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Yes, The List may sound 29, but it's actually older!  The NBA finals STARTING in June is always weird.  We explore the odd ways to replace Air Force One.  Memorial Day has me reminiscing. And, seeing the NBA Finals begin makes me harken for college hoops!

Yes, the 81st anniversary of D-Day, one of the most important days in history. We salute those who served and continue to do so today. Also, problems with Elon arise.  We'll explore the latest tariff hokey-pokey!  And, we enter June...with all it has in store for us!

Yes, we observe 100 days of the new(old) Presidency. And the first person has already been fired from his caninet!  The NFL draft is in the books and it was something!  Construction is starting to take a toll on open exits and our patience. Plus, we check the BP on Mel Kiper Jr.

With the 23rd pick.....the crowd goes crazy!  Yes, the draft finally debuted in Green Bay and it was lit!We'll say a fond farewell to a very popular Pope. Patience is necessary in and around Green Bay this weekend. And, tariffs continue to confuse and I may not be able to explain them.

It's time for The List, pre-draft edition!  Ok, first we're checking in to a geriatric exercise park. Then we hail the winner of the green jacket. There's much to say about what's said in the White House press room. And, we finish with comments on the commandments...so let it be done!

We begin with the great Bill Withers, singing it's going to be a "lovely day"!  There's plenty of tariff talk, an update on the Masters and more.  Did Nero fiddle while the stock market crash? The future of DOGE may not include Musk for long. And, an idea for a new horror flick!

Everybody get into the group chat pool!  We break down the final game for Bucky, remembering the good about the season. We inspect the latest federal government cuts and how its affecting the economy.  A green jacket ceremony is in somebody's near future. And, a reminder to exercise your civic duty and vote!

Orange...because we have started our 5th season in Wisconsin: construction. We hand out some weight loss advice.  Also, tariffs and ingnoring judges will get you in trouble.  Yes, we are pretty sure where a former Green & Gold QB is headed soon. And, we dish on drivers that you pass...temporarily.

Always appreciate the visit with Tom on all of our major road projects.  First, we focus on the weather and a few updates to previous projects.  Then, it's time to get down to the big I-41 project.We discuss progress from year one into two, what's next and why some areas are yet to see work. Then, we wrap with an update on other projects and how you can get the latest info on all of it!

Tariffs for everyone!  O.K., I get it...this is serious stuff as our 401K's are getting pounded. We talk about the excitement in the golf world, with the TPC now and the green jacket on the line soon. Also, why are we shlepping cars on the White House lawn?  And, it's my grandson's world, and I'm just livin' in it!

Tariffs are the "in" thing these days. Canada may not agree, and the stock market has an upset stomach right now.  Also, we look forward to spring, the golf season and opening day!  we look at just how many of us NEVER exercise!  And finally, Trump's DOGE cuts dig deep.

OK, maybe it's just our country that's bloated!  We DOGE our way through monster cutbacks. Also, we say goodbye to February.  There's good news about chocolate and our hearts!  And, we note that eggs are the new gold and how healthy hens should be treated like royalty right now!

It's time for the nightmare of January to end....good ridance.  We pause to pay respects to those who perished and all who loved the victims of the crash at Reagan Natl.  Rest in peace.  We also review the first two tumultuous weeks of Trump, take two.  We revel in the fact that Jerry Jones is still firmly in control in Big D. And, do I detect a stirring in the Democrat ic party this week?

Get your pardons here...all at the Pardon store!  We dive into week one of Trump 2.0. There's also a look at this week's championship games in the NFL. We look at how lame the NFC North teams were this year in the playoffs. And, we gaze off in a strange wonderment of how we got here...really.

Yes, it is a sad day in baseball. Bob Uecker passes away and the memories flood in.We'll take a look back at the Green and Gold's season. And, a look ahead to a new administration.An arctic front is moving in at the same time fires continue out west.

Here we go with our first List of 2025!  Yes, a smober note to begin as we remember those killed in New Orleans. Also, the new year means a new president, a new diet and new colors!  Then again, we must usher out the old and begin anew in D.C. There's a bit of football to chat about and what the heck is "targeting" anyway? Happy New Year!

The election is in the books, so let's talk about it!  I shared a few observations on the transition. Also, a good remedy to not getting sleepy may be good sox!  We look into the Green and Gold at the bye week. And to finish, a rallying call for those who feel down after Tuesday's election results.

Yes, it's a special edition of The List, my pre-election effort.  We begin with the massive early voting, which has been enormous across the country.  Also, we have a remedy on what do with all those campaign signs waving in our yards.  Halloween costumes and freaky rallies come to mind. And, we finish with some common sense reminders about how we should act after Election Day.

We begin with a pre-List chat about the retirement of Tony Bennett, a Wisconsin legend. Then, on toTthe List, with more shenanigans 18 days out from election day.  A prediction on Houston having a problem at Lambeau on Sunday.  We observe, and suffer through, another Wisconsin driver beef. And, to finish, we explore why Halloween decorations have become an obsession.

We begin with an assist to aid organizations helping after so many hurricanes. The campaign trail motors on with less than a month to go.  Petulance will get you nowhere in the NFL. FEMA responds after lies spread by the former President about funds and how they are used. And we finish with the truth...as hard as it may be to find.

That's right, no infuriating instructions to limp through.  We dip into political waters and how attractive a backup quarterback may soon become.  There's a sure sign that you're not paying attention to your driving.  We commiserate over a cancelled marathon and nasty storm.  Plus, a sign that election workers are hard to come by and why they're leaving.

Dave is not a fan of the new M&M's flavor.  We continuesd watching the campaign trail and some of the crazy claims you'll hear. There's someone passing you on the highway, so don't freak!  Football is on the brain...in more ways than you might expect. And, handing out kudos to those about to run over 26 miles.

The List goes crazy over fitted sheets and great pretzels.  Plenty to talk about on the way the campaign trail has changed in the past two weeks. Also, we welcome back those held in Russia. Mile of Music is here...yes!  And, there's an interesting new billboard recently erected in Florida.

The Northeast Wisconsin Regional Director joined me for a mid-season construction update.Tom admitted that the spring and early summer has slowed progress a bit.  We talked about the staus of the I-41 rehab project on the metro's west side and what's left to do. The crews are off to a busy start on the I-41 re-do from Highway 15 to De Pere, including the closing of N and overpass work.We finish with other future projects and the 511 website that stays updated every week.

The List begins with a take on Justice Thomas' lust for travel....free travel. A big swing at the political world, including Biden's age woes. Plus, the former President has his own issues.  My Wisconsin driver beef hones in on left lane lukers. And we finish with a thought on how Biden is trailing in most polls, though it's hard to reconcile for many.

Yep, a pre-Fathers Day List today.  We say goodbye to NBA legend Jerry West. Also, how strange this election season is on so many levels. I mention what made me sad this week. And, a finish full of dragons that have been sorely missed.

This is The List for 6-7-24. Yes, the day after the 80th anniversary of D-Day, which we highlight here.Also, putting the Trump conviction into focus. We pay kudos to money well earned and pay heed to anxious drivers. Then, we finish with a really big case of beer...really big!

We begin with delightful fields...of dandelions.  There's a big court case playing out in NYC.  Also, we give a draft grade to the Green and Gold.  Plus, we learn more about pork tapeworm and what it can do to you brain!  And to finish, one final fowl update on our recent turkey invasion.

The List dives into a courtroom in NYC.  We take a clumsy look at some new surveys, too.  Also, there's the quarterback-heavy NFL draft and the strategy for the Green & Gold.  Nodding off in court gets a defendent a new nickname.  And, we finish with kind words for a departed star.

Our monthly visit with Tiffany began with a first quarter wrap up.  We also discussed how coming out of winter and presenting your home in spring is so important. From cleaning up the outside to freshening the look indoors is vital.  Also, we discussed inventory and what is holding back any buyers from getting the process started.  Finally, a great website tool and how you can connect with Tiffany Holtz to get the ball rolling!

We open up the List with the next item the Arizona Supreme Court will run on.  Also, a big shake on the east coast, with another one coming next week.  We cover the eclipse and the fight for the green jacket.  Current and former presidents have their issues. And, we credit where it's due with college basketball and more!

The List picks up a shovel, hopefully for the last time this season. Some campaign news to review, including the Wisconsin election results.  The big tournies for hoops wrap up this weekend, and the pursuit for a green jacket is about to begin.  We take a stab at traffic as construction season is here. And, pass out kudos to Neenah's Allie Ziebell on her outstanding season.

The List rolls with new rules for the No Fun League.  We take a look at look at campaign visits and speeding drivers.  Also, the ramifications of the bridge collapse in Baltimore. We are closing in on a special week in Augusta, Georgia. And finally, special words from the Pope on this holy weekend.

Appleton knows how to put on a great parade.  Eric Stadler is with the Appleton Parades Committee and reminds us to get entries in soon.  We chatted about this year's theme and how easy it is to access parade info. We entertain some parade float ideas and who might want to get involved. Plus, an easy guide to get registered and start the process!

The List is back as the Big Dance gets going!  We take you to the campaign trail and to the Dentist chair.  We hit on the "shocking" results in the Russian presidential election. The snow we received is actually a good thing.  Finally, when a salute is anything but a salute and some tips from Shohei!

Author B.J. Hollars joined Dave for a chat about his new book.  We take you back to the 1960's Democratic primary in the state, when primaries as we know them we very different. How the Kennedys rallied to Jack's side, from Bobby, Ted and Jackie to many Wisconsonites who joined the fight to win the primary. Jack eventually won in Wisconsin, took West Virginia and marched on to the eventual nomination.  This book chronicles the contributions of so many that helped Jack win, and watched in anguish when Jack's life was taken in 1963.

Here we go into some of the craziness that is March. Moves by the Green And Gold may have been for the best.  We have a few takes on politics. My Wisconsin driver beef is a cautionary tale. And, we finish with a goodbye to one of the areas best men.

It was time to chat with Tom for a preview of the 1-41 project.  Tom updated us on informational meetings coming up.  Then, we dig into what will happen on 1-41 in 2024.  We also chat about other large projects in the area for the next year or two. Tom gives us good info on websites to check and ways to stay on top of 1-41 project news throughout the years to come.

Tiffany is excited for spring and it shows!  We talk about inventory and what to expect this spring. Also, Tiffany and her crew will be busy with numerous open houses this weekend.  We dive into what happens if the rates start to drop and how to get ready. Plus, finding out what your home is worth can be crucial and Tiffany helps guide us through the process.

March Madness is almost here!  We recap some of the crazy week in politics, including Super Tuesday.  Joe Biden's State of the Union address gets some play, as does Nikki Haley's campaign suspension.  The NFL legal tampering period is about to begin. And, no need for sleeping meds when the campaigns for presdient should do the trick!

Tune in to hear Dave Edwards' conversation with Doug Dokey, the Business Manager of UA 400 Pipe Trades, regarding the upcoming 3rd annual Women In The Pipe Trades event on March 6th. UA 400 is comprised of about 2,300 members across 18 counties in NE Wisconsin, with about 30 of those members being women—a number they are continually hoping to increase. As a branch of the United Association of Plumbers & Pipefitters, which boasts 355,000 members in the US and Canada, UA 400 is dedicated to offering training and providing skilled labor to their 105 signatory contractors in the plumbing, pipe fitting, HVACR service, and pipe fabrication industries.

Welcome to March! We begin with the moon lander that had trouble...uh, landing. Along the way, we roast a House Committe Chair, the NFL's combine and our turbulent weather. Also, we get ready for the Madness. And, a cool gesture by the White House does not go unnoticed.

Back at it with a prediction for the next big game. And, the former President's legal issues continue. The current President has his own troubles. There's a Wisconsin driver beef and a hope for better days from the Bucks. To finish, we present a sure-fire sign of spring!

It's a pre-Big Game edition! Oh, and Valentines Day is coming up too! We hit the campaign trail and look at some of what Congress bungled this week. Trump trials and more, plus a prediction for the Big Game. And, we finish with applesauce...who knew?

Our monthly visit with Tiffany began with pre-spring excitement. Many are attending Parade of Homes events and seeing other area construction at the same. Tiffany always has extensive advice for first-time buyers and what people should consider when putting their home on the market. We talked about inventory and getting pre-approved ahead of your search. And, how you can find out what your home is worth right now...it may surprise you!

The varmint has spoken...let spring begin! We tackle some politics and some dubious politicians.On to football, where we are not alone in our comizeration as the season is ending. Also, a driver beef with flying obstacles. And, we finish where we started...a song from Sonny & Cher.

The List starts with a tough vision of Jason Kelce. Hang in there Taylor! Also, we head to a busy campaign trail that may not be busy for long. There's a recap of the Packers season and a look to next year. And, Trump's trials and tribulations go hand in hand.

The Fox ValleyAires hit the studio! The Men's Barbershop quartet stays busy on Valentines Day and you can have them drop in for a special visit. Dave asked the Gents to sing a few songs, while Dick gave us the lowdown on some great stories in their history of singing. We capped it off with info on how you can book the Boys and heard a great song on the way out. Give Dick a call and get ready for a special Valentines gift!

It's a post-snowstorm update on The List. This week, politics and football dominate the chat. We're gearing up for a showdown on the west coast as the candidates head east. The brutal cold has left a dent in the thermometer and a new report on cancer was an eye-opener. Finally, if looks like Herbert Hoover, is it Herbert Hoover?

It's a snowstorm edition of The List! Lots of talk about football as Wild Card weekend is here.The campaign trail winds through Iowa, for whatever reason. Donald Trump has issues, lots of issues. And, with the end of the pro football season comes lots of coaching changes. Enjoy!

Here's our first effort of the new year! We begin with thoughts on the college bowl season. Also, with the Iowa caucuses on the horizon, a few thoughts on the campaign. Plus, my Wisconsin driver beef focuses on blind spot drivers...evil! And, we finish with a washed-up new year's bash!