Quentin, Israel, and Eric are in the business of visual storytelling and brand awareness. They chose to set up shop right here in Milwaukee as their company, MKE Misfits, takes off! Richie sits down with the three young founders to talk about content creation, overcoming mental barriers to entry, and of course: why they chose Milwaukee as home base.

Welcome to our first ever micro-episode!Martin Moore and Michael Koss, Jr. from Koss Headphones dropped by the studio to say hey to Richie. If you recall, Koss gave us some studio headphones a while back, and we've been buds with them ever since. They wanted to see how their equipment sounded in our setup, so they popped on the headphones and got on the mics.The three got to chatting, and Michael Koss got into how Koss was founded. It made for a neat Milwaukee story, and thus, our first micro-episode was born!We've got tons of cool people coming into our space all the time, so if you (our listeners) like this kind of thing, please let us know!Reach out to [email protected] with any feedback or guest suggestions, and let us know if you like this shorter format! We could crank stuff like this out more often if you're up for it.

A while back, Dan Katt came by to talk about his company, Good City Brewing. You've probably heard of them if you like beer, and if you haven't, trust us—they're worth looking up.It's a bit of a lost episode, as it got caught in the whirlwind of our rebrand and launch. But Dan has been up to some really amazing stuff around town, and we thought it'd be the perfect time to bring Dan and Good City some well-deserved attention!

Richie sat down with Sam Lister and Vlado Zrnic, two recent high school grads who are going about things a different way. They've both chosen to forego a traditional schooling path, and are off to a solid start. We'll talk about why they made that choice, the challenges and benefits they've been presented with, and—of course—all things Milwaukee.The moral of the story? We all learn differently, and everyone takes their own path. While heading to college may be the best route for most people, others may find a less traditional approach to schooling is the way to go. Ultimately, there's no one-size-fits-all—finding the route that's right for you is what's most important.

Judge Derek C. Mosley really is one heck of a guy. He's been through it all, and the kidney replacement is just the tip of the iceberg! Listen in, and you'll hear Milwaukee's most legendary judge talk about his favorite neighborhoods and more!

Backline is one of Milwaukee's greatest, boldest collaborations to date. A startup-styled accelerator (and much more) for local musicians, Backline aims to take Milwaukee's music scene to the next level, inspiring and assisting artists on the way.This time on The GoGedders Podcast, Enrique “Mag” Rodriguez, Joe Kirgues, and Glenn Kleiman talk all things Backline.

Jon McGlocklin stopped by the GGMM Studio to tell his life story, talk about how he’s adapted to a career after the NBA, and how he found his true calling helping others. Listen in to hear all about this Milwaukee legend's journey!

The recent resurgence of the #MeToo movement has encouraged victims of sexual harassment and sexual assault to speak up, and it’s placed our everyday conduct under the microscope. But now that we’re hyper-cognizant of our daily actions, a lot of questions are popping up. How far is too far? How lightly should we tread? Denise Thomas and Bobby Kraft came on The GoGedders Podcast to talk all things #MeToo: dating in the workplace, reading people’s nonverbal cues, using your voice to stand up for others, and so much more.

DJ Shawna is no stranger to reinventing herself. Hear how this GoGedder Dared To Be herself from hooping at Madison to DJing and beyond!

OnMilwaukee's Jeff Sherman comes on to talk all about the show's second season. We'll cover our shared vision for the podcast, and discuss our responsibility to have conversations that move the city forward.