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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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Musical Weekend Kick Off

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2025/05/02

We end the week with our LIVE Music Series! Our great friend Dennis Peters from the Glam Band is back with us this week to help us welcome Spencer Smet. A local musician who just returned back to the area after being in New Orleans for a time. His eclectic songwriting is the perfect way to segue into another GREAT weekend in Northeast Wisconsin!Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in

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ROTC, NIL, and Emplify

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2025/05/02

Mark Husen from Emplify Health by Bellin joins the guys for his weekly segment. Besides discussing the offerings at Bellin, he also gives his thoughts on the NFL Draft, ROTC's impact on young lives, and the nitty-gritty of NIL deals for high school athletes. Mark also talks about Bellin's merger with Gunderson Health and the rebranding as Emplify Health. A great hour of content focusing on our local community.Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through

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Draft Aftermath and Effervescent Thighs

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2025/05/02

Jim and John lead another post-NFL draft discussion, reflecting on the bustling energy and the toll it took over the week. They critique the missed opportunities for economic growth during the event, suggesting more community engagement could have showcased Green Bay's charm beyond football. John boasts about his glowing skin, crediting it to bee honey tallow, while contemplating entering a bodybuilding competition to flaunt his thighs. A lively conversation on bluegrass events, the importance of

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44:02

Remembering Vietnam and Honoring Teachers

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2025/05/01

Jim and John reflect on a poignant event in Appleton marking the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War's end, featuring heartfelt stories from veterans and families affected by the conflict. The show also highlights the importance of mental health, especially among veterans. Later, Kelly North Lee from Fondy Famous joins to champion teacher appreciation and community engagement in Fond du Lac. Her mission is to spotlight local businesses and organizations, and she is working on a project to normalize

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Stamp Out Hunger & Celebrate Music

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2025/05/01

Jeremy Beck from the USPS and Selena Darrow from Rooted In, Inc. dive into the Stamp Out Hunger program'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

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Weather Woes and Brett Favre’s Fall

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2025/05/01

The show is never even finds the rails this morning! John and Jim Schmidt dive into local weather, sharing nostalgia about May Day traditions and the Blessed Virgin Mary. Amidst playful banter, they discuss Brett Favre's recent controversies and a potential guest spot on the show. Listeners weigh in on whether Brett Favre should be a guest, with an overwhelming yes. Amid laughs, tangents, and a smattering of Catholic school memories, the show just never gets on track!Maino and the Mayor is a

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Building Bodies and Legacies

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2025/04/30

Tori Wittenbrock joins us from the Green Bay Press Times for our "Headlines with the Press Times" segment. She brings along Jesse and Savannah Vaness, a bodybuilding couple, to discuss entering the drug-free competition circuit, emphasizing the importance of gradual lifestyle changes, and to promote the event coming up this weekend at the Meyer Theatre in Green Bay. The show also explores youth apprenticeships with Myron Construction, offering high schoolers hands-on experience in the trade

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Flexing Muscles and Mulling Over the Draft

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2025/04/30

A bodybuilding competition comes to Green Bay on Saturday. Paul Hadler, Derrick Bauswell, and Molly Tynan join the guys to talk about the event, and also their stories of getting into competition. This natural bodybuilding event emphasizes drug-free competition, with polygraph testing ensuring fairness. Jim and John both ask for tips on losing weight and building muscle mass. Eat well, and work hard in the gym. No revelations there! Then Nick Slupski rejoins to talk more about the draft. Listeners

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Food Trucks and Football Fans

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2025/04/30

The NFL Draft may have dazzled TV viewers and diehard fans, but local businesses and food trucks faced a rough reality. John and Jim dissect the disconnect: with 600,000 visitors expected, many food vendors were left with excess stock, some losing big. "Cheese Curd Nick" joins to give his take on what worked and what didn't. Pittsburgh, take notes: balancing hype with realistic expectations is key. And remember, the crowd's focus is the draft, not local eats. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the

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The Power of Theatre & The Community

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2025/04/29

Matt Goeble from the Meyer Theatre joins the guys to discuss the challenges of booking acts at a community venue like the Meyer. He also runs down a number of the shows that are coming up in the next several weeks. You can check out their website for complete details. Then Carrie Josephson, with the Walk To End Alzheimer's, is joined by Eric Osbourn from Oak Park Place to promote lemon icebox pie sales for the Alzheimer's Association. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio

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Heartarama: A Two Rivers Tradition

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2025/04/29

Two Rivers' iconic Heart-A-Rama event is back, celebrating its 53rd year with a lively '80s theme! This community-driven fundraising gala supports heart health and has raised over $3.2 million for the Heart Association and local AED donations. Expect a dynamic mix of skits, music, raffles, and guest appearances from local celebrities like Charlie Berens. Jim Pautz joins to explain a bit about the vibe of the show with is akin to 'Saturday Night Live' but with a local twist. Get more details about

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Packers, Papal Funerals, and Wiper Blades

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2025/04/29

This Tuesday morning starts with a conversation about the aftermath of the NFL Draft in Green Bay, which may have been a missed opportunity to showcase the city's other assets. Jim and John also share anecdotes about unpredictable mornings, from phone mishaps to wiper blade woes. (Maino's alarm didn't go off, and he joined the show thirty seconds late. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in

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Lacrosse Leaps & Musical Surprises

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2025/04/28

Buckle up as we dive into the world of lacrosse and the thrill of live performance! Rich Thompson, head coach at Pulaski, shares how he's grown lacrosse from ground zero in Northeast Wisconsin, comparing it to basketball for its teamwork and strategy, while emphasizing its inclusivity for all body types. Meanwhile, the Grand Oshkosh's upcoming show, 'Fruit Flies Like a Banana,' promises a whirlwind of music, dance, and acrobatics. The Fourth Wall ensemble invites the audience to participate in

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Draft Picks & Point Mortgage

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2025/04/28

Legendary sportscaster Mark Daniels dishes on the Packers' draft picks, marking his first year off the job in 46 years. Touching on Clay Matthews' eyebrow-raising political quip and the Packers' strategic choices, Daniels highlights Green Bay's bold moves to support Jordan Love with new wide receivers. Then, Kristen Ambos from Point Mortgage shares savvy tips on navigating the current housing market, emphasizing the importance of budgeting and considering a second job to stay financially afloat in

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After Draft

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2025/04/28

Post-draft Monday kicks off with reflections on events in Green Bay, including a lively booyah cook-off and music performances. The guys give an overall grade of "B+" for the event. Meanwhile, meteorologist Brittany Merlot warns of impending severe weather, including possible tornadoes and hail, urging listeners to stay weather-savvy. Two rounds of storms are possible with this weather front. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am

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Weekly Best of Maino and the Mayor for Apr 26

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2025/04/26

Stress the Mind and Trent Magik blend beats and lyrics, celebrating the state's culture and spirit. Their catchy tune, "Wiscanthem," was born from a desire to create an original Wisconsin song, and is ready to become a stadium staple. We debut the radio broadcast of the song, and you can see the video right onYouTube. Meanwhile, draft day stories from former Packers QB Don Majkowski reveal the emotional rollercoaster of being a late-round pick in the '80s. The anticipation builds as Green Bay gears

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44:32

Magic & Music

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2025/04/25

Gizmo brings in the card decks and shows a bit of magic! Plus, he's in to talk about today's Booyah Battle and Kringle Combine. Local non-profits have partnered with Booyah Chefs to serve up Wisconsin’s favorite soup to football fans for the NFL Draft. Then we welcome Kaylin Kole for our weekly LIVE music segment! From Portage and growing up in LaCrosse, Kaylin brings a powerful and beautiful voice! An absolutely amazing way to end this very special week in Northeast Wisconsin. Maino and the

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Draft Day Whirlwind

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2025/04/25

Mark Husen from Bellin Sports Medicine is "in the house" and gives us a look at some of the great events Bellin is putting on during the NFL Draft. The event isn't just about football, but family-friendly events, music, and food all in one area! Then Frank Hermans joins with information on a new show he has starting in May. Let Me Be Frank Productions will debut the show "Brent the Musical". He’s been playing bar league softball on The Bar’s team for years and can’t decide if it’s time to turn in

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Draft Night Mania in Titletown

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2025/04/25

Green Bay buzzes with excitement as the NFL Draft takes over Titletown. Fans from across the globe gather, creating an electric atmosphere unlike any Packers game. While the crowd swells to 205,000, the vibe stays upbeat and family-friendly—no wildness here! The event sees a mix of NFL fans, some even from Cleveland, and a Make-a-Wish kid gets a heartwarming moment. Lisa Hale from NEWisco Weekend joins the guys to give a preview of what to expect on this weekend's show, which is about everyday

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A Wisconsin Arm Wrestling Showdown

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2025/04/24

The guys welcome Lee Bonnet, president of the Wisconsin Arm Wrestling. He fills us in on the excitement as the state championships hit the Oshkosh Arena this Saturday. Open to all, including kids and women, the event promises fierce competition across seven weight classes. With legends like Ron Bath in attendance, it's a must-see spectacle. Lee gives Maino a few pointers and emphasizes technique over brute strength, revealing that even a 130-pound woman can topple a 250-pound man with the right

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