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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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44:02

Building Community and Credit Scores (Hour 2)

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2025/06/09

Jim and John welcome YMCA leaders Eric Gorder and Emily Smith to talk about the YMCA's expansive growth and impactful programs in Northeast Wisconsin, including their summer block parties, camps, and swim lessons. They emphasize meeting community needs and maintaining beloved traditions. Later, Kristen Ambos of Point Mortgage Corporation shares insights on managing credit scores and navigating the complex world of home buying. She advocates for early planning and being informed on credit impacts,

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Mountain Biking & Macramé (Hour 1)

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2025/06/09

It's Monday again! The guys discuss the resurgence of macramé, the joys of family reunions, and the importance of portion control amid health kicks. With a mix of humor and nostalgia, they explore everything from mountain biking trails to the challenges of modern vacation habits, making for an engaging and eclectic episode. Then, Brittney Merlot joins with a look at the weather for the week ahead. According to her, it will be an up-and-down week as far as temperatures are concerned. Maino and

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Weekly Best of Maino and the Mayor for Jun 7

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2025/06/07

Jim and John welcome Leah Reed from Heid Music in Appleton and Linda Garvey from the Appleton Community Music Board to share all the details on the 13th annualAppleton Street Music Week, a vibrant festival celebrating original, handcrafted music. The festival supports Appleton Community Music, with performances and fundraising activities planned. The hosts reminisce about D-Day, honoring the bravery and sacrifices of veterans with poignant stories from the front lines. The episode wraps up with

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Music & D-Day (Hour 3)

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2025/06/06

Jim and John welcome Leah Reed from Heid Music in Appleton and Linda Garvey from the Appleton Community Music Board to share all the details on the 13th annual Appleton Street Music Week, a vibrant festival celebrating original, handcrafted music. The festival supports Appleton Community Music, with performances and fundraising activities planned. The hosts reminisce about D-Day, honoring the bravery and sacrifices of veterans with poignant stories from the front lines. The episode wraps up with

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Coal Piles, Community Spirit, and Summer Safety (Hour 2)

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2025/06/06

In a landmark decision, Green Bay's county board voted to relocate century-old coal piles, a move hailed as 'epic' after decades of debate. The episode delves into the complexities of this negotiation, highlighting community and political dynamics. Brown County Board Supervisor Pat Evans joins to give his take on last night's vote. Also on the radar: summer safety tips from Emplify by Bellin Health's Mark Husen, emphasizing hydration and injury prevention as activities ramp up. The show touches on

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Donuts, D-Day, and Drive-Ins (Hour 1)

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2025/06/06

Dive into a nostalgia-laden Friday as Jim and John reminisce about the joys of Donut Day, the quirks of Mr. Donut's 1973 jingle, and the cultural impact of drive-in movies. They navigate through amusing coffee mishaps and the art of carrying an overflowing cup without spilling. The hosts also explore the bustling scene in Oshkosh, highlighting local events, and dissect the long-awaited relocation of Green Bay's coal piles. As a poignant tribute, they honor the 81st anniversary of D-Day with vivid

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Legends, Life Lessons, and Live Music (Hour 3)

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2025/06/05

From coaching legends to vibrant local culture, this episode covers it all. Former UWGB Coach Todd Kowalczyk discusses the impactful legacy of Dale Race, a basketball mentor who shaped many lives with his unyielding dedication and genuine care. They explore the unique bond between athletes and coaches, and the wisdom of bringing retired coaches back into the game. Meanwhile, Pat Tracy from Discover Oshkosh highlights Oshkosh's bustling weekend activities, including the electrifying Waterfest with

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Outdoors for All and Cheese Fest Fun (Hour 2)

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2025/06/05

The guys talk with Keith Pamperin to chat about the nonprofit, Challenge the Outdoors, which empowers persons with disabilities through outdoor activities. They discuss fundraising efforts and volunteer needs for events like hunting and fishing outings. Later, in our Eye On The Community feature, brought to you by InSight Eyecare, Joe Harlow joins to hype up Little Chute's Cheese Fest, a family-friendly extravaganza with music, $1 rides, and cheese curd contests, all while raising funds for

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Jaw-Dropping Dilemmas and Otter Escapades (Hour 1)

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2025/06/05

Maino returns with a dislocated jaw, leading to a hilarious discussion about his dietary adjustments, including a newfound love for Greek yogurt and a mysterious 'Johnny Juice.' Couch woes and practical solutions like Velcro are explored, alongside the trials of faulty appliances. The conversation shifts to the saga of Louie the Otter, an escapee from the new zoo, speculating on his life in the wild. Meanwhile, Maino muses on past adventures, from youthful cross-country treks to contemplating hot

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Headlines & The Bee Gees (Hour 3)

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2025/06/04

John Craemer from The Press Times joins the show and brings along Jessica Norwood from NWTC to talk about the school's photography and DMT programs. John not only works for the Press Times, but was part of the program at the tech school. Then, the Director of Education with the Green Bay Botanical Gardens, Linda Gustke, stops in to promote some of the great events and education programs coming up this summer at the gardens. From musical events that feature the music of the Bee Gees and Chicago, to

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Downtown Renaissance and Real Estate Realities (Hour 2)

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2025/06/04

Jim and Connie Fellman welcome Jeff Mirkes from Downtown Green Bay. Jeff takes us through the vibrant summer lineup, including long-standing traditions like the farmers market, new family-friendly events, and jazz concerts. The focus is on community activation and urban development, fostering a lively downtown atmosphere. Transitioning to real estate insights, Ben and Deanna Malcore discuss the current market dynamics where high demand meets low inventory, emphasizing the importance of working with

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Behind the Scenes with Connie and the Mayor (Hour 1)

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2025/06/04

Connie Fellman continues to sit in for Maino, and she's decided to dive into the quirks of local news anchors, revealing the surprising truths about on-air personalities, like doing their own makeup and the reality of TV production. As they chat about personal hobbies, environmental concerns, and real estate trends, the duo also teases upcoming guests, including downtown event planners and real estate experts. Tune in for insider tidbits and witty banter, all while gearing up for exciting

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Pipe Dreams and Sweet Strolls: Exploring Local...

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2025/06/03

The Mayor and co-hosts Connie Fellman and Vanessa Moran delve into career prospects within the UA Local 400 pipe trades. Doug Dokey discusses the benefits of trades careers, including job security, lucrative wages, and minimal student debt, while emphasizing opportunities for women and youth apprenticeships. Then, Mary Rhode from On Broadway, Inc highlights community events like the Green Bay Farmers Market, the Levitt Amp concert series, and the new Sweet Stroll on Broadway. Additionally, Vanessa

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From Classrooms to Podcasts: Educator Insights...

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2025/06/03

Educator Scott McPherson from Denmark shares his vision for a podcast aimed at teachers and parents, tentatively titled 'The Staff Lounge.' With decades of experience, he aims to cover challenges like truancy, parental involvement, and the dynamic landscape of education. McPherson emphasizes the evolving role of male teachers and the importance of making school a place students want to be. He discusses the impact of passionate teachers and the significance of extracurricular activities in academic

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Teachers, Trivia, and Tangents (Hour 1)

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2025/06/03

Connie Fellman and Vanessa Moran sit in for Maino on this Tuesday morning. The team navigates an unexpected guest host double booking with humor. The episode features a mix of topics, from a tribute to teachers to a quirky trivia game centered on Dairy Month. The hosts also touch on culinary adventures, weather updates, and community events, all brimming with community spirit and spontaneous fun.Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from

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Home Safety & Savory Crepes (Hour 3)

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2025/06/02

Dive into a dual journey of home safety and culinary delight. In Northeast Wisconsin, experts Cory Tekulve and Amy Plagenz from HME Home Medical discuss making homes more accessible for the elderly. From ramps and stair lifts to ceiling lifts and barrier-free showers, they emphasize affordable solutions to keep your loved ones safe in their own homes. Meanwhile, Dell Kab shares his inspiring story of bringing authentic French crepes to Green Bay with Crepe Bistro Cafe. From sweet to savory, Del's

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Canoes, Contests, and Cheese: A Wisconsin Adventure...

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2025/06/02

Connie Fellman fills in for Maino, and Jim reminisces about the bustling Breakfast on the Farm event celebrating June Dairy Month. The event was held on Sunday, and he worked the event as a server. Prior to that, on Saturday, he was a judge at Meatfest at the Resch. All in all, it was a great weekend of cheese and community spirit. They also talk about the historic Ho-Chunk Nation as they embark on a dugout canoe journey, highlighting ancestral waterways. Plus, enjoy the quirky tales of game shows,

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Gossip, Gardens, and Good Neighbors (Hour 1)

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2025/06/02

Connie Fellman sits in for Maino and she and Jim dive into local life and neighborly dynamics in Northeast Wisconsin, touching on everything from the joys and challenges of gardening to amusing encounters with neighbors and law enforcement. They discuss the quirks of gardening, including DIY efforts versus hiring help, and the satisfaction of indulging in nature’s bounty. The conversation meanders through neighborhoods' importance, community events like 'Breakfast on the Farm,' and the rich cultural

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Weekly Best of Maino and the Mayor for May 31

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2025/05/31

It's Friday, and that means local music on the show! Dennis Peters of theGlam Bandjoins for the segment, and Jennifer Lyn fromThe Groove Revivalshares her band's blues-rock journey. She speaks passionately about their new album, 'Retrograde', and their throwback 70s sound.Cody James, a solo artist, also joins, discussing his creative process, his single 'Thousand Miles', and his dedication to music without a plan B. The episode wraps up with a live performance from Cody, highlighting his meditative

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The Revival & The Music of Cody James (Hour 3)

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2025/05/30

It's Friday, and that means local music on the show! Dennis Peters of the Glam Band joins for the segment, and Jennifer Lyn from The Groove Revival shares her band's blues-rock journey. She speaks passionately about their new album, 'Retrograde', and their throwback 70s sound. Cody James, a solo artist, also joins, discussing his creative process, his single 'Thousand Miles', and his dedication to music without a plan B. The episode wraps up with a live performance from Cody, highlighting his

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