BEERS WITH BRIAN

Gary Sinise joined us to talk about his new book Graceful Warrior: The True Story of a Son, a Father, and a Family Who Carried Each Other Through, which honors his late son, Mac Sinise. The memoir—co-written with Marcus Brotherton—tells the deeply personal story of love, faith, grief, and resilience following the diagnosis and passing of Mac Sinise, who died of a rare bone cancer at age 27 in January 2024.  

THE DUNDER MIFFLIN EMPLOYEE MANUAL: How to Succeed in Work—and Life—According to The Office (to be published by Mariner Books on November 17), the hilarious, officially licensed workplace survival guide written in the voice of Dunder Mifflin’s HR department. the book comes from three Office veterans: Brian Baumgartner, who played Kevin Malone; Emmy and Golden Globe Award–winning executive producer Ben Silverman; and longtime The Office writer and producer Warren Lieberstein.

Tom visits with the Volleyball and Football Players of the Week.

Kristy Paulson joins us to share information about the Brown County Humane Society Tasting Event and Silent Auction.

It's a show of Volleyball!  4 Volleyball coaches join Joel...Taylor Iten, Waconia -- Dennis Piechowski, Hutchinson -- Joelle Grimsley, Mayer Lutheran -- Andrea Raser, Watertown Mayer

Bob and Jeremy are guest free on this week's show.  But don't worry, there was plenty to talk about.  They recap Halloween, the heartbreaking Gophers loss at Indiana, trouble at quarterback for the Vikings and a host of other items. 

Reid Stacken with District 108 Community Ed. joins Jeremy and Elroy on the program this week.  He discusses the upcoming NYA Craft Fair and takes a look at some winter community education programs for both young and old. 

Lt. Matthew Struck of the Glencoe Police Department joins Mark and Haylie this week.  He talks about his career in law enforcement and what he's looking forward to most about his new role with the Glencoe PD. 

Most family drama peaks at someone borrowing a lawnmower and never bringing it back. Dane Cook had his own brother and road manager siphon twelve to fifteen million dollars right out of his accounts. The guy was an absolute idiot, and the fallout takes center stage in the new Netflix documentary, "Funny Money." We caught up with Dane to talk through the entire unbelievable saga.