Marc Lasry, Co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks

"Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast is kicking off the football season with the legendary voice of the Green Bay Packers, Wayne Larrivee. Hear about Wayne's career, memorable moments calling games and his predictions for the Packers this season.

Milwaukee Brewers Play-By-Play Broadcaster, Josh Maurer, is featured on this episode of Tell Them You Mean Business talking about his inspiring career in broadcasting, his view of the new pitching rules and his predictions for the playoffs this season.

 Tell Them You Mean Business features Dayne Rusch, the CEO and Co-Founder of Vyper Industries and Vyper Energies.
Tune in to hear:

• Hear Dayne's story of starting his business at 24 years old.
• Learn how Vyper Industries has secured clients such as Tesla, SpaceX, Honda and more.
• Find out all about their new all-natural energy drink company: Vyper Energies.

Todd Berlin and Aaron Houpt from Suburban Motors Harley-Davidson are on Tell Them You Mean Business to give all the details about the upcoming Harley-Davidson 120th Homecoming Rally. 
Topics covered on this episode:

• What to expect at this year's 120th Harley-Davidson Homecoming Rally
• What specialty vintage items will be available only at Suburban Motors Harley-Davison
• The 120th Harley-Davidson Collection
• Aaron Houpt gets put in the Hupy Hot Seat: Motorcycle Long-Distance Ride Safety Edition

"Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast  is ringing in Summerfest with this episode featuring Don Smiley, the CEO and president of Milwaukee World Festival, Inc.
Tune in to hear:

• Don's fascinating career in the entertainment industry
• Behind-the-scenes look at Summerfest 2023
• Summerfest upcoming headliners

Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about our client who received a $525,000 settlement after colliding with a farm vehicle in Wisconsin.

Marc Lasry, Co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks and Co-founder of Avenue Capital Group, is here to talk about his inspiring career, his passions, how he helped turn the Bucks from a "sleepy franchise" to a championship winning team, and finally his decision to sell the Milwaukee Bucks. 
All this and so much more here on this episode of "Tell Them You Mean Business."

Tell Them You Mean Business podcast is kicking off the riding season with a special motorcycle episode featuring Milwaukee motorcycle legend: Tony Sanfelipo.
 
 Tune in to hear about the impact Tony has made for riders’ rights during his 50 years as a rider, how he got the nickname “Pan,” his experience as a senior motorcycle investigator at Hupy and Abraham and so much more.

Legendary actor and long-time friend of the firm, William Shatner, is here to kick off season three of "Tell Them You Mean Business" podcast! Listen as Shatner discusses his fourteen-year relationship with Hupy and Abraham, his recently published book and trip to space, how he stays sharp at 91 years old and finally his upcoming appearance in Milwaukee. 

Mike Wojciechowski, Milwaukee Admirals' VP of Business Development, is here to give you a behind the scenes look at the Milwaukee Admirals, talk about his predictions for the rest of the season and tell some hilarious stories from his 40 year career with the Admirals. 

Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who was injured after being rear-ended on a highway off-ramp by a pickup truck.

Did you know that peanut butter is foodbank gold? In honor of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin’s launch of the PB & J Challenge, the “Tell Them You Mean Business” podcast is kicking off the new year spotlighting Feeding America’s President and CEO Patti Habeck. Check out the episode highlights:

• Feeding America’s impact on relieving hunger for over 500,000 individuals who are food insecure 
• All about Feeding America’s Peanut Butter & Jelly Challenge
•  Milwaukee Buck’s star Bobby Portis’s partnership with Feeding America and how he is changing children’s lives
• Patti is put in the Hupy Hot Seat – Food Safety Edition

Also on this episode, listen to a case result reading about a client who received $85,000 after she was injured in a restaurant drive-through.