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Matt Wild from "Milwaukee Record" recaps his favorite songs from local musicians for this month.

From the roots of a corporate flight department, to operating an FBO, Jet Out now has their sites on building a sustainable fractional model on the Cessna Citation CJ4 platform. Some of the topics we'll cover: Jet Out origins Why the CJ4? How to operate profitably Flight Path on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/731GLRs2tO2ZyL9bzGseXs Jet OUT Links Matt Wild LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joecrivello/ Joseph Crivello LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-wild-48aba82b/ Jet OUT: https://jetout.com/ FLYING's Links flyingmag.com flyingfinance.com avbuyer.com aircraftforsale.com Preston on Social Media: Twitter/X: x.com/prestonholland6 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/prestonholland

On this edition of The Catered Quiz, Rick is joined by Milwaukee Record editor and co-founder Matt Wild ahead of Milwaukee Record's 10-Year Anniversary. In addition to reflecting on the past decade of the website, Matt answers questions about Twin Peaks and "Weird Al" Yankovic. Check out these Milwaukee Record articles referenced in the episode: https://milwaukeerecord.com/city-life/spent-night-milwaukees-haunted-cigar-bar/ https://milwaukeerecord.com/city-life/50-cent-vodka-signing-at-oak-creek-woodmans-a-minute-by-minute-recap/ https://milwaukeerecord.com/city-life/jason-momoa-vodka-signing-at-the-new-berlin-costco-a-minute-by-minute-report/ https://milwaukeerecord.com/food-drink/bottle-big-mac-special-sauce-guy-eaten-29100-big-macs-report/ If you enjoy The Catered Quiz, please subscribe to the show and recommend it to a friend! Can't think of any friends to recommend it to? Leave a review and let your words reassure a stranger that the program is worth listening to!

Matt Jackson is back at Wolves as the club's new Head of Professional Football Development. We'll hear from Matt about his new role at Molineux as well as from Sporting Director Matt Hobbs. Plus, Matt Wild provides an update on Hee-chan Hwang's availability for the weekend's Premier League game with Brentford. Find more of the latest club news at www.wolves.co.uk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

At the top of the second hour, Co-Founder of The Milwaukee Record Matt Wild joins the show to discuss standing in line to meet a real comic book movie star and what it's like to join a club, to almost buy some vodka. Jane and Greg then discuss the usefulness of People's "Sexiest Man Alive" series and we get suggestion from the listeners on who should be next and who has been snubbed! On and we have a quiz!!

VIEON is the electronic music project of Matt Wild, based in Coventry, UK. Expanding to a live four-piece including VJ Adrian Brian Thompson, sound engineer Stephen Dorphin and keyboardist Ricardo Autobahn, their sound is inspired by 70s and 80s electronic film soundtracks and lush synthpop filtered through a long-time appreciation for post-rock and IDM. Debut album The Sound of the Future released on Manchester label AnalogueTrash in 2014, soon followed by concept album Fly By Light, dealing with themes of exploration, loss and opportunity; an immediate hit with critics including Emily Oldfield of Louder Than War who described it as “a trip you certainly won't regret taking… powerful music opening up new mind space”. VIEON have raised their profile dramatically in recent years with a series of engaging audio-visual shows in the UK and Europe famed for their dramatic and ambitious scope, including banks of synthesizers, theremin, keytar, live-produced projections, and synchronised light display. These culminated at the end of 2019 in the sold-out Lost Worlds Live shows in Coventry and Manchester. The band is looking forward to 2022 with an expanded live show, new music, and collaborations in the pipeline.

We welcome Matt Wild, co-founder and co-editor of Milwaukee Record, to the show to discuss this year's Summerfest, which starts this week! Then we talk to Quentin Prince, Executive Director of Milwaukee Youth Sports Alliance, about the important role sports play for all kids and the efforts happening in Milwaukee to make them accessible to every kid. WGuests: Matt Wild, Quentin Prince

Co-founder and editor of the Milwaukee Record, Matt Wild talks about Milwaukee's past and present image.

Learning about Ginseng. UW System attempts to boost financial aid applications. Packers players pundit. Milwaukee's image, past and present. 21:47 - Learning about Gingseng President of Su's Ginseng Enterprise, Will Hsu tells us about Wisconsin Ginseng. 46:30 - UW System takes to social media to boost financial aid applications The University of Wisconsin System is pushing for more college students to apply for federal financial aid, in hopes that more lower income students will enroll in college. 1:06:10 - Packers players pundit Creator and host of the IKE Packers Podcast, KJ Eichstaedt recaps last night's game. 1:29:37 - Milwaukee's image, past and present Co-founder and editor of the Milwaukee Record, Matt Wild talks about Milwaukee's past and present image.Be sure to check out the Milwaukee Roast Wednesday, October 5th. Check out the Milwaukee Record halftime show and other events hosted by Milwaukee Record. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

Alex and Matt Wild are a married with two beautiful tamariki. They are the founders and Directors of Connect Chiropractic in Ōtautahi (Christchurch), but they do far more than just work Chiropractic magic.  They have set up the clinic using a business model that allows anyone who needs their care to be able to afford it, regardless of their financial situation, which has led to people who usually wouldn't receive care being able to get it, while the business has become a thriving success. They also have a very community focussed practice and see how their support of others returns to them in good measure. We talk about how they got into Chiropractic, how and why they started their practice and how their generous business model is going for them, their business, and the community.    Check out Connect Chiropractic at connectchiro.co.nz or on Facebook or Instagram ___ Connect with me at downtoearthconversations.com or at Facebook: facebook.com/downtoearth.conversations  Instagram: @downtoearth.conversations Email: downtoearth.conversations@gmail.com   Music by Strahan: Spotify: Strahan Facebook: facebook.com/StrahanMusic  or  facebook.com/commonerscommunion Instagram: @strahanmusic  or  @commoners_communion

In this episode, Wolves fan and Sky Sports presenter Johnny Phillips chats to general manager for football operations, Matt Wild, about the wage structure at the club, Brexit and the impact it has had, the club's loan system, fan engagement and consultation, the infrastructure at Compton Park and hosting men's and women's national team fixtures at Molineux.

Our Policing in Wisconsin series continues with a conversation with the Milwaukee Police Department's Acting Chief Jeff Norman, who explains his priorities leading the organization. Bubbler Talk looks at the colorful history of stained glass windows in Milwaukee bungalows. Plus, Matt Wild joins us for the latest Milwaukee Music Roundup.

Tuesday on Lake Effect : We learn about a massive project to clean up Milwaukee’s waterways. Then, David Lee from Imagine MKE makes the case for changes to arts funding in Milwaukee. Then, revisit the latest Listen MKE which featured spoken word artist and author Kondwani Fidel. Plus, hear some great songs coming from local musicians for this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup. Guests: Dave Misky, assistant executive director of the Redevelopment Authority for the City of Milwaukee; Jennifer Bolger Berceda, executive director of Milwaukee Riverkeeper; Brennan Dow, Milwaukee Estuary and Sheboygan River Area of Concern Coordinator with the Wisconsin DNR David Lee, CEO of Imagine MKE Kodwani Fidel, spoken word artist and author Matt Wild, co-found of Milwaukee Record

Host Jacqui Oatley and The Athletic's Tim Spiers discuss Morgan Gibbs-White's future, Jonny's surprising return & a clean sheet against Leicester...  Plus, Wolves General Manager of Football Operations and Matt Wild joins in to talk about the challenges of an empty Molineux, jumping through hoops to land Willian Jose and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thursday on Lake Effect : We hear from the executive director of BLOC about how they encouraged civic engagement in 2020 and what they’re focusing on now that the election cycle has ended. Then, local artist Dick Blau shares his latest project “Milwaukee Night and Day,” a photo-film that captures 10 years of scenes from downtown. We learn how to get rid of spider mites, and why winter leaves houseplants so vulnerable to these pests. Plus, give you some new music to check out in the Milwaukee Music Roundup. Guests: Angela Lang, executive director of BLOC Dick Blau, photographer Melinda Myers, gardening expert and Lake Effect contributor Matt Wild, co-founder of Milwaukee Record

Matt Wild is a lifelong adventurer who spends most of his free time outdoors... from hiking, backpacking and camping, to trail biking, all the way to kayaking, and even surfing. When it comes to travel his preference is always a good old fashioned road trip to somewhere new and exciting. His mission over the past decade has been to find the balance between managing the demands of day to day life with exploring the wild and to help others do so as well. Show Notes: 00:00 Intro to Matt - Matt reads an excerpt about the beginnings of his love for the outdoors 1:06 Drea reads Matt's bio  1:53 Matt explains the excerpt at the beginning that he read 3:02 Matt says that he lost his love for the outdoors when he got older but the Canadian show “Departures” about two guys who decided that were going to quit their jobs and travel the world for a year inspired him to change his own life.  He walked away from corporate in 2012 and took a gap year.  He hit 21 states starting in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and didn't really have a solid plan.  6:27 Drea talks about her love for loose plans and admires Matt for being able to do that. Matt discusses the sporadic trip to Italy and the fun loose plans that ended up happening.  9:12 Matt shares the most valuable thing he learned traveling loosely within the United States.  He talks about the infrastructure for road trips in the US being much easier than Canada.  Drea and Matt discusses in detail the highway infrastructure that lends to the American Road trip lifestyle.  14:19 Drea asks Matt which state was his favorite and his answer was Oregon.  Matt explains his reasoning why he chose this gorgeous state 16:46 Matt tells us why he's passionate about travel and what it means to him   19:02 Matt shares his love for the Pacific Coast Highway 19:59 Shares his favorite tip for the CA-1/Pacific Coast Highway 20:28 Matt shares with us why he decided to choose the mountain and outdoorsy lifestyle - He talks about living in Vancouver and the outdoor lifestyle that is so prevalent in the area. 22:46 Matt shares his most challenging thing he's faced as a hiker which is the high cost of gear.  Matt also shares some tips on how to mitigate those costs 28:17 Matt shares his current hiking boot. 29:14 Matt shares the importance of trying on gear  31:06 Matt discusses how he prepared for the GAP year and the steps he took to go 35:23 Matt shares his favorite moment during his GAP year 36:13 Matt shares his most fulfilling moment during his GAP year - He was inspired by a Jackie Chan quote and shares it  37:40 Matt shares his most dangerous moment when he went to Winnipeg and was driving back to Thunder Bay, Canada.  He saw a bunch of moose all over this highway and they needed to stop for the evening to camp.  42:44 Matt shares the most important people he's met during his travel.  He talks about finding his best friends on the trails in Vancouver.  47:25 Talking about spending time on the mountain during sunset and sunrise 50:45 Matt shares his favorite hike - Mount Garibaldi in Canada. He talks about jumping in the glacier fed lake.  He also shares a few tips on how to do this hike.  59:00 Lake Lovely water is one place that Matt wants to go to via helicopter 1:36 Matt shares his piece of life advice he would give to himself which is that he should do this sooner.  1:02   http://www.instagram.com/mattoutwild (www.instagram.com/mattoutwild) www.facebook.com/mattoutwild

Monday on Lake Effect : We discuss the Wisconsin GOP’s approach to COVID-19 with Charlie Sykes. Then, we look at the history of public mental health funding and what it looks like today. Plus, we hear some new music from local artists in this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup. Guests: Charlie Sykes, founder and editor of The Bulwark Zeb Larson, historian Matt Wild, co-founder of Milwaukee Record

Monday on Lake Effect : We talk about the rise of political and social activism in sports. Then, we hear how urban farming has changed in light of the pandemic in a time when it’s needed more than ever. Plus, this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup features some venerable summer jams. Guests: Michael Mirer, UW-Milwaukee visiting assistant professor in the Department of Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies Damien DeBuhr, Groundwork Milwaukee deputy director of programs and operations; Samson Srok, Groundwork Milwaukee volunteer & food systems specialist Matt Wild, Milwaukee Record co-founder

Celebrating 10 years of Analogue Trash, with a showcase of AT artists followed by a guest mix from Vieon and minimal commentary from Matt Wild! D J. J D. S E T L I S T [00:37] The Frixion: What Is Love? [03:58] Nature Of Wires: We Kill All (Feat Countess M) [07:02] Def Neon: Rotoscope [09:50] Neonsoul: Forever [12:55] Factory Acts: Signal [16:50] The Cowls: Time Is On My Nerves [20:12] STOCKNSKINS: Them Today [22:30] IIOIOIOII: There's Nothing [26:28] Room 1985: Room 1985 [30:30] Carino: Bisexual (Archipelago Remix) [33:01] Archipelago: You Can't Go Back [35:15] St Lucifer: Crucible [38:15] STOCKNSKINS: Blue River Hamble [41:32] Spray: I Wonder Where The Wonder Goes [43:50] Vieon: Proteus [48:20] Spray: We Gotta Get Haircuts [50:45] Nature of Wires: Try [54:20] Paragon Cause: Next Time [57:30] Ded.pixel: Lost In Everything V I E O N. S E T L I S T [1:03:00] Thomas Dolby: Europa and the Pirate Twins [1:06:10] Metronomy: Reservoir [1:09:20] Space: Fasten Seat Belt [1:15:10] John Grant: Pale Green Ghosts [1:21:15] NZCA LINES: Persephone Dreams [1:27:15] Big Black Delta: Capsize [1:32:00] Telefon Tel Aviv: Stay Away From Being Maybe [1:36:15] Sebastien Tellier: La Ritournelle [1:43:50] John Carpenter: Escape From New York {1:47:00] Hama: Terroir [1:50:45] William Orbit: Ogive No. 2 (Erik Satie) [1:57:10] Tangerine Dream: Love On A Real Train 

If you've been keeping up on Milwaukee entertainment and culture coverage at any point in the last 15 years or so, you're likely very familiar with the work of Matt Wild. Before co-founding Milwaukee Record with My First Band host Tyler Maas in early 2014, Wild served as the City Editor of Milwaukee's branch of The A.V. Club and got the occasional byline in national publications as well. Prior to earning a reputation as one of the Milwaukee's most talented and unique journalistic voices, Wild was a musician and film student with little-to-no writing aspirations. During Milwaukee Record's recent "14-Hour Socially Distant Telethon," Maas and Wild worked in enough time for a My First Band recording. During the lengthy and open discussion, the co-owners and editors talked about the unlikely start of the business, the ups and downs of Milwaukee Record's first six years and how they're trying to get through the economic uncertainty and difficulty of the COVID-19 crisis. Eventually, Wild got into his 15-year run with his first and only band, Holy Mary Motor Club, which consisted of unforgettable shows in West Bend, an abbreviated tour, some interesting costumes and an opportunity to open for The Arcade Fire. Before episode's end, Wild also talked about what eventually brought him into the realm of writing and both he and Maas talked about where they plan to bring Milwaukee Record post-pandemic. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Holy Mary Motor Club ("Theme To 'L.A. Llama'"). If you like My First Band and/or Milwaukee Record, please consider supporting the site by donating to our GoFundMe relief fund.

This week @brandoncrobb sat down with Matt Wild (@mwstrengthdev) and spoke on a number of different topics - as always - ranging from what its like to work with youth athletes in Baseball, how he came about finding his niche within Baseball Strength and Conditioning and what are some simple elements on how to succeed in this industry.Matt is an incredibly gifted coach, who trains his clients with passion and has a strong reputation within his network for his knowledge base and his science based approach to training.If you want to follow up with Matt, you can find him online at www.mwstrengthdev.com or on instagram at @mwstrengthdev✌️ Till next week#EvolveStrength #EvolveRadio

NHL.com's Robby Stanley is joined by lifelong Green Bay Packer fan, Matt Wild, to break down how the Packer's 2020 regular season went and what's to be expected in their upcoming playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks.   (0:00 - 21:40)   Robby and Matt talk about Robby's newfound Packer fandom, Green Bay's 13-3 regular season, what Aaron Rodgers needs to do to elevate his game in the playoffs, Matt LaFleur's performance in his first year as head coach, and much more!   (21:41 - 42:49)   Robby and Matt discuss the Packer's upcoming playoff matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, what the realistic chances are for another Lombardi Trophy to return home to Green Bay, Matt's favorite players and moments in Packer history, and more!   Go Pack Go   Thank you for listening to The Round Table with Robby Stanley! Be sure to subscribe and leave a 5-star review!   Follow Robby on Twitter.

Bombshell Radio: Thursday 8-10PM EST#SpaceJams 3.8 celebrating 10 years of AnalogueTrash with a guest mix from Matt Wild from Vieon with a selection of audio delightsFeaturing music from The Frixion, Nature of Wires, St Lucifer, The Cowls, Paragon Cause, Room 1985, DEF NEON, ded.pixel, Archipelago, Factory Acts, Stocksnskins, Iioiiiiiio, Spray

WMSE is excited to be back once again at Club Garibaldi for our monthly Local/Live segments! This time around, we welcome to the stage the Dick Satan Trio, the Milwaukee legends who will provide your chili-eating soundtrack the following month at the Kern Center for WMSE’s annual Rockabilly Chili fundraiser event. To get you even more set, WMSE will also have Rockabilly Chili Fundraiser tickets on hand at this Local/Live show and a very special Buy One Get One Free Chili Ticket Deal. That’s right…a BOGO deal! The Dick Satan Trio (who are actually a quartet) will ride the waves of surf, sweat and sonic awesomeness for this very special Local/Live. Their devilish style will have audiences cutting a rug that will fly them to a magical land of sweet surf sounds and “Soul Grooved Instrumental Playboy Rock”. As always, WMSE’s Local/Live hosts, Cal Roach (and very a special sub for Erin, Milwaukee Record’s Matt Wild!) will lead our musical guests through questions in between the live performance with the help of our audience (and audience participation is encouraged!). YOU can join WMSE and the Dick Satan Trio and get all revved up for WMSE’s Rockabilly Chili with the Dick Satan Trio for Local/Live on Tuesday, February 5th – doors are at 5:30pm and the segment starts at 6pm, running until 7pm. Club Garibaldi’s is located at 2501 S. Superior Street in Bay View. If you can’t join us in-person, listen live over the airwaves (or in the WMSE archives) at the 6 o’clock hour. This 21+ event is FREE and open to the public. Local/Live on WMSE is sponsored by Club Garibaldi.

From Thursday, October 18 through Thursday, November 1, the 2018 Milwaukee Film Festival will transform this old black-and-white town into a glowing Technicolor dream. (Not that there's anything wrong with black and white films, of course.) More than 300 films will light up the screens of the Oriental Theatre, Avalon Theater, Times Cinema, Fox-Bay Cinema Grill, and the new Jan Serr Studio Cinema (located inside the Kenilworth Building). Dozens of filmmakers and special guests will hobnob with the hobnobbers. Oodles of events will keep the city in a tizzy. We'll host a horror-movie-themed axe-throwing party at AXE MKE. You're welcome. In preparation for the fest, host Matt Wild and fellow film buffs Maggie Iken and Mack Bates sat down to talk all things MFF2018. Can't-miss films, can't-miss events, and Matt's long-lost student film, Super Hot Dog Man (featuring Bates as God), were all discussed. As always, this episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and Amanda Huff ("Gravetalking").

In this unique musical event, Matt Collins hosts a Night of Music and Conversation with five talented artists each with remarkable stories and songs to share. Matt is joined my Amber Goldsmith, Tony Cisneros, Laudy, Matt Wild and Ash Williamson in front of a live audience at the Nanango RSL in Qld. The event raised over $5000 for the Leukaemia Foundation which goes to show what happens when hard work, talent and good people come together to help others. Enjoy this tremendous musical experience.

Enjoy this episode: Theresa Wild, Co-Founder of Matt’s Place Foundation sits down with Coeur d’Alene Advice Givers in Episode 38 and discusses the love of her life, Matt Wild’s diagnosis of ALS. The challenges of battling ALS, and creating positive within the ALS community by starting Matt’s Place Foundation, which helps those and their families...

Star Wars: The Last Jedi opens December 15. 'Nuff said. Two years after sitting down and talking about the impending release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Rob Wieland, John Revord, and host Matt Wild once again shoot first the shit about a galaxy far, far away. And there's a lot to shoot the shit about: What did everyone think of TFA? How about Rogue One? What's the deal with the Han Solo movie and the new, non-Skywalker trilogy? And, most importantly, HOLY SHIT THE LAST JEDI IS GOING TO BE AMAZING, ISN'T IT? THANK YOU RIAN THANK YOU! AHHHHHHH! Matt also finally finds out what a "Mary Sue" is.

Hey! Today is the first day of the 2017 Milwaukee Film Festival! From September 28 through October 12, the ninth annual fest will light up the screens of the Oriental Theatre, Downer Theatre, Fox-Bay Cinema Grill, Times Cinema, and Avalon Theater with one of its strongest lineups yet. Need help navigating that lineup? Of course you do. For this freewheeling MFF2017 preview, hosts Matt Wild and Tyler Maas are joined by OnMilwaukee film, TV, and culture critic Matt Mueller to discuss their personal festival picks, the state of Milwaukee cinema, the future of Milwaukee Film, and more. Mueller gives the group a taste of his panel discussion (with Dr. Susan Kerns) on September 30, Wild makes a case for the life-affirming Stop Making Sense dance party, and Tyler keeps bringing up Eddie Murphy's Norbit for some reason.

On Monday, July 31, a standing-room-only crowd at Club Garibaldi enjoyed a ton of jokes, plenty of jabs, and the deft hosting skills of FOX6 anchor Ted Perry at the 3rd annual Roast Of Milwaukee. Comedians Ryan Lowe, Greg Bach, Addie Blanchard, David Louis, Rita Landis, AJ Grill, and Carly Malison all lambasted the city (and each other), and Perry and V100.7 DJ Promise joined in on the biting-but-loving roasting action. Milwaukee Record's own Tyler Maas did a set, too, and was unfavorably compared to a sickly Dave Grohl at least once (Matt Wild took a "Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory" hit). Oh, and we raised a bunch of cash and supplies for the Milwaukee Women's Center. Static Eyes, meanwhile, blew the house down before and after the show.

Even though we try to keep our whereabouts secret at all times (except when McDonald's is concerned), we still get a lot of stuff sent to our office. CDs, tapes, books, hot sauce, wine, condoms, and threatening letters from the President of the United States are just a few of the things that regularly pop up in our mailbox. But what to do with all this sweet, sweet swag—especially the sweet, sweet swag that doesn't fit in with our usual coverage? Welcome to the second installment of Milwaukee Record Clearinghouse, a stirring Facebook Live event (and podcast) where we sort though and discuss a bunch of random stuff. This time around, hosts Tyler Maas, Matt Wild, and Milwaukee Record Director Of Advertising Josh Hoppert give some quick-hitting evaluations of Liv Mueller's outstanding Liv Sings, and The Eradicator's enjoyable demo. Matt then reads a Milwaukee-related excerpt from Jeff Pearlman's 2016 Brett Favre biography Gunslinger, as Tyler leads an alcoholic excursion through Luxembourg with samples of two Bofferding beers and the brand new (to the U.S.) Ramborn cider. Finally, the guys give a long-overdue review to a record by the mid-'70s Milwaukee soft rock outfit The Movies.

Last week, Milwaukee Record dropped by Cactus Club for another edition of our Book Club. This time around we invited Vinyl Me, Please Senior Editor Andrew Winistorfer and VMP contributor Benjamin Munson to join us for a lively chat about the record subscription club's first book, 100 Albums You Need In Your Collection. Before welcoming the guests of honor, hosts Tyler Maas and Matt Wild commemorated On The Record's 100th episode by discussing some memorable past guests. Then, Winistorfer and Munson came on stage to talk about the process of picking just 100 records, all four of their crossing paths, differences between Madison and Milwaukee, and who Ben thinks the Madison Mallards' recent Chris Farley bobblehead resembles.

Sixteen pizzas entered. Four pizzas advanced. Nobody seemed to give a shit. For reasons we can no longer recall, Milwaukee Record spent three weeks in March pitting locally manufactured pizzas against one another in what we called the Wisconsin Frozen Pizza Tournament. Our "Savory Sixteen" featuring four regions (Taco/Cheeseburger, Deluxe, Cheese, Specialty Sauce) and found three staff members eating and evaluating four pizzas from each region, before advancing one to the Frozen Four. Following close to $110 in grocery charges and innumerable calories consumed, we found our regional winners. For this extra-special episode of "On The Record," staffers Tyler Maas, Matt Wild, and Josh Hoppert relived this regrettably 'Za-dyssey, broke down each regional, chronicled the Frozen Four, and crowned Wisconsin's Best Frozen Pizza live on air.

Back in February, Milwaukee Record's very own Tyler Maas and Josh Hoppert set out on a strange and delightful mission: to use a leap day to visit, and eat at, every George Webb restaurant on planet Earth. That mission would eventually span 29 Webb locations, 23 hours, $226.61 (not including gas or tip), and over 600 miles traveled. Now, nearly a year later, Milwaukee is the proud owner of a new Webb restaurant. Located on Fond du Lac Avenue in the city's Sherman Park neighborhood, the new diner is notable for two reasons: one, because of its location, which was the site of much controversy over the summer, and two, because it makes Tyler and Josh's previous mission sorely incomplete. But never fear, because the two intrepid heroes (and Matt Wild) recently visited the new Webb location, and came back with this thrilling and informative podcast.

For another completely random—though decidedly less slipshod—Facebook Live episode of On The Record, hosts Tyler Maas and Matt Wild set up shop at Bay View's venerable Cactus Club to discuss a whole bunch of shit: the recently wrapped 2016 Milwaukee Film Festival, Saturday's Beet Street Harvest Festival, next week's inaugural Milwaukee Record Beer Club, and spooktacular Halloween shows. Tyler admits to getting teary-eyed during the film fest, Matt discusses his "Halloween mood table," and a mystery viewer/listener (Dori Zori) playfully (?) calls the pair "two jackasses."

For yet another endearingly slipshod Facebook Live episode, hosts Tyler Maas and Matt Wild take a breath, wipe their brows, and recap the first half of Summer 2016. Items discussed include the best Milwaukee albums of the year (so far), Summerfest, Summerfest food, all that flag bullshit, eating at every George Webb in the world, and random soul-crushing experiences. Maas and Wild also take questions from viewers, and, in what makes for thrilling live audio, grapple with nagging technical difficulties.

For this endearingly slipshod episode, hosts Matt Wild and Tyler Maas (that's us) decided to try something a little different and do an "Ask Us Anything" kind of deal via Facebook Live. So yes, as we were recording the audio for this podcast, we were also broadcasting live video on Facebook and taking real-time questions from viewers. Beyond that, summer was our general theme, and we managed to run down some of the Milwaukee summer festivals we're most excited about, discuss the issue of a seemingly small handful of bands playing the bulk of these festivals, and dig into the massive and always divisive Summerfest schedule. Thanks to our viewer questions, we also talked about "Weird Al," how we manage work and personal time, and what constitutes a "Milwaukee 8."

Since 2009, the young professional group NEWaukee has become an ever-present player in Milwaukee's social and cultural scenes. What began as a simple social networking group started by a handful of friends looking to meet their peers and explore their city has become a social architecture firm looking to change the way Milwaukeeans young and old live, work, and play in their city and beyond. The NEWaukee Night Market, an arts and crafts fair that takes over a chunk of W. Wisconsin Ave. for four nights every summer, has become a huge success. The NEWaukee-organized Young Professional Week, a statewide program featuring hundreds of free events, workshops, and panels, kicks off April 23. On top of that (and dozens of other events), NEWaukee has been working with the new ownership group of The Shops of Grand Avenue, offering input and shaping the redevelopment of the long-struggling downtown mall. For this episode of On The Record, Matt Wild dropped by the NEWaukee offices (which, coincidentally, are in the basement of the Grand Ave.) and spoke to NEWaukee president Angela Damiani about the future of the mall, the history of her group, and what, exactly, social architecture means.

WMSE Local Live gets recorded "live" from Club Garibaldi in Milwaukee with Jaill. Join WMSE Music Director Erin Wolf and special co-host from WMSE’s The Disclaimer, Matt Wild, as they lead Jaill through questions in between a sneak preview live set from band's brand new album, Brain Cream [Burger Records] .

What is new with the site. Noel says the site is slow. MemoryCrawler in 10 different languages. New memory timeline. Noel explains buying subway to a very funny bum. Crazy guy yelling at me the other day at the gas station. We call up Matt Wild. Matt isnt a very good caller. Honkifyoucare.com godaddy flagged it as a great domain name. Netherlands bum experience interruption. Noel Swaps the cell phone to his so we could talk to Beth at her bachelorette party. Beth is lost. We talk to the Bride to Be. Back to the bum story in Amsterdam. All these new members and no one is posting. We call up Dan. Dan working on his house. Noel talks about all his problems with his house. How to kill a mole. Kevin calls and we have a 4 way call with the original Brat patrol members. The smoking brake story in Malibu. Kevin "gives" memorycrawler business cards to Pauly Shore. 40s at Five memory and how a drunk guy crashed a wedding. All four of us on the memorycrawler podcast on iTunes.