Sound And Soul Jeff Winkowski

3/15 is the first day of Milwaukee's all-city basketball tounament, the March of Champions. My son's team, the Fernwood Pirates (undefeated!) will be taking on Grantosa at Bradley Tech High, 8pm.

This week's Sound and Soul is a playlist of their weekend fight songs. I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to share basketball and music with my son, Abraham. My involvement in both of these disciplines has taught me so much about teamwork, friendship, family, school loyalty, and how to persevere through tough times. I'm happy to pass that on.

The kids had a challenging season, with several coaching changes and a taste of how public school politics effect all of us. But through the changes, Fernwood mastered fundmentals and showed grit and sportsmanship each game.

Thanks to the great parents, coaches, and all the ballers in the Fernwood community and the city of Milwaukee for a great season. Among us are a generation of youth who will one day join the ranks of Al McGuire, Latrell Sprewell, and Giannis.

Let's Go!

1.Patience-Mega Ran

2.DC Special-Sceam

3.Jump- Van Halen/DJ Sid Morales

4.Gonna Have to Fight!-S.O.A.

5.Have Faith- The Cl#* Boys (MKE)
6. Promised Land (Dub)- Nairobi Sisters

7. Public Witness Program-Fugazi

8.Declaration of Interdependence- Blackwall Hitch (MKE)

9.I am the Walrus-Gray Matter
10.I Owe You One- Gameface

11.Hailu Mergia- Hari Meru Meru

Good morning! This week's podcast Is a conversation with author Tea Krulos, discussing his book, American Madness.



The book is a rare look into the mind of a man who allowed a conspiratorial theory down a road to adventure and ultimately ruin.



How can a society censor itself from reading and watching that which seemingly addicts the mind? What are alternatives that we should tume into? How can we prevent a tragedy like the January 6th insurrection from happening?



We took on these and other questions with great heart and a little humor too. Recorded in two parts : 1/7/24 and on 1/21/21.

Intro music:

J Hates Too by Compound Red

Closing Music:

Chill by White Wishes

Artwork by Jeff Winkowski