Milwaukee World Festival Inc. Vice President of Entertainment , Scott Ziel joins the show to talk about the "Milwaukee Remembers" tribute concert happening today at Summerfest. The concert is set to honor local Milwaukee musicians and remember the ones who passed.
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Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan are broadcasting live form the Pella Windows & Doors mobile Studio from week two of Summerfest. Today the chat with several Charitable leaders, Tammi Garrison from Generac, Kevin Canady from Milwaukee Music Festival, and ESPN Milwaukee's Ben Brust. Later that get the break down of Summerfest's history from entertainment editor Chris Foran, they chat with Gabbi Tammis about the upcoming Braver Angels Convention, and they also place their over/under bets for tonight's Presidential Debate. Check WTMJ620 social pages to see their odds and play along.
Milwaukee World Festival Inc. VP of Business Development Kevin Canady, talks about their work producing Summerfest, a role they've had since the event began. He explains their role in making the annual even, their relationships to community outreach through several Milwaukee charities and initiatives, and their upcoming family friendly events like the Lil Gig.
Tami Garrison, Senior Director of Social responsibility/Generac talks about the tiny home display at the Summerfest grounds. Garrison also tells us more about Generac's collaboration with Power UP with Purpose Program in which Summerfest ticket proceeds benefit the Veterans Community Project and the other wonderful work Generac is doing.
ESPN Milwaukee's Kyle Ben and Nortman's, Ben Brust join Spanning the State to talk about the 3rd Annual Alumni Charity Challenge happening tomorrow at Summerfest's Gruber Law Offices Sports Zone. He talks about the cause Garding Against Cancer, and how he got involved.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Assistant Entertainment Editor, Chris Foran stops by the mobile studio to chat about the history of Summerfest. He shares stories of the unique changes the major festival has changed since it began. Changes like where the musical events were across the city as well as how the band Sly and the Family Stone played a role.
Director of Communications & Marketing for Braver Angels, Gabbi Timmis joins the show to talk about the upcoming 2024 convention where 700 people across the political spectrum will be coming to Kenosha to help have conversation to bridge the gap across the aisle.
Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan break down abortion on your ballot two years after Rove Vs. Wade was struck down. They later chat with Michael Glodowski for Giving Tuesday ahead of their music festival. Then Scott Small visits again to talk about his new dive bar series "Dives of the Ice Age".