George Halas is known to Oshkoshians as a musician, vocalist, and recording artist. He's also a career coach and an all-around interesting cat with a cool story to tell. Enjoy.

Today I sit down with Paul Mosling Morton and discuss his book A History of Oshkosh Motor Truck: 1874 to 1969. Paul discusses the history of Oshkosh Corporation from the early years to the manufacturing giant it has become. A great listen!

It's the end of summer, and Uri Weber is this episode's guest. He's a visual artist and bass player for the local band Generation Why. His exuberance is contagious, and no mask can protect you from that! A good talk and great listen.

In this episode, my old friend and former Oshkosh resident Dave Clark discuss Waterfest, favorite concerts, and the Oshkosh bars of yesteryear. Fun AND informative.

Today I discuss audio issues and complain about the heat like an armature. Not an essential episode, but hey, its free.

This episode's guest talks about the history and current happenings at the historic Time Community Theater in Downtown Oshkosh. We also discuss how nothing compares to seeing a movie in an audience. I talk about how nachos are the worst possible theater food. Lastly we touch upon haunted restrooms, and Phil manages to compare Oshkosh to a big burrito (in a good way). A great conversation. Dig it