Mike Korsmeyer, a civil engineer based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is challenging  the dry, no nonsense, avoid at parties and boring stereotype of being an engineer. Mike has started his own YouTube travel vlog Kouple of Korsys, where he shares travel hacks, room reviews and video of the locations he and his wife have traveled to. Take a listen and the go watch some of Mike's adventures.

Regular contributors, Erin and Reuben discuss the trials and tribulations of dating in a digital world. We talk about apps, expectations, their personal process of selection and what makes someone worth meeting in person. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!!!

Dr. Peter Bandettini, (Dominican High School and Marquette University Alum)  from the National Institute of Mental Health joins us again (see previous episode # 28). Peter discusses a variety of topics  including his on going research, family life during the pandemic, some history and his sensitivity to poison ivy. Listening to Episode 28 first is recommended

Kathleen Bartzen Culver is an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Journalism and Mass Communication. She is also a graduate with three degrees from the university ( undergrad, masters and PhD). Katy shares with us thoughts on the ever changing landscape of journalism, news , media and how she prepares students for the future.

Founder of Pink Umbrella Theater, Katie Cummings, joins us this episode. She shares with us her lifelong love of theater and why she started the theater company for and by individuals with disabilities and sensory sensitivities. You can visit their website at pinkumbrellatheater.org for class schedules and information.

Part 2 of our chat with Steve's Cousin Tommy Grippo. In this conversation we cover Tom's experiences in trade school, the army, working for the NYPD, Joe Namath and being a natural disaster relief volunteer. Stick around to the end for his proudest professional moment.

Steve's Cousin Tommy Grippo shares his memories of growing up in Brooklyn NY. We discuss stickball, smoked mozzarella cheese. old friends from the neighborhood and how he earned free egg cremes for life. Join us for the first part of this great trip down memory lane.

A great conversation with Whitefish Bay, WI native Peter Bandettini, Ph.D. We discuss not only his research at the National Institute of Mental Health, but also how he got to where he is and his favorite place to go for a run on the entire planet. You can read his bio here.

This episode we spend time chatting with author Adam Levin, administrator of the Old Milwaukee Facebook group. We discuss Milwaukee's history, Adam's passion of collecting photos of the cities past and his soon to be released book Fading Ads of Milwaukee. You can pre-order Fading Ads of Milwaukee at Boswell Books.

Like a good ghost story? We put the call out to our listeners, friends and family to share any and all paranormal experiences they have had. This episode we have a compilation of stories told by the people who have experienced, something out of the ordinary. Turn down the lights, curl up in a blanket and listen to our special Halloween addition.