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What is going on at 1265 Lombardi Ave? Are we extending LaFleur or not? ESPN’s Gabe Neitzel joins the program to talk about the delay of news of extending LaFluer – or not extending him

Talk about a pocket pancake! This hour, we begin with asking Microsoft President Brad Smithif A.I. will take over. Plus, LaFleur's extention and where is it, and the Weekend Trend w/ Sandy Maxx

The Weekend Trend and we have a space theme! Moonwalking lessons, space movies, concerts, and so much more space themed things at the Waukesha Jamboree. Also, the Goblin King Ball at Turner Hall. Plus, an *intimate* evening with Pat Murphy, and Professional Bull Riding

Nobody knows what it means. This hour, more details surrounding the ICE involved shooting in Minneapolis - the new one. An Everyday Hero. And an announcement from Pabst Theater Group with a new product they are offering this year.

Also, basketball! This hour, a special guest at the White House today. The Microsoft President answers a question if he thinks A.I. will ever take over. The astronauts are officially back (with one more than they left with??) And Mark Tauscher tralks LaFleur's extension and what's with the delay

We brief Tausch on our speculation of the reason the astronauts on the ISS were sent home early was because of a pregnancy. Which means it happened in space. Will Maury Povich be involved? Anyway, back to business on LaFleur. What’s the delay on the announcement with LaFleur?

Great response to that question. This hour, more details surrounding another ICE involved shooting in Minneapolis. Debbie's snowmobile safety piece. An Everyday Hero, and ESPN's Jen Lada stops by to discuss empathy and professionalism in an NFL press conference

Everyday Hero! After a Vanilla Ice Reference, a man who witnessed kids crossing a very busy highway. This man risked his own life to grab these kids who were aimlessly wondering in the highway. And the caretakers – had no idea?! Thank goodness for this Everyday Hero.

An exchange with a reporter and the Jacksonville Jaguars head coach where the reporter congratulated the coach on the success of their season following a loss to the playoff game. ESPNs Jen Lada stops by to discuss. There was blowback. Is there a time and place for that? Did the reporter overstep being complimentary? Jen gives her thoughts. What’s the balance between professionalism & empathy?

At least its from one of our own! This hour, we begin with USA Speedskater and Olympic medalist Emrey Lehan to talk about his prep for Milan. Also this hour, a way to determine if you're sick ahead of time, and Dr. Ken Harris talks on a 14 year old case finally issuing charges

The Winter Olympics are almost here – and we have Bronze Medalist and Team USA Speedskater Emery Lehman on the program to talk about his year leading up to the Winter Olympics in Milan, the success he has had as a speedskater, his time in other Olympic competitions, and of course what he’s looking forward to at this year’s winter Olympics.

There's the recepie to combating A.I. This hour, we begin with our full conversation with Microsoft President Brad Smith where we talk data centers, A.I. advancments, and of course how does Smith use A.I.? Also, Giannis boo'd back at the crowd yesterday, and President Trump flipped the bird. What an hour!

Microsoft President Brad Smith was at UW-M for support of the billion dollar A.I. Data Center. He was just in Washington D.C. giving a huge talk about the advancement of A.I. and the United States’ investment in those centers. Now, a lot of locals are nervous about what these data centers will do to their properties, their home, and more the actual costs of these data centers. Microsoft was transparent on shouldering the costs and not pushing it on citizens. Our conversation with Microsoft President Brad Smith.

Is this the official beginning of the end? Fans boo'd the Bucks - Giannis boo'd back. We discuss that with Mark Tauscher. Also this hour, where we stand on 'WisEye' and a Badgers buzzer beater you have to hear

So the Bucks got boo’d yesterday after getting blown out by the Timberwolves last night – without their best players on the floor. At one point, Giannis boo’d the crowd back following a tough And-1. Mark Tauscher joins the show – and is this the beginning of the break up and the end to Giannis’ time in Milwaukee?

Thanks for coming out Microsoft CEO Brad Smith! This hour, a conversation with the leader of one of the biggest tech giants of the world. Plus, The US push for Greenland becoming more aggressive. And Dr. Ken Harris answers the question as to why a 14 year old case is finally coming back with fresh charges.

A case back in 2012 has come back with charges. Corey Stingley, a 16-year-old who was caught shoplifting a convenient store in West Allis. Customers tried to stop Stingley and ended up giving him injuries that eventually killed him. Those men where never charged – up until today. Those two men are facing charges. Why did it take so long? Dr. Ken Harris joins the show to lend his expertise.

Every winter in Wisconsin, snowmobiles don’t just hit the trails. They cross roads. They share space with cars and during International Snowmobile Safety Week, the Wisconsin DNR says that overlap matters more than ever.

Those kids were swinging! This hour, we begin with CBS News White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi from the latest from Washington. We also detail the player's thoughts on Matt LaFleur, and Miwaukee's traffic safety measures that it got more funding for.

CBS White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins the program. A lot to cover and we start with the major protests going on in Iran and President Trump is threatening to intervene. Now, as Olivia details, there is currently an internet blackout – so there’s no way of really knowing what’s going on in Iran. But what does intervene mean? Plus back home, investigations continuing into the ICE involved shooting in Minneapolis and threats of sending more troops to Minneapolis as tensions continue to rise.

What a masterclass in producing. This hour, yes the astronauts in space are coming back, and we speculate as to why. Microsoft CEO Brad Smith speaking at a conference touting his data centers and their transparency for residents in Wisconsin, and an amazing hockey brawl you need to see

Asked and answered. This hour, a hearing in front of the Supreme Court regarding transgender athletes. Plus, Brian Niznansky previews the winter Olympic sport that is winter in January, and Mark Tauscher talks about the future of Matt LaFleur, and how we still don't know if he's getting fired or extended.

Mark Tauscher joins the program and the players love him. Despite the result – the players are bought in to Matt LaFleur. But will the front office listen? Plus, we have a bite from Micah Parsons who put the accountability of the loss on the players, not on coaching. So which is it? Will LaFleur be gone or extended?

Not the major event in Italy, but what we're dealing with right here! Brian Niznansky joins the program and after a quick check-in on his thoughts following the Packers loss, today is going to be warm. Like, we might touch 50. However, it’s supposed to snow late tonight and later in the week. Niz warns this may mix with some rainy/slushy mix that could impact the morning commute.

We're just connecting *some* dots. This hour, we preview the Clintons appearing before the oversight committee for his association to Jeffrey Epstein. A Winter Survival Guide from Mkewithkids.com. Safe street funding, and Lori Nickel talks player/coach relationship - especially when the job of one of them is in question.

Exit interviews are happening in Green Bay after their season ended on Saturday night in the NFC Wild Card game. The job security of one coach Matt LaFleur is in question after another playoff loss. Lori Nickel joins the program and we talk about the comments of the players and how the locker room truly feels about their leader. There’s a lot of work to do – but Lori details how LaFleur being the coach, isn’t the only one to blame.

Now that football is over – winter is officially here – and we need something to do on the weekends with no Packer games! Calie Herbst from mkewithkids.com joins the program to give us her Winter survival guide! Sled hills, ice skating, and even glow events that happen at night!

Possible Wisconsin's Morning News movie outing again? This hour, we begin with the Packers breakdown and what the future holds. Plus, the 'block Oracle' movement. And The Week Ahead!

It's got to get cleaned somehow. This hour, we begin with going to 'The Office' with LAK Group's Mike Grubich with more generational divides in the workplace. The Breakdown of the Packers Breakdown, and of course another story we do every year - yet we make fun every year.

We head into The Office with Mike Grubich! We begin with the ‘never-ending work day’ which is a good reason for employees to get upset. How do managers make sure this doesn’t happen? Plus, employees who yell at their managers – is this the cause of generational differences? Mike breaks it all down.

Sounded like something. This hour, we begin with with the Federal Reserve being subpoenaed by the DOJ and what that means. We do The Week Ahead, and Mark Tauscher stops by to break down the season ender for the Green Bay Packers

Mark Tauscher joins the show and my goodness, it still hurts how the Packers lost to the Bears, with a 2nd half collapse that will make for a tough and long offseason. Tausch talks about momentum, what should have ‘snuffed’ the Bears out, but it turned from snuffer to suffer real quick.

The Week Ahead – A boost to tourism attempt in Milwaukee, NASA is bringing home the astronauts at the ISS due to a ‘medical concern.’ More playoff football this weekend, and what is all coming to the silver screen.

And that "if" definitely happened. Cue the Michael Stipe! A tough end to the Packers season - so what's next? Plus, the block Oracle movement. We explore all the international dealings with ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers, and of course we have another annual story that we 'have' to cover.

A lot happening internationally that the US has its hands in. ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers joins the show. We begin with Cuba, who has had it’s oil supply nearly cut off since the US intervened with Venezuela. The President warning Cuba to make a deal with the US ‘sooner rather than later.

It's a crutch until you haven't used it in forever! The Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas took place this week - and there are so many products coming out some seem too good to be true. Others seem so bad they sound fake. So what better opportunity to play a CES edition of Fact or Fiction

"Better score a touchdown" Thanks coach! This hour we begin with sound and comments from officials following the ICE shooting in Minneapolis - as well as the one in Portland. Plus, sick astronauts, a gameplan for Saturday night, and a Pancake Breakfast Special that is almost too good to be true.

What was the first song you bought on iTunes 25 years ago? What a look back at a revolutionary time in music! Also this hour, we dive into a press conference with the Mayor of Minneapolis speaking on the ICE shooting earlier in the week - we also get into the Portland situation as well. And all the Packers Bears rivalry storylines

You all know Mean Gene. It's just a matter of how long you've known him. This hour, celebrating a revolutionary anniversary, the latest details of the MN ICE Shooting investigation, why those astronauts have to come home. And Mark Tauscher stops by to preview Packers/Bears

Mark Tauscher joins the program and of course this is the last day of prep before Packers / Bears on Saturday night! The Packers practiced at Lambeau yesterday. Something to look into? A test of the outside elements? Also Solider Field field stinks. Why? We then get a prediction from Tausch