Veteran Milwaukee Journal Sentinel journalist Mary Spicuzza joins Scaffidiology Podcast host Steve Scaffidi for a look back at a story that made newspaper headlines in Milwaukee in 1978. August Palmisano, Spicuzza’s cousin, was killed by a car bombing on June 30, 1978, a case that remains unsolved to this day.

Spicuzza details the open questions in the case and possible connections to the Milwaukee mob bosses and the Mafia.

Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620WTMJ, Monday to Friday, 9 - 10 a.m.

AARP's Director of Communications Jim Flaherty sits down with Scaffidilogy Podcast Host Steve Scaffidi for a primer on how to avoid the scammers during the holidays. Porch pirates, gift card fraud, and other scams are unfortunately part of our holiday reality, and we'll walk you through how YOU can avoid them.

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, heard Monday through Friday from 9-10 a.m.

America’s favorite co-host, Carole Caine, joins the Scaffidiology Podcast for a look at Thanksgivings past,

and how she celebrates Steve Scaffidi’s favorite holiday.

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9–10 a.m.

It’s the generational divide.

Political Power Hour host Steve Scaffidi is joined by Martin Moore, a content creator for Koss Corporation, former frequent guest on Steve’s old show and current weekly guest on The Upswing with Jeff SHerman.

They discuss issues regarding teaching financial literacy, the affordability of housing, social security and the overall uncertainty of one’s own financial future.

Hunters are set to take to the woods across Wisconsin in late November for the annual gun deer hunt, and Journal Sentinel Outdoors editor Paul Smith joins Steve Scaffidi for a conversation about one of the state’s best traditions.

For the first time starting this yar, Wisconsin deer hunters can use air rifles which have no recoil and, more importantly, quiet.

This year's deer population, according to Smith, is expected to be better than last year due to the recovery period last year after the harsh winter of '22 to '23.

Chronic Wasting Disease or CWD is still a rising issue with Wisconsin deer, but Smith says there could be a decline in the near future. Testing for the disease is still free and also new to this year you can a replacement deer tag, regardless if the deer's sex.

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9–10 a.m.

Rush Tribute Project (RTP) members Sean Jones, Bill Heck and Thomas Slawnik sit down with Scaffidiology podcast host Steve Scaffidi for a look at their 20-year career playing the music of Rush. 

Combining vintage instruments and a state-of-the-art light show, RTP recreates the live concert experience of one of one of the most significant and top-selling rock bands of all time. 

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9-10 a.m.

Pat Miller, founder of the Small Business Owners Community, joined Steve Scaffidi for a conversation on the impact of artificial intelligence (A.I.) on the small business community and how it could soon change all of our lives.

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, and the Decision Wisconsin Podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts or at wtmj.com.

You can see her great work every Saturday of the college football season on ESPN's College Gameday, and listen to her Monday through Friday, 7-9 a.m. on the Jen, Gabe and Chewy Show on ESPN 94.5 in Milwaukee, but that's just part of what makes Jen Lada so good at what she does.

With a resume built on her significant experiences as a sports reporter, radio host, and an award-winning journalist for ESPN, Lada has built a career on telling the stories that shape our national conversation on sports, our culture and our country.

Lada sat down with Steve Scaffidi on the Scaffidiology Podcast and shared her thoughts on women in broadcasting, the Caitlin Clark phenomena, and how she'll try to find the time to do even more.

Andrew, Nick, Frank and Bobby, the Engel’s unique Pastiche Bistro and Wine Bar combines their love of food with an appreciation of family, with a mix of French, Spanish, Italian and American dishes.

The Engels sat down with Steve Scaffidi for a lively conversation about their restaurant with family as a centerpiece of their business model.

Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9–10 a.m.

Golf has always been a popular sport, but golf merchandising has also seen a meteoric rise in consumer interest and sales.

Swag Golf, launched in 2018 by four friends in Northbrook, Illinois, now employs 150 people nationwide, and is currently building a new 30,000 square foot headquarters.

Chief Operating Officer Scott Weber, along with founder Nick Venson, have created an innovative and unique company built around products like putters and headcovers, often using design options including skulls, playing cards, and pop culture themes.

Venson described what Swag Golf is all about. “I knew we were making cool products, but sometimes the chase of the product is as important as the product itself. It certainly created a buzz around Swag.”

With merchandising connections to Major League Baseball, WWE, and the NFL, their products have shown up in the bags of professional athletes, and winners on the PGA, Korn Ferry, and the LPGA tours. Recently, U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Steve Stricker presented his players with Swag headcovers as a gift to the U.S. team members.

Weber sat down with Scaffidiology Podcast Host Steve Scaffidi for a lively conversation about their company and the innovative products they sell.