Joe & Borna

Borna spoke with Black Moods front man, Josh Kennedy, about the band's shelter in place virtual concerts, the new season of Ozark(he grew up there), and the band's forthcoming album and wine....all by the same name...Sunshine. (pic is from a studio visit last summer...when we could do such things)

He's the host of the world famous HardDrive(heard on the Hog Saturday nights 7-9p)...and now the author of Sonic Warrior. Great to talk to Lou Brutus about rock 'n roll stories, including one in Milwaukee that made a chapter in his new book. You can get the book here>>>https://bookshop.org/books/sonic-warrior-my-life-as-a-rock-n-roll-reprobate-tales-of-sex-drugs-and-vomiting-at-inopportune-moments/9781644280768

In the spirit of the man that found an extra $8.2 million in his bank account, callers shared stories of when they found cash....and, if they kept it.

Mandy saw a neighbor kid blowing bubbles. Acceptable?

We have sports! Kind of....We're betting on the ESPN H-O-R-S-E competition and draft our respective squads.

Borna knew he ate to many shrimp tacos, and that's why he wasn't feeling well. Yet, he still freaked out about coronavirus.

Borna is very wary of his building's elevator during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mitch accompanied his 18 year old son to his first vote. Fahter might have pressured son a bit.

Our WWE expert, Don Black, broke down WrestleMania 36.

ESPN The Ocho features sign spinning as a competition. We spoke with, Omar, who works with Milwaukee's most famous sign spinner on 76th and Howard.

With an emphasis on physical distance, are couples love-making during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Baseball may be on hold, but that didn't stop Mitch from bringing us some opening day fun facts.

Callers shared whether their business was deemed 'Essential' or 'Non-Essential.'

'Safer At Home' doesn't seem to pack enough punch for the stay at home directive. Here are some better suggestions.

We simply sent Mitch to grab some takeout at Balistreri's Bluemound Inn. He turned it into a tipping controversy.

Turns out Borna's idea of virtual happy hours isn't original.

We had questions about the dark web. So we brought in our station IT guy.

Due to coronavirus fears, is the era of food sampling at grocery stores over?

Dave Kindig of Bitchin' Rides checked in before his appearance at World of Wheels this weekend.

Mitch, and Mitch alone, speaks with comedian Pauly Shore. See Pauly at Turner Hall this Sunday, February 16th.