Tell Them You Mean Business

"Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast is kicking off the football season with the legendary voice of the Green Bay Packers, Wayne Larrivee. Hear about Wayne's career, memorable moments calling games and his predictions for the Packers this season.

Milwaukee Brewers Play-By-Play Broadcaster, Josh Maurer, is featured on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business talking about his inspiring career in broadcasting, his view of the new pitching rules and his predictions for the playoffs this season.

 Tell Them You Mean Business features Dayne Rusch, the CEO and Co-Founder of Vyper Industries and Vyper Energies.Tune in to hear:Hear Dayne's story of starting his business at 24 years old.Learn how Vyper Industries has secured clients such as Tesla, SpaceX, Honda and more.Find out all about their new all-natural energy drink company: Vyper Energies.

Todd Berlin and Aaron Houpt from Suburban Motors Harley-Davidson are on Tell Them You Mean Business to give all the details about the upcoming Harley-Davidson 120th Homecoming Rally. Topics covered on this episode:What to expect at this year's 120th Harley-Davidson Homecoming RallyWhat specialty vintage items will be available only at Suburban Motors Harley-DavisonThe 120th Harley-Davidson CollectionAaron Houpt gets put in the Hupy Hot Seat: Motorcycle Long-Distance Ride Safety Edition

"Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast  is ringing in Summerfest with this episode featuring Don Smiley, the CEO and president of Milwaukee World Festival, Inc.Tune in to hear:Don's fascinating career in the entertainment industryBehind-the-scenes look at Summerfest 2023Summerfest upcoming headlinersAlso on this episode, listen to a case result reading about our client who received a $525,000 settlement after colliding with a farm vehicle in Wisconsin.

Marc Lasry, Co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks and Co-founder of Avenue Capital Group, is here to talk about his inspiring career, his passions, how he helped turn the Bucks from a "sleepy franchise" to a championship winning team, and finally his decision to sell the Milwaukee Bucks. All this and so much more here on this episode of "Tell Them You Mean Business."

Tell Them You Mean Business podcast is kicking off the riding season with a special motorcycle episode featuring Milwaukee motorcycle legend: Tony Sanfelipo.  Tune in to hear about the impact Tony has made for riders' rights during his 50 years as a rider, how he got the nickname “Pan,” his experience as a senior motorcycle investigator at Hupy and Abraham and so much more.

Legendary actor and long-time friend of the firm, William Shatner, is here to kick off season three of "Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast! Listen as Shatner discusses his fourteen-year relationship with Hupy and Abraham, his recently published book and trip to space, how he stays sharp at 91 years old and finally his upcoming appearance in Milwaukee. 

Mike Wojciechowski, Milwaukee Admirals' VP of Business Development, is here to give you a behind the scenes look at the Milwaukee Admirals, talk about his predictions for the rest of the season and tell some hilarious stories from his 40 year career with the Admirals. Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who was injured after being rear-ended on a highway off-ramp by a pickup truck.

Did you know that peanut butter is foodbank gold? In honor of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin's launch of the PB & J Challenge, the “Tell Them You Mean Business” podcast is kicking off the new year spotlighting Feeding America's President and CEO Patti Habeck. Check out the episode highlights:Feeding America's impact on relieving hunger for over 500,000 individuals who are food insecure All about Feeding America's Peanut Butter & Jelly Challenge Milwaukee Buck's star Bobby Portis's partnership with Feeding America and how he is changing children's livesPatti is put in the Hupy Hot Seat – Food Safety EditionAlso on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who received $85,000 after she was injured in a restaurant drive-through.

Gretchen Jameson, Chief Learning Officer and Group President of Social Impact at Kacmarcik Enterprises, is here to tell you how you can make this holiday season a little brighter for kids and families by participating in the Kapco Kids 2 Kids annual toy drive. Hear about the heartwarming story of how this toy drive became one of the region's largest and most successful toy drives since its humble beginnings in 2005. Learn how you can get involved, find out what's in store for this year's toy drive, and listen as Gretchen is put in the Hupy Hotseat to answer questions about toy safety.  Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about our clients who were driving to Door County for a holiday weekend when a driver disregarded a stop sign and pulled onto the highway in front of our clients' vehicle.

This special Veterans Day episode of "Tell Them You Mean Business" features Neil Willenson, the co-founder of Camp Hometown Heroes. Camp Hometown Heroes is a camp that provides hope and healing to children and families who have lost a loved one in service. Hear about the camp, the wonderful work they do and the impact they have made on children's and families' lives.

Taylor Nicole, creator of the 'Gothsconsin' TikTok account, is featured on this special spooky Halloween episode of "Tell Them You Mean Business." Taylor's Gothsconsin account educates viewers about Wisconsin's haunted history. On this episode, Taylor tells us how she has turned her passion for Wisconsin haunted tales (and love for Kwik Trip) into a spooky and successful TikTok account with over 130K followers. Listen to some true eerie stories and play along as Taylor is put to the test in a special Halloween Hupy Hotseat game.

Billy is the corporate philanthropic advisor for WI Humane Society and is here to talk about  the great work that Wisconsin Humane Society does, what a "foster failure" is, and how a dog named Pork Chop stole the show at the Brewer's Bark in the Park game. Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who was thrown from his motorcycle after colliding with a vehicle who ran a red light. Stay tuned for all this and so much more, here on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business.  

COA executive director Charlotte Cannon-Sain and director of programs Nicole Thompson join us on this special back-to-school episode of "Tell Them You Mean Business". COA is a  nonprofit organization that nurtures children, supports families and builds strong and resilient communities one child, one family and one community at a time.Learn about this wonderful organization, the work they do in Milwaukee and how to get involved.Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who fell and broke her wrist at the DMV after an attendant required an illicit physical test. 

On this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business, we have a guest who tells the criminals in our community that HE means business. With us is Scott Abrams, President and Treasurer for Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit organization that encourages members of the community to step forward and assist law enforcement in the fight against crime. Find out more about this organization and how YOU can fight crime in our community in this exclusive interview.Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about our client who received $480,000 after being injured by pipe that came loose at his workplace.   

Milwaukee Brewers Play-by-Play Broadcaster, Lane Grindle, is on "Tell Them You Mean Business" to talk about his story of getting into professional sports broadcasting, a breakdown of  small market teams management, and his predictions for the Brewers this season. Lane also plays Hupy and Abraham Traffic Jam on his episode, testing his knowledge of safe driving. This episode also features a case result reading about a client who received a settlement of over $99,000 after being hit by a distracted driver, causing her to crash into a tree.

Season Two of Tell Them You Mean Business is here with new music, new segments and exciting guests!NFL Packers Hall of Fame player and all-time leading receiver, Donald Driver, is here to talk about being a successful former professional athlete, winning Super Bowl XLV, the Donald Driver Foundation,  being a New York Times Best Selling Author, winning Dancing with the Stars, his story of being drafted by the Packers in the seventh-round of the 1999 NFL Draft and how he worked to become a Packers Hall of Fame athlete. Donald also gets put in the 'Hupy Hot Seat' and gets grilled on some Hupy and Abraham trivia. This episode also features a case result reading about a client who was hit by a negligent driver resulting in a $610,000 settlement.All this and so much more here on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business. 

 This episode is all about kicking off the riding season right. Tune in to hear riders: Attorney Chad Kreblin, Attorney Todd Korb and Lead Motorcycle Investigator, Drew "Doc" Webb from Hupy and Abraham talk about what they ride, their most memorable biker cases and what they are looking forward to this riding season.

“Mama Tried” is more than just a song by Merle Haggard - it is also the name of the upcoming Milwaukee motorcycle show from March 4-6 that is part race, part rock show and part circus. On this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business podcast, the co-owner of Mama Tried Motorcycle Show and Flat-Out Friday, Scott Johnson, is here to tell you about the upcoming events at the show, behind the scenes info and the history of how it all began. If you are going to Mama Tried Motorcycle Show, this is one episode you do NOT want to miss. All this and so much more here on this episode of the award-winning podcast: Tell Them You Mean Business. 

What do Giannis, Justin Bieber and Deontay Wilder all have in common? They've all bought jewelry from Milwaukee's largest jeweler, and Tell Them You Mean Business's latest guest, Harry Glinberg.Hear how Harry got his reputation as “jeweler to the sports stars” and about some of his most famous clients. Harry also tells his story about his bid to create the Milwaukee Buck's 2021 championship rings. All this and so much more on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business. 

Brian Lammi started out working in a one-bedroom apartment with "one client and one phone line" and has grown to become the Founder and CEO of Team Lammi, a minor sports empire with clients such as Donald Driver, Jordy Nelson, Aaron Jones, and many more. Hear how Brian's story began, his challenges along the way, and the inspirational stories from his work with professional athlete clients over the past 20 years. Brian also discusses how Team Lammi has transitioned to have college athletes as clients.With all these inside scoops, this is one episode you do NOT want to miss.

Tune in to hear the amazing and inspiring work that these organizations are doing in the Milwaukee community this holiday season and all year round. Street Angels works to build relationships with people experiencing homelessness, partners with local organizations and advocates to close the gap on homelessness. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evening, the Street Angels team takes to the street to provide food, water, clothing, hygiene items, blankets and other necessities to Milwaukee County's homeless population.The Salvation Army is a worldwide religious and charitable organization that gives back to each community in which it works through volunteer work, fundraising, seasonal events and so much more.Hear about these wonderful organizations, how you can get involved and so much more on this episode of Tell Them You mean Business. 

Todd Berlin is the general manager for Suburban Motors Harley-Davidson, one of the last family owned Harley-Davidson stores in Wisconsin. Todd is here to tell you his personal story of becoming passionate for motorcycles and an avid rider. Along with his story, Todd gives tips for new riders and an inside look into how the Harley-Davidson motorcycle sales industry has changed since 2020. All this and so much more on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business. 

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month,  Linda Short,  PR Chair & volunteer coordinator at WBCS  is here to tell her story of working with Wisconsin Breast Cancer Show House and  the amazing work and events this organization does to to raise money for cancer research.WBCS is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization that supports early stage breast cancer & prostate cancer research at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Linda Short is a survivor of breast cancer and is dedicated to volunteer and charitable work for her community. Linda's passion to help the community goes far beyond WBCS working as a Milwaukee Public School teacher, a volunteer for a local nature center, a water fitness class coach for older adults and a supporter for breast cancer and prostate cancer survivors. Tune in to hear all about Linda's story, WBCS events, how to get involved,  what a show house is + behind the scenes show house info and so much more all on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business.

Our first guest is Ticket King owner, Jim Bryce,  covering topics such as: The transition from "hawking tickets" in the 90's to the digital ticketing platforms today Buck's game six ticketing market and pricing How the ticket broker business was affected during COVID-19The Superbowl ticket marketWhere to buy your Summerfest tickets today and what shows are selling out fastAlso listen as Attorney Jason Abraham answers the question, "Once I hire your law firm for a personal injury case, how long will it take to conclude the case?” in our Q and Abraham segment.Finally, in this episode's community spotlight, we hear about Guardians of the Children - a nonprofit volunteer organization where bikers educate the public about child abuse and work to create a safer environment for abused and neglected children. 

This episode features Chrissy Gluege, Executive Director of the Waukesha County Fair, as she tells us how the oldest fair in Wisconsin has changed since the 80's, how the fair managed to have nearly a record turn out this year, and of course, all about fair favorites including funnel cakes, turkey legs, pig and duck races and even tractor demolition derbies. Host, Jason Abraham, is also joined by longtime friend and special motorcyclist guest, Tiger Beyer, who talks about his journey with ABATE Wisconsin, what he looks forward to at Sturgis this year and explains what “perfect riding hair” is.  All this and so much more on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business.

Our first episode features a community spotlight on the President and CEO of SHARP Literacy, Lynda Kohler, as she talks about her career in the Midwest nonprofit world and SHARP's upcoming fundraiser on July 15th: UnWrapped. Also featured on this podcast is Hupy and Abraham's own attorney and BMW motorcyclist, Todd Korb, as he talks about his experience as a rider and personal injury attorney at Hupy and Abraham with stories about motorcycle injury cases and more rider resources that you don't want to miss. 

Introducing Hupy and Abraham's podcast: Tell Them You Mean BusinessThis podcast features stories and events from the community, insights and rider resources for motorcyclists and serves as a way for listeners to learn more and ask questions about personal injury lawsuits. Hosting is Hupy and Abraham's own attorney Jason Abraham - a top tier Midwest personal injury attorney and community activist. Be sure to tune in to hear Jason interview community leaders, dedicated motorcyclists and even a few professional athletes down the line. Subscribe so you never miss an episode and remember, if you are injured in an accident, call Hupy and Abraham at (800) 800-5678 to tell them you mean business.