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We rescued a van that should've stayed retired, dodged cops and fuel leaks, and learned why outsourcing navigation to ChatGPT was a terrible idea. Plus, Angela's double-ply crisis.

How urban renewal projects impacted cities like Milwaukee. Our cosmic neighborhood. A book that uncovers the history of a little-known tile factory in South Milwaukee.

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Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am!

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am!

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am or ticket info at 991themix.com

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am or ticket info at 991themix.com

We hope your enjoyed the episode. Let us know your favorite part or if you had anything you'd like to add to any topic or discussion about the episode This week we took the equipment and sat down with Ryan from The Tap Room for a taproom takeover. Located at 1301 Milwaukee, Ave in South Milwaukee this is a place that host excellent events, has great food, staff, and beer. This is a must stop for anyone who enjoys a good hometown bar. Stop in and pay them a visit and say thebuzzedword sent youWe talk all about the bar and the owner on an episode we hope you really enjoy.As always make sure you follow us on our new instagram page buzzedwordmke to stay up to date on all future events, news, everything else buzzedword. Cheers

The South Milwaukee duo is back at it in this special KTK Old School Takeover. Steve and Gary fantasy book GOATs of wrestling past to see who really can lay claim to being the greatest of all time.

Today we take a look at how the state of Wisconsin qualifies athletes to their outdoor state track and field meet. *Fun Fact: In lieu of a meet of champions after the official state meet, Wisconsin hosts a Freshman State Invitational where any freshman can run in a high caliber competition!

As volunteer searchers try to locate all of teen girl Sade Robinson's remains, a gruesome discovery... this time, at a remote, tree-lined stretch of beach along Lake Michigan. Just after 7:30 am, someone walking along a South Milwaukee water line discovered an arm and torso. The remains washed ashore about a quarter mile away from a nearby apartment complex. Residents watched as officers carried a body bag down the cliff to recover an arm and torso. Sade's father has joined in the search for his daughter's remains.  We have also learned that inside the unfinished basement that police have called a “sex dungeon,” it's in disarray. A large hole has been dug in the concrete floor. A drain in the floor is stuffed with towels, the drain cover marked with evidence numbers. A door without a handle leads to a dark closet, and there are several tables, a chair, and exercise equipment. The mattress of a queen bedframe is flipped on its side, and bedding is tossed over a table in the corner of the room.   A circle saw, hacksaw, and power drill are also recovered from Anderson's backyard.    Joining Nancy Grace Today: Carlos Robinson - Sade's Dad Eric Faddis - Trial Lawyer and TV Legal Analyst, Founding Partner of Varner Faddis Elite Legal, former felony prosecutor and current criminal defense and civil litigation attorney Scott Johnson - Forensic Psychologist (Minnesota), 32 years specializing in addressing sexual predators, ForensicConsultation.org  Dr. Kendall Crowns- Chief Medical Examiner Tarrant County (Ft Worth), Lecturer: Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Bria Jones - Reporter, Fox6 News – Milwaukee Twitter: @BriaJonesTV Facebook: Bria Jones TV   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As volunteer searchers try to locate all of teen girl Sade Robinson's remains, a gruesome discovery... this time, at a remote, tree-lined stretch of beach along Lake Michigan. Just after 7:30 a.m., someone walking along a South Milwaukee water line discovered an arm and torso. The remains washed ashore about a quarter mile away from a nearby apartment complex. Residents watched as officers carried a body bag down the cliff to recover the body parts. Police have continued their search using a sonar detection boat to scour the lake.   During their investigations, police discovered Maxwell Anderson had a “sex dungeon” in the basement of his West Milwaukee home, according to a law enforcement source. Cops found a ‘sex sling', restraints, and handcuffs. A close friend of Anderson's said that on a visit to Anderson's home last year, he noticed a large hole in the ground about 5 feet long by 6 feet deep. Anderson said he was working on an underground basement, despite having a large basement in the home already. Neighbors say the basement in the home had small windows that were always covered, so you could not see inside.     Police also found gas cans in the garage, and blood in several areas, including on bedding and the wall of a stairwell leading to the basement. After initial DNA tests, an amended probable cause affidavit reveals the blood is not Sade Robinson's.  Joining Nancy Grace Today: Dr. Jorey Krawczyn – Police Psychologist, Adjunct Faculty with Saint Leo University; Research Consultant with Blue Wall Institute, Author: Operation S.O.S. – Practical Recommendations to Help “Stop Officer Suicide”  Keith Cormican - Underwater Search and Recovery Expert.  Director, Bruces Legacy.  Searching for Sade in bodies of water. EMAIL: keith@bruceslegacy.com  Eric Faddis – Partner at Varner Faddis Elite Legal, Former Felony Prosecutor and Current Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation Attorney; Instagram: @e_fad @varnerfaddis; TikTok: @varnerfaddis Dr. Eric Eason – Board-certified Forensic Pathologist, Consultant; Instagram: @eric_a_eason, Facebook: Eric August Eason, LinkedIn: Eric Eason, MD  Aaron Maybin- Anchor/Reporter, Fox 6, Milwaukee (WITI); Instagram @a.maybin,  FB https://www.facebook.com/AaronMaybinTV/    Sydney Sumner - CrimeOnline Investigative Reporter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The book, "Carl Bergmans and the Continental Faience & Tile Co.," tells the story of Belgian immigrant Carl Bergmans and showcases thousands of his handmade tiles.

New legislative voting maps have been submitted to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, so what happens next? A new book that uncovers the history of a little-known tile factory in South Milwaukee. We hear stories from the last solar eclipse in August 2017. Plus, the latest episode of our Live at Lake Effect music series features Milwaukee's own Willy Porter.

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Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am or ticket info at 991themix.com

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In the second hour Marquette Associate Professor of Economics Dr. Stephen Cole helps Jane and Greg understand what the GDP is, what it means in terms of our economy and why won't the price of anything go down, once they're raised. In the second half of the hour, they're talking weird pets and why?

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Innovative education needs innovative ways to learn. Join us today as CESA 2 Consultant Frank Devereaux chats with Deidre Roemer, Superintendent of the School District of South Milwaukee, and Brian Delgado from Blue Dot Education, about how they've seen students succeed when their schools implement Deeper Learning practices. Subscribe to our CESA 2 podcast email list!: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/S091xli/podcast Check out all our resources at cesa2.org/podcast.

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am!

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am!

My brand new book is available now, and today you get to listen in as we talk through a story shared in Chapter 8 - Graphics, Tips, and Templates.Save time next school year by prepping some ready-made graphics that you can use for social media.Learn exactly how Natalie looks like a graphic designer, even though she is a classroom teacher with no formal graphics training!SPECIAL GUESTNatalie EitingSpecial Education TeacherSchool District of South Milwaukee, WisconsinEmail: NEiting@sdsm.k12.wi.us Website: https://www.sdsm.k12.wi.us/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoMilwSchools/ Twitter: @SoMilwSchools USEFUL INFORMATIONRegister for the RiseVision webinar on Thursday, July 13th here - Your Back-to-School Social Media Checklist for Schools Presented by Rise Vision and Andrea Gribble from #SocialSchool4EDUK12PRtip - Simplify Social Media with these 8 Reusable GraphicsOrder your copy of my book Social Media for Schools: Proven Storytelling Strategies & Ideas to Celebrate Your Students & Staff - While Keeping Your Sanity now!Orders of 10 or more receive a quantity discount. Learn more on my website!MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

On this very special episode of Keep The Kayfabe the pod recorded live and on location at Crusherfest. The festival is all about honoring South Milwaukee's home town hero, Reginald Lisowski, better known as, DA CRUSHER! This Bi-Annual celebration has everything from wrestling, food trucks, live music, and even a polka mass on Sunday. The highlight of the day was when Matt had the pleasure to sit down with renowned wrestling legends, Greg The Hammer Valentine, The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase, and Marty Jannetty. These stars shared their favorite memories of Milwaukee, what Da Crusher meant to them, and some fun stories from the road. Thanks so much to Peggy, Director of Crusherfest for the invitation and the honor to interview these living legends. We are already looking forward to Crusherfest 2025!

This week Melissa talks with fellow Wisconsinite Michael Cotey about World Premiere Wisconsin, a first-of-its-kind state-wide festival of new plays and musicals. *The festival currently runs through June 2023, but stay tuned for more on this great project. In this episode, we discuss: What World Premiere Wisconsin is and how it startedWhere Wisconsin stands in terms of state funding for the artsWhat Michael has learned from producing a state-wide theatre festivalMichael's company ENOUGH! Plays to End Gun ViolenceWhy he thinks college Theatre minors should be mandatoryAnd more!Resources MentionedWorld Premiere WisconsinENOUGH! Plays to End Gun Violence Ten Chimneys2 previous podcast guests are mentioned in this episode! Listen to our interview with Mary Zimmerman here and our two interviews with Nan Barnett here and here.  About Our GuestMichael Cotey is a producer and director based out of Chicago, but was born and raised in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is the creator and Joaquin Oliver Artistic Producer behind ENOUGH! Plays to End Gun Violence, a nationwide playwriting initiative that calls on teens to write short plays that confront gun violence. Now in its third year, ENOUGH! has received more than 500 plays, unfolded in over 100 communities involving more than 2,000 artists and reaching nearly 10,000 audience members, and has been featured on PBS NewsHour, NPR, and the BBC. He is also the festival producer for World Premiere Wisconsin, an inaugural and first-of-its-kind statewide new work festival. In addition to directing regionally, Michael has directed in Wisconsin at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Next Act, First Stage, Third AvenuePlayWorks, UW-Madison, and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. From 2009-2013 he was the Founding Artistic Director of Youngblood Theatre in Milwaukee, regularly celebrated by the theater community and the press as one of the most exciting new Milwaukee theater ventures in decades. Michael graduatConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

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On this weeks episode of Keep the Kayfabe we continue our deep dive series on living legends that will be attending Crusherfest this June 3rd and 4th located in South Milwaukee. He's the man you love to hate, the Million Dollar Man, Ted Dibiase. Renowned as one of the greatest heels of all time with world wide star power, Ted's career is astounding. Dibiase had pivotal roles in some of the most monumental face turns, heel turns, and most watched PPVs of all time and not to mention breaking in some of the biggest names in the business in their infancy. His contributions to the wrestling business can not be over stated enough and we can not wait to see him at Crusherfest!

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On this weeks episode of Keep the Kayfabe we continue our deep dive series on the legends that will be featured at South Milwaukee's, Crusher Fest this June 3rd and 4th! And we couldn't be more excited to talk about the life and career of one of our favorites, Greg The Hammer Valentine. A man who has never held the highest championships, but his role on the card could be described as the fulcrum to any great wrestling show. Valentine is someone who knew the value in the right combinations of wrestlers to generate the most heat in the territory in which they wrestled while sticking to his guns and core values. Also we talk about WWE's PPV Backlash that happened this past weekend and how parts are reminiscent to old school wrestling.

On this episode of Keep the Kayfabe the boys announce some very exciting news that they will be taking the show on the road and will be heading to South Milwaukee's spectacular event, Crusherfest! A bi-annual celebration of pro wrestling that honors the home town hero, Reginald Lisowski, better known to his fans as The Crusher. The best part is the event invites living legends to come hang out and tell stories from their great careers, one of the invitees is the spot light of this weeks deep dive, Cowboy Bob Orton. Maybe one of the more notable unsung heroes of the heel genre, this episode shines light on Bob's amazing career and all his contributions to the business. What wrestling move should be in every wrestlers bag that Cowboy Bob invented and what mega power of a star did he basically break into the business? All this and so much more on this episode of KTK and join us at Crusherfest June 3rd and 4th in South Milwaukee!

A 23-year-old man was killed after crashing into a ravine in South Milwaukee. 40 minutes prior to his death, the man was involved in an over 100 mph police chase.

We were shocked!!

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:30am to see him at the Wisconsin State Fair!

Interstate 794 runs from the Marquette Interchange, over the Hoan Bridge and ends in South Milwaukee. Architectural experts from Rethink 794 want to redesign portions of I-794 into a more accessible area for pedestrians.

This week, Drewby and Yergy discuss the case of Autumn Marie Horak, a beautiful little 4 year old girl from South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who died at the hands of her mother's creepy boyfriend, Jerome Millen Jr. Autumn was found unresponsive on February 28th, 2020, covered in bruises - including a human bite mark on her thigh.  Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/themiserymachine Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast Discord: https://discord.gg/kCCzjZM #themiserymachine #podcast #truecrime Source Material: https://sufferthelittlechildrenblog.com/2020/03/06/autumn-horak-murder/ https://sufferthelittlechildrenblog.com/2020/08/25/update-autumn-horak/ https://memorials.prokofuneralhome.com/Horak-Autumn/4124712/obit.php?&printable=true https://www.jsonline.com/story/communities/south/crime/2020/09/01/south-milwaukee-residents-found-guilty-death-4-year-old-girl/3449842001/ https://www.facebook.com/christina.marie.144181 https://www.facebook.com/kyle.hodak.3 https://www.facebook.com/Remembering-Autumn-Marie-Horak-108350897449643/ https://www.insideedition.com/autumn-horak-case-father-of-4-year-old-who-died-after-alleged-abuse-said-she-was-the-sweetest https://flipboard.com/article/autumn-horak-case-father-of-4-year-old-who-died-after-alleged-abuse-said-she-wa/a-wLhToWszTA6hbu_Ar_ZbTg%3Aa%3A2647558194-7deeaca7b8%2Finsideedition.com https://domesticviolencehomicidehelp.com/2020-deaths/autumn-horak/ https://www.facebook.com/donate/183563213090129/

Lori: Welcome to A BROADcast For Manufacturers. We are your hosts Lori Highby, Erin Courtenay, and Kris Harrington. Our first episode is really to share with you a little bit about us. We will be interviewing each other on our backgrounds, passions, and most importantly, why we are excited to be co-hosting A BROADcast For Manufacturers!Lori: I'm going to start by asking Kris a couple of questions. Kris, could you please tell us a bit about yourself? Kris: I love to eat. No, I live on a farm. Actually, as it comes to, I guess, my manufacturing story and a little bit of background of kind of how I've landed here, I spent some time in the US Navy. So I think what's interesting for me as I was always a natural athlete in school. So I just love to work with my hands. You know, I think the one thing about sports is that I'm just that kinesthetic, naturally. So any time I can be doing something with my hands, I'm happy. So one of the ways that I could use my hands and travel the world, which was also a dream for me was to join the Navy. So I started before I ever went to school, I was in the Navy. After I left the Navy, I was a machinist mate just to share that as well. After I left the Navy, I went to work here in Milwaukee at Brady company, and I worked on the manufacturing floor. So I ran a machine I started off on second shift, then I moved to third shift, I worked in a cleanroom environment, but I was responsible for, you know, picking the materials that I was going to run on my machine, setting up the machine, and then producing products that would be eventually packed and sold to our customers. So I have that experience of actually working on machinery as well. I went to work for We Energies, you know, those of us that are from Wisconsin, we know that they are the local electrical and gas company here, but I located underground utilities for a while. So when I did that, I was outside working with construction companies and wherever they were building or digging or, you know, doing any work outside that you had to locate those underground utilities to make it safe. For those. I was kind of a part of that. So that's just some fun part of my background. So I was a non-traditional student when I decided to eventually go to school. I did choose Marquette University here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. So I think I started at Marquette and about the age of 28. So I was older, um, you know, I thought I was going to going to school for physical therapy. Because I, again, am naturally sports-oriented, and I just wanted to work with sports teams and in heart and help on the physical therapy side. But what I realized when I got to school is that I really wasn't good at chemistry and biology. But I couldn't wrap my head around it. I just didn't understand why we need to learn chemical formulas and all these other things and, you know, dissect animals. Yeah, and things of that nature as already having been an adult and, you know, being responsible for things. I didn't understand the application of that. So I had gone to a counselor to say, hey, I don't know what I'm doing here. And I'm, I'm spending a lot of money at Marquette. And if I'm not going to do well, I got to get out of this. And he asked me a few questions and suggested that I start at the School of Business. And the next year, I went into the school of business and I can tell you everything clicked for me. It was awesome: media, economics, accounting, finance. I had intuitively learned through working and living and having my own adult responsibilities, but now I was getting this broader and deeper understanding of things. So my first real career move after I graduated from Marquette was to start at Bucyrus international here in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They were a manufacturer of mining equipment, very large surface mining equipment. During my time there, mining was really growing. Mining...

On May 3rd of 1972, Bishop Frank Tamel and his wife Angeline along with 20 adults launched Parkway church in the basement of a house in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. One of those adults that helped plant that church was Anthony Tamel, who through the years has had many, many roles within the church including Senior pastor after Frank Tamel retired. Join us as I dit down with my uncle, Bishop Anthony Tamel and have a informal discussion as we reminisce about 50 years of legacy…God's legacy.

WSSP's high school insider, Mike McGivern, gets you caught up on all things high school basketball in the area! Guests this hour: Camden Perry - Current Electric Super Hero of The Week from Racine Prairie. Joel Classen - head girls coach at New Berlin Eisenhower Jim Grassl - head girls coach at South Milwaukee, the UW Credit Union Team of The Week. Pick n' Save Student Athlete of the Week, Caitlin Behling from South Milwaukee.

We are back for Season 3...rebranded and ready to roll out yet more weird and wacky stuff that you may have missed through the week. These crackers didn't quite make our Friday brekkie radio show: a teenager participating in a Florida competition broke his own Guinness World Record for fastest time to solve a rotating puzzle cube while blindfolded cows stuck inside for winter have been fitted with virtual reality goggles to make them think they are outdoors Lake Superior State University in Michigan has compiled an annual banished words list since 1976 to “uphold, protect, and support excellence in language” and while some may see it as a perfect layout after a taco party or too many beans, the Hawthorne House in South Milwaukee has one distinct feature that's making the rounds on social media: a communal bathroom with four toilets — and no partitions.

Happy 200! Hard to believe it, but this is episode 200 of the 5 Minute Roundup. To mark the occasion, Erick and Rich discuss the single biggest change in the channel in the four years they've been on the air. Plus a real estate listing with four toilets. In one bathroom. Articles referenced in this episode: South Milwaukee home features 4-toilet communal bathroom

Decades ago, great monolithic companies ruled manufacturing - these were the household names, the brands where everyone knew someone who worked there. Tim Sullivan led such companies - ones like Bucyrus, the REV Group and Gardner Denver. In 2021, the manufacturing sector looks much different. While some of these great companies are still around, more and more production work has moved to small-to-midsize businesses and tier one suppliers. And the challenge is, these SMBs can't find the workers they need.Today, Tim Sullivan chairs the Bucyrus Foundation, where he carries out the legacy of Bucyrus International by investing in the economic development and workforce of South Milwaukee. Tim joined us in a fascinating discussion on this evolution of manufacturing and how it's impacting the workforce today.Listen for insights into:Why manufacturing operations and administration need to be headquartered togetherHow the manufacturing sector has seen massive shifts in the last few decadesThe outlook of manufacturing in the U.S. in the next decadeThe challenge (and solution) of finding and training manufacturing employees todayWhere we went wrong with our definition of the American Dream - and what it really meansHow to build data-driven partnerships between education and industry

"Manitowoc Minute" mastermind Charlie Berens teaches us how to become Midwest nice! Also, South Milwaukee comedian Jackie Kashian on making people laugh...for more than 35 years. And journalist James Andrew Miller on how HBO transformed television.

This week on the show, Adam gives a recap of Crusher Fest that took place over the weekend in South Milwaukee. We give a Survivor pool update (someone's pick is out!), and then run down part 2 of the 2021 Creepshow series. Enjoy!

On this episode, we are LIVE at Crusherfest in South Milwaukee, WI! Hear from living legends Greg Gagne and Jim Brunzell as they share their favorite stories of Da Crusher, Bobby Heenan, and more! Greg and Jim also talk about modern wrestling, how the AWA differed from WWE, what Bobby Heenan was like outside of the ring, and how vintage wrestling is making a comeback. We also hear from the cofounder of Crusherfest, Peggy Clark. All this and more!Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to keep up with the latest episodes and discussion. Contact us at keepthekayfabe414@gmail.comClosing Music Credit November Criminals, RattlersLook for them on Spotify and where all great music is heard

We learn about the new Center for Research in Psychoactive Substances at UW-Madison. Then, a new report shows fewer students are filling out a key financial aid form. We find out what that could mean for college enrollment. We look at five things to do this month in Milwaukee. Plus, learn about the career and legacy of South Milwaukee native, and pro-wrestler, “Da Crusher.”

This week Mike McGivern is joined by Matt Mayberry and John Galewski from the South Milwaukee Youth Football Program. They spend the show discussing proper tackling techniques, coaching your children, and fundraising among other things.