is leading Dolly Parton's nine to five.

Oh, love it.

Paul is going to be singing James Taylor's How Sweet It Is.

And Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffett.

Great tune.

Yep.

No.

I'm

excited.

I heard of you

first.

I heard

of you live.

You got a lot of time to practice, don't pull.

I

sent an email out if you didn't

read it.

And we do

have the Power Tool horns with us,

and they're incredibly

talented.

We've got all sorts of wonderful local musicians donating their time and talent as well.

So much fun.

Doors open at five, dinner at six, performances to follow.

So people are going to be dancing to those songs?

Or you have a separate DJ?

Or how does that work?

Yes.

So some of the numbers, there will be people in the show dancing.

And then there is one number where everyone is invited to dance along.

Oh, fun.

Do you guys need me to dance?

If you need me.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm not joking.

I'm a phenomenal dancer.

I'm

serious.

Well, are you going to do your show that night?

Probably as you come after your show.

What do you think

you could do your show live?

Yeah, we could we could we could take the show on the road We could do that.

I like it.

My nickname was growing up golden feet.

That's the kind of dancer I am

Okay, I need to explore this