So Whatcha Drinkin?

Episode descriptionBill Janovitz of Buffalo Tom joins So What You Drinkin’ for a wide-ranging conversation about music, memory, writing, and the long road of staying creative.Bill shares the story behind his new book, The Cars: Let the Stories Be Told, including the band’s complicated inner dynamics, the enduring brilliance of their debut, and what he learned from speaking with the people closest to the group. He also looks back on Buffalo Tom’s four decades together, the Boston music scene, touring

Episode DescriptionIn this warm, candid episode of So What You Drinkin’?, Jeff and KB sit down with longtime friends Casey Riddles and Mark Quigley to talk about heart surgery, recovery, and getting a second chance at feeling like yourself.Mark shares his experience receiving a heart transplant after years of living with heart failure, while Casey reflects on valve-replacement surgery, the warning signs he noticed, and the lifestyle changes that followed. Together, they talk honestly about fear,

Episode DescriptionKB and Jeff welcome acclaimed author and longtime sports journalist Howard Bryant for a deep, wide-ranging conversation about how sports really work.Bryant reflects on covering the 2003–04 Red Sox (including the Aaron Boone heartbreak and the World Series breakthrough in St. Louis), the making of his groundbreaking books Shut Out (racism and the Red Sox), Juicing the Game (the steroid era), Full Dissidence, and The Last Hero (Hank Aaron). He shares how Reggie Jackson lit the fuse

KB and Jeff sit down with Fred LeBlanc, the high-energy drummer and frontman of Cowboy Mouth, ahead of the band’s appearance at Cedarburg Summer Sounds.Fred talks about turning a live show into “rock and roll church,” why the band name came from a Sam Shepard play, and how growing up in New Orleans shaped his belief that the purest form of rebellion is celebration. He shares the challenges of being a drummer-frontman, 36 years of Cowboy Mouth, the Hootie & the Blowfish connection that helped get

KB and Jeff sit down with Goren Kralj, frontman of Milwaukee’s beloved band The Gufs, for a wide-ranging conversation about the band’s unexpected return, their Atlantic Records days, and why the music industry somehow missed them.Goren opens up about growing up in Munster, playing soccer at UWM under Bob Gansler, the early days of basements and Boardwalk gigs, the intoxicating moment when a crowd first sang his lyrics back to him, and the tough decision to walk away from a major-label deal and

So Whatcha Drinkin’ – Episode 1: Voice of the Packers Wayne LarriveeKB and Jeff Horrigan launch the brand-new interview series on 973-TV with the perfect first guest: longtime Green Bay Packers radio voice Wayne Larrivee.They dig into Packers minicamp takeaways, the new-look defense under Jonathan Gannon, the running-back picture with Josh Jacobs and Marshawn Lloyd, breakout candidates like Tucker Kraft and Matthew Golden, and the NFC North landscape (including Caleb Williams and the Bears). Wayne