Episode 33 - Josie Lee

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Episode 33 - Josie Lee

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Jan 28, 2021

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Josie Lee, director of the Ho-Chunk Nation Museum and Cultural Center, joins Charlie this week on the CripesCast as they discuss the impact that the Ho-Chunk Nation has on the state of Wisconsin. Listen as they unpack crucial topics like racism, representation and rhetoric for the Ho-Chunk people.

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Jan 28, 2021

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Emmy winning comedian, Charlie Berens interviews musicians, artists, comedians, creators, and more to talk about their story and connections to the midwest.

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Episode 1 - Phil Johnston: Charlie sits down with Hollywood screenwriter Phil Johnston in the inaugural episode of the CripesCast to discuss Wreck-It Ralph, Zootopia, and growing up in Neenah, WI. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 4 - Mike Moh: Actor, Martial Artist, and Viking's fan, Mike Moh talks with Charlie about his journey, including his recent role as Bruce Lee in Quentin Tarantino's film "Once Upon a Time Hollywood". by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 28 - Natalie Decker: From racing go-karts in Wisconsin to racing in NASCAR, Natalie Decker has made quite the name for herself in a very short time. At just 23 she is already one of the top young drivers in the game. Charlie talks with Natalie about her racing career, but al... by The Cripescast Podcast
51 min listen
Episode 5 - Myles Montplaisir: Myles Montplaisir, more commonly known as the 'You Betcha' guy sits down with Charlie in Chetek, WI for a conversation about his journey from the concrete business to internet content creator. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 16 - John Harvatine IV: John Harvatine IV, best known for his work on the hit show Robot Chicken, gets very serious about the Midwest in this week's episode. John talks about his new show 'Crossing Swords', his lifelong dream to work for the Packers, and the best way to cook a... by The Cripescast Podcast
58 min listen
Episode 7 - Frank Kaminksy: Phoenix Suns basketball player and former University Wisconsin Badger, Frank 'The Tank' Kaminsky joins the Cripescast to talk about life in the NBA bubble, his aspirations to become a garbage man, and asks Charlie, "What's a TikTok?" by The Cripescast Podcast
51 min listen
Episode 8 - Pam Jahnke: Farm Broadcaster Pam Jahnke, who you may know as the "Fabulous Farm Babe" joins the Cripescast to talk about all things farming in the state that boasts "America's Dairyland" on it's license plate. From her background in farming to the impact COVID-19 h... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 21 - Erin Wehrenberg: Charlie talks with Erin Wehrenberg, the head of ABC comedy. Erin has also had executive roles at NBC and Warner Bros. She’s worked on everything from The Office to Friends to 2 Broke Girls. Charlie and Erin about the behind the scenes of the comedy biz,... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 22 - Nic Mink: Nic Mink, CEO of Sitka Salmon Shares, sits down with Charlie to talk about starting a business in the Midwest, balancing profit with environment and tips for people looking to follow in his footsteps. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 12 - Commander Jason Johns (Wisconsin VFW): Commander Jason Johns, a Purple Heart recipient, joins the CripesCast to share his story about how he went from the Army to leading the Wisconsin VFW. We talk about how COVID affects Veterans, ways to give back, and respectfully speaking with Veterans ... by The Cripescast Podcast
55 min listen
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Episode 37 - Adam Greuel: Today's guest is Adam Greuel, you may recognize him from Horseshoes and Hand Grenades or the recent Berens & Greuel album Unthawed. Adam talks to Charlie about music, fishing and growing up in Wisconsin. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 18 - Keith Stanley: Keith Stanley is Executive Director of Near West Side Partners, Inc. and also Charlie's clay pigeon shooting buddy. He's shares his insight on revitalizing Milwaukee's Near West Side. Some of you may also recognize Keith from Frontline's Two American Fam... by The Cripescast Podcast
61 min listen
Episode 10 - Madilyn Bailey: Madilyn Bailey a singer, songwriter and YouTuber from Boyceville, Wisconsin. Charlie and Madilyn talk about her unconventional rise in the music industry, an unexpected fanbase in China and her love ballad to Wisconsin. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 9 - Trevor Wallace: Youtuber and Stand-Up Comedian Trevor Wallace sits down with Charlie in Appleton, WI to discuss the wild world of content creation and his path to success. Born in Naperville, IL, Trevor shares his thoughts on the midwest from mosquitos to the weird und... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 13 - Lucas Brown Eyes: Lucas Brown Eyes is an Oglala Lakota screenwriter. Lucas talks with Charlie about his Midwest roots, working in Hollywood and Native representation in America, both on and off camera. by The Cripescast Podcast
57 min listen
Episode 24 - Kerry McAllen: This week Charlie sits down with Command Sgt. Maj. Kerry McAllen who served in both Kuwait and Iraq. Since returning, Kerry has continued serving in the reserves and pushing initiatives to help combat veteran suicide. Kerry is also the Wisconsin VFW’s fi... by The Cripescast Podcast
68 min listen
Episode 38 - Zuri Hall: Access Hollywood Correspondent, sideline reporter for American Ninja Warrior, and Charlie’s former co-host Zuri Hall joins the CripesCast this week. They talk about their careers in the entertainment industry and reminisce on their time working in Dallas... by The Cripescast Podcast
88 min listen
Episode 14 - Steven Olikara: Steven Olikara is founder of the non-partisan Millennial Action Project. Charlie talks with him about the impact social media and cable news have on our civility, mail in voting and how to be bipartisan in these polarizing times. by The Cripescast Podcast
67 min listen
Episode 15 - John Kuhn: Former Green Bay Packers fullback, John Kuhn joins the CripesCast to discuss not only his football career but Charlie's own junior football glory days. Now a Wisconsin resident, John Kuhn talks about his affinity for the midwest, life as a professional ... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 33 - Josie Lee: Josie Lee, director of the Ho-Chunk Nation Museum and Cultural Center, joins Charlie this week on the CripesCast as they discuss the impact that the Ho-Chunk Nation has on the state of Wisconsin. Listen as they unpack crucial topics like racism, represen... by The Cripescast Podcast
60 min listen
Episode 26 - Taylor Calmus: In this week's episode, Charlie is joined by friend and collaborator Taylor Calmus, who you may be more familiar with as Dude Dad. Charlie and Taylor have a lot of fun reminiscing about the videos they've created together and discuss Taylor's perseveran... by The Cripescast Podcast
79 min listen
Episode 30 - Scott Evans: Scott Evans is not only Charlie's former roommate, he's also the host of World of Dance on NBC, co-host of Access Hollywood and has his own podcast, So Close. He and Charlie discuss the entertainment industry, growing up in the Midwest and of course the ... by The Cripescast Podcast
102 min listen
Episode 25 - Brian Anderson: In this week's episode, Charlie is joined by sportscaster Brian Anderson. You may know him as the play-by-play announcer for the Milwaukee Brewers, NCAA games or NBA 2K21. They discuss a variety of topics including rodeo clowns, gambling on the golf cour... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 40 - LeRoy Butler: Former Green Bay Packer and inventor of the Lambeau Leap, LeRoy Butler, joins Charlie this week on the CripesCast. They talk about all things football, the Midwest, and rate other Packers' Lambeau leaps. by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 19 - Tea Krulos: This week we’re talking about the conspiracy theories that have dominated American politics. Charlie’s guest is Milwaukee based author Tea Krulos about his new book American Madness: The Story of the Phantom Patriot and How Conspiracy Theories Hijacked A... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 23 - Kevin Wehrenberg: Charlie talks to Kevin Wehrenberg who's a producer of many shows you know and love including Fear Factor, Cannonball and Wipeout. Kevin and Charlie discuss Wisconsin, how to make it in the TV biz and JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), a cause ... by The Cripescast Podcast
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Episode 33 - Josie Lee

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