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We begin with a pre-List chat about the retirement of Tony Bennett, a Wisconsin legend. Then, on toTthe List, with more shenanigans 18 days out from election day.  A prediction on Houston having a problem at Lambeau on Sunday.  We observe, and suffer through, another Wisconsin driver beef. And, to finish, we explore why Halloween decorations have become an obsession.

We begin with an assist to aid organizations helping after so many hurricanes. The campaign trail motors on with less than a month to go.  Petulance will get you nowhere in the NFL. FEMA responds after lies spread by the former President about funds and how they are used. And we finish with the truth...as hard as it may be to find.

That's right, no infuriating instructions to limp through.  We dip into political waters and how attractive a backup quarterback may soon become.  There's a sure sign that you're not paying attention to your driving.  We commiserate over a cancelled marathon and nasty storm.  Plus, a sign that election workers are hard to come by and why they're leaving.

Dave is not a fan of the new M&M's flavor.  We continuesd watching the campaign trail and some of the crazy claims you'll hear. There's someone passing you on the highway, so don't freak!  Football is on the brain...in more ways than you might expect. And, handing out kudos to those about to run over 26 miles.

The List goes crazy over fitted sheets and great pretzels.  Plenty to talk about on the way the campaign trail has changed in the past two weeks. Also, we welcome back those held in Russia. Mile of Music is here...yes!  And, there's an interesting new billboard recently erected in Florida.

The Northeast Wisconsin Regional Director joined me for a mid-season construction update. Tom admitted that the spring and early summer has slowed progress a bit.  We talked about the staus of the I-41 rehab project on the metro's west side and what's left to do. The crews are off to a busy start on the I-41 re-do from Highway 15 to De Pere, including the closing of N and overpass work. We finish...

The List begins with a take on Justice Thomas' lust for travel....free travel. A big swing at the political world, including Biden's age woes. Plus, the former President has his own issues.  My Wisconsin driver beef hones in on left lane lukers. And we finish with a thought on how Biden is trailing in most polls, though it's hard to reconcile for many.

Yep, a pre-Fathers Day List today.  We say goodbye to NBA legend Jerry West. Also, how strange this election season is on so many levels. I mention what made me sad this week. And, a finish full of dragons that have been sorely missed.

This is The List for 6-7-24. Yes, the day after the 80th anniversary of D-Day, which we highlight here. Also, putting the Trump conviction into focus. We pay kudos to money well earned and pay heed to anxious drivers. Then, we finish with a really big case of beer...really big!

We begin with delightful fields...of dandelions.  There's a big court case playing out in NYC.  Also, we give a draft grade to the Green and Gold.  Plus, we learn more about pork tapeworm and what it can do to you brain!  And to finish, one final fowl update on our recent turkey invasion.

The List dives into a courtroom in NYC.  We take a clumsy look at some new surveys, too.  Also, there's the quarterback-heavy NFL draft and the strategy for the Green & Gold.  Nodding off in court gets a defendent a new nickname.  And, we finish with kind words for a departed star.

Our monthly visit with Tiffany began with a first quarter wrap up.  We also discussed how coming out of winter and presenting your home in spring is so important. From cleaning up the outside to freshening the look indoors is vital.  Also, we discussed inventory and what is holding back any buyers from getting the process started.  Finally, a great website tool and how you can connect with Tiffany...

We open up the List with the next item the Arizona Supreme Court will run on.  Also, a big shake on the east coast, with another one coming next week.  We cover the eclipse and the fight for the green jacket.  Current and former presidents have their issues. And, we credit where it's due with college basketball and more!

The List picks up a shovel, hopefully for the last time this season. Some campaign news to review, including the Wisconsin election results.  The big tournies for hoops wrap up this weekend, and the pursuit for a green jacket is about to begin.  We take a stab at traffic as construction season is here. And, pass out kudos to Neenah's Allie Ziebell on her outstanding season.

The List rolls with new rules for the No Fun League.  We take a look at look at campaign visits and speeding drivers.  Also, the ramifications of the bridge collapse in Baltimore. We are closing in on a special week in Augusta, Georgia. And finally, special words from the Pope on this holy weekend.

Appleton knows how to put on a great parade.  Eric Stadler is with the Appleton Parades Committee and reminds us to get entries in soon.  We chatted about this year's theme and how easy it is to access parade info. We entertain some parade float ideas and who might want to get involved. Plus, an easy guide to get registered and start the process!

The List is back as the Big Dance gets going!  We take you to the campaign trail and to the Dentist chair.  We hit on the "shocking" results in the Russian presidential election. The snow we received is actually a good thing.  Finally, when a salute is anything but a salute and some tips from Shohei!

Author B.J. Hollars joined Dave for a chat about his new book.  We take you back to the 1960's Democratic primary in the state, when primaries as we know them we very different. How the Kennedys rallied to Jack's side, from Bobby, Ted and Jackie to many Wisconsonites who joined the fight to win the primary. Jack eventually won in Wisconsin, took West Virginia and marched on to the eventual nominat...

Here we go into some of the craziness that is March. Moves by the Green And Gold may have been for the best.  We have a few takes on politics. My Wisconsin driver beef is a cautionary tale. And, we finish with a goodbye to one of the areas best men.

It was time to chat with Tom for a preview of the 1-41 project.  Tom updated us on informational meetings coming up.  Then, we dig into what will happen on 1-41 in 2024.  We also chat about other large projects in the area for the next year or two. Tom gives us good info on websites to check and ways to stay on top of 1-41 project news throughout the years to come.

Tiffany is excited for spring and it shows!  We talk about inventory and what to expect this spring. Also, Tiffany and her crew will be busy with numerous open houses this weekend.  We dive into what happens if the rates start to drop and how to get ready. Plus, finding out what your home is worth can be crucial and Tiffany helps guide us through the process.

March Madness is almost here!  We recap some of the crazy week in politics, including Super Tuesday.  Joe Biden's State of the Union address gets some play, as does Nikki Haley's campaign suspension.  The NFL legal tampering period is about to begin. And, no need for sleeping meds when the campaigns for presdient should do the trick!

Tune in to hear Dave Edwards' conversation with Doug Dokey, the Business Manager of UA 400 Pipe Trades, regarding the upcoming 3rd annual Women In The Pipe Trades event on March 6th. UA 400 is comprised of about 2,300 members across 18 counties in NE Wisconsin, with about 30 of those members being women—a number they are continually hoping to increase. As a branch of the United Association of Plum...

Welcome to March! We begin with the moon lander that had trouble...uh, landing. Along the way, we roast a House Committe Chair, the NFL's combine and our turbulent weather. Also, we get ready for the Madness. And, a cool gesture by the White House does not go unnoticed.

Back at it with a prediction for the next big game. And, the former President's legal issues continue. The current President has his own troubles. There's a Wisconsin driver beef and a hope for better days from the Bucks. To finish, we present a sure-fire sign of spring!