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Maino and the Mayor

John Maino and Jim Schmitt

Radio legend John Maino and former Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt talk everything Green Bay, as well as sports, politics, health, entertainment and anything in between. Experience the chemistry and humor between two great friends. Broadcasts live 6 - 9am in Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay and surrounding areas. Listen Live: 6:00 am - 9:00 am Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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Revving Up with Italian Automobiles (Hour 3)

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2025/05/12

Get ready to drool over $100 million worth of rare Italian cars at the Festa Italiana in Green Bay! Darrel Burnett with the Automobile Gallery & Event Center shares the scoop on this unique car show featuring one-of-a-kind Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and more. Witness the arrival of over 150 Italian beauties in a parade, including a Ferrari designed for Belgium's Queen. Plus, discover how connections and trust bring such prestigious cars to town. With food, wine, and a community spirit, this is a

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From Mortgages to Vibra Slaps: It Must Be Monday...

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2025/05/12

A surprise visit from Kevin Van Ess picks up our spirits! He also drops off a belated birthday gift for Todd: a vibraslap! You may have never seen one or heard of one, but you've definitely heard it in popular music! Then, Kristen Ambos from Point Mortgage shares insights on navigating these financial waters, emphasizing the importance of understanding loan terms to avoid being trapped in bad deals. Financing is her forte, and before you even think of buying a home, you must reach out to experience

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Weekend Walks and Bar Room Talks (Hour 1)

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2025/05/12

Jim and John discuss a weekend filled with long walks, weddings, and culinary adventures in Northeast Wisconsin. They dive into amusing anecdotes, like a quiche recipe shared by a friend, and the peculiar addition of pimento cheese in their eggs. The duo reminisces about the vibrant nightlife of yesteryear, including legendary hangouts like the Candlestick Lounge, and share tales of sports legends like Paul Horning. They touch on work-from-home dynamics, quipping about TV distractions and frequent

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Weekly Best of Maino and the Mayor for May 10

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2025/05/10

Jim and John celebrate Mother's Day with a heartwarming chat featuring Jim's vibrant 92-year-old mom, Mary Schmitt. Sharing cherished family moments, she reflects on raising 11 children, the joy of family meals, and her thoughts on the first American Pope. The episode closes with a thrilling live performance by local band Jupiter Lynx. The duo is comprised of Lindsey Johnson and Jerry Frisque. They share their journey from coworkers to bandmates, captivating listeners with their unique harmony and

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Mother’s Day Memories and Music with Jupiter Lynx...

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2025/05/09

Jim and John celebrate Mother's Day with a heartwarming chat featuring Jim's vibrant 92-year-old mom, Mary Schmitt. Sharing cherished family moments, she reflects on raising 11 children, the joy of family meals, and her thoughts on the first American Pope. The episode closes with a thrilling live performance by local band Jupiter Lynx. The duo is comprised of Lindsey Johnson and Jerry Frisque. They share their journey from coworkers to bandmates, captivating listeners with their unique harmony and

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Free Ticket Frenzy & Empowering Youth Through...

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2025/05/09

Mark Husen with Emplify / Bellin Sports Medicine is in the house this morning. Besides talking about some auction items on the market right now from the NFL Draft, Mark also talks a bit about the proper clothing for children participating in sports this time of year: the chilly wind and the forecast uncertainty from one day to another. Then Avery Rhenwrick, with 4th N Goal, stops by to fill us in on a football camp his non-profit is putting on for local youth. Avery aims to empower under-resourced

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44:02

TGIF! (Hour 1)

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2025/05/09

Well, it's happened again! Jim and John mentioned earlier in the week that there will never be a Pope from the United States. Well, the new Pope is from Chicago. Just more proof that you shouldn't necessarily take anything they say as fact. Then Lisa Hale joins from NEWisco Weekend to promote this weekend's show, which will focus on Mother's Day. The hour is a lively, unscripted ride with plenty of laughs.Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through

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Unlocking the Mind & Pat Tracey (Hour 3)

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2025/05/08

Hypnotist David Ruby joins to discuss the power of hypnosis beyond entertainment, explaining its origins as a tool for anesthesia and how it aids in weight loss, smoking cessation, and overcoming fears. He elaborates on its effectiveness in sports, helping athletes visualize success and manage anxiety. His business, Work Well Hypnosis, is on Main Street in Oshkosh. Then Pat Tracey with Discover Oshkosh is in the hot seat. From cideries to Mother's Day ideas, he again proves why Oshkosh is the place

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Pedaling Towards Change: BikeOsh25’s Impact (Hour 2)

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2025/05/08

Broadcasting from Oshkosh, John and Jim start the hour talking about BikeOsh25. The event is celebrating its ninth year of promoting bike safety and culture in the city. High schoolers Caden Lederhaus and Phanique Thompson, alongside their social studies teacher Rick Leib, share their passion for cycling as a means to foster community, health, and safety. They discuss the logistics of the city-wide event with 20 pit stops, the educational impact of such initiatives, and the importance of respecting

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Road Rage, Blender Battles, and Oshkosh Mornings...

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2025/05/08

Broadcasting live from Oshkosh, Jim and John share their morning struggles with road rage, the beauty of the sun coming up over the water, and Maino's issue with cleaning his blender. Then Alicia Wenger joins from Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services in Oshkosh. She shares the story of the organization's namesake and talks about all of the services that they offer individuals and families. Christine Ann touches the whole community from in-school programs to community education sessions. Maino

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History Days and Harmonies (Hour 3)

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2025/05/07

John and Jim welcome John Craemer from the Green Bay Press Times in their weekly segment "Headlines with The Press Times." John brings in as they dive into the vibrant historical tapestry of Brown County with guests from the Neville Public Museum and Packers Hall of Fame. They explore the upcoming Brown County History Days—a week-long celebration highlighting the region's rich past with free public events. The episode transitions into a lively chat with Darren Johnson and Kevin Van Ess, the dynamic

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Mocktails, Mental Health, and Mayhem(Hour 2)

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2025/05/07

Northeast Wisconsin gets a splash of sunshine and summer with a great event that's coming up! Mary Beth Hendrickson and Michael Berge about the second annual Mocktail Bash. This event, powered by Mental Health America of Wisconsin, aims to destigmatize mental health and addiction, offering a night of booze-free fun with mocktails and inspiring stories like that of Kristin Waite-Lebott, a nurse turned advocate after overcoming addiction. Tackling issues from opioid addiction to mental health

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The Grumpy Chronicles (Hour 1)

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2025/05/07

On a brisk Wednesday morning, John and Jim dive into a whirlwind of topics, from a chilling 50-degree temperature drop in the U.P. to nostalgic tales of the Edmund Fitzgerald. They reminisce about senior discounts, with a humorous take on age and identity mishaps. The duo debates cash versus digital payments in today's world and the significance of skilled trades. The guys decide to let listeners decide a new tagline for the show. We have some very creative listeners!Maino and the Mayor is a

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Racing Rivals and Orchard Dreams (Hour 3)

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2025/05/06

Start your engines for a wild ride through Marinette's river races, featuring speedboat pro Kristi Ellison. Raised on racing, Kristi spills on adrenaline-pumping 100 mph races and the American Powerboat Association. The races are coming up on June 7th & 8th. Meanwhile, Green Bay schools plant the seeds of sustainability with New Leaf Foods' orchard initiatives, teaching kids to grow their own food. Lauren Knisbeck shares how pear, cherry, and apple trees are sprouting in schoolyards, aiming for

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Rhythm & Remembrance (Hour 2)

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2025/05/06

Ted Ludolph shares his journey from a young drummer to a seasoned percussionist in the AVB Community Band, emphasizing the joy of rediscovering music later in life. The AVB, an all-volunteer group, gears up for a grand finale concert coming up on May 12th. Then Ali Smurawa and Nicole Singkhammee highlight the cultural vibrancy of the Hmong American community through a dedicated day at the Neville Public Museum. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday

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The Unhinged Chronicles: Mourning Doves, Nurses, and...

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2025/05/06

Jim and John engage in a lively chat about morning sounds, pesky doves, and the heroic work of nurses. They reminisce about the evolution of radio studios, Bob Seger's timeless tunes, and who might own today's music scene. (We agree that it's probably Taylor Swift.) The guys put out a Quick Poll on what categories they might actually win first place in at next year's Wisconsin Broadcasters Association awards. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through

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Vietnam Reflections and Culinary Aspirations (Hour 3)

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2025/05/05

In our Veterans Salute from Olson Legal Group, LLC, Jim and John discuss what Vietnam veterans faced upon returning home, highlighting the stigma and lack of support many encountered. Guest John Koehler, a Vietnam vet, shares personal stories and underscores the importance of honoring veterans beyond anniversaries. Our great friend Ace Champion joins to discuss the upcoming Kids Cooking Championship, emphasizing the value of engaging youth in culinary arts. The event takes place during MeatFest at

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Zoo Adventures and Entrepreneurial Spirit (Hour 2)

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2025/05/05

Jim and John welcome with Kristine Schuetze from the NEW Zoological Society about the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park's AZA accreditation and the arrival of a new lioness. They dive into fundraising for zoo improvements and share tales of an adventurous otter named Louie. Later, 21-year-old entrepreneur Ethan Wunderlich discusses his window cleaning business, Select Exterior Services, highlighting his journey from high school beginnings, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and future plans, including

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Award-Winning Brittney

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2025/05/05

Brittany Merlo's award-winning achievements steal the spotlight, leaving Jim and John plotting a celebratory party. Brittney won one of the awards for a story she investigated and reported on cranberry farming in the state. John's cranberry bog misadventure and Jim's cranberry investment flop add humor. We're extremely proud of Brittney and so glad she is part of our team in NEWisco! Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW

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Weekly Best of Maino and the Mayor for May 3

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2025/05/03

Jeremy Beck from the USPS and Selena Darrow fromRooted In, Inc. dive into theStamp Out Hungerprogram's 32nd year, where postal workers and volunteers collect non-perishable food donations for local pantries. With a call for volunteers to help collect and distribute tens of thousands of pounds of food, they emphasize the importance of filling the bags provided by the United Way of Brown County. Highlighting food security challenges, they also touch on Rooted In's efforts to redirect surplus food from

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