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Episode 7 is with Author, Robert Rosen. I introduce some Wisconsin staples, and explain to him why someone from Milwaukee may start singing his last name in the Rawhide theme. We discuss his book "Nowhere Man, the Last Days of John Lennon," and we talk about his current book, "Beaver Street: A history of Modern Pornography." Listen in as we discuss literature, Kindle, Milwaukee, New York, the history of porn, and so much more!

On this segment of "Stage Time," Milwaukee comedian Patrick Schmitz talks about his upcoming production of a "Romeo and Juliet" parody, Sketch 22, and how he got started in comedy.

On this segment of "Stage-Time," co-host Nick Firer, the creator of the "Variety Hour Happy Hour" comedy show, takes the stage to tell us why he came back to Milwaukee from Washington D.C., and about the shows he's producing at The Underground Collaborative.

In this interview we start out discussing some really heavy things, like the difference in being called Joe, Joey and Joseph. We smoothly transition into some of his favorite roles. One obviously being Christina Applegate’s boyfriend on the hit TV show “Married with Children.”

For the second episode of the Scatterbrains Podcast, besides promising to stop talking in the third person (seriously, no clue) I bring to you, the people, Chanutelle Tibbals, Ph.D. Or, as everyone else knows her, “Dr. Chauntelle.” Besides being a kickass brunch companion, her sociological research on the Adult Entertainment Industry is significant to our ever-changing culture. Yet is highly underrated, degraded, and unfunded.

For the first episode of the Scatterbrains Podcast Alia Janine brings you Milwaukee native and comedian, Gareth Reynolds. We learn about what got Gareth into comedy and some of his new (and past) projects. They also talk about some Milwaukee classics, kooshes, and Pee Wee Herman. They definitely do not talk LSD, porn, or Alia's mom's ex-boyfriends. Strap yourselves in because this is going to be interesting!

In this podcast, we caught up with Bernsen to talk about the filming of "Major League," his memories of Milwaukee, Charlie Sheen, and what he’s working on now. Bernsen said he wants to see all the extras at the game tonight to stand up and sing "Wild Thing."

In today's Kramp Cast Doug and I talk about the "issues" of legalizing marijuana, the stupidity behind trying to hide it in college and how proud his parents were for him when he was named Stoner Of The Year from High Times Magazine.

In today's Kramp Cast singer Scott Weiland speaks candidly about being let go from the Stone Temple Pilots, how the band started more than 20 years ago and his love for the pit bulls that he rescued several years ago.

In today's Kramp Cast I talk to Chris Ponteri about the Race For The Bacon 5k, how he got the idea for the event, what other fun races he's organizing and of course we talk bacon.