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Scout Springgate and I make our picks for both the college football and NFL action this week.
Scout Springgate and I make our picks for week one of the NFL season as well as make some picks for this week's college football action.
Scout Springgate and I make our picks for the upcoming NFL season.
In the second of two WIAC football previews, former UW-Whitewater offensive coordinator and new UW-Oshkosh head coach Pete Jennings joins me to preview the 2022 season of Titan Football as well as talk about his experience on the show: Pros vs. Joes.
UW-Whitewater head football coach Kevin Bullis joins me to talk about the upcoming UW-Whitewater football season, Quinn Meinerz's second year with the Broncos, and his memories of UW-Whitewater legend Tommy Lange on this episode.
On this episode, I interview UW-Whitewater athletic director Ryan Callahan on his playing career at UW-Whitewater as well as his time as athletic director at the school. We also talk about his memories of UW-Whitewater legend Tommy Lange in this episode.
In this episode, I interview Lawrence University Tuba Professor Marty Erickson about his career ranging from the Navy Band, the New Sousa Band, the Brass Band of Battle Creek, as well as his recording with Wycliffe Gordon to his teaching career at Lawrence.
Music Selections in order:
"Undecided," from the recording "You and I," done by both Marty and trombonist Wycliffe Gordon.
"Concertino for Tuba and Concert Band," live performance of Marty Erickson on Tuba with the Kenosha Pops Concert Band
"The Glory of the Yankee Navy," performed by Keith Brion and his New Sousa Band.
"Serpent's Tooth," from the recording "You and I," done by both Marty and trombonist Wycliffe Gordon.
"The Stars and Stripes Forever," live performance of Marty Erickson on Tuba with the Kenosha Pops Concert Band, Craig Gall, conductor.
UW-Stevens Point basketball legends Jack and Dick Bennett talk to me about their coaching careers, their family coaching legacy, as well as what it meant to be inducted together into the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Hall of Fame this past month.
The Kenosha Pops Concert Band and Racine Concert Band both are celebrating their centennials this summer. In this podcast, I interview several members of the Kenosha Pops as well as former director Frank Germinaro and current assistant conductor Kathy Ripley on the history of the band. Band Members interviewed include: Marv Miller (member since 1950), flute player and Kenosha News entertainment reporter Liz Snyder, and band manager John Moyer.
Music track is portions of the 1928 march "Badger Legionnaire," from the Kenosha Pops recording "Music from the Shell."
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