WTMJ host Jeff Sherman was joined on the phone by Dr. Monica Vasudev, allergist and immunologist at Aurora Healthcare to talk about allergy season and the difference between allergies and common cold.

Next, Jeff asked Dr. Vasudev about treatment options.

TWO UP:

1. The tell all book about Facebook had come out

2. Greater Milwaukee Foundation received grant money that it would be giving to local businesses.

WTMJ host Jeff Sherman discussed home prices in Milwaukee and the Midwest as a whole, Marcus Center’s Broadway show announcements and more.

WTMJ host Vince Vitrano’s feature on the Celtic cover band Red Hot Chili Pipers was played

TWO UP

1. Yellow Tail Wine was looking to reinvent its look and feel.

2. Harvard for Everyone: The Ivy League institution was starting an initiative for students coming from lower income families.

10:36 – Jeff Sherman was joined in-studio by Abby Hauke, Regional Manager-Southeast & Northeast Wisconsin for First Weber, and they began by discussing her background, and the recent decline in home sales in the Milwaukee area.

-Jeff asked Abby about uncertainty and challenges in the housing market as well as the solutions.

-Jeff asked Abby the how and why of renting versus buying houses, the upcoming Home & Garden Show and gave her a budget.

Jeff Sherman was joined in-studio by Abby Hauke, Regional Manager-Southeast & Northeast Wisconsin for First Weber, and they began by discussing her background, and the recent decline in home sales in the Milwaukee area.

Jeff asked Abby about uncertainty and challenges in the housing market as well as the solutions.

Jeff asked Abby the how and why of renting versus buying houses, the upcoming Home & Garden Show and gave her a budget.

TWO UP

1. Yellow Tail Wine was looking to reinvent its look and feel.

2. Harvard for Everyone: The Ivy League institution was starting an initiative for students coming from lower income families

Happy St. Patrick’s Day; WTMJ host Jeff Sherman discussed the parade from the previous Saturday and Guinness's new non-alcoholic beer and how it compares to the more proofed original.

TWO UP:

1. Northwestern Mutual’s Downtown Milwaukee location was about to have its’ top off ceremony and what it means for the greater Milwaukee staff when it is officially finished

2. Pepsi had agreed to purchase “healthy” soda company Poppi. What would Coca-Cola do?

MONDAY MARKET PREVIEW: Jeff Sherman was joined remotely by Annex Wealth Management CEO Dave Spano, and they began by discussing economic uncertainty as it pertains to falling consumer sentiment.

-Jeff asked Dave about growing old without a spouse and the financial implications. Plus, the potential situation of several kids inheriting a vacation home from their parents.

Jeff Sherman was joined in-studio by Brad Wallace from Go Riteway Transportation Group to talk about what they do and the appeal of using a bus company for vacations.

-Jeff next asked Brad about recruitment for a bus company, especially on the school bus side of Go Riteway.

-Jeff then asked Brad about expanding Go Riteway and their partnership with Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport

Jeff Sherman was joined in-studio by Brad Wallace from Go Riteway Transportation Group to talk about what they do and the appeal of using a bus company for vacations.

Jeff next asked Brad about recruitment for a bus company, especially on the school bus side of Go Riteway.

Jeff then asked Brad about expanding Go Riteway and their partnership with Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport

MONDAY MARKET PREVIEW: Jeff Sherman was joined remotely by Annex Wealth Management CEO Dave Spano, and they began by discussing economic uncertainty as it pertains to falling consumer sentiment.

Jeff asked Dave about growing old without a spouse and the financial implications. Plus, the potential situation of several kids inheriting a vacation home from their parents.

TWO UP:

1. Northwestern Mutual’s Downtown Milwaukee location was about to have its’ top off ceremony and what it means for the greater Milwaukee staff when it is officially finished

2. Pepsi had agreed to purchase “healthy” soda company Poppi. What would Coca-Cola do?