Passion is the heart of nearly every conversation we entertain on the FoodCrush podcast. But few guests come to the proverbial table with a more passionate stance than Chef Luke Zahm, co-owner of Driftless Cafe in Viroqua, Wisconsin and host of "Wisconsin Foodie.â€
On this week's podcast, we chat with Robert Simonson, Wisconsin native and The New York Times cocktail writer, about a host of topics from his experience growing up in Wisconsin and his career as a theater critic to his transition to writing about cocktails, spirits, bars and bartenders.
Pewaukee native J.J. Watt is a very talented guy. But can he act - and is he funny? America will find out next month when the football star hosts "Saturday Night Live" on Feb. 1.
No matter the game situation or the inter-city political machinations, there remains one shining light who will always overpower any ill will between Washington and Wisconsin sports fans: sweet, curly haired Russell Wilson.
After opening their season with two impressive wins, Badgers fans had their celebrations curbed by the echoes of haters who asked, "Yeah, but who have they played?" Those doubters were silenced on Saturday.
While fans from across the state were forced to watch the team's season opener in South Florida from home last weekend, Bucky Nation welcomed the Badgers back to Madison with a day full of tailgating, drinking, cookouts and, of course, four quarters of college football.
It's good to be a Badgers fan this easy Sunday, as Wisconsin absolutely destroyed Central Michigan in their home opener at Camp Randall Stadium. Here are our five takeaways from the Badgers' 61-0 in over Central Michigan.
The first official day of fall - Sept. 23 - is creeping closer on our calendars. But just because the summer is ending doesn't mean the fun does too. As proof, we offer this list of 100 great things about autumn (in no particular order).
Seeing it months ago in the University of Minnesota Press catalog, I just knew that Doug Hoverson's "The Drink That Made Wisconsin Famous: Beer and Brewing in the Badger State" would be worth checking out. That turned out to be a massive understatement.
While the summer may be almost over, there's still time - and some sunny weather - to tee off at any one of Milwaukee County's golf courses, as well as the dozens of other venues in the surrounding suburbs.
At age 30, Leuer figures to be little more than a deep bench piece for Milwaukee in 2019-20, but for Badgers fans, he should still provide a few fun moments when he checks in for spot frontcourt minutes.
Milwaukee-based beverage company, Top Note, has announced that it has begun the process of transitioning the production of their product from a co-packer in Pennsylvania to Octopi Brewing Co. in Waunakee.
Marquette and Wisconsin's Final Four hopes were gone in the blink of an eye after both teams fell victim to the dreaded 12-5 upset in their opening rounds, but that doesn't mean you can't still enjoy some March Madness this weekend.
The Madness is finally here, and in their return to the NCAA tournament after a one-year hiatus, the two flagship schools of America's Dairyland have been rewarded with one of the most precarious positions in sports: the dreaded 5-12 matchup.
It's likely you've never heard of Hamilton, an historic little hamlet which preceded the existence of Cedarburg, Wisconsin. It's probable that means you've also never been to The Hamilton at Cedar Creek.
