Usually, all they get is the bluster but it's not always that way. By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer. OMC: In a way, both Dan Patrick and your show really took off at that point, didn't they? Keep up the good work guys! I remember thinking, "Oh, boy. It was OK, because he was chatty. He's like a Vanity Fair, Slate, Salon writer. Everybody has their problems and they don't turn on the radio to hear yours. Or, do you? Maybe Detroit. OMC: During your recent radiothon, I noticed that a lot of the requests for bits with Duane. 1/13/23-Gary Graff on the death's of Jeff Beck & Lisa Marie Presley and the rest of the Music News. Where have 20 years gone? How are we going to fill that hole?" I said, "You'll be far too emotional to do a eulogy at my funeral. Our general manager, Tom (Joerres) wanted to make that a regular feature. It's kind of like Spinal Tap changing drummers -- the show just kept rolling along. I thought that was good. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1597166322662-mid-article-2'); }); Bob: Women, too. If you do have a problem, you better present it in a funny way or an entertaining way that is amusing to people. Brian: Since my son (Nik) was born, I haven't considered leaving. Bob: We did what we wanted and ratings were ridiculously good. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. He just dismisses them. OMC: A little more than a year from now, in July, 2007, you guys will mark your 20th anniversary doing radio in Milwaukee. Brian: Yeah, I remember Bob saying, when we listened to one cut and you thought, "You're never going to be able to do that again." We didn't care how long the story was or what day he came in. That never worked. Brian R Paasch. Then we went to Toledo. It's just how much people like that old wrestling stuff. It's your last show: Who are your guests? Eric is doing stuff. In her Milwaukee Talks interview here at OnMilwaukee.com in August of 2001, Carrie revealed that you guys treated her like crap the first few months. We got to a point where we just said "All right, we'll do what we do." I said it to (Fox 6 anchor) Ted Perry not too long ago in the studio: "Do you think Carl Zimmerman and Bob Berry ever sat around and had this much fun?" When you do a contest, you have to really think through a question so that you don't make it easy for them to just go in and enter the subject of the question and -- boom -- they've got the answer. Avid listeners to the show, which is syndicated on Madison's Fox Sports Radio (100.5 FM) and Appleton's The Fox (96.9 FM) already know plenty about longtime pals Madden (45), Nelson (46) and their journey from Union Grove High School to Gateway Technical College to broadcast stops in Melbourne, Fla., Springfield, Mo., Battle Creek, Mich., and Toledo. Bob: What were we -- 18 or 19? You want to write a book with Keith Olbermann? OMC: Are you aware that you have your own Wikipedia entry? When people would bring it up, was it hard to keep your energy up and stay focused when that kept coming up? What is your relationship like today with Dave and Carole and other radio personalities in the city, and how does it feel to have been around long enough that newcomers will probably come on and make fun of you? The answer was always the same. That seems crazy to me. But, I'd like to talk to him. Brian: When I was floating around Castle Rock Lake last summer for hours and hours (a mishap that was chronicled hilariously on the show), I was thinking, "They might not find me today. Our general manager, Tom (Joerres) wanted to make that a regular feature. I say that to Ted all the time "I can't believe we get to do this." Because I don't think we're treating her any different now than when she first got here. Brian: That was the only bit that we did that resulted in a puddle anywhere. Bob sells carpet and I'm a scumbag. What do you tell those people? Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band shows, Travelin' Man Tour, 2018-2019 I don't know if anyone knows who that is. ?-2004), Jeff Miller aka "The Hawk" & "Jeffrey Goodjudgement" Producer; (19891996), Air Marshall Pedersen Air Safety (19951998); Softball (1998), Steve "Consumer of Caffeine" Radke Backup Producer (????-2011). So many of the morning shows have been around for so long. It seems kind of weird. Bob: I've passed on things because I just wanted to be a fan. He's been on so many CD's and the bits are so memorable that it seems like he was on the show more than he was. Bob: It's always a surprise to me when I go somewhere and people say, "I heard you say this and this and this." Site Moveis jennifer kirby and robert gilbert. I remember going into the studio and I said, "What do you think?" OMC: There is such an effortless air about your show that everybody thinks you have the easiest job in the world and a lot of people think they can do it better. OMC: What other people who have had a hand in your success? It's a whole different thing we do with Steve than we did with Dan. It's just how much people like that old wrestling stuff. Brian: Bart Starr was a good one. Brian: Yeah, I remember Bob saying, when we listened to one cut and you thought, "You're never going to be able to do that again." It's true. Checking out the Milwaukee County Historial Society with Brian Kramp. OMC: Dan Patrick led to Mark Patrick, who had a good thing going and then left you guys for WQFM. But, you've both had parents pass away, you had Duane's illness, you've had marital strife and problems with your kids. Bob: I thought "This is it." He was in town and this whole thing with QFM was coming up and he was telling me how much money they were going to pay him. If you just took a poll of our listeners, they'd say Bobby Heenan was the greatest interview of all time. Eventually, just the ones that he shows me, they all get to be the same. Bob: It's always going to be somebody. Is that the key to the whole thing? Brian: Yeah, I'll be too broken up. Bob: We get calls from African-Americans and we get African-American people come up and say they listen, and that always floors me. And, we'll grouse about it. But, nobody cares. Brian: But it was just like (tight end) Jackie Harris leaving the Packers, remember? Brian: Then, I just react. S.3099 96th Congress (1979-1980) A bill to provide for the relief of the trustee of the bondholders of the Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Those first three or four stops -- until about halfway through Toledo -- I was really nervous about things. Brian: The closest we've ever come to working at a station where we really liked the music was our first job. I'll give them another problem to solve or you give them a problem to solve." I said it at Duane's thing when he got the lifetime achievement award for broadcasting this year and how he always used to look around and say, "Can you believe we get to do this?" OMC: How many of the Milwaukee program directors can you name? Bob: Tom Joerres, our station manager now and Dave Crowl, who was the station manager when we started. OMC: That's a perfect segue to the next question. Brian was going to come in second, no matter what. Did it make you nervous or did it inspire you and give you extra motivation? Madden asked before the interview. I remember he told us two things when he hired us. Bob: the one thing I remember Greg said to us: "I want you guys to be the (legendary Chicago radio team) Steve (Dahl) and Garry (Meier) of Milwaukee. Mike Stern. In your studio, it almost seems like you have an isolated -- I don't want to say a cocoon around you -- but, you've got your inner circle and it's pretty tight. OMC: There is also a guy named Brian Nelson who is younger than you who is leaving delinquent bills and getting taken to small-claims court all the time. Bob: Part of it was being young and stupid, too. Enjoy this edition of Milwaukee Talks with Bob and Brian. Brian: It was headed right for us. We didn't care how long the story was or what day he came in. A lot of teams don't do that. Everybody has their problems and they don't turn on the radio to hear yours. I remember Eric fired back and Brian said, "Bob, if we retire, I'll never leave my house." Bob Madden and Brian Nelson have agreed to a five-year contract extension with Lakefront Communications Inc. to serve as the morning show hosts on WLZR-FM (102.9 . That's hard to do. Bob: What were we -- 18 or 19? Brian: But it was just like (tight end) Jackie Harris leaving the Packers, remember? Carrie comes in with news. I remember the football soap opera "All My Packers" being a big hit. Brian: He fit in so perfectly. I said, "You'll be far too emotional to do a eulogy at my funeral. I think I'd like to have on Christopher Hitchens. Then, if it was funny at all, it was way funnier. We used to play six to eight songs an hour. Bob: There was a time when we tried to make it a regular thing "The Rest of the Story with Duane Gay." OMC: Like when you lovingly called her "a booze hag?" We have a great thing going here." We get all kinds of people. The loser of each round, and the game, is "The Stiff". Longtime friends who grew up in Union Grove, Wisconsin, Bob Madden and Brian Nelson went to high school and technical college together before teaming up to work in radio in January 1981. I didn't think that would be any fun. She's no longer a booze hag she's a Bob & Brian . I didn't want to meet them or talk to them. bob and brian milwaukee retirement memento vivere tattoo Maio 25, 2022. gl inet mango vs shadow . Let's not screw this up.". OMC: Another thing you heard with Gousha was people saying, "He is so talented and successful here, why didn't he ever go to a bigger city?" OMC: Like when you lovingly called her "a booze hag?". Search Cart . Does that ever happen or do you not have time for that kind of reflection? He was in town and this whole thing with QFM was coming up and he was telling me how much money they were going to pay him. Sep 10, 2016; Atlanta, GA, USA; Atlanta Braves catcher A.J. Keith Hastings. You're never going to have a chance to do that story again. OMC: What other people who have had a hand in your success? Brian, tell me something that the listeners or even the people inside the cocoon don't know about Bob. The man who played 14 seasons with the Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks before being inducted into the Hall of Fame was 73. Brian: I thought we were just being ourselves. OMC: But, you would lose the "home field'' advantage in a way. We've got it pretty good." It was stupid. Brian: When I was floating around Castle Rock Lake last summer for hours and hours (a mishap that was chronicled hilariously on the show), I was thinking, "They might not find me today. Bob is running the board. OMC: When did he save your life? Bob and Brian is a talk radio show broadcast from WHQG in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. That's not how Duane operated. Bob: Tom Joerres, our station manager now and Dave Crowl, who was the station manager when we started. They didn't tune in to hear about your problems. I only remember the most recent ones. Listen to Bob and Brian Radio free online. OMC: When you are doing the show or thinking about the show, how do you picture your audience? Brian: I don't know. I had a chance to have dinner with Don Henley once and I didn't. Brian: Tom Clancy, Howie Mandel, Paul Hogan and Gary Shandling were all bad. Brian: I don't remember that. Brian: If anybody at all in the African-American community is listening to us, I'm completely surprised. (laughs). We come to this bend in the road and there is a gravel truck passing a car. Brian: I hope it's just a case of Carrie getting used to us and kind of waking up and realizing that we don't really hate anybody. I say that to Ted all the time "I can't believe we get to do this." I remember when he called me at home and said ESPN won't let him do radio any more. Does that ever happen or do you not have time for that kind of reflection? OMC: Another key guy in the evolution of the show that I have to ask about was your friend, Duane Gay (who died last year after a long battle with cancer). You are booking your last show. But eventually, they'll find me and it will make for great radio.". Brian: Really? Topics of discussion include politics, celebrity gossip, and sports, along with the random daily events. And then it's not funny anymore. Bob, Brian, Carrie Wendt, Eric Jensen, Tim Murray, and Stephanie Sutton will be broadcasting LIVE from March 5 - March . Brian: I don't think that has anything to do with Bobby Heenan. I remember when he called me at home and said ESPN won't let him do radio any more. He was some kind of double-crossing terrorist for the IRA, too. As co-hosts of the city's top-ranked morning radio show, Bob Madden and Brian Nelson spend five hours a day talking . I only remember the most recent ones. I'm too old to do that. 1029 The Hog FM. I say that to Ted all the time "I can't believe we get to do this." Mandatory Credit: Shanna . OMC: Almost the entire time that Duane was sick, you were getting calls about him -- whether it was the "One Question Line" or at different times during the show -- was that ever difficult? Brian: I thought we were just being ourselves. OMC: You mentioned that when you do your show, you're only talking to a handful of people. How important are they in keeping you grounded and keeping the show fresh? Brian: I don't get credit for the wheel man that I am. If you just took a poll of our listeners, they'd say Bobby Heenan was the greatest interview of all time. Brian: We were coming up some back road from Kenosha to Racine. I'm even below the carpet salesman. That's the Death City Story. OMC: Bob, what else can you say about Brian? (laughs) But, if she wants to say that, I'm not going to argue. Brian: He fit in so perfectly. I remember thinking, "Oh, boy. You guys know each other as well as any two humans on the planet. 68. We had to get him stuff a week in advance. Brian: You can Google "Brian Nelson." Bob: When you're on the phone and you say, "This is Bob, from the Hog" -- see, you laughed. Daboll responded with a laugh. Did it make you nervous or did it inspire you and give you extra motivation? What do you tell those people? We have a great thing going here." "Have I?". Bob: They're right. Bob: He does a lot of reading. The only way we were going to get attention was to make as much noise as possible. OMC: Speaking of the Web, things have changed so much in the last few years. OMC: So, you're not thinking, "One more deal and we'll take it to the house?". Bob: They're right. It's the three of us. Bob: Well, I'm German and I think it is very weird. Brian: There were chances between here and there, but we wouldn't do it. Armed with some new musicians in the group, Bob Dylan opened the show with his classic rocking blues based tune called "Watching The River Flow.". She's always fun. Bob: It'll be just be the two of us, talking to each other. And for Paul Cebar, John Ziegler and Bob Reitman. Bob: Women, too. I think another 15 years and we can think about cashing this in. You have sick kids. (laughs). OMC: When you do retire, will you guys continue live close to each other and get up at 4 in the morning and go to McDonald's and hold court every morning? The guy could just e-mail us the stuff. Bob, are you aware that there is a Bob Madden's carpet and tile shop in Dayton, Ohio? Bob: You have parents passing away. Brian: It might get your blood pressure up for awhile, but after awhile you sort of go, "Well, if I beat these guys, they'll just bring in someone else and everyone will be all excited about that for a couple of weeks. He was in town and this whole thing with QFM was coming up and he was telling me how much money they were going to pay him. Bob: I have no interest in working with some pseudo guy who thinks he can do a radio show. These guys are about ready to get their clock cleaned. Topics of discussion include politics, celebrity gossip, and sports, along with the random daily events. Now I listen to him daily. What did you think about that, and was there ever a time that you liked -- or even cared about -- the music being played on your station? People still ask how they can get one of those. OMC: Dan Patrick led to Mark Patrick, who had a good thing going and then left you guys for WQFM. What do you tell those people? bob and brian milwaukee retirementnutrien head office australia. We were going to hit it. He was in my car and I said "Don't do this. We come to this bend in the road and there is a gravel truck passing a car. We never really stopped. Is that harder? Bob: Who would I like another crack at? When we do the camping stories or the home remodeling stories, every day there are stacks of stories that he has to go through, which I would never want to do. He's an awfully good driver. Brian: Who is making fun of us? You guys know each other as well as any two humans on the planet. I wonder if she has tape of these things. Brian: We were coming up some back road from Kenosha to Racine. Because I don't think we're treating her any different now than when she first got here. I remember thinking, "Oh, boy. Other than the early hours, what are the bad parts of your job that people don't see? There has been name-calling from time to time. Bob: That's not true. Eric is doing stuff. What follows is a transcript of a 45-minute interview that was robust, breezy and punctuated with laughter -- much like the morning show. That's what I was going to say about Brian. Kevin Harvick will make 2023 his final Cup season behind the wheel, concluding a 23-year Cup career that has included 60 victories and one Cup championship. You just got Duane when you got him. OMC: OK, we're near the end and yet we have to fast-forward. He knew how good Duane was. We never really stopped. OMC: Yeah, but in that case it's mostly drunken white males, ages 25 to 54. When people would bring it up, was it hard to keep your energy up and stay focused when that kept coming up? Brian: One of us will have to do a eulogy for the other, somewhere. How do you deal with that and still try to be funny every morning? OMC: Speaking of the Web, things have changed so much in the last few years. I don't know if anyone knows who that is. I knew it was going to be no fun, because he was just going to be ripping on the conservative values. I didn't want to meet them or talk to them. He was in my car and I said "Don't do this. If it goes bad, you get all the blame. Bob: Shocking. He was born on June 1, 1968 and grew up on what he jokingly calls the "mean streets of McLean". It's just how much people like that old wrestling stuff. I think they're going to have whiplash from going 'What happened?' As co-hosts of the city's top-ranked morning radio show, Bob Madden and Brian Nelson spend five hours a day talking to each other, news director Carrie Wendt, producer Eric Jensen and a huge audience listening on The Hog (WHQG, 102.9 FM). Brian: Keith is like counting Grover Cleveland Alexander twice. So was Chris Rock, he sucked. His theory was -- and these were Pat's exact words: "If you don't want the kids to play with the outlets, give them a box to play with." Bob: In our defense, we're better people now. He saved my life years ago when he was driving. We'd say, "We'll get a hold of him." We never really stopped. I thought that was good. Those guys have been big. Then, he got better. Brian: You have to take your personal angst and turn it into the Richard Lewis kind of comedy. Paul Manson passed away on the last day of 2015, spending an even 60 years on the planet. The Radiothon includes guest interviews with those in the sports and entertainment industry. It's got to be perfect." When people would bring it up, was it hard to keep your energy up and stay focused when that kept coming up? If you get bad service at a restaurant, that can be funny. Undersell it. It's kind of like Spinal Tap changing drummers -- the show just kept rolling along. Brian: Bart Starr was a good one. It was fun, though, I'll say that. Updated Nov 13, 2002, 4:59pm CST. Usually, all they get is the bluster but it's not always that way. OMC: The camping stories reference makes me think of something else: One thing you guys do that some shows do not is take your vacations at the same time. I remember Eric fired back and Brian said, "Bob, if we retire, I'll never leave my house." How tempted have you been to move to brighter lights? We were going to hit it. You're never going to have a chance to do that story again. You have bills. Somebody can do my job. Have you thought about what comes after that? SAGA Rock WHQG (THE HOG)/MILWAUKEE morning team BOB MADDEN and BRIAN NELSON of the THE BOB AND BRIAN MORNING SHOW re-up their contracts through 2012. Bob and Brian's station, 102.9 The Hog, is owned by Saga Communications. I think Carrie got used to being treated the way that she's treated now. We never really stopped. Bob: Don't worry. And then it's not funny anymore. How are we going to fill that hole?". Brian: He said it was going to change his life. Bob and Brian is a talk radio show broadcast from WHQG in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Getting Bart Starr to laugh was a highlight of this whole thing. We made fun of Reitman and Mueller, Dave and Carole, Dick and Ellen -- all of them.
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