Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach

Pete Schwaba broadcasts live from Madison, delving into the intersection of music, health, and sports. Erik Kjelland from the Mascot Theory shares insights on creating their new concept album 'Cosmic Hit and Run' amid personal health challenges. He reflects on using personal trauma, including his father's death and his own serious brain surgery, to craft profound, thematic music. Amidst this, Pete...

Special guest, Trapper Schoepp, a Wisconsin-born musical chameleon, dishes on his new album 'Osborne,' inspired by personal battles with painkiller addiction. Trapper reveals how he completed a lost Bob Dylan song, earning co-writing cred. The episode brims with Robert Redford movie nostalgia and features clips from 'The Sting' and 'Butch Cassidy.' Tune in for a musical treat and hear about Trappe...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively Friday night show from Wisconsin, featuring a Dolly Parton quiz with guest Stuart J. Wattles, who impressively aces questions about Dolly's movie roles and music. Listeners share their favorite sack lunches in honor of National Love Your Lunch Day, with nostalgic mentions of PB&J and classic 70s and 80s snacks. The show transitions to Barr Band Friday, where Teri Ba...

Broadcasting live from Green Bay, Pete Schwaba kicks off a lively Friday night on Nite Lite. The show dives into classic sitcoms, debating the comedic merits of 'How I Met Your Mother' and 'Seinfeld', while embarking on a quirky guest star quiz. Stuart Wattles joins to discuss Wisconsin news highlights, including the Al Molinaro statue in Kenosha and the Microsoft data center expansion. As a nod t...

Nite Lite dives into entertainment with Pete Schwaba hosting Victoria Davis from Capitol Times. Victoria chats about her Comic-Con experiences, including moderating panels and the family-friendly atmosphere. They discuss memorable movie musical performances, including Almost Famous and The Commitments. The show takes a humorous turn with Konrad's roundabout driving woes. On the sports front, Mike...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively discussion on Nite Lite, diving into the worlds of sports, entertainment, and the peculiarities of everyday life. With Mike Clemens in-studio, sports take center stage alongside a humorous take on Jimmy Kimmel's suspension rumors. The episode also features Victoria Davis, who makes the 'Popcorn Pick of the Week,' highlighting 'Death Becomes Her' and 'Maboroshi.' Schwaba...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively chat on a warm Wisconsin night, featuring guest Mike McGill, an Appleton native turned Hollywood actor known for his role in 'Shameless'. They delve into the challenges of the acting world, the Midwest work ethic, and McGill's journey from Appleton to the silver screen. The episode also features comedian Greg Schwem discussing his upcoming charity event for colorectal c...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively Wednesday night episode discussing the unusual September heatwave in Wisconsin, before diving into a fun conversation with actor Mike McGill, an Appleton native who found success in Hollywood. They reminisce about McGill's roles in 'Shameless' and 'Bosch,' with Mike sharing insights on navigating the acting world and the challenge of elevating subpar scripts. The show a...

Pete Schwaba, your hilarious guide through entertainment's wild side, chats about everything from a dangerous salad encounter to Nick Cannon's podcast escapades. Special guest, Trapper Schoepp, a Wisconsin-born musical chameleon, dishes on his new album 'Osborne,' inspired by personal battles with painkiller addiction. Trapper reveals how he completed a lost Bob Dylan song, earning co-writing cred...

Robert Redford, the Hollywood legend, passed away at 89, leaving behind an indelible legacy encompassing acting, directing, and activism. From founding the Sundance Film Festival to his Oscar-winning directorial work on 'Ordinary People,' Redford's impact is profound. The episode delves into his iconic roles in films like 'The Sting,' 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,' and 'All the President's...

Pete Schwaba hosts an engaging episode filled with local flair and heartfelt advocacy. Kicking off with a lively Green Bay quiz featuring guest Eric Westphal, listeners are treated to a mix of humor and trivia about Wisconsin's cities and theaters. The show shifts to a poignant discussion with filmmaker Max Blaska, founder of the Mental Health Warrior Film Festival. Max shares his personal journey...

From the Civic Media Studios in Green Bay, Pete Schwaba dives into the world of entertainment with actor and afternoon host Eric Westphal. Discussing his role in 'The Play That Goes Wrong', Eric shares the comedic chaos of a show where everything literally falls apart. The episode is peppered with burger banter as listeners debate their top three burger joints, from Super Dog in Chicago to Culver’...

Heather Heil from the Green Bay Children's Museum, who shares exciting upcoming events like the 'Enchanted Forest' fundraiser and 'Breakfast with Santa.'John Candy quiz with Heather Heil, exploring Candy's legendary roles in films like 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' and 'Uncle Buck'. The episode also highlights a chat with Al Pitrelli, guitarist for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, promoting their...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively night featuring comedian and artist Steve Segerin discussing his career shift to painting and some hilariously bad songs he never wants to hear again. The episode also highlights a chat with Al Pitrelli, guitarist for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, promoting their winter tour and the return of their post-show signing line. Pitrelli shares insights on balancing musical di...

Join host Pete Schwaba as he delves into the world of movies, comedy, and music with guest Steve Seagren. Steve shares his disdain for superhero films and reveals his popcorn picks: 'Presence,' a ghost story where the camera is the ghost, and 'Weapons,' a chilling horror flick. They reminisce about standout films like 'The Florida Project' and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.' Popcorn Pick of the W...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode featuring a John Candy quiz with Heather Heil, exploring Candy's legendary roles in films like 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' and 'Uncle Buck'. They delve into the new John Candy documentary, 'I Like Me'. Later, Ethan Ogilby, writer of the romantic comedy 'The Threesome', joins to discuss his film's journey from script to theaters, overcoming casting challenge...

In this lively episode, our hosts dive into the pros and cons of head-shaving and haircuts, reminiscing about past styles from mullets to skater cuts. They also explore the career and legacy of beloved actor John Candy, previewing a new documentary highlighting his life. The episode features a guest appearance by Heather Heil from the Green Bay Children's Museum, who shares exciting upcoming event...

Pete Schwaba dives into entertainment from Wisconsin to Hollywood, taking jabs at car flags as an accessory choice. Frank Hermans from the Meyer Theater shares news of his upcoming show, while Schwaba muses about his own audition to play a priest. Sean Hanish discusses his documentary 'Just A Bit Outside' about the 1982 Brewers, revealing its TV and radio premieres in Wisconsin. Green Bay Film Fes...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively show featuring theater, documentaries, and film festivals. Frank Hermans previews his new show 'Don't Squeeze the Charmin,' a 70s-themed comedy set in a grocery store with hilariously innuendo-laden plots. The episode also explores people's opinions on car flags—political, sports, and otherwise—with most finding them obnoxious. The show dives into a critique of sports f...

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively night delving into entertainment and local events in Wisconsin. The episode highlights Wendy Lobel's documentary, 'The Anxiety Club', which explores the link between comedy and anxiety, featuring comedians like Mark Marin. There's a spirited discussion on the best beers in Wisconsin, with listeners weighing in on their favorites like Spotted Cow and Blue Moon. Schwaba a...

Pete Schwaba kicks off the night from Green Bay with musings on fitness struggles, birthday cake temptations, and a new HBO show called 'Task' featuring Mark Ruffalo. Special guest Rökker from Max Ink Radio shares details about the upcoming fundraiser for drummer Big John Smolak, who is battling medical expenses following an amputation. The event promises a rock-filled lineup, including Rökker's t...

Join Pete Schwaba as he delves into the intriguing world of women in the mob with expert Bob Dennis. From Stephanie St. Clair's defiance against Dutch Schultz in Harlem to Virginia Hill's scandalous ties with mobsters like Bugsy Siegel, these formidable women carved their own paths in organized crime. Then Pete welcomes, Celebrity Chef- Robbie Shoults. Robbie, calling in from Texas, dishes out mou...

Pete opens the show featuring filmmaker Daniel Wheeler discussing his short film 'Daniel Needs to Leave' and the potential for short films in the digital age. The episode dives into the cultural impact of Keanu Reeves, celebrating his 61st birthday by exploring fan-favorite films like 'The Matrix' and 'Speed'. Wheeler shares his passion project, a mockumentary titled 'My Brother in Bigfoot', blend...

Broadcasting live from Green Bay, Pete Schwaba dives into Wisconsin's vibrant film scene and NFL kickoff excitement. As the Packers prepare to clash with the Lions, Pete and Konrad debate the team's playoff potential, questioning if Micah Parsons can transform the defense. Special guest Daniel Wheeler shares behind-the-scenes tales of his short film 'Daniel Needs to Leave,' a comedic twist on the...

Join Pete Schwaba as he delves into the intriguing world of women in the mob with expert Bob Dennis. From Stephanie St. Clair's defiance against Dutch Schultz in Harlem to Virginia Hill's scandalous ties with mobsters like Bugsy Siegel, these formidable women carved their own paths in organized crime. Meanwhile, the episode's lighter moments include a discussion on the most awkward times to make e...