Milwaukee Film Festival

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MENTIONS

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EPISODES

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PODCASTS

Oct 7, 2026

Ep. 402 - The Blair Witch Project (1999)

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

Austin ProctorHOST

16:43

Let me rattle off a co- a couple things here, 'cause I haven't really watched too much.

Austin ProctorHOST

16:46

I watched a new movie for this year that actually Michael recommended to me 'cause he saw it at the Milwaukee Film Festival.

Austin ProctorHOST

16:52

It's called, um, I'm gonna pronounce this wrong, but I believe it's Ma'atama, if I'm saying that correctly.

Austin ProctorHOST

16:58

Technically from 2025, released in 2026.

Morally Offensive

Morally Offensive

The Eyes of Laura Mars (1978): Sleazy Sexploitation or An Examination of Conscience? | Part 2 (American Giallo)

Oct 1 · 1 Mention

BillHOST

59:41

Don't be shy and say hi.

BillHOST

59:43

Next week, we will be going back to the filmography of Paul Verhoeven as we join Stephanie and the winner of the 2025 Milwaukee Film Auction item to be a guest on this show, who happens to be my sister-in-law.

BillHOST

59:56

Go nepotism!

KevinHOST

59:57

Yay!

The Bruce Ciskie Show

The Bruce Ciskie Show

SPECIAL: Remembering Bob Uecker with UECK co-director Steve Farr

Oct 1 · 1 Mention

Steve FarrGUEST

18:03

We've had some screenings, you know, in Milwaukee.

Steve FarrGUEST

18:05

We were at the Milwaukee Film Festival with it and that, you know, that, that was, you know, 1,200 people.

Steve FarrGUEST

18:11

Um, we had, we had opened up...

Steve FarrGUEST

18:13

We actually had like an additional screening because it sold out so quickly in Milwaukee.

Lost Arts and 50 Years of Theater: Unique Ways to Spend the Weekend

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:34

I am Sandy Max, and we love our cinema in Wisconsin.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:39

And you've heard of the Milwaukee Film Festival.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:41

How about the Sheboygan Film Festival? It is in its second year this weekend, October 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:49

Four days of films to see in Sheboygan.

Lost Arts and 50 Years of Theater: Unique Ways to Spend the Weekend

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:24

Get a preview and a personal invitation from the Sheboygan Film Festival director next on What's on Tap[upbeat music] I am Sandy Maxx, and we love our cinema in Wisconsin.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:39

And you've heard of the Milwaukee Film Festival.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:41

How about the Sheboygan Film Festival? It is in its second year this weekend, October 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.

Sandy MaxxHOST

67:49

Four days of films to see in Sheboygan.

Turner Classic Movies Comes to Milwaukee

Sep 29 · 17 Mentions

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:36

Sheboygan's Three Sheeps Brewing is going to be here to talk beer, the recent Battle of the Bands contest that celebrated the Wizard of Waukesha, Les Paul, plus how you can be king and queen of the cheese curd next month at Three Sheeps.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:52

and movie fans, Milwaukee Film Executive Director Dr. Susan Kearns.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:55

She's going to join me at 7.35 with a recap of this past weekend's Dialogues Documentary Festival, plus hear what it was like welcoming the Turner Classic Movies camera crew to film at the Oriental Theater.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:07

And we're going to get an exclusive preview of what Milwaukee Film has planned for October.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:13

And in the bonus hour of what's on tap at 8... spotlights the world premiere play, Maybe We'll Fly, and it's inspired by the life and art of Wisconsin artist Mary Knoll of Whitefish Bay.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:25

You might have driven by her home with all the interesting art in the yard, where you're going to meet the cellist and two of the cast members who are on stage to tell the story of Maybe We'll Fly at Milwaukee Chamber Theater.

26 MINS LATER

speaker_0NARRATOR

29:04

Now, here's your host, Sandy Maxx.

Sandy MaxxHOST

29:09

Welcome to this second hour of this supersized episode of What's On Tap on this Monday.

Turner Classic Movies Comes to Milwaukee

Sep 29 · 16 Mentions

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:36

Sheboygan's Three Sheeps Brewing is gonna be here to talk beer, their recent Battle of the Bands contest that celebrated the Wizard of Waukesha, Les Paul, plus how you can be king and queen of the cheese curd next month at Three Sheeps.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:51

And movie fans, Milwaukee Film executive director Dr. Susan Kerns, she's gonna join me at 7:35 with a recap of this past weekend's Dialogues Documentary Festival, plus hear what it was like welcoming the Turner Classic Movies camera crew to film at the Oriental Theatre.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:07

And we're gonna get an exclusive preview of what Milwaukee has-- Milwaukee Film has planned for October.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:13

And in the bonus hour of What's On Tap at 8:00, spotlights the world premiere play, Maybe We'll Fly, and it's inspired by the life and art of Wisconsin artist Mary Knoll of Whitefish Bay.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:25

You might have driven by her home with all the interesting art in the yard.

27 MINS LATER

speaker_0NARRATOR

29:04

Now, here's your host, Sandy Maxx.

Sandy MaxxHOST

29:09

Welcome to this second hour of this supersized episode of What's on Tap on this Monday.

Sandy MaxxHOST

29:15

And get ready, in half an hour Milwaukee Film executive director Susan Kerns is gonna join me.

The Shame List Picture Show

The Shame List Picture Show

Who's That Girl feat. Cara Ogburn

Sep 14 · 9 Mentions

Michael ViersHOST

3:14

Today I've got Kara Ogborn on the show.

Michael ViersHOST

3:18

For those who may not be aware, Kara Ogborn is the artistic director at Milwaukee Film.

Michael ViersHOST

3:23

But on top of that, she's also a filmmaker and a film fanatic.

Michael ViersHOST

3:27

On top of that, I always like to, I like to find an obscure fact about everyone that I'm talking to, and I love that you claim that you don't cry during movies and that Delicatessen or Return to Oz might be your favorite movies.

Kara OgbornGUEST

4:56

Right

Michael ViersHOST

4:56

...

Michael ViersHOST

4:56

when you, when you are crying in a theater was actually at the Milwaukee Film Festival, not this last year or this last festival, but the one before.

Michael ViersHOST

5:06

Um, w- my wife and I saw How to Make Millions Before Grandmother Dies, and the movie-