Oct 3, 2026 · 37 min · 20 segments
This week on The Upswing, WTMJ’s Jeff Sherman welcomes back Martin Moore of Koss for another edition of The Future of Almost Everything. Jeff and Martin explore how technology is changing workplace…
It's pretty easy, I think, to fall into this, like, familiar narrative that sometimes sports are just too expensive, right? It's just big business.
Going to a game, especially during the playoffs, can cost a lot of money, all right? But there's a bigger picture here.
When a team hasn't won in years, you can feel it even more in terms of what it means in the community.
People who might disagree about everything else, they find themselves coming together, pulling together for the same thing.
I love playoff time because that's what it does, right? Baseball playoffs are here.
It probably is not gonna change your life, right? Team wins or loses, you're gonna be all right.
But I want you to share a little bit of hope with the people around you that might change the way they think, might even change the way you live.
There's nothing quite like being a community and cheering together and rooting for the home team together.
Quickly, I wanna mention one other local, uh, item here before we get to Martin Moore and the future of almost everything.
There is a Marty's Pizza location out in Brookfield, right on Blue Mound Road, about 166th Street.
It's pretty easy, I think, to fall into this, like, familiar narrative that sometimes sports are just too expensive, right? It's just big business.
Going to a game, especially during the playoffs, can cost a lot of money, all right? But there's a bigger picture here.
When a team hasn't won in years, you can feel it even more in terms of what it means in the community.
People who might disagree about everything else, they find themselves coming together, pulling together for the same thing.
I love playoff time because that's what it does, right? Baseball playoffs are here.
It probably is not gonna change your life, right? Team wins or loses, you're gonna be all right.
But I want you to share a little bit of hope with the people around you that might change the way they think, might even change the way you live.
There's nothing quite like being a community and cheering together and rooting for the home team together.
Quickly, I wanna mention one other local, uh, item here before we get to Martin Moore and the future of almost everything.
There is a Marty's Pizza location out in Brookfield, right on Blue Mound Road, about 166th Street.
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