Podcast appearances and mentions of tom daykin

The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the playoffs in 2023, though that division title still remains a little bit elusive. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel writers Curt Hogg and JR Radcliffe look at an eventful week with some great offensive performance (but also some hiccups). What's up lately with Joel Payamps? Will the team carry Rowdy Tellez into the postseason? Tyrone Taylor just keeps cruising. Is there any level of concern with the outings by Brandon Woodruff and Freddy Peralta in Miami? Do the Brewers really want to avoid the Cubs in the first round? Three Up/Three Down (37:30) looks at a strange vibe in St. Louis, some outfield adventures and, of course, Tellez pitching to seal up a postseason clinch. Remembrew When (52:45) goes back in time to a streak that will make Brian Anderson's absence from the field look like nothing at all. In Curt Blanche (59:45), Curt advocates for a roster move that will surprise you. Then, JR sits down with Journal Sentinel business reporter Tom Daykin (1:08:30) to look at the newest updates around American Family Field stadium financing, including a new plan that would ask for $600 million from taxpayers. Why the massive increase, and just what is this money going to do? Can the city and county be compelled to contribute? How does this compare to other stadium situations? Is a "beer district" the answer? Music intro: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. Music clips:  "ABC" by Jackson 5, "Red Hot Memories (Ice Cold Beer)" by Jerry Lee Lewis, "Pursuit Music Logo" on SoundCloud and Bob Uecker on WTMJ 620-AM radio.

In a mailbag episode, Dom Cotroneo takes questions from listeners on the NL Central, the farm, offensive struggles, the trade deadline, and "Stadium Upgrades for Brewers Public Money Request" based off of Tom Daykin's recent article in the Milwaukee Journel-Sentinel. https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/real-estate/commercial/2023/02/16/american-family-fields-448-million-renovation-costs-broken-down/69907300007/

The Brewers belong to Andruw Monasterio now. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look at the remarkable week for the newcomer infielder and a Reds series that has breathed new life into the Brewers. Is the continued success of Adrian Houser for real? What about Julio Teheran? The Pittsburgh Pirates? Plus: Corbin Burnes' struggles call for a deeper dive, the amazing story of Jon Singleton, an enigmatic bullpen, a great week for Joey Wiemer and Remembrew When commemorating another first home run/grand slam ... igniting a debate between Curt and JR. Then, JR is joined by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel business reporter Tom Daykin to take a deeper (and hopefully easy-to-understand) look at the Brewers stadium financing situation, one that received more attention with MLB commissioner Rob Manfred in town last week. They talk about all the different political angles, the financial realities and whether or not the Brewers are truly in danger of leaving town after 2030. Music intro: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. Music clips:  "ABC" by Jackson 5, "Red Hot Memories (Ice Cold Beer)" by Jerry Lee Lewis, "Pursuit Music Logo" on SoundCloud and Bob Uecker on WTMJ 620-AM radio.

Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe discuss the early wave of action in Phoenix, where Garrett Mitchell stole the show early. With Tyrone Taylor hurt, he's the opening-day center fielder right? They discuss other young players looking to make a name for themselves, like Sal Frelick and Joey Wiemer, even Jeferson Quero. Where does Keston Hiura fit on this team? What about Abraham Toro? Or Owen Miller? And just what have the vibes been like overall after an offseason that accumulated some baggage (like a GM leaving, a high-profile arbitration case and limited free-agent activity). Then, JR is joined by Journal Sentinel business writer Tom Daykin (28:30) to discuss the finer points on American Family Field's financing situation and what changes fans might be able to expect at the stadium if the state-government plan goes through. Music intro: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. 

Today on Sparky's Midday Madness presented by The Milwaukee Admirals, we're joined by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel business reporter Tom Daykin. He has details on a proposal that would create an entertainment district around American Family Field.

Monday on Lake Effect : We speak with the director of the documentary “Growing Up Milwaukee”, about how she tells the stories behind the city’s negative statistics. Then, we examine the significance of the head nod in Black culture. We learn about Johnson Controls' big move away from downtown Milwaukee and into the suburbs. The latest Bubbler Talk explores the annexation of the village of Granville. Plus, we’ll learn about the shortfalls in the court system when it comes to court interpreters and a training program hoping to solve them. Guest: Tyshun Wardlaw, director and producer of “Growing Up Milwaukee” LaToya Dennis, WUWM reporter Tom Daykin, covers commercial real estate for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Bubbler Talk Debra Gorra Barash, instructor for the legal interpreter training program at UW-Milwaukee

Tuesday on Lake Effect : We unpack the events following the shooting of Jacob Blake by Kenosha police. Then, we hear from some RNC delegates on what they hope to see from this weeks’ convention. Lake Effect contributor Tom Daykin talks about the new plans for the historic Milwaukee Journal building. Plus, Milwaukee singer-songwriter Hayward Williams shares his new album made in lockdown, Every Color Blue. Guests: Teran Powell, WUWM Race & Ethnicity reporter RNC delegates Tom Daykin, reporter covering commercial real estate for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Hayward Williams, singer-songwriter

Tom Daykin joins Wisconsin's Morning News to discuss Bayshore redevelopment

From White House Chief of Staff Reince Preibus to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, President Donald Trump will lean on Wisconsin leadership during his tenure. What can those leaders expect? Our politics team has some answers. Also in today's show, Green Bay Packers beat writers Bob McGinn and Michael Cohen offer their predictions for Sunday's game. And business reporter Tom Daykin details the tricky challenges in renovating the historical Warner Grand Theatre.

Two winners of the prestigious Mary L. Nohl Fellowship are using their award to create art exploring their transracial adoptions. Arts reporter Sarah Hauer joins our show with more on that story. We'll also hear from business reporter Tom Daykin with the latest on an eastside development offering affordable housing. And political reporter Patrick Marley talks with opinion editor Dave Haynes about the incoming Republican legislature.