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Pete Schwaba kicks things off by welcoming his new co-host, Greg Bach, to the mic. The two swap stories about their comedy roots and make it clear they’re fired up about this next chapter of the show. The plan? Keep it funny, keep it smart, and don’t shy away from what’s happening in the world.
They bounce from Olympic highlights—giving a nod to Wisconsin’s strong showing—to the latest pop culture drama, including chatter about Netflix and the ever-polarizing Donald Trump.
Closer to home, the conversation turns to Robin Vos and the debate surrounding his retirement, with plenty of back-and-forth about his complicated legacy.
The episode also features guest Noah Lieberman, who talks about his run for Madison’s Common Council and tackles one of the city’s biggest challenges: affordable housing.
With sharp banter, a few strong opinions, and plenty of laughs, Nite Lite 2.0 feels fresh, fast, and ready for whatever comes next.
Guest: Noah Lieberman
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By Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach
5
55 ratings
Pete Schwaba kicks things off by welcoming his new co-host, Greg Bach, to the mic. The two swap stories about their comedy roots and make it clear they’re fired up about this next chapter of the show. The plan? Keep it funny, keep it smart, and don’t shy away from what’s happening in the world.
They bounce from Olympic highlights—giving a nod to Wisconsin’s strong showing—to the latest pop culture drama, including chatter about Netflix and the ever-polarizing Donald Trump.
Closer to home, the conversation turns to Robin Vos and the debate surrounding his retirement, with plenty of back-and-forth about his complicated legacy.
The episode also features guest Noah Lieberman, who talks about his run for Madison’s Common Council and tackles one of the city’s biggest challenges: affordable housing.
With sharp banter, a few strong opinions, and plenty of laughs, Nite Lite 2.0 feels fresh, fast, and ready for whatever comes next.
Guest: Noah Lieberman