I couldn't believe how many of those we sold. OMC: You didn't stop to change your underwear? The only way we were going to get attention was to make as much noise as possible. Someday, somebody will come along and take that job. When they brought back the Soup Nazi, the Bubble Boy, Jackie Chiles and everybody else. You are booking your last show. Bob: That's not true. Everybody has their problems and they don't turn on the radio to hear yours. In your studio, it almost seems like you have an isolated -- I don't want to say a cocoon around you -- but, you've got your inner circle and it's pretty tight. Brian: That's what my dad did. The author Tom Clancy. Then, he got sick. We say everything on the show.". Eventually, just the ones that he shows me, they all get to be the same. Bob: Not on the "One Question Line." It's just how much people like that old wrestling stuff. I remember the football soap opera "All My Packers" being a big hit. I remember going into the studio and I said, "What do you think?" OMC: During your recent radiothon, I noticed that a lot of the requests for bits with Duane. Daboll responded with a laugh. But, I'd like to talk to him. Bob: It's always a surprise to me when I go somewhere and people say, "I heard you say this and this and this." Brian: We were coming up some back road from Kenosha to Racine. "What are you thinking, man? Brian: One of us will have to do a eulogy for the other, somewhere. Everybody has their problems and they don't turn on the radio to hear yours. Brian, tell me something that the listeners or even the people inside the cocoon don't know about Bob. Eventually, everyone else will peel away. Dave Crowl is a big wig at Clear Channel now. Does that ever happen or do you not have time for that kind of reflection? Bob: I said to Brian, I was thinking in my head one time about how many more contracts we would have to sign to get to a certain age. OMC: In a way, both Dan Patrick and your show really took off at that point, didn't they? Bob: People know that Brian is a good yard-steering guy, but he's also good road steering guy, too. The Milwaukee Region blends urban living with Midwest ambiance to create the ideal environment in which to make a living and live your life. Site Moveis jennifer kirby and robert gilbert. So was Chris Rock, he sucked. 102.9 The Hog. Has that ever been hard? We sat down in the room, and Pat looks at the general manager and program director and said, "Why don't you guys go get some lunch and we'll catch up to you in about a half-hour." Brian: Sooner or later, you're not on the lathe of life anymore. Bob: I told him not to do it. Brian: Hausfrau? 755 N. Milwaukee St. Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-395-0632 Website (Hours, Directions, Products) OMC: At that time, Lazer 103 was kind of an upstart, underdog station. As co-hosts of the city's top-ranked morning radio show, Bob Madden and Brian Nelson spend five hours a day talking . Another popular name of this radio station is 102.9 The Hog. OMC: Dan Patrick led to Mark Patrick, who had a good thing going and then left you guys for WQFM. He was born on June 1, 1968 and grew up on what he jokingly calls the "mean streets of McLean". When it came time to sit down with Bob and Brian, we could think of no one better to ask the questions than OMC's senior editor, Drew Olson, who has been a weekly guest on their show since 1998 and has known the two for the better part of his 20 years in journalism. That's the Death City Story. You know what? When they brought back the Soup Nazi, the Bubble Boy, Jackie Chiles and everybody else. Carrie comes in with news. You've just got the piece in there and you're turning away and you're in the middle of all that. Is that the key to the whole thing? Calls in on Fridays during football season to give his picks, Seth Grunlode ("Shambala" by Three Dog Night) , Mike Toomey ("Batman Theme" from TV series) comedian and master impersonator. I remember thinking, "Oh, boy. Because I don't think we're treating her any different now than when she first got here. A lot of teams don't do that. Brian: I don't think it seems like we adapt our game to different guests, but when you look at the track record, we must be doing something where we're flexible enough to change things. Bob: In our lane. Brian: I don't get credit for the wheel man that I am. Bob: There was a time when we tried to make it a regular thing "The Rest of the Story with Duane Gay." It's just how much people like that old wrestling stuff. Bob: There was a time when we tried to make it a regular thing "The Rest of the Story with Duane Gay." Those guys have been big. And finally, what will happen when the duo's newly-signed contract extension expires in 2012? Changes at Beasley Media Group classic hits WROR-FM Boston (105.7) as the long-running "Loren & Wally Morning Show" broadcast its last program on Friday (June 28). I have been in the insurance industry for over 15 years and have owned my agency with American National 15+ years. Bob: Well, I'm German and I think it is very weird. OPEN Golf Outing Wisconsins largest charity golf tournament, held annually on the last Friday in July. Bob: I have no interest in working with some pseudo guy who thinks he can do a radio show. But, nobody cares. By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer. NEW YORK Giannis Antetokounmpo had 22 points and 10 rebounds, and the Milwaukee Bucks used 3-point shooting to wipe out a 17-point deficit in the second . Home Bob & Brian WKLH Home; Bob & Brian; WKLH; Submit. Brian: If you take vacation at different times, you have eight weeks a year where you don't have your starting lineup in. He started only 105 of the 711 games he played in a Bucks uniform, but Bridgeman scored . "DO you know? Bob: That's true. I said on the air a couple weeks ago, "Women don't listen to us," and we got this flood of calls. Brian: He fit in so perfectly. Close search. You're never going to have a chance to do that story again. I get in there in the morning, I get the news services that we get. Where have 20 years gone? NEWS. OMC: Like when you lovingly called her "a booze hag?". We're not going to take any advice from them. The light went on over our heads. That seems crazy to me. He knew how good Duane was. Getting Bart Starr to laugh was a highlight of this whole thing. I don't know if anyone knows who that is. Brian: Then, I just react. She's no longer a booze hag she's a Brian: I hope it's just a case of Carrie getting used to us and kind of waking up and realizing that we don't really hate anybody. Brian: But it was just like (tight end) Jackie Harris leaving the Packers, remember? Brother of MPRA member Brian Yourich OMC: You mentioned that when you do your show, you're only talking to a handful of people. OMC: Speaking of the local media landscape, Mike Gousha's recent decision to resign at Channel 4 OMC: It was shocking, but it also was another reminder how stable this media market is. I didn't want to meet them or talk to them. Bob: It'll be just be the two of us, talking to each other. Checking out the Milwaukee County Historial Society with Brian Kramp. Brian: The best portrait of our audience is probably the golf outing. Brian: That's what my dad did. Listen on 102.9 THE HOG in Milwaukee Or stream us live at bobandbrian.com Our general manager, Tom (Joerres) wanted to make that a regular feature. OMC: But, you would lose the "home field'' advantage in a way. and repeats as a weekinreview show on Saturday mornings It was like some winding highway. OMC: Sometimes, though, those problems are funny. Brian: You have to take your personal angst and turn it into the Richard Lewis kind of comedy. Brian Peterson has worked for MCMEO since 2008. on Monday. Then, he got sick. Bob: I said "Mark, you're never going to see all that money. I'll be here.". OMC: When you are doing the show or thinking about the show, how do you picture your audience? OMC: When did he save your life? He immigrated to Canada in early 2003 . We started doing things like, "You know what's hot? Bob and Brian is a talk radio show broadcast from WHQG in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I said it at Duane's thing when he got the lifetime achievement award for broadcasting this year and how he always used to look around and say, "Can you believe we get to do this?" He's still pretty much of an atheist / socialist. There will be nobody over there to work with. Wife of MRPA member Bob Boyle; PAUL ZIMMER - February 16, 2020 at age 92. Brian: I don't remember that. When people would bring it up, was it hard to keep your energy up and stay focused when that kept coming up? 81 . Why is that? A lot of people don't know that Bob has some sincere bones in him. It was fun, though, I'll say that. SAGA Rock WHQG (THE HOG)/MILWAUKEE morning team BOB MADDEN and BRIAN NELSON of the THE BOB AND BRIAN MORNING SHOW re-up their contracts through 2012. Bob: They're right. . Bob: People know that Brian is a good yard-steering guy, but he's also good road steering guy, too. Brian: OK. And you don't have to do mine. That's what I was going to say about Brian. Brian: I don't get credit for the wheel man that I am. So was Chris Rock, he sucked. Bob Costas; threatens $450M lawsuit . He knew how good Duane was. Bob: We used to replay Dan in the 9 o'clock hour. The man who played 14 seasons with the Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks before being inducted into the Hall of Fame was 73. OMC: Dan Patrick led to Mark Patrick, who had a good thing going and then left you guys for WQFM. I think another 15 years and we can think about cashing this in. I think he'd be interesting for me, personally, because I still don't trust him completely. How do you deal with that and still try to be funny every morning? The album we did last year, after he passed away, all the money went to the Duane Gay Memorial Fund. OMC: But nothing is ever as easy as it seems. They didn't tune in to hear about your problems. He was good. OMC: Exactly. OMC: That's a perfect segue to the next question. OMC: Can you imagine doing a show now without the Internet? Mon-Fri 5am - 10:15am. Gosh, is that hot.". After awhile, you just kind of say, "I'm here. We don't self-promote very well. Bob: It's huge. Everybody has their problems. Bob: We did that Andy Rooney thing and "The Hot List." They tuned in to get away from theirs. Then, he got sick. That's the Death City Story. Comedy. Bob: It'll be just be the two of us, talking to each other. I remember thinking, "Oh, boy. Bob: I always say I don't know how people get along if they don't have a four-hour radio show; how they don't just explode. I said it to (Fox 6 anchor) Ted Perry not too long ago in the studio: "Do you think Carl Zimmerman and Bob Berry ever sat around and had this much fun?" How important are they in keeping you grounded and keeping the show fresh? Then, he got sick. He was in my car. That never worked. I'm bad at remembering old interviews. Bob: A brood mare. Bob: Believe me, I'd have rather been on his ship than our's. It was fun, though, I'll say that. It was always nice to see him. Bruce McGregor. Brian: He said it was going to change his life. Bob: I hadn't even thought about that when we did this (deal). I said it at Duane's thing when he got the lifetime achievement award for broadcasting this year and how he always used to look around and say, "Can you believe we get to do this?" I remember he told us two things when he hired us. Quotes from Chairman Bri's Little Red Book: "If everyone in the whole world had the same skin color, hair color and eye color, if we were all the same religion, if we all had the same favorite sports teams, drank the same beer, drove the same car, and spoke the same language, if we all hung our toilet . Other than the early hours, what are the bad parts of your job that people don't see? Brian: Yeah, I remember Bob saying, when we listened to one cut and you thought, "You're never going to be able to do that again." He was an in-your-face type of guy. Chris Elliott. During a long and varied career he has also been a public speaker, social activist, an actor and a (now-retired) professional athlete. Bob: It's always going to be somebody. Bob: Don't worry. Bob & Brian. [9] Proceeds from the album sales go to the Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee and the MACC Fund. He said that his contract renewal was coming up. OMC: In marking a recent anniversary, you played clips of your early years together. How tempted have you been to move to brighter lights? I'm bad at remembering old interviews. He has one older brother Jim, who is a DC based food and . I get in there in the morning, I get the news services that we get. Brian: Sooner or later, you're not on the lathe of life anymore. He was good. Brian: It might get your blood pressure up for awhile, but after awhile you sort of go, "Well, if I beat these guys, they'll just bring in someone else and everyone will be all excited about that for a couple of weeks. The answer was always the same. Daughter of MRPA members Erv and Patti Kraus; JEFFREY YOURICH - February 3, 2020 at age 61. The answer was always the same. That seems crazy to me. They discuss the journey in a Milwaukee Talks interview with OMC's Drew Olson. It was OK, because he was chatty. Brian: If anybody at all in the African-American community is listening to us, I'm completely surprised. It had an attitude. I hope everyone that does find out what a charlatan I am. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1597166322662-mid-article-2'); }); How tempted have you been to move to brighter lights?

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