Cheese, Tunes, and Brad Pitt (Hour 2)

Broadcasting live from the Civic Media Studios in Green Bay.

This is Night Light with Peach Waba.

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, Peach Waba.

Welcome.

It's Friday.

You made it through another week.

Another week of this thing called life.

Great to have you with me on this Friday night as we broadcast from downtown, beautiful downtown Green Bay on what looks to be an absolutely perfect summer night so far.

And because I said that, the clouds should roll in any minute.

It's great to have you with us.

We are celebrating a lot of stuff tonight.

We might have a little NBA draft talk.

Sports fans chime in if you will.

We're going to talk about Conrad's tattoo he's going to get.

You haven't told us what it's going to be yet, right?

We dabbled in this the other night.

OK, so maybe we'll

try.

I do have a picture that I can put on the stream.

All right.

Because it's a sketch that my brother made.

You're going to get a tattoo of something your brother doodled.

It's not really.

My brother's a good.

He's good at drawing.

OK.

So it looks good.

All right.

Conrad might give us a brief synopsis of how to train your dragon.

And we got a great question tonight and two fun guests.

As usual, it is a bar band Friday night, ladies and gentlemen, which can mean only one thing.

Our Paltieri bar is here with new music and sparkling conversation.

She has always so much fun to talk to and she is pretty much batting a thousand in the music she's brought us over the last year or so.

Different genres, different artists, bands, solo artists, it's all been great stuff.

So anxious to see what Terry has come up with tonight and just to kind of talk to her.

I felt like last week was really fast with Terry because she had just gotten back from vacation and I didn't want to overwhelm her.

She had just won a couple more awards.

You know, that whole thing, that's getting old.

You know, at that time I was in my bed.

Last week?

Last week during that time, I was in my bed.

Trying to fall asleep.

Did you not produce last Friday?

Oh, Amanda was here.

Yeah.

Oh my god, let's That Madison trip took it out of me because you're right.

You weren't even here.

She did two nights

I was in here Thursday Friday and then this week Monday and Tuesday.

Yeah, so During that time, you know, because I was waking up at four.

I was I was falling asleep pretty early

Good for you.

It was fun.

It was fun to talk to Terry and get back in the flow with her and she'll be here at 7 35 tonight

And we are going to talk to Mary Houser.

She's the executive director of the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce.

I always feel like Plymouth is kind of like a forgotten about city because it's right by Elkhart Lake.

It's by Kohler.

It's by Sheboygan.

Like you've got all this like Kohler's this world renowned town because of toilets.

And Elkhart Lake is a beautiful summer destination.

But Plymouth is a really cool town.

I've been through there and it's beautiful.

And we'll talk to Mary Houser at 635 about the Cheese Capital Festival that's taking place this weekend in Plymouth.

Wisconsin has, we have tons of festivals in the summertime.

We're gonna try to get more, more.

You break my train of thought.

I'm trying to make this poignant point about Plymouth and you're like, Pete, your satchel is on the chair.

I'll move it.

Defcon five Mary will be here at 635 and we'll talk to her about the cheese capital festival And it sounds I was looking at the pamphlet this thing sounds of me.

Have you ever been to a cheese festival?

You know well I Mean you kind of go to one way if you go to Wisconsin State Fair because there's so many cheese curds there But

I don't think

I've actually been to a festival that has

just cheese.

I'll tell you what the Wisconsin State Fair is a really fun It's great.

Yeah, it's a but I

Do try to avoid county fairs because they seem... What's the first thing you think of when you think of county fair?

Go.

I think of deep fried food.

I think of flies.

Okay.

Everywhere.

Well, yeah, I guess.

That's not to say... I must have had a bad experience, but I would go to a county fair.

I was at the Brown County Fair two summers ago and it was awesome.

Growing up, I would always go to the Washington County Fair.

And I'd go like, you know...

Four out of the six days it was there because it's just fun to hang out with friends there

Did you go on the tilt a world?

Yeah, the ferris we see those make me nervous because I

would always go in the tilt or they're not the tilt the zipper

What's the

zipper?

It's like you're

caged in and then like flips.

That's insane

goes

around see the people to put those together

I Don't little harrowing, you know, I love roller coasters.

So that's I like thrills

I used to like thrills.

We talked about this the other day with your tattoo.

I used to not mind watching someone stick a needle in me.

And I felt like I had to kind of be a man and watch him do it to get through it.

And now I'm like, no thanks.

And those roller coasters that get stuck upside down like at Great America or at Six Flags?

And nope.

Not risking that.

The first roller coaster I ever went on got stuck.

Not upside down.

Not upside down.

But like.

Literally it shot like out of the you know, whatever.

Yeah,

like instantly got stuck So as you were ascending.

Yeah, so we're like

dear,

you know, we're tilted up and then we had to walk down.

Oh Yeah, as we waited

where was

that that was that um universal in Florida horrible my my dad's a real coaster guy, too So he was like you're gonna be fine.

Don't worry about it.

You know

My first roller coaster ever get stuck

get back out there boy.

I went I tried another one and I was like that was so much fun

They are fun.

I the wooden ones the wooden ones.

I don't like they're bumpy, you know what headache But man those ones that move fast.

They're like smooth lots of

fun.

Have you been to?

Six Flags in Gurney

and not for quite a while, but sure I

will American Eagle.

Yeah, that one one one though, right?

Yes.

Yeah,

that one that one

I like roller coasters and all that one still scares me.

I'm like this thing could fall apart Because it doesn't even have any

loops.

It's just like it's just fast Yeah, and it really wouldn't and you get I feel like you get like a series of concussions when you're riding that's it's just out of control I do remember the demon there.

Yes,

that was fun.

That was

one you kind of corkscrew.

Oh man.

That was a blast

Let's say we got to come back to roller coasters on a different night.

We have a question.

Yeah, I think of a question of the night for roller coasters, but Speaking of which, why don't we get to our question of the night right now?

Let's talk about the question.

Okay question question

question Question question question.

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I have a question questions this question Domanda question questions

All right, Brad Pitt is in the news folks

A Formula One opens this weekend.

Technically, it's called F1 The Movie.

Kind of a weird title.

They should just call it a Formula One.

Maybe it was trademark issues or something.

I don't know.

It's fine.

It's okay.

But our question of the night is, what is your favorite Brad Pitt movie?

That's a good one.

It's supposed to be a huge opening.

Summer blockbuster season.

We are in the throes of it.

I was not expecting this, but F won the movie.

I saw a couple reviews online of jaded friends of mine who did not like it.

But it's reviewing really well, like incredibly well.

So our question, actually our question is twofold.

Is Brad Pitt a good actor?

What's your favorite Brad Pitt film?

I sent you that other clip too where he was talking about his, when he almost got fired as an extra.

Did I sound that or dream that I sent it?

No, you sent... Wait.

Yeah, I have it.

I believe

I have it.

You do?

Okay, good.

I believe I have it.

I kind of forgot about that.

I just got to look.

Okay.

You don't need it right now, but let's try to find it because it's him.

It's he and Leonardo DiCaprio talking about movies and Brad Pitt gave himself a line.

Wait, that was in your beats.

It wasn't a clip.

It was in my beads,

but I thought I sent the clip too.

Maybe you did.

Maybe I did.

Let's check it out.

But that's a nice question, folks.

Is Brad Pitt a good actor?

It's twofold.

And what is your favorite Brad Pitt film?

And my answer to this is going to be kind of strange.

And I realize I'm talking tonight about my wife's boyfriend.

And that's difficult.

But I'm doing it.

I'm taking one for the team.

This is an entertainment show.

Brad Pitt has been in tons of movies.

He's a likable guy.

and a pretty likable actor.

I wouldn't call him a great actor, but he's good.

My favorite Brad Pitt films are True Romance, in which he had a very small part, but it's very funny.

And some of his best acting, if I can say that.

And then Once Upon a Time in Hollywood loved him as Cliff Booth, the stuntman and sidekick to Leonardo DiCaprio's lead role.

So that...

Those are my two favorite Brad Pitt films.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and True Romance, liked him in some other stuff.

Of course, he was good in Thelma and Louise, but he was just kind of eye candy.

He's got the, you got the Ocean's Eleven films.

He's been in a lot of stuff.

So what do you think of his acting?

You think he's a good actor?

And if so, or if not, tell us what your favorite Brad Pitt film is.

You got one, Conn?

You know, I do think he's a good actor.

I think you're gonna know where I'm gonna get with my favorite film of

his.

Fight Club.

Close.

Oh, really?

Moneyball.

Moneyball's great.

Love that film.

Yeah, that's a really good movie.

He was really good in it.

Yes.

And I have to say, he was good in the interview with The Vampire, too, with Tom Cruise.

That movie was, I didn't love the movie, but there was like a, it was kind of hypnotic.

The guy's got tons of stuff in production right now.

I'm just looking at his IMDB page.

I am curious to see how F1 does.

F1 the movie.

He was in this past season of Dave.

You know the show about Lil Dicky?

I don't know the show.

Okay.

It's called Dave and it's about Lil Dicky's a rapper.

Okay.

And it's about him going from like, trying to become a rapper.

Oh.

And it's like, it's kind of based on his real life, but not.

It's more

comedy.

That's interesting.

But Brad Pitt was in the last season as himself.

Interesting.

And in the episode, they caught up with a stalker who wants to get money from Lil Dickie and well, just kind of be their friend, I guess.

Yeah.

Brad Pitt is hilarious in that.

Really?

Yeah.

OK.

I just.

just watch the episode.

It's so good.

I'll tell you, the worst film I saw him in was a film called Killing Them Softly from 2012.

He was such a bad movie.

He wasn't bad in it, but it was a bad movie.

It was like, they like hired him just to put his name on the video cover or whatever.

And then they didn't really, it was just a really bad movie.

World War Z, he was in good zombie film.

I enjoyed that.

And Gloria's Bastards, of course, the Quentin Tarantino movie, the curious case of Benjamin Button, I have not seen that movie.

Is it bad?

No, it's fine.

It's nothing weird spectacular.

Well, you know what the curious case is, right?

Yeah, he has a disease.

He ages backwards.

He ages backwards, that's right.

He was in Confessions of the Dangerous Mind.

What is the one where he played death though?

Oh, Meet Joe Black.

Oh, Saturday Night Live had so much fun with that.

Have you seen Burn After Reading?

Yes, years

ago.

I was looking up Brad Pitt trying to find some funny clips.

That was the only thing that came up.

Okay.

I've never seen that movie.

Really?

He was also in Snatch.

Great movie.

Guy Ritchie movie.

Fight Club, of course.

And then a lot of people might say Seven.

That was a good movie.

Very dark.

Legends of the Fall.

You've got all your Brad Pitt movies, folks.

So that's our question.

Is Brad Pitt a good actor?

And what is your favorite Brad Pitt movie?

I am going to take a Brad Pitt quiz at 7.05 because it's Friday.

We've got that kind of time, folks.

It's great to have you with me tonight.

We got a lot of fun.

It's a bar band Friday night.

We're talking cheese capital festivals, namely the one in Plymouth, Wisconsin, which is happening as we speak.

And our question tonight is, of course, is Brad Pitt a good actor?

And what is your favorite Brad Pitt movie?

Lots of fun stuff here tonight.

Great to have you with me.

It is Nightlight with Peach Wama on the Civic Media Radio Network.

and I'm gonna break into song because I like the song so much.

And then I'm gonna forget I'm on the radio and I'm gonna go, oh God.

This song is really good.

It's a fantastic song.

Hey, this is Pete Schwabba and Nightlight.

Great to have you with me on a Friday night.

We are talking about things that bring us together like we so often do here at Nightlight on a nightly basis from six to eight every weekday.

We've got a great question tonight.

Is Brad Pitt a good actor?

And what is your favorite Brad Pitt film?

F1 the movie opens this weekend is reviewing through the roof Which surprised me?

I feel like the racing thing has been done before Tom Cruise did it with days of thunder back in the 80s again kind of just an okay movie in my opinion, but I've mellowed

I'm less jaded.

You know what was a really what I enjoyed that came out I think in 2023 was Grand Turismo

Yeah,

and it's about the the guy who plays video games and then they actually race

Oh, I have not seen that.

It's really good.

It's with the I can't think of his name, but the guy from Stranger Things.

Was that a Brad Pitt movie?

No.

Okay.

The movies, you know, it

was a movie he didn't stink in.

No, I'm just kidding.

I think I actually think I might go see it.

Okay.

I'm kind of excited to see it actually.

Very nice.

All right, so that's our question.

Is Brad Pitt a good actor and what is your favorite Brad Pitt film?

Have fun with this one, folks.

Checking in on the stream here.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Let's go to the text line first.

Sage Weil, our fearless leader here at Civic Media, texting from Madison says, 12 monkeys.

Yes.

Bruce Willis, I want to say Milit Jovovich and Brad Pitt.

Great movie.

Forgot about that one.

Thank you, Sage.

And Sage says, yes, Brad Pitt is a good actor.

I don't think, I don't know why I asked that.

It's not like I think he's bad.

I really don't.

I think he's done a lot of roles where he's just kind of smiling and you're sort of indifferent that he's in the film, but then he does do really good work too.

So I'm not trying to like, you know, acting shame him because there are times he's, he's been fantastic.

Anna from Madison, she's in the 608 says, hi, Pete and Conrad.

Yes, Brad is a good actor.

My favorite Brad Pitt movie is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Totally with you, Anna.

Love that movie.

She says I also liked him in the Ocean 11 movies.

My take on the Ocean 11 movies is I feel like they're sort of like Brad Pitt.

They're kind of eye candy.

And not to say Brad Pitt is not talented.

I don't mean that.

I mean, but the Ocean's 11 films are like, I always say you can't make a bad script a good film, but you can fool people for some of the time.

Stephen Soderbergh is an outstanding superior director, and he makes those films fun.

Frankly, I don't think there's a lot of substance to them, and it looks like a bunch of friends got together to make a movie, George Pitt, or George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Don Cheadle.

So they're not my favorite films, but very popular.

A lot of people like them, and I have seen them, and I don't dislike them.

I'm often a serious engineer, Conrad.

You're supposed to really be back when

I get back.

And my backpack is still showing.

Thank you, Anna, for the text.

That was great.

And I'm with you.

I love Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

And Quentin Tarantino loves to do that.

He loves to change history in his movies.

He did the same thing in In Glorious Basterds.

Also a Brad Pitt film.

Not a Brad Pitt film, but he was in it and he was very good.

Our pal Don Brown from Waukesha says, Snatch, great movie, Guy Ritchie.

I'm with you Don, loved it.

And Brad Pitt is really funny in that movie.

He acts well and he's very funny.

And he calls, this is weird accent where he calls dogs digs.

You like digs?

It's like, what are you talking about?

Thank you Don, great to hear from you buddy.

Steve from Florida says Brad Pitt was born the same year as me.

So he has to be a good actor.

Steve, I'm usually with you.

But everyone born in the same year as you.

Conrad here's some homework find out other actors that were born the year your dad was born and let's see if your dad's theory holds true We're gonna put your feet to the fire here Steve.

He says I believe his fame grew and being the next Robert Redford My faves are Troy 12 monkeys another one for 12 monkeys money pit money ball I think he means and a river runs through it.

Well, all right, so Another one

Johnny Steve was born that year.

Yep.

Fine act Lisa Kudrow

Lisa Kudrow.

Wow, your dad is a man of his word.

Helen Hunt.

Helen Hunt is good.

And Vanessa Williams.

But they're only going to tell you the popular, the good ones.

They're not going to say, you know.

The stinkers.

Yeah.

Let's go to the stream.

Chad says, hi, Pete.

How are you?

Have you caught me swimming?

Chad comes.

He's been on the show.

Chad's great.

He's developing this great program for dining with lonely people.

The name escapes me at the moment, but it's a really tremendous program.

And Chad, he works so hard and he does not, he has trouble using one of his legs.

And this guy, he was in a terrible snowmobile accident years ago.

And I have never seen anybody work so hard at the gym as Chad works his butt off.

And he's teasing himself here because he sneaks into my neighborhood and goes swimming and nobody tells on him because everybody likes Chad.

No, Chad, I have not seen you there yet, but swim away my friend.

Chad says fight club.

A lot of people like Fight Club.

I liked it.

I don't know if I'd like it now.

I don't know if it would hold up.

Dave on the stream says a river runs through it.

Excellent choice, Dave.

Good movie.

And Don, in case we missed Don's text on the.

On the text line, he also streams Snatch.

So that's fantastic.

Our social media responses are pretty good too.

Mike Desitel says, I think Brad Pitt is a very good actor, very diverse roles.

I guess if I had to pick one movie that stood out to me, it would be In Glorious Bastards.

Another one.

Yeah, we're Tarantino changed history.

Love that movie too.

Mike Toomey, under our post, our social media post in reference to tonight's show said, Pete, be careful.

What he thinks is gonna happen tonight.

I don't know.

Terry Barr is finally going to get me in a headlock and start whaling on me.

It could happen.

It's only a matter of time.

All right.

So your dad's theory is holding true.

I'm frazzled.

I was going to do the show from home tonight and check my new wireless connection because I went with bright speed.

And I want to hear how it sounds.

It's supposed to be better than Spectrum.

I thought, well, it's a Friday night.

Maybe I'll try it.

And I just panicked.

I just don't like to do the show from home.

And I got in the car last minute, but that cost me an hour of prep time.

So I got here.

I was a little frazzled.

She shows you're dedicated.

I'm dedicated.

I don't know if you noticed I was frazzled, but All right when we come back folks.

We're talking cheese and cheese fests Particularly in Plymouth, Wisconsin Mary House of the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce in Plymouth is up next to talk about cheese It's peach wala and nightlight on the civic media radio network

to a Friday night edition of Nightlight, one of our favorite nights of the week.

Definitely top five.

Great to have you with me as we talk about the things in life that make us happy.

Movies and TV, comedy, music, theater.

And of course, a good old-fashioned Wisconsin summertime festival.

And there's a great one happening in Plymouth this weekend.

It is the Cheese Capital Festival.

And if you're up for a road trip or if you live in the area and we're thinking about checking it out, you absolutely have to because it looks like tons of fun.

And joining us now to talk about the Cheese Capital Festival is the executive director of the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Mary Hauser.

Hi,

Mary.

Hi.

Thanks for having

me.

Oh, very, listen, it's our pleasure.

Thanks for taking the time out.

It sounds like a really fun festival, and we can hear some stuff going on in the background there.

Is it in full swing yet, or when does

it actually

start to happen?

We started off right away, and if the music's getting going and all the food's here, we've got tons of people already, and we're just anxiously waiting for the race cars to arrive from Road America for tonight.

Oh, that's right.

So we've got a full two days of fun.

Oh my

gosh.

So you've got a Road America Car Parade starting at 6 p.m.

And we're glad we got this interview in before that starts.

Otherwise, there'd be no point in doing this because we wouldn't even hear you, I'm

assuming.

Right.

That's very

true.

All right.

So tell us what people can expect if they decide to take a trip to Plymouth to the Cheese Capital Festival.

Where does the title come from, Mary?

Is Plymouth the Cheese Capital?

Many years ago we were designated as a cheese capital because we had so many cheese companies in our community and we were the home of the very first cheese exchange which set all the prices of cheese.

So we have been known as that for many years and then we formally kind of trademarked that a few years back and we use it in all of our advertising and our marketing of our community because it's such a great place to visit and a great place to live.

The first cheese is all we do.

Right.

Well, tell us about why Plymouth is such a great place to be in the summer.

Other than the Cheese Capital Festival, I'm sure you could do this in your sleep talking about the benefits of what a great place Plymouth is.

Yeah, Plymouth is a wonderful community.

It's small, but it's close to everything.

If you like the atmosphere of larger cities, you can come here for a day trip.

and enjoy our very quaint downtown, our historical buildings, and we have a really nice collection of eclectic shops and restaurants.

And then all summer long, we do things like this, with festivals all June, July, and August.

Have to celebrate when you can in Wisconsin.

Absolutely.

And you got some great weather, it looks like, for the festival.

Are you a lifelong Plymouth resident, Mary?

I

moved here about 23 years ago, and it was supposed to be temporary.

But we fell in love with the community and we're not planning on going anywhere.

And now you're the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce for God's sake.

So you must absolutely love the town.

For the past 11 years, I've got to do this as my job.

And it's not really a job because it's so much fun here.

That's such great attitude.

All right, so I'm looking at your flyer here.

You have cheese talks.

What's a cheese talk?

Well, we have our local cheese companies.

Of course, we're the home of Sargento, Sartori, Masters Gallery, Great Lakes Cheese, and they all come in and they give presentations on cheese making, cheese grading, cheese pairing, and just different ways of celebrating cheese.

So we have experts from those companies who come in and share their knowledge.

Do they get along?

That's my question.

Oh, absolutely.

Well, there are a lot of them are related.

There's a family that kind of is involved in two or three of them.

So.

Oh, that's fantastic.

Okay.

Yeah.

Are those popular?

Do people like sitting down and listening to talk about cheese?

I mean, do people really embrace

the

cheese element of the festival?

Actually, they do.

They enjoy learning things about it because everybody enjoys cheese.

You have to if you live in Wisconsin.

Absolutely.

So being able to find out how it's made or see how it's made or learn about how they grade cheese and the different kinds of cheese there are.

Information's good for everyone.

So those are just short little 15 minute talks that we put out.

And then we also have a cheese eating contest.

Yeah, I was going

to ask

you about that.

Tell me about the

cheese eating contest.

Yeah, we have people fighting to get into that.

So we ended up drawing names for nine or 10 people and they've got three minutes to eat 16 ounces of cheddar cheese and then whoever eats the most after those three minutes wins the prize.

Oh my gosh.

So how much is three ounces of cheddar cheese?

What are we looking

at there?

No, it's 16 ounces.

Oh, 16 ounces.

It's a full pound of cheese.

So they have three minutes to eat it.

Three minutes to eat a pound of cheese, and then the contest continues after that?

No, then what we do after the end of three minutes, we weigh each block and see who ate the most.

Because you can imagine how dry-tread cheddar cheese is.

Yeah.

Do people get sick afterwards, or do you give them something to wash

it down with?

Yeah, they all have water, but so far nobody's gotten sick, so that's a good thing.

This is our third year of this festival, and we've had the same winner the last two years.

But he said he's not feeling too confident about defending his title this year, so we'll see.

Why not?

Why isn't he feeling confident?

I don't know.

He said he hasn't been training.

What's your favorite kind of cheese, Mary?

I'm of course a cheddar person.

But we have a local company called Sartori that makes artisan cheese that is out of this world.

Oh, wow.

Alright, I'm looking at a bag, a one pound bag of cheese and I cannot imagine.

I mean, could you do that?

Do you think you could eat a

pound of cheese

in three minutes?

No, not at all.

Because it's in a block, it's heavy, it's hard, it's dry.

Cheddar cheese is somewhat of a dry cheese.

So it's not the easiest thing to do.

I'm seriously thinking about jumping in my car right now and driving there to watch the cheese eating contest.

That must

be an absolute spectacle.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

We also have some of our local restaurants that participate in a mac and cheese contest where they make their best mac and cheese and then we have a panel of judges come in and score them.

Oh, that sounds fun.

So we give awards out for best mac and cheese.

Oh, that's so fun.

And of course, people can sample it too.

Yeah, my guest is Mary Hauser.

She is the Executive Director of the Plymouth, Wisconsin Area Chamber of Commerce.

We're talking about the Cheese Capital Festival.

Do you know, Mary, are there other festivals like this in Wisconsin?

I know Madison has a cheese curd festival, but there must be other cheese festivals.

Are you aware of them?

Oh, yes.

Monroe has a huge one every other year.

And there's this massive.

Because I believe Monroe is the Swiss cheese capital.

Okay.

So that's another big event.

But this is just an excuse to get people together.

We have a parade in the morning where all the floats have a cheese theme and we just kind of celebrate our heritage.

It's so great.

It's so great.

Absolutely.

Embrace it.

And you also have live music.

Tell us a little bit about the music you guys are offering.

Well, tonight we have two groups starting at 6.30 tonight after the cars get here.

And tonight's focus is a little bit more maybe

contemporary and top rock.

Tomorrow night is a little bit more country, so we have to have something for everyone.

Yeah,

I see you have doozy at 630 and then the Model Citizens.

I love that name for

a band

at 830 after the Road America Car Parade.

How long is that?

Like, does that parade?

You've allocated two hours.

Is that a two-hour parade?

No, what they do is they depart road America and then they drive into town and part down at the stair park where our festival is.

Okay.

And so everybody can come down and see all the cars and talk with the drivers and.

kind of get, you know, up close and personal like you would at a pit in a fire or a race track.

Like at a race track.

Yeah.

Oh, that's fantastic.

Yeah.

So, all right.

So you've got cheese, Mary.

What else if people go there?

What other food are you offering?

Are there food booths or trucks or something

like that?

Oh, yeah.

We have, we have several food trucks and food booths.

We've got people serving tacos or the shells made out of cheese.

We've got grilled cheese.

We've got baked potatoes.

Of course, the usual hamburger and brats.

We have pitas, we have cheese curds, you know, pretty much everything.

And what is the cheese wedge race?

That's at 4 p.m.

tomorrow.

That's a lot of fun.

We sell raffle tickets for five dollars each or five for 20 where you buy a numbered cheese wedge.

And we take all those cheese wedges and we dump them off the bridge by our park and they come down the river that runs the backside of our park here.

and the first four places win.

And so you can win $1,000.

A thousand bucks?

Yeah.

Oh my gosh, this is fantastic.

All right, so the cheese wedge race, the cheese eating contest, what do you guys offer if people, I assume it's a family friendly event, what do people that bring kids, what is there for kids, Mary?

Well tomorrow morning starting with the parade at 10 we have that and then immediately following we have a whole kids zone.

It's set up with bounce houses, we have face painting, we have one of our local educational farms, bring in some of their babies, their livestock, and we have the Wisconsin Dairy Association represented.

We also have the farm discovery from Wisconsin here when it's located in Manitowoc.

So we have a lot of different things for kids to do.

In addition to our playground down here at the park is a farm-centered playground.

That's excellent.

My guest is Mary Hauser.

We have a couple more minutes here with Mary.

She is the Executive Director of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce.

We're talking about their Cheese Capital Festival, folks, which is happening this weekend.

If you're looking for a road trip, Plymouth is just south of Elkhart Lake.

Do you get a lot of vacationers there, Mary?

Oh, yes.

Elkhart Lake is a huge partner with us.

Oh, that's

good.

And especially with Road America being in Elkhart, where now we're kind of trying to tie the two communities together even more.

Very nice.

So Elkhart Lake or Road America renamed this normal annual race the Cheese Capital Cup.

So that's why we've partnered with them to bring the cars in.

Oh, very cool.

Well, it sounds like a blast.

Mary, everyone who comes on the show, I ask them typically what they're watching on TV.

I assume your job as executive director of the Chamber of Commerce is a year-round job, obviously.

You've got the cheese festival.

This is probably taking up a lot of your time.

When you go home and kick your feet up, Mary, what do you watch on TV?

Well, I like to watch pretty much anything on Netflix.

So anything that's out there, I'll watch.

Anything on Netflix?

Yeah, I like to watch it all.

Do you have a show in particular you're kind of binging at the moment?

I actually just finished binging Tokyo Vice on HBO.

Oh, that's a good show, isn't it?

It is very good show.

Yeah.

I was surprised.

I really liked that too.

All right.

It's the Cheese Capital Festival, folks.

It's happening in Plymouth today and tomorrow.

They've got parades.

They've got bounce houses.

They've got cheese and lots of different food and music options.

It sounds like an absolute blast.

Mary, thank you so much for your time tonight.

And I hope the event is an insane success.

Thank you so much.

We'd love to see you

here.

All right.

You're welcome.

Thanks so much.

I don't know what he thinks.

We had time to get to Plymouth tonight for the...

You know, I actually, when I was growing up, I'd always go to Plymouth Rock Campground.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

That was a fun place, and it was really close to Road America.

Oh, that's cool.

So that's a big... I didn't realize racing was that big

there.

Oh, yeah, it's huge there.

In Plymouth, wow.

Road America is a huge... It's well known.

Wait, is it like based in Plymouth?

Well, it's like kind of on the outskirts, but like, yeah.

Yeah, it's Plymouth and Elkhart Lake, and yeah.

You know who's from Plymouth?

Who's that?

Aaron Carino.

Oh, so he probably knows a lot about.

He probably knows all about the cheese.

I say we get in the car, we pick up Aaron, we hit his hometown, we tear it up.

And do you think you could eat a pound of cheese?

I don't think so.

In three minutes, mind

you.

Definitely not.

That sounds really like...

Maybe if I take my time.

But then I feel like I'd feel so bad

after that.

You can't possibly feel good.

I mean, a pound of cheese, that's the kind of stuff that would never make you want to eat cheese again, I would think.

Yeah.

Well, Wisconsin, so.

It's a little off though.

It's in our blood.

Come

on.

We don't have to force ourselves to eat cheese

though.

There's literally cheese in our blood.

It is cool that there's this many cheese grew.

I didn't realize there were that many headquarters.

You

know,

right there in Plymouth.

I really could go for a cheese curd right now.

All right.

Well, we got time.

We're going to do a very short break and we will come back.

Hey, coming up, it's 7.05, folks.

I'm going to take a Brad Pitt quiz.

I might have to have my wife help me.

She's got a little crush on Brad Pitt, not me.

All right.

We're coming right back.

It's Nightlight with Peach Wabba on the Civic Media radio network.

Hey, this is John Gries, also Uncle Rico, and you're listening to Nightlight of Peach

Chihuahua.

Welcome

back.

You feel like eating cheese now?

That's

just

too much.

Or kind of staying away from it.

I don't know.

I

will have one basket of cheese curds.

A basket?

You

know, like when you said that, I thought you meant like a basket on your bike.

You should drive on your bike eating cheese curds out of the basket.

You

think that's how I get around Green Bay?

I would.

You become a local celeb.

Welcome back to Nightlight.

I am Pete Schwab.

Great to have you with me on this Friday night.

If you're not in your car headed to Plymouth for Cheese Fest, Cheese Capital Fest, what is it?

I always cheese...

She's capital fest.

Yes.

Sure.

You got her.

You got

it.

All right.

We it's a Barbie on Friday night folks.

Terry Bar will be here at 735 and boy she has outdone herself.

I've heard these two songs and these two artists she's bringing tonight and I cannot wait to talk to her about them.

Both Wisconsin people they've got shows coming up all around the state.

So you'll want to hear that and where you can see them live because we'll get a sampling of their music and she's outdone herself as she so often does but

Both these guys are great artists, so that'll be fun at 7.35.

At 7.05.

Conrad, tell people what's happening at 7.05-ish.

Well,

in honor of the question tonight, we are going to, well, I'm going to give you a Brad Pitt movie quiz.

Correct.

Which I'm going to give you a little short description of a movie he's been in, and you have to guess the title.

But you

can't make it too hard.

It's I don't think it's okay because a lot of his movies you just got to give me some nugget of what it might be

So I will give you you know points if you get the title

appreciate, but

I'll give you bonus points if you guess what his name was in that film

can I use IMDB

I Don't think I don't think no you

can

use that no cheat sheet I've

got like a Clark Kent thing happening a little curly thing in my hair if you're watching on the stream folks.

This is a pandemonium

All right, got to take care of.

That'll be fun.

And folks, you guys can chime in too during the quiz.

Conrad, will we read the question?

I'll kind of take my time answering.

So if you know the answer and you're listening on the stream or the text line or whatever, or if you want to call in and have an opinion, that's fine too.

The phone lines are always open, as you know, 855-752-4842-8555.

75 Civic, you can text or call, but...

Join in the quiz if you're a Brad Pitt fan like I said, this is my wife's crush and

So I'll give

you a

I'll give you a phone a friend if you want a lifeline

Yeah,

okay, just one

though.

You can

do that.

You only get one like if I really get in a jam.

Yeah, all right

So speaking of Barbie and Friday night I Love the like I just said this I love the artist Terry has my son is going to see the killers tonight in Milwaukee

at Summer Fest.

And I don't think, here's the problem.

My brother Andrew, you know, he calls me like on Monday.

He goes, hey, I bought eight tickets to the Killers.

Your son Joe was going.

A couple of his buddies are going, a couple of my brother's buddies are going.

He goes, join us on Friday.

I'm like, maybe you haven't heard of a little show called Nightlight with Pete Schwabba that I do on the Civic Media Radio Network every night from six to eight PM.

I can't just like, you know,

I booked these shows sometimes two weeks in advance, sometimes a week in advance.

You know what you could have done?

Could have called in from there and done the whole show on the phone.

Here's just a couple killers tunes.

Yeah.

That's called piracy, I think.

I don't think I could do that, but that does sound like a great show.

I would say these things that I've done, all these things that I've done and Mr. Brightside are two of my favorite songs of the last 20 years.

I'm sure that's going to be an amazing show.

So that'll be fun.

I, you know, all right, so the Oshkosh Pride is happening tomorrow.

Tomorrow, right?

Yeah, I believe so.

Yeah, I was trying to do my best yesterday.

I was really busy.

I was following the thread.

There was about 4,000 messages on the new WISCO chat here at Civic Media, and I couldn't even keep up.

And all I saw was I knew I couldn't be there.

They didn't ask either, by the way, you know.

I'm a prideful guy.

I'm a proud person.

Okay.

I'm happy to go support.

No, they didn't ask.

I had plans anyway, but the t-shirts look cool.

Yeah.

And I'm like, can I get a t-shirt?

So is that weird if I don't go to support the fellow new WISCO team here?

And I just want a t-shirt.

That's kind of lame, right?

Is that kind of Bush League?

No, because you're supporting every time you wear the shirt.

That's true.

And I had, years ago, I had some, I don't, I think I had a rainbow pin or something on.

No, it was a shirt.

It was given to me and I wore it because I support all people.

And a friend of mine, you sure you want to walk around on that?

Like, yeah.

He goes, it's just, you know, a t-shirt people might think.

I'm like, people might think I'm a human being that supports other human beings.

I wear sports jerseys sometimes.

No one ever says, are you worried people are going to think you're on the cubs?

Like, seriously?

Get over yourself, people.

I don't think anyone would think that though.

Oh, you

haven't seen my curveball apparently.

So, are you happy with who the bucks drafted?

You know,

he does, you know, look, who is

it?

Well, I don't know how to pronounce his name.

Okay.

That's becoming more and more of a thing in the NBA.

All these Eastern European guys.

You know,

I'm sure you'll be able to hear it when, you know, you'll hear Mike Columbus through the break.

Okay.

So, yeah, you'll be able to hear it that, but you know, he does look like.

a little bit of a yokich.

Yeah.

Though, you know, I don't keep too heavy on bucks because I'm not really a bucks fan.

Oh, that's right.

The one thing I'm happy about is John Tanje getting drafted.

A lot of people thought he was going to go and draft it, but he was

one of the best around

second round towards the end

to the

Utah Jazz.

And I'm really happy.

He was one of the top scores in the in college last year.

So I'm surprised he didn't go

higher.

Why didn't he go higher?

He's not big.

Well, all right.

So, you know, when you look on ESPN during the draft, you can see all their weaknesses and they're worried he doesn't know how to pass.

He was on the Badgers last year.

Who was he going to pass to?

The Badgers were so, you know, they were just different every game.

You know, if Tanje's playing good.

I want him to have the ball.

So your son's drafted a guy named Liam McNeely, who sounds like an Irish independent film actor.

So...

Drafted 29th.

I'll tell you this, you know, I'm not a son's fan anymore.

Oh, that is so lame.

I can't even.

Do you know why?

No.

I'll

tell you.

Because they drafted Liam McNeely?

Yeah, that's the whole reason.

I'll tell you

during the break.

Alright, tell me during the break.

My bull's drafted Noah Asengay.

We're supposed to be pretty good.

All right, we're coming back, folks.

Brad Pitt quiz coming up next after intermission in Act 2, which will also feature Terry Barr.

We're coming right back on the Civic Media Radio Network.

Broadcasting live from the Civic Media Studios in Green Bay.

This is Night Light with Pete Chihuahua.

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And now, a guy who believes in an eye for an eye, but only if they're lowercase, Pete Chihuahua.

Welcome back to Night Light, folks.

Kicking off act two here on a Friday night on a beautiful Friday night.