Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach

Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach

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From Washington to Hollywood and right back to Wisconsin, it’s Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba (SHWAH-buh) and Greg Bach (Bock)— connecting the dots on the stories shaping our world. With smart takes, sharp humor, and plenty of personality, it’s news and culture without the noise. Trying to make sense of what’s happening in the world? It’s Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach—tackling the day’s headlines, the latest in culture, and the stories everyone’s talking about. Smart, funny, and always entertaining, it’s a conversation you want to be part of. This is Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba and Gr...

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Pete Schwaba and Greg Bach

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Jun 12, 2026

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Episodes

Weekly Best of Nite Lite for Nov 22 22.11.2025

Pete Schwaba brings lively banter with guests from Doctors in Recital, exploring the intersection of medicine and music. They dive into the eclectic lineup of their January show at the Widener Center, promising a mix of genres from gospel to jazz, all for a noble cause—supporting local nonprofits tackling hunger. Pete Schwabba takes listeners on a light-hearted journey through entertainment and lo...

Wisconsin’s Finest: Comedy, Music, and a Hint of the Blues (Hour 3) 22.11.2025

Broadcasting live from Green Bay, Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode featuring comedians Tom and Steph Clark, discussing their comedic tours and life tales, including a notorious raffle win. The episode delves into sad songs, with listeners sharing tunes ranging from Elton John's 'Sad Songs' to Jim Croce's 'Operator.' Teri Barr joins for Barr Band Friday, spotlighting Craig Baumann's charitable w...

Comedy, Deer Hunts, and Unexpected Fires (Hour 2) 22.11.2025

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode featuring local entertainment highlights from Wisconsin to Hollywood. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the chaos of passwords and dives into an array of guests including comedians Tom and Steph Clark, who are touring in Wisconsin. Joel Karnick shares decades of stories from the Deer Hunter's Roundup, a beloved Wisconsin tradition. The Clarks enterta...

The Great Wisconsin Entertainment Extravaganza(Hour 1) 22.11.2025

The show kicks off with a playful nod to country music, spotlighting Lainey Wilson's CMA wins. Pete teases a 20th anniversary screening of his film 'The Godfather of Green Bay' and dives into quirky discussions about password security woes and disappointing burgers. The heart of the episode is sports talk with Parker Olson and Gray Gunderson of 'Make the Call,' dissecting the Packers' upcoming gam...

All About Wisconsin(Hour 3) 21.11.2025

Pete Schwaba guides us through a quirky mix of Wisconsin stories and entertainment banter. Frank Anderson joins to discuss Wisconsin's forgotten territories and ghost ships, weaving tales of historical intrigue. Pete and Frank also share anecdotes about their industry experiences and debate cheesy celebrity personas, from Russell Wilson's cringe-worthy commercials to the enduring oddities of Nicho...

Cheesy Celebrities and Popcorn Picks (Hour 2) 21.11.2025

Join Pete Schwaba in a lively episode where mishaps and movie picks take center stage. Pete shares tales of wardrobe malfunctions and Konrad's laundry woes, while Connie Fellman and Pete bond over community theater and mountain climbing. The show dives into movie recommendations with Amanda Nimmer, who dishes on the comforts and quirks of modern theaters, and crowns 'Dogma' as her pick of the week...

Bear Cups, Viagra, and a Renaissance Woman (Hour 1) 21.11.2025

Pete Schwaba kicks off the episode musing about the oddity of leg warmers and his lack of experience with women's clothing, setting a playful tone. The episode then veers into a discussion about the viral frenzy over Starbucks' bear-shaped cups, with people even scuffling to get their hands on them. Schwaba humorously shares a bizarre story about Viagra's unexpected benefits for hearing issues, le...

Door County Dispatch and Haunted Tales (Hour 3) 20.11.2025

Pete Schwaba hosts an engaging episode diving into the heart of Wisconsin and beyond. Hanna Lopez, NBC26's Door County correspondent, shares her unique experiences covering the serene yet occasionally eerie locale, including a personal haunted encounter at Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. Arthur Ircink, creator of Wisconsin Foodie, discusses the vibrant local food scene and the upcoming winter farmer's mar...

From Folk Festivals to Foodie Feasts (Hour 2) 20.11.2025

Pete Schwaba guides listeners through an entertaining night of diverse topics. Schwaba welcomes Civic Media News Director Chali Pittman to discuss a new tax exemption bill for non-profit theaters, aiming to boost local arts. Later, Arthur Ircink, creator of the Emmy-winning show 'Wisconsin Foodie', shares insights on his upcoming season, highlighting the unique food stories across Wisconsin. The e...

Cultural Connections and Comedy Highlights(Hour 1) 20.11.2025

Join Pete Schwaba for a lively night with tales from the Holiday Folk Fair International, a massive cultural celebration in West Allis featuring dance, food, and crafts. CEO Dr. Paul Trebian shares how the event strengthens community ties and celebrates diversity. Pete delivers laughs with a hilarious one-liner routine by comedian Stuart Francis and a classic Kevin James clip. Discussion shifts to...

Alien Invasions, Holiday Burlesque, and the Magic of Movies (Hour 3) 19.11.2025

Pete Schwaba dives into a lively mix of topics from gym routines to the intricacies of Wisconsin's moveover law. A spirited debate unfolds about the sci-fi series 'Pluribus,' with Schwaba captivated by its thrilling pilot. Rob Thomas, Madison's film critic, discusses the quirky holiday shows in Madison, including a burlesque Die Hard. Thomas finds the second installment of 'Wicked' more engaging,...

Animated Characters and Franks Christmas (Hour 1) 19.11.2025

Pete Schwabba takes listeners on a light-hearted journey through entertainment and local flair straight from Wisconsin to Hollywood. The show features a delightful chat with Frank Hermans of 'Let Me Be Frank Productions' about his 26th Christmas show and humorous anecdotes about family, including a touching story of his son running into his arms. Frank treats the audience to a live rendition of 'B...

Frosty, Fun, and Festive Tunes (Hour 3) 18.11.2025

Pete is joined with Doctors in Recital who bring the house down with 'Amazing Grace' and a Dolly Parton classic. Lindsay Fry from Festival Theater teases 'Frosty, a Musical Adventure'—a heartwarming holiday twist on the classic tale. Listener favorites? Dairy delights flood the airwaves, from squeaky cheese curds to ice cream dreams. The night wraps with Chris Farley’s comedic charm, and plans for...

Doctors, Dairy, and Dynamic Performances (Hour 2) 18.11.2025

Pete Schwaba brings lively banter with guests from Doctors in Recital, exploring the intersection of medicine and music. They dive into the eclectic lineup of their January show at the Widener Center, promising a mix of genres from gospel to jazz, all for a noble cause—supporting local nonprofits tackling hunger. The episode also indulges in quirky dairy delights, celebrating National Butter Day w...

Weekly Best of Nite Lite for Nov 15 15.11.2025

Pete is joined by Stand-up comic Rob Brackenridge, who shares hilarious tales from the comedy circuit, including a bit about fish on TV and his 95-year-old mom's support. They discuss disgraced athletes like Pete Rose, OJ Simpson, and Colin Kaepernick, with listeners chiming in on their favorites. Later, actress Katie Leclerc shares her experience filming the heartwarming 'A Cherry Pie Christmas'...

Wisconsin Wonders and Holiday Happenings (Hour 2) 15.11.2025

Dive into Wisconsin's hidden gems with Tom and Kristi Manus as they unveil quirky holiday getaways and forgotten treasures in the Badger State. From Pioneer Village Museum's festive charm to Sparta's Kris Kringle Market's European flair, explore unique spots like the Wisconsin Concrete Park in Phillips, with over 200 eccentric sculptures. Discover the magic of Sparta's astronaut history and Spoone...

Dips, Disco, and Disco Dips (Hour 1) 15.11.2025

Broadcast from Green Bay's Civic Media Studios, John and Gordy fill in for Pete Schwaba, diving into Wisconsin's autumn warmth and lawn care tips before exploring a rich mix of local stories and entertainment. They chat about Sean Lennon's documentary on John and Yoko, the fascinating dynamic between Sean and Julian Lennon, and the misunderstood Yoko Ono. A lively debate on favorite chip dips sees...

Tales of Romance, TV Dads, and a Twist on Frankenstein (Hour 2) 14.11.2025

John and Gordy fill in for Pete Schwaba, chatting with Ann Voss Peterson about her prolific writing career, including 68 books spanning romance, thrillers, and comic erotica. Her journey into writing romance novels began with a radio show parody, and she shares insights on story structure and the unusual titles she's encountered, like 'Covert Coochie Coo.' The episode also features discussions on...

The Onion’s Roots and Klingon Lullabies(Hour 1) 14.11.2025

John Peterson and Gordy Young fill in for Pete, exploring an eclectic mix of topics from the absurd to the nostalgic. They delve into fun TV dad memories, sharing favorites like Ward Cleaver and Tom Bosley. Scott Dikkers joins to discuss his new book, 'The Onion Story,' revealing behind-the-scenes tales of the iconic satire's evolution. The conversation veers into teaching Klingon to kids and Will...

A Nite of Laughs, Films, and Disgraced Athletes (Hour 2) 13.11.2025

Pete Schwaba kicks off with a comedic flair, bantering about the weather and introducing guest Rob Brackenridge for a night of laughs. The spotlight shines on the Milwaukee Independent Film Awards as Ezekiel Drews, the festival's founding father, shares insights into this year's cinematic lineup featuring a surge of Wisconsin-made films. They chat about the challenges of creating a film festival,...

Laughs, Films, and Disgraced Athletes(Hour 1) 13.11.2025

Comedian Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode featuring stand-up comic Rob Brackenridge, who shares hilarious tales from the comedy circuit, including a bit about fish on TV and his 95-year-old mom's support. They discuss disgraced athletes like Pete Rose, OJ Simpson, and Colin Kaepernick, with listeners chiming in on their favorites. Schwaba previews upcoming comedy gigs and teases a new special,...

Veterans, Cherry Pies, and Giant Spiders: A Wisconsin Tale (Hour 2) 12.11.2025

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode featuring heartfelt Veterans Day tributes and a nod to Wisconsin's military history. Guest Craig Knitt discusses the cult classic 'Giant Spider Invasion' film project and its quirky revival. Later, actress Katie Leclerc shares her experience filming the heartwarming 'A Cherry Pie Christmas' in snowy Door County, revealing her passion for baking and acting. The e...

Wisconsin Goodbyes and Veterans Tributes (Hour 1) 12.11.2025

Pete Schwaba hosts a lively episode from Green Bay, discussing sports, with Konrad elaborating on freezing experiences at Lambeau Field. They reminisce about the Packers' struggles and exciting Bears wins. The show transitions to heartfelt tributes for Veterans Day, inviting listeners to honor veterans they admire. Craig Knitt, a Green Bay filmmaker, joins to chat about his new film 'Daniel Needs...

From Punk Nights, Rick James, and Wisconsin Indie Films(Hour 2) 11.11.2025

Join Pete Schwaba as he dives into a lively conversation with Mike Schmidt, the humorist behind 'The 40-Year-Old Boy' podcast, sharing wild tales from his bouncer days, including the chaos of punk nights and an unforgettable clash with Rick James. The episode also features indie filmmakers Daniel Wheeler and Jason Buss discussing their supernatural short 'The Voice in the Vessel,' highlighting the...

Bouncing Through Mosh Pits and Sesame Street (Hour 1) 11.11.2025

Join Pete Schwaba on a chilly Monday night as he dives into entertainment, from Wisconsin to Hollywood. Featuring a lively chat with stand-up comedian Mike Schmidt, who shares wild tales from his days as a bouncer at Slayer concerts, where mosh pits turned arenas into chaos. They reminisce about Sesame Street's charm, debating favorite characters like Cookie Monster and Bert and Ernie. With upcomi...

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