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A guy who once tore his ACL playing chess, Pete Schwabba.

Hey, and welcome back.

This is Nightlight Folks.

I am Pete Schwabba.

We are kicking off act two here of this evening's broadcast.

Great to have you with me.

Our question of the night is, what was your favorite hour long drama before the age of streaming?

What show did you watch?

Conrad and I both changed our answers and said 24 after someone on the stream.

mentioned 24.

I had totally forgotten about the show, but as far as network shows go, I loved that show.

So we've heard some great ones.

Please share yours and be part of the fun.

We will read your text on the radio.

We talked a lot with Brian Hicks, our guest in the first hour, who has agreed to stick around for a few more minutes.

Brian is a stand-up comedian based in Chicago and also is the general manager of Zanies in Rosemont and downtown.

two great comedy rooms.

Brian, have you worked Wisconsin much?

Yeah, I got about one minute and then I got a shoot out of here.

Oh, OK.

No, that's OK.

You're fine.

I got, yeah.

In fact, Wisconsin, honestly, Michigan, Wisconsin, the whole Midwest, it's really my favorite area to work.

It seems like the crowds are so friendly and they're really accommodating.

I haven't done a ton of stuff elsewhere, but the people in audiences seem a little bit different.

But the Midwest

Wisconsin, especially in Michigan.

They're grateful.

Like

you

talked about being grateful earlier.

They're grateful that you're bringing comedy to where they're at, which is

cool.

Absolutely.

Well, before we let you go, and I totally get it, do you have a quick road story you can share?

Should we save that to another time?

If you've got a comedy drama happening there at the club and need to go, we totally understand.

Well, I do remember one time I was doing the Funny Bone in Columbus, Ohio.

It was Thursday through s time there was like, oh, th the worst storm we've ever going to be snowfall for

20 degrees and I watched the news all weekend long as I was doing these shows and I was supposed to do a show Sunday night and I texted the manager, I go, Hey man, I got to go.

I go, something happened at home.

I got to get out of here and I wanted to get home before the storm hit and I started to go and I made it to Lafayette, Indiana and everything was shut down.

The interstate was shut down.

Everything was shut down and I got stuck there for two days in Lafayette, beautiful Lafayette, Indiana.

Oh,

that is so depressing.

You'd rather be somewhere getting heckled than be in some hotel.

Well, listen, dude, this is fun.

Great catching up again.

And go run your club and bring the funny to the people.

And let's try to talk again at some point.

Great having you on.

Thanks

so much, Pete.

I appreciate it.

Thanks, Conrad.

You got it.

All right.

That's Brian Hicks.

Check out Brian Hicks, funnybrionhicks.com.

And you can check out Brian's dates if you're in the Chicago area.

And he will keep you.

apprised on his website of where he will be performing, but a good dude and a great comic.

So there you go.

Conrad, all right, so we have a text from last night.

I don't like to miss texts.

So we had Bud, and I think I brought them in here.

I printed up the text because it's easier for me to keep track.

This is Bud, our friend from Jamesville, who texted us at 4.15 a.m.

Bud is out delivering papers in the Madison area and says, hey, Pete, it's nice to be approved.

See, here's the problem, Conrad.

I don't remember when people send a text.

It's hard to remember what we were talking about when they're commenting on it.

Does that ring a bell for you?

I've been trying to think about it.

It doesn't ring a bell.

You think he bought

a blue checkmark on Twitter?

Is that what he's going after there?

I don't know.

It sounds like something you'd say, though.

He says, love it.

My sense of humor loved the show, Bud from Jamesville.

Bud, we love that you listened.

Thank you for texting.

Again, our question tonight is what is your favorite hour-long drama?

Like, network drama, folks.

Think before streaming was the thing.

Because now there's so much, and this goes to show you, like, there are a ton of great TV shows on.

There are episodics you can multiple, many in some cases, on all the platforms.

that are really well done.

And now think back to the 90s or even the 80s, God forbid, there were three channels.

And I hate to say this, but like the shows that are on now on the streaming platforms are so much better.

They take more chances, they're better written, they're edgier.

They make those shows look so lame and thank God we didn't know that at the time.

Like even 24 well done a thriller for a network show that would be eight episodes and it would be so tight because I will say when I gave 24 a rewatch about six years ago There was a lot of streaming available.

It was hard to get through even though when I first watched it I thought it was a great show But it just goes on too long seasons should not be 24 episodes Or even 22.

I love the way the British shows do it

Annie from Watertown says, St.

Elsewhere.

How do you like that?

I never watched that show.

I didn't even know that was a show.

It is.

Another medical drama.

Thank you, Annie.

Tom from New Berlin says, Conrad, that's the joy of golf.

You would have been just happy.

You struck the ball clean.

So there you go.

That's a text for Conrad.

Oh, Civic Media's own Luke Mathers.

Love, Luke.

He says, ER.

Yeah, ER.

Honestly, ER is probably, if there was, if this was a contest tonight, if this were a contest, that would probably win if it came to like Emmy wins.

Annie from Watertown says, after ice skating, we settled in and watched the first episode of NYPD Blue.

The ending was, oh my, and she says hooked.

I gotta be honest, Annie, I don't remember what that first episode was, but I remember there was some incredible TV.

and some incredible writing on that show.

The scene where Jimmy Smith's character passes away and he's holding his wife's hand, who I think is Kim Delaney, and they lost a baby.

And then they show him in the afterlife kind of holding his baby's hand.

Oh my God, it was very powerful.

In fact, I had the pleasure, this was fun.

I wrote promos for Army Wives, a show Kim Delaney was on.

And I brought that up to her.

We just had a moment offset and she said, oh yeah.

And I was like, oh yeah, that was like maybe one of my favorite network drama moments of all time.

And it was a gig to her.

Not that she didn't love it or throw herself into the role, but she had worked on so many shows, she barely remembered it.

And it was a pivotal moment in my life.

Anna from Madison says, my favorite pre-streaming drama was the Sopranos.

See, I would put Sopranos in the streaming category, but I guess you're right, Anna.

That was,

you know what I'd love to see, like.

If I back in when Sopranos was streaming is how it ended.

I'd love to see that how that actually happened on TV when it just went blank

So oh so you have seen it though.

Yes.

Yeah, I'm saying but like instead of streaming it first time watching it week to week and then seeing it just Blank out at the end and just nothing

we should do a thing about that because That was a pretty comfort or you know, that was a

you know, I

Don't know.

I liked it the first episode of family guy this season

They remade it and it's the funniest it's it's a sopranos

like they

remade the ending with Well, you got it I gotta share you the clip and just watch it because it's hilarious But they do it with a like a animated character kids character

It's hilarious.

Yeah, sure it let's play it if we may play it tomorrow night or something, but yeah, definitely share it with me But that was controversial I remember that love it

We'll have to have a talk about that some night.

And then Tom from Minona, he's in the 608.

He says, loved Freaks and Geeks.

Another great show.

I kind of forgot.

Love that.

I didn't watch it when it was, you know, when it was out, obviously, but I did watch it on Hulu where it is now.

Is it on Hulu now?

It's only one season, but I think it's hilarious.

So.

Wait, was the whole show one season?

Yeah, they didn't make a second season.

I wish they would have though.

Yeah, yeah.

We have a call.

Yes, we do.

Ali from the Northwoods.

Oh, Ali, how are you?

I am doing good.

You guys are great tonight, and I love your comedian.

Oh, Brian.

It's nice to hear something that you can actually hear without having to cover your eyes.

Or in this case, your ears on radio.

Well, it's our pleasure, Ollie.

What's on your mind?

I have two favorites, but I'm not sure if either one of them are being streamed or not.

One was Jag.

Oh,

yeah.

And the other was Criminal Minds.

Okay, Ollie, Criminal Minds is still on.

You have to stream it now.

I don't think it's on network TV, but they're in like their 18th season.

Oh

my goodness.

Yeah.

I don't have TV.

I haven't had TV for years, but when I worked, I worked out and could watch TV with my clients.

Oh, nice.

Well

do yourself

do yourself a favor Oli and get yourself a new TV because you need to watch color television Thanks

so much Oli have a

great night

That's

a great one.

Yeah, I kind of forgot about that one too Jim from Appleton says heroes.

I Don't know heroes.

I Remember it, but I really don't was at the Hayden Penetri show

To go to the Google go to the Google.

Yeah, Tom from New Berlin says back in the day Rockford files Perry Mason and Magnum PI It's interesting there Tom there is a Perry Mason on HBO a remake of the he's still a PI in season one, but it's great It's a little it's much grittier obviously than the network television Version but check it out.

I'd be curious to see if you like it Paul from Spooner says loved Twin Peaks another vote for Twin Peaks

Yeah, Twin Peaks was outstanding.

Just a beautifully shot show.

Todd Michaels, our pal who was on the show last night, says house.

Yeah, forgot about house.

Great show.

Edgy for Network TV.

I didn't know that show was what it was when I was younger.

I thought it was actually about a house.

I didn't know it was his last name.

That

would be riveting television.

I didn't know it was young.

Two people admiring

their dwelling.

Annie from Watertown says, I was texting about shows.

It was the first episode of Hill Street Blues that was so, oh my gosh, Hill Street Blues, St.

Elsewhere and NYPD Blue.

I'm getting lost in all these shows that really got me watching.

More television than a busy, socially active, long work hours, et cetera, 20 something.

Oh my God, 30 something.

That was big.

Quite a plethora of shows that kept us watching week after week.

Great text, Annie.

And you're right.

You kind of live for those shows.

You know, you knew it was on Tuesday.

You knew it was on Thursday or any weeknight.

And then you always have that weeknight where there wasn't really a good show on.

So you either slum it or find some other way to occupy your time.

But great text to everybody.

We'll go to the stream here.

Dave on the stream said, MASH.

That wasn't an hour long, but that was a good show, Dave.

Thank you.

And Dallas.

Yeah, Dallas was a big one.

And I said earlier, my wife loved knots landing.

I never got into those dramas that much.

But I did watch Dallas.

Dallas was pretty controversial.

And I remember there was the whole who shot JR episode.

PJ on the stream says, Night Rider and the A team were my favorites.

Remember those very well.

I didn't really watch Night Rider.

I did watch A team when I first came on.

You ever watch those, Con?

I've never watched.

No, I do yourself a favor.

Check out Mr. T in the A team.

So since we do our social media, we do our question on social media on Facebook.

JB commented today.

This

is funny.

Yeah, read this.

This is great.

He twisted it a little bit.

But wait, well, set up the quote here.

I'll set up the question

and

read JB's response.

What is your favorite pre-streaming network drama here is JB, the guy behind the guy's response on social media.

You and Conrad having technical difficulties before you start the show.

Oh man, those are fighting words, JB.

You know what, you're not even the guy behind the guy behind the guy anymore.

Now you're just the guy behind the guy.

So you got to earn that back, pal.

Thank you, JB, for the text.

Mark from Prairie to Sex says, Chuck was great.

Yeah, I remember Chuck.

Nice.

And Lori from Hayward says, Hey Pete just climbed into the Way Back Machine and was thinking about watching the Waltons and Little House on the Prairie.

Now that's going back.

And she put this crazy, laughy emoji.

So I don't know if she's joking or not, but I think a lot of listeners would agree with you, Lori.

I don't think I could sit through one of those episodes now, for sure.

But a nice trip down memory lane.

Thank you.

Great text, everybody.

Keep it coming.

When we come back, our pal Todd Alba will be here.

We're going to take a Wisconsin quiz.

What better way to spend a Wednesday night?

What else are you going to be doing, folks?

Face down on a bar?

Doing shots?

No.

Keep it here at night.

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I am Pete Schwabba.

So great to have you here on a Wednesday.

This week is all of a sudden.

Remember last night I said it felt like it was going very slow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And now it feels like it's flying by.

I don't know what's going on.

I got some kind of

weird sci-fi thing

happening

here.

Tammy from Eau Claire.

She's in the 715 says if it hasn't been said match was before it's time and writing a classic for sure.

You look I mean.

I was going for one hour dramas, but mash is good and the writing was great.

You're right, Tammy.

Thank you for the text I'm not gonna split hairs Conrad with the listeners.

Yeah, it's just gonna make

sense.

Otherwise, this is a pointless exercise All right folks, this is exciting.

I'm very excited to welcome back to nightlight He's been on the show several times.

You know him.

You love him You'll listen to his show here on civic media on the network from two to four every day His name is Todd Alba and he joins us now on the stream.

Hey, buddy

And there you go.

Sorry was on the mic was muted yet.

Sorry about that.

Oh, it's okay.

Look at you, man.

We I'm on my own engineer guys and we're coming to you live on location.

What are you?

Where

are you?

Can we hear you?

Can you hear me?

I can hear you, Todd.

Can you?

All right.

Now I can hear you.

All right.

Well, there's a whole lot of stuff going on there.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

How's it going?

It's great.

It's great.

Well, I heard you guys start the show.

that it was going to be, uh, uh, where, where's Waldo or where, where in the world is it Wisconsin or something like that?

So I thought, well, I really need to do something, uh, to play up on this theme of this quiz we're taking tonight.

So, uh, we fired up the, uh, the Civic Media Satellite.

This is costing the company $75 a minute.

Oh

dear.

We better talk

fast.

on the satellite, that's fine.

And we're here, if you, if those watch on the stream, on, on the stream here, the video stream, right down here, I'm pointing, there is a monument right there.

Oh yeah.

Where something famous happened on this street corner in 1977.

Don't be telling you, now or shall we wait?

Let's wait, because can you give us a hint?

Like where are you, Todd?

Would that be giving it away?

No, I don't think so.

I want the intersection of East Washington Avenue and US Highway 51.

Okay.

So I'm on the east side of Madison.

It's not too far.

I can kind of see the lights of East Town Mall and Highway 51 will take you down to Stoughton or north to DeForest.

I love that area of Madison.

You better just tell us, I don't think.

It would be bad radio.

You're the radio expert and the elder statesman here.

That would be bad radio, right?

If I just took three minutes to guess and ponder.

Well, that's fine.

Or we could do whatever.

No, I'll tell you.

And this is, I did not plan this.

It just happened.

You might have seen we first came on the air.

There are a couple of guys behind me.

Yeah.

That was Wisconsin Historical Society historian Dean Robbins, who's been interviewed by our very own Terry Barr.

for his new book called Wisconsin Idols because and our brand new wonderful news director, uh, uh, shali pitman sent me a story from W. R. T. The community station here in Madison.

They did a story on this site where I'm out right now in 1977 Conrad a, uh, a Elvis, a large Elvis Presley had flown into the Dane County regional airport not too far from where I'm at right now on his way to the Sheraton.

because he was going to play a show here in madison and he came upon these two young yahoos beating the crap out of a smaller kid at this street quarter and he got out of his limo he had the driver stop and uh rumor has it he was wearing a blue kimono and

he

got out and he gave some of the uh the classic elvis karate chop poses and he started kicking these kids say lay off the little kid

And they recognized him and got up and shook his hand and apologized and Elvis allegedly said, are we good here?

And the kids said, yeah.

And he went on his way to the Sheraton performed here in Madison the next night.

And he died less than two months later.

Wow.

So that was right here.

And there's a monument in front of beautiful Shep motors here, by the way.

There's a monument in honor of this act of kindness and generosity.

just a couple of months before Elvis passed.

Post Black Belt Elvis coming to the rescue, that's really exciting.

How do not, that should be taught in schools to school children, I think in Wisconsin.

What

is going on here?

We've got the Sputnik thing in Manitowoc.

We got to have an Elvis thing

in

Madison.

So how did you happen to pick?

You out new yourself every time you're here, Todd, and I feel like a schlub because I just walk into your studio when I'm on your show and sit my fat butt down in your

chair.

But you're enough.

Pete Schwabba is enough.

I have to find reasons to do something.

Whatever you're doing, it's amazing.

So who are those guys?

Are you there?

Did you guys all just happen to be there?

You didn't get your car and drive

out to that site just for this.

I was trying to, when I heard Conrad and you guys talking at the beginning of the show, I'm like, I can find someplace cool.

And I just did a search of historical sites in Madison.

I had no idea this existed.

until an hour and a half ago and i'm like all right i'm packing up the gear heading down there i get here and this guy dean robbins and his assistant or whoever it is they happen to come here just out of chance at the same time because they're shooting something for the uh wisconsin state historical society

i love that that is why you are the

brilliant uh

radio personality you are that is so fun uh

thank you to uh charlie pitman as well

thank you

to charlie i just met

charlie in madison on monday she's she's

Wonderful,

yeah.

We did get a text from the 608.

It says, Elvis broke up a fight.

So somebody, while you were explaining that, chimed in, they knew the answer.

That's impressive.

See?

Yeah,

I think that's really cool.

It's very

impressive.

Somebody who knew more about Wisconsin history than me, and that does not bode well for the quiz.

I'm about to go up against you on

Pete.

I'm a little nervous, to be honest, Todd.

PJ on the stream also says I used to live in that area where Todd is.

That's kind of cool.

So

we are going to take a Wisconsin quiz.

I think this will be really fun, Todd.

As you know, we're going to do the news at the bottom of the hour first, but we do.

Nine Wisconsin cities were voted in the top 250 at the end of last week.

You may have already addressed this on your show, but we had fun with it last night.

And we thought this would be a fun quiz to do.

So Todd and I, after the news, are gonna take a quiz.

Conrad's gonna read the question and we'll both chime in and we'll see how.

I don't like my chances against Mr. Alba, but we'll have fun with it either way.

But you work for Wisconsin Public Television, where they're really smart.

Okay, we'll go with that.

Todd is out in nature right now, folks.

It's gonna be awesome.

Do not change that dial.

We are coming right back and keep the track of those mosquitoes.

Todd Alba's here.

What could be better?

It's Wednesday night on Nightlight with Beach Wobble.

We are coming right back on the Civic Media Radio Network.

Wednesday night.

This is how we Wednesday here at Nightlight.

We have a great question and we engage listeners like all of you who have texted in such great responses to our question.

And fun guest to Todd Alba is here.

We will, we, Todd and I are about to take a quiz and it's going to be very exciting.

And then we're going to read some texts.

I will, you know, I probably should read these texts before we take the quiz because I might be demoralized.

But I feel, I feel good.

Todd, is there a

Is there a city in Wisconsin you haven't lived in that you'd like to?

That's a great question.

Thank you.

A city that I have not lived in that I like to.

It seems like, you know, Milwaukee, I've never lived there, but I think it's a cool vibe.

I've never lived in that big of a city before.

That'd be kind of cool.

Also, on the complete

Literally and figuratively opposite end of the spectrum.

I've been to Bayfield way up north.

It's a beautiful little community

We got so many texts last night Todd that people said Bayfield they it was like Dorr County in Bayfield and I've never been there, but I have to put it on my list Okay, so here's the other thing before we start I Madison was not even on the list first of all Madison was like the number one place to live in the world

uh, for like 10 years running, seven out of 10 years, whatever it is, Green Bay was the number one place to live under 250,000 or something two years ago.

Green Bay is like 180th on this one.

Madison's not even on the list.

So what do you make of that?

Are these places, are these publications like on the take?

I once worked with a guy named Joe Hassler from Reedburg, Wisconsin, a graduate of UW Madison J School, who lived in New York for a while, wrote for Popular Mechanic and other national publications.

And we had a discussion about this one time.

And he said,

You know, all we do is we just steal each other's lists and we change a couple and that's all we do.

So everything just kind of gives, I don't think any of these reporters actually visit these cities.

It's like, all right, my editor wants me to do another one of these.

Take this one, this one out, find two more, boom.

That's hilarious.

We did get a text from Anna from Anna in Madison in the 608.

She says, this is where Todd is.

And she sent us a picture of the plaque.

You're right, Todd.

It says Elvis Presley fight scene.

He's like

doing a pose.

It's great.

I am alive here on the Elvis Presley fight scene at the intersection of East Washington and US or Wisconsin Highway 51.

I

love that you are there.

All right.

Todd Alba is here.

Check out his show every day here on the network from 2 to 4 PM.

He does a great job.

And he has a Conrad, too, by the name of Aaron Zahmers, who is fantastic.

You guys have a great show and a great time.

You're too kind.

Thank you very much.

Very welcome.

All right.

So let's get to this quiz Conrad.

All

right.

I am jazzed.

Here

we go.

Yes.

Conrad, I asked him to do this, Todd.

I don't know the answers.

He's going to surprise us.

How should we do this?

We just shout out the answer as soon as one of us knows it, Con?

Yeah.

Shout out the city that you're in.

The city.

OK.

And us.

Oh,

wow.

So

it's where are you?

I feel like

I'm at a disadvantage because I got the satellite.

I got the Starlink.

I'm probably delayed.

All right.

Tom's already making excuses.

OK.

Wait, what is the quiz called Conrad?

It's Where Are You in Wisconsin.

So that's what we're gonna answer the city where we are when Conrad reads the clues.

Here we go.

Nightlight Quiz, Wisconsin City Quiz, Todd Alba, V. Peachwaba.

So this city has a nickname of the city of bridges.

Yish.

Milwaukee.

No.

Green Bay.

It is not.

Okay, I can go to the next yeah, absolutely go to the home to the Wisconsin logging museum home of the Paul Bunyan logging camp

Marinette

it is not

I

almost guessed Marinette

with the bunion thing.

I know it's

not there the cross

I Can go to the last clue that I think we'll give it away the first quick trip store opened in this town in 1965

lacrosse

And that is the second store the franchise after

the credit I left me the son of the Crescent

Arcadia has been

around since 1965 the

first official store opened in this good look at you on Alaska All right,

give us the answer.

We don't know it

was ranked 49th on the best places to live and it is you clear

Oh

I'm like, my sister will kill me.

She lives there.

Oh

man, that was... There's not that many bridges in Eau Claire, but okay.

I never heard that.

I

didn't know Quick Trip had been serving deliciousness for that long.

Okay.

I didn't know that was Quick Trip started there.

I swore it was the cross.

That was a good

cross, right?

Well

done.

See, I thought that too.

So I went to their website and it says officially on the Quick Trip website, they started in...

I'm not doubting your journalistic integrity.

I'm just saying.

If you want to see a cool story, go to their website.

Question number

two.

Here we go.

All right.

It is home to the first hydroelectric plants in the world.

Sheboygan.

No.

LaCrosse.

It is not.

Kenosha.

No.

I'll give you one more guess before I give the next hint.

Uh, oh, uh, uh, Oshkosh.

It's got to be by water,

right?

All

right.

So the city sits on the Fox River and is nicknamed the Fox Valley.

Appleton.

Yes, that is correct.

Do we

get

a doubt?

Todd

is winning one to nothing.

I lived in Appleton for a summer while my parents were getting divorced.

Great memories.

This is a true story.

Do you know that Harry Houdini is from Appleton,

Wisconsin?

And

he once was quoted as saying, my greatest escape was from Appleton, Wisconsin.

Not great for the hometown there.

It's a lovely community.

They're not putting that on a plaque, but I mean, come on.

All right, Con.

Number three.

Here we go.

All right.

Feeling good.

It is home to the spirit.

the spirit of aviation.

Oshkosh?

Correct.

How did I not

get that?

God bless it.

And it was ranked 114th on the

list.

114th, right.

114th, all right.

Sarah Jean says this trivia is great.

Three laughy face emojis.

Love it.

And PJ says, I think that quick trip has a restaurant.

Oh, wow.

I believe so.

I think our buddy at Wonderfully Wisconsin actually did a video on that.

Oh, nice.

Okay, here we go.

Question number four.

Todd is up, do zip.

All right.

This city is home to the great Les Paul who invented the solid body.

Waukesha.

Yes.

Yes.

Whoa.

What

do

you think

of that?

He's coming

back.

Yeah.

I don't know how I knew that.

I think we had a guest on recently.

OK.

Top.

Say the whole thing again.

I didn't hear

it.

Oh, go

ahead.

So it is home to the great Les Pauls who invented the solid body electric guitar.

Oh, yeah.

OK.

Got it.

OK.

I think Don Brown told me

that.

All right.

And then also the other.

Clue ahead was originally known as the spring city for its fresh spring waters.

Thought to have healing properties.

Oh, wow.

Okay.

The kid does

his homework

time.

You got to

say

that.

Yeah, absolutely.

All right.

Todd's up to one.

The next city.

Did

he just get that one?

No, you did.

You did.

I mean, I'll make it 3-0 if you want.

All right.

It's two to one.

No, I thought I answered the question like three minutes ago.

We're still getting trivia on the.

I like that.

Sorry.

All right.

So the next city added nickname of a read its original name was the Jinxing capital of the world.

Jinxing capital.

Jinxing.

Jinxing.

You owe me a coke.

Jamesville.

No.

Give us another clue.

Was originally known as Big Bull Falls.

Oh, a

wassup.

Correct.

Nice, Todd.

Wow.

Only because WXCO.

Yes, I said it.

Very nicely done.

Todd is up 3-1 in our Nightlight Wisconsin City Quiz.

Todd Alba is my guest here.

He is the host of the Todd Alba show.

I don't know how you got that gig, Todd, but you must have beat out some serious competition.

There was nothing else going on.

They said we need to fill a couple of hours.

You

didn't get the host of the Maggie Dawn show gig, but you got the one I think

fits you much better.

So she, she looks better in a skirt, but it's a close.

Well, we've seen

you in a tutu, my friend.

Last time

you were here.

So you're so

short.

All right.

So we have one motorcycle to go ahead.

So dude, green downtown green Bay is the motorcycle capital of the world.

It's, it's like this.

I don't know what they're compensating for, but it's a very loud,

right?

Exactly.

It's very

strange.

All right.

All

right, bring it.

Feeling good.

The original name derived from French is the Bay of Stinkers.

Green Bay.

Correct.

He just did Green Bay dirty.

It did smell bad.

Yeah.

It was because of the green algae that we had.

They pushed everything to Kaqana.

Now

it

smells lovely here.

So sorry, sorry, Kristen Lyrely.

Exactly.

What are they called?

The ghosts, right?

The

red ghosts?

Yeah, the gray ghosts, something like that.

The white

ghosts,

maybe.

I don't know.

Todd is up three to two.

All right, Conrad.

Nice quiz, buddy.

Here

we go.

So all right, the next one.

It is nicknamed the Malibu of the Midwest.

I don't

know.

I hate when they do that.

The

Malibu of the Midwest.

Sheboygan?

It's also

because of the surfer culture that they have there.

They do have a surfer culture there,

right?

What was that?

What was that?

Speaking of, I'm on the right show for this question.

The John Candy was starred in it.

He was from Sheboygan or whatever that was.

The Kenosha

kicker.

What was

that?

Oh.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Home alone anyway, go ahead.

Yeah, I'll go ahead.

Sorry.

All right.

We're

tied by the way Todd 3-3.

This

is all right.

All right.

This is this is so this is the tie it up and Then well, I'll have to make another one for a tiebreaker.

All right.

Okay, but all right known for its numerous parks and green spaces earning a nickname of Wisconsin Park Place

Wow

lacrosse

No.

A

Jamesville.

Correct.

Oh, wow.

Nice.

Oh.

How'd you know that, Todd?

That's awesome.

The only reason, the only reason that popped into my head is because the now late great Democratic State Senator Tim Cullen is from there and also former House Speaker, Republican Paul Ryan's from there and they work together to do a big revitalization for their parks along the River Rock River and everything.

It was a big, big deal.

Todd's political background coming to the rescue on that question

That's

great, are we is that the quiz did we finish yet?

Oh wow four to three I did better than I thought

I would but Todd pretty Todd that's fantastic

Sarah Jean

says it was home alone, so she's convinced

He was in the Kenosha kicker.

Yeah.

And then PJ says, Todd has to strike an Elvis pose if he passes the quiz.

Oh, that's where it is.

What's the one with the cape?

Was it like that or something?

I don't know.

It's like a karate thing, I

thought.

I don't know.

That's great stuff.

And then we'll

read.

By the way, can I answer the one hour drive?

I heard this earlier.

And before you even finish the question, I said Dallas.

And down not even close.