good morning today a root beer float with an adult twist. yum right? we're going to tell you about a party tonight celebrating the best of milwaukee. and a live performance from a local band with a positive message next on the morning blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? ? ? i think today is the first day of fall. today is what the 23rd? 22nd. yesterday was the day that song specifically referenced is that right? >> 21st.

we're going b play it on septeme different. do you ever do this? talk to yourself? >> all the time. all the time. >> i see you as walking around always giving yourself affirmations out loud. >> i don't do affirmations i probably should, but i don't. i do talk to myself all the time. in fact the other day i was here at the office and i was in the bathroom and there was nobody in there just me, came out i was talking to myself. i came out of the stall my hands i was leaving the bathroom talking to myself and in walks katie our producer as i'm mid-talking to myself i was like oops. did you see that [laughter] >> it was super awkward. >> what were you saying to yourself? >> i don't remember. but i talk to myself all day long is that weird? do you? >> i don't. i never had anybody say that either. >> you don't ever talk to yourself? >> no i don't. unless it is like i hurt my toe and it's like oh, my god.

>> no. >> you guys talk to yourself? >> donnie does. dave does not. >> cameraman dave hi five. >> now i don't feel so weird. ian for sure does. right? [laughter] >> there is some studies that say that you might seem like the crazy person, but as it turns out there is no reason to be embarrassed they say. you're probably just a genius. studies show -- >> awwwwwww! >> talking to yourself can make you learn moreck more efficiently and boost long-term memory. >> yeah baby. >> what i find fascinating about people who regularly talk to themselves or people that i have overheard is they are unaware of it. that's what i don't get. if i was talking to myself all the time i would beware of it. people who talk to themselves i feel like they are unaware of it. >> it depends on how there doing it. ryan jay when he is talking to people, if people stop listening

i give him so much grief about it and i tease him. he didn't know he did that. >> give an example of it. >> if you and i were talking and you stopped paying attention he would just start talking to himself and walk away. >> hilarious that is funny. >> i think that is different than talking to yourself. talking to yourself is having a full on conversation. >> that's awesome. on facebooof question, do you do it? do you talk to yourself? >> if so you're a genius. >> if so you're really smart. >> i really like that topic. >> i thought you would like that that should make you feel good. >> i'm sorry you're not a genius molly. >> at least you're both pretty. >> thank you. >> we're going to get to this cocktail in a second. before we show you to you to

going to take a look at today's art's cameras plus picture of the day. >> maria showed us this picture of her daughter. in their catholic mexican culture they take their children to church to present them at age 3. not everyone does it. at her party afterwards she had a pinata, a waltz, a cake and lots of food and that beautiful dress. >> i was going to say any party you go to you get to wear that dress is a good party. that is beautiful. thanks for sharing it with us. if you have someo s them on tv, make them our picture of the day. email them at pictures@themorningblend.com. first up we continue our tour of tosa with a stop at the popular camp bar. >> brad yates is with camp once voted as best new bar in milwaukee by milwaukee magazine and one of best bars in america. today he is going to make a root beer float for us adults. >> what up brad? you brought your badger friend?

you know the badgers on saturdays than at camp bar. >> excellent point. >> bringing in a little ambiance people see at the camp bar. >> absolutely. >> we love the one in tosa you also have locations in shorewood and the third ward. >> the newest is in third ward. >> people usually find you in shorewood? >> no now a days i'm in tosa, but i bounce around a little bit. >> awesome. this sounds so yummy. >> there is no ice cream here. >> what's up with that? >> it is national day so i wanted to find something that tied into that. one of the greet things might as well start making it. >> might as well. >> it's 9:00. time for cocktails. [laughter] >> got to start with rum chata in that one that's the great part. >> i like the creamy. >> is there lactose in rum chata? >> katie said no. >> no. real dairy cream right there on the front. real dairy cream.

>> spiced rum. >> katie is never wrong. >> seems a little light. [laughter] >> oh, wow. >> lock how much alcohol is in there. >> that's all right. >> how about a little root beer. >> paul doesn't usually do a lot of discounts on drinks, but that's because he makes them strong. >> we go drinks discounted every single day. >> >> yeah. >> is it better without the straw or with the straw what do you think? >> it's a root beer float you got to go with a straw. >> oh, my gosh that's so good. it tastes just like a root beer float. >> yes it does and you can taste the alcohol in that. >> that is so good. this is like one of the best drinks ever. >> are you really getting married? >> i'm getting married on sunday. >> congratulations. are you going to have root beer

>> there you go. >> and you're here the next day is that true? >> potentially. >> potentialaly i could be here monday morning. >> tell paul needs to fill in for you. >> did you invite paul to your wedding our paul? >> paul and his wife holly. >> no paul hackbrth. >> that's so awesome. >> one sip of alcohol she loses her brain. >> is this something you are serving today >> this is served every day on our core menu. it is featured every day year-round. >> thirsty thursday. >> thirsty thursday tonight from actually, from 4:00 until 11:00. >> awesome. >> rail drinks just $4 starting at $4. north avenue and 66th street in wauwatosa. camp bar mke.com/tosa is where you can find out more. >> delicious. >> soum. so -- yummy. >> what a way to end summer and

fall. >> yummy. mmm. good. we have a whole lot more coming up on today's show. milwaukee magazine is out with their best of milwaukee. we're going to give you some of the top names in restaurants, the arts and even shopping. also ahead check out the savory squash coming up. we're going to show you how to make this using the freshest ingredients of the season. first ian ash from the milwaukee based band ian and the dream is here. they first sang at a talent search >> from there they connected with award winning producers even opening up for the beach boys. from waukesha to mequon to downtown milwaukee they play just about everywhere. in a bit we'll chat with the band about the new cd, but here they are with their new song.

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look at that. everywhere you turn you're probably going to see this. squash, squash, squash everywhere. it's in season now. it's peek harvest october through december. all varieties too. butter nut, acorn, spaghetti squash. so what do you do with all of that squash? today we've got a recipe for you that combines savory sausage with roasted apples and acorn squash. >> that's right i'm going to admit i had squash for the first time just two weeks ago. >> what? >> i love it. kate lulloff is with jones dairy rm to use some of the season's favorite produce. >> how old are you like 45 and you never have had squash before? >> no my mom didn't make squash. >> and you never it had in a restaurant? >> no. never had squash before until two weeks ago and i love it. >> how did you have it? >> with brown sugar and butter it was fantastic. yum. >> here's the thing i think a lot of people find most

you just have to have a really sharp knife right? >> a really sharp knife. the first batch i had this season i had a hard time with a regular knife. if you pop them in the micrmy microwavefor two or thre. >> are these the kinds you used today? >> they are all awe corn. -- acorn. i used the green and the w >> it these taste different? >> very similar flavor. >> they come out look something cute and so delicious. what is this a sprig of sage? >> yes because we have ground sage in the recipe. always make a garnish with something you used in it. >> that sounds so fancy the way you said it a sprig of sage? >> i was trying to be fancy. >> what do we do? >> i have the filling started because it takes a little on the stove. we started that forsake of time. >> what is in there?

jones dairy farm maple links. you can use whichever link is your favorite. >> kind of sweet. >> it's a little sweet. we're going to add a little brown sugar so it's going to be perfect with the squash. you can use whichever you like. this one just like all of the other products, certified gluten free, no fillers no msg, no nitrates. this is made as always with all of the jones products real ingredients so it has real wisconsin maple syrup. >> no hormones added ? >> it's in the it has so few ingredients they can't put it on the shelf so fresh so they freeze it and you can have it anytime you're ready to cook with it. >> wonderful. >> you have got, i love the apples like honey crisp is my favorite. i have granny smith it looks like maybe a honey crisp. >> i love those too. >> also in season. seasonal produce is awesome. apples, the second quarter. >> everything you will -- squash. >> everything they are all up front for you. >> we're going to put the sausage in the skillet first.

bit. you use the flavor from the sausage to flavor the rest of your ingredients. after the sausage cooks down a little bit and have you a little bit of that in the bottom of the pan you add in your onions and celery. saute for a few minutes then add in our apples. those are in already. those are the four ingredients i have in here. once those are sauteed and the apples will start to soften a little bit we're going to add in a little brown while i'm doing this if you want to brush a little squash with olive oil we're going to sprinkle it with salt and pepper. we're going to do brown sugar and a little butter to help that brown sugar caramelize a little bit. >> this is the second time she's going to have squash. >> in my life. >> i ate the left overs so. >> third time. >> it's so simple. all you have to do is brush it. a little brown sugar a little butter throw it in the oven it's so good. >> it was delicious.

okay. >> once we mix this in we have the butter and brown sugar in there. usually for anything stuffed you will use like a bread crumb, or cubed bread. we're actually using panco. a little bit crispier. >> like a japanese style bread crumb. >> exactly. a little panco and a little bit of parmesan cheese. >> while she was cooking this i said i'm like my mom must have cooked a lot with celery and ownons that smell reminde m it reminded me of the smell from my mom's kitchen. >> that's such a good base for anything you are cooking celery and onions. it infuses a great flavor into just about anything you're making. >> it smells good. >> you can smell the sage. >> it's awesome. we're going to makes that up. that's going to be our -- >> what cheese did you add? >> parmesan. >> we have our squash here. these are not cooked. these are the ones as they are raw. we're going to flip the towel these have already been baked.

like after they come out of the oven? >> how long do they bake? >> 45 degrees for 25 minutes. pork them with a pork. they will be fork tender. when we fill them this is a neat little tool if you do a lot of baking. ice cream scoop or cookie scoop you can use this for scooping out the seeds and scooping the filling in. >> i'm going to let the scoop the filling. we're going to show the finished product. thatow get it out of the oven it looks like you top it with a little more cheese if you want to. >> only 15 more minutes in the oven after you fill it and sprinkle it with a little parmesan. >> you can use the maple pork sausage, but there are lots of other different flavors and varieties of the jones sausage too. there is just natural, they have chicken, >> turkey there is a chicken. there is a light link that takes out some of the fat and replaces it with rice if you are looking

a clean label it's a great product. >> this is a meal in itself. >> you can get the recipe for the savory sausage and apple stuffed acorn squash easy dish to make feed the family using seasonal produce. go to jones dairy farms.com. they have wonderful recipes on their site. beautiful pictures of how it will look and you can pick up the jones sausage in your freezer section. always awesome thank you kate so much. >> after the break we're going to give you a milwaukee magazine's most popular issue of the year. it's the best of edition. we're also going to announce the categories will you see in this much anticipated issue coming up next. also ahead ian and the dream is back with another song. his inspirational blog in the huffington post.

welcome back. people wait all year long for milwaukee magazine's best of milwaukee issue. the most popular of the year. today we have big announcements of what types of bests you will be seeing and we'll announce you to the guy that won the my milwaukee summer photo contest too. >> here he is john eggebrecht he will talk about his photo in a second. carole nicksin is also here she is the editor in chief.

great to see both of you. >> thanks for having us. >> this is so fun. a much anticipated issue. >> i think it's our most popular of the year. i think our cover this year is particularly energetic and just feels like the city and we show so many different things. i love it. >> uh-huh. >> what type of vests will we see this year? >> there is a lot of different categories. a new category, best splurge, we have best leisure, best arts. on. we have a hall of fame a lot of categories. >> that is so awesome. people love checking it out. it's kind of like you do the work for us tell us where to shop and where to eat and where to get food and drink. i love it. readers choice dining award you will have the winner there is this issue. >> yes that's a big story too. so that was a survey that we sent out to readers and we had it online and, the readers spoke and they have a lot of opinions

their suggestions are great. >> that's awesome. >> some for the readers choice, i don't want to tell all of the choices, but, the top five restaurants overall, three of them are bartaoetta restaurants. and we also have sanford the other categories are a lot of ethnic dining and best cheap eats, so there is just, i don't even know how many categories it's a really good article. >> was there anything that surprised you this year? >> i think that we were surprised that last year, some of the smaller restaurants won in the overall category. and so we were surprised that bartalotta swept the top three

best of. >> let's talk about the photo contest. >> my milwaukee summer contest winner is john. that was the one that i was announcing all summer long and we had a lot of entries and they were really great then we took our favorite ten, put them online, the readers voted and john emerged the winner. >> i did. >> tell us about your photo. >> the photo was of milwaukee's lake fronts the dennis sullivan ship, the vessel w where it stays. the sunset was behind milwaukee and you know just it's an image that shows milwaukee as home and you know, people know discovery world and having all of those elements in it was really interesting. >> that is really beautiful. >> isn't it gorgeous i love the way it looks like the light is emanating from the discovery world. >> right yup. >> it's really beautiful. >> what did you take that photo on? >> a digital camera.

got that on a cellphone. [laughter] >> nope. nope. >> are you a photographer by trade is it more of a hobby for you? >> it is a hobby. i work for a nonprofit called america scores milwaukee. photography has been a hobby of mine. my father was a photographer and you know at my age when he was my age, and it's i throw a camera in my backpack, i bike around town and i find images that you know are interesting. find places that people see like discovery world. to wait for the ship to come in and the sun to set. so, you know, hanging out for an hour waiting for that boat to come back in, and then perfect timing with the sunset. so. >> that is awesome. >> john's prize was a lands end gift card and he has already started his shopping. >> i have got to look sharp. >> so you got that shirt at lands end with some of your freeze win -- prize winning mon.

a fun way to get readers. i love the way you get readers involved in voting for the contest in picking a top dining category. those ways are very interactive. >> it's really important to me as i haven't been at the magazine very long, but one of my missions there is to get more interaction between the editors and the readers and that type of input yeah. >> i remember when i first moved here that was one of my favorite things is kind of going through that and saying oh, i want to try this, i want to do this. lived here all your life or a short while seeing that list sometimes there is something you haven't tried and now you want to go check out or learn more about. >> right. right. you want to hear about some of the winners? >> yes. >> all right i will reveal a few. best tuesday night in town is at tonic in bayview. >> oh. >> pickers circle where musicians are just welcome to come and join in and it's a very relaxed atmosphere, but the music is wonderful. it's just really really fun.

>> best new music act, new age narcism. >> there is like 8 or 10 of them on stage at any time it builds all of this excitement. our producer said we have time for one more. >> best splurge, a stylist at nordstrom. it's a splurge, but her services are actually free. you have to pay for the clothes. >> you goin shop. >> she has exquisite taste. >> what is her name? >> mary. >> you just made her really busy. >> i know. >> in your magazine. >> always great to see you. congratulations on your photo john that's awesome. the issue milwaukee best of is coming up for october. the party that is happening tonight we didn't even get a chance to talk about that from 5:00 to 7:00 tonight everybody is welcome.

milwaukee mag.com is the website for people to visit. >> great to see you guys. still ahead simplifying the process for healthcare open enrollment when we come back. they have music that is uplifting and positive we'll hear another song from the local group ian and the dream and where you can catch their cd

i love it welcome back. this is the new video from the band ian and the dream called girl who knows everything. i like that title. >> we're here with ian ash and brian and chivo. they have their new album, new dreams just released a couple weeks ago. thanks for being here you guys. >> absolutely. >> how about the drummer what? >> and yeah. [laughter] >> usually the drummer is in the back and they are just doing their thing, but he even has the woo woo. >> know he is a showman. >> talk about how you all came together how did you find everyone here? >> we are all waukesha natives. we heard this guy was the best drummer in town so we had to get him. >> i think you are right. >> actual technique or just

he's got the moves right? >> do one we've got to get that shot. >> you're on. go ahead. [laughter] >> now he is shy. >> you will see again in a minute. [laughter] >> i love that the huffington post article about you kind of like a little bit of sage advice, but i think really fun too. one of the thicks you say is be the master of your own image. don't let others define it for you. i think that's huge whether you are a rock star or music person or whatever you do. you are just a kid going to school. define yourself right that's the message of it to be true to yourself. it's okay to be different. as long as it feels right and you're doing something you are passionate about follow your dreams. the night we wrote that blog about the obstacles i overcame as a musician i think it's a lot of obstacles everyone could overcome just being true to yourself. knowing with to conform or start a revival. >> you opened to the beach boys. how fun wases that?

it up he was clapping for in and complimenting my performance that was very cool. >> you just sang the national anthem for the brewers and the chinooks. how was that? >> it was really great. the brewers were very good. >> i love your video too and the title the girl knows everything. [laughter] >> that's fantastic. >> is it about someone? >> i is being bossy or mean to you. we all have those people we encounter now and then. it doesn't have to be romantic it can be anyone that is mean. >> here you go the girl who knows everything. we're going to move out of the way so you can get in place. you have your cd release party friday at friday night live in waukesha. you can learn more at ian and the dream.com or get your copy of the cd as well. here they are with the girl when knows everything.

one third of americans comparison shop for healthcare. but few people have a full understanding of basic insurance concepts such as deductibles, coinsurance and out of pocket pay. joining us now with money saving tips and advice to clear up any confusion, is rebecca madson. good morning to you. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> let's talk about open enrollment. loot of people wonder when does it start? >> open enrollment starts in the fall and, if you are an employer plan, the majority of employers have open enrollment in the fall. if you're a senior in a medicare plan, medicare starts october 15. and it is the time of year where people can really spend a little bit of time to pick their health benefits for the coming year. we know that one in four people believe it or not would rather do their taxes than go through

it is a little confusing they don't understand the term we're hoping to simplify that today. >> in terms of the employers what should they be thinking about or doing when it comes to offering health benefits to their employers employees rather. >> the employer in addition to looking at the cost and the carrier at the type of plan there are things they can overlook that are beneficial to them and their employees. addition to getting your glasses or fillings or teeth cleaned you can get a vision exam and detect diabetes, you can get just a routine dental exam and they can find issues with your overall health. we know oral health, and heart health are very closely linked. and so looking at programs like that, as well as wellness programs. happy employees and healthy employees go hand-in-hand. taking the time to actually say, hey is there a wellness option

employees, but also makes you have a more productive workforce and can lower your healthcare costs if you have healthier employees. >> how can people save money when 2 comes to choosing a health plan? >> there is a number of ways. make sure your provider is in the network. you knee doctors you go to for the -- you know what doctors you go to for the most part. two thirds of people don't know they are even doing that. look and make sure that your provider i network. the same with the medications you take. medications are the most used benefit. how do you spend the time to actually say, look what i'm taking, is it covered by my plan? you can also engage in wellness programs. and you don't have to be a healthy person to do it. that's a big misconception as well. if you get coaching, if you do fitness programs. if you go through consultations or counseling and advice from somebody like a registered nurse

disease you can earn money back. that's another great way you can save money. lastly, look and see if your employer offers an hsa. that's a health savings account. you put money in there pretax. the interest is without taxes and you can pay towards your expenses. no tax implications. so if you are in a 30% tax bracket it's like getting a 30% discount on covering medical costs.>> used to be check this box you're a smoker or a nontobacco user that was about it. there are so many new trends i feel like in healthcare. what trends are you seeing? >> well, every year open enrollment is new because there are so many changes to the plans and all of the terms we talked about like deductibles. wellness is really the space where we see a ton of growth. the importance in not only keeping costs low, but understanding before an event

health history, going through a biometric screen where you take basic information like weight and blood pressure and glucose levels. that helps employers and the insurance carrier help individuals because we understand their health status and can avoid an event happening by giving them proper diet, nutrition and getting them into the right programs ahead of time. this is really a big trend in the industry lately. >> great to talk to you this morning. where can people go for more information? >> there is they can go. we have one resource at uhc.com. called healthcare abc's. as it sounds it tries to take the information key terminology, how you can go through open enrollment and basic information and make it really simple so that it can help people have a greater understanding and really get to that percentage of the population not very familiar with their healthcare terminology and the open enrollment process. >> thank you so much for your time today.

especially as open enrollment approaches. visit this website uhc.com. stay tuned because the morning

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men as well as women nothing to think about. the reason i like the time lapse it shows the distinction. ritchie here his struggle is the under eye bags he has the actual physical bags under his eyes right. >> that's what i have too. >> it's frustrating because it doesn't matter how much moisturizer how much makeup right they are still there that's the issue. the great thing when you asked how quickly it works can you feel it working quickly right away. within a minute or so you see it decrease. >> for sure we're a minute ten seconds in. the eye on the left is exceptionally different from the eye on the right where you still see large bags. >> it's exciting so we tell people like really ten minutes tops is when the full spectrum happens so we say put the cream under your eyes, your creases,

and dry your hair, brush your teeth do what you need to do. give it ten minutes on your clean dry skin. then if you have a guy if you don't want to moisturize don't. if you are a woman and want to go ahead. the only thing we say is make sure you use a moisturizer without oil. we do offer a serum if you want that in addition to make sure you're using right moisturizer. we want plexaderm to do its job. pull that moisture up and dry the skin. >> then can you put makeup over it. >> who doesn't want to do that i don't want to get rid of my bags and not wear makeup i don't go it's at the tend minute market -- ten minute mark where it is at what plexaderm does. you don't have to think about it you put it on your skin and let it do its thing. >> this video i have seen go viral. it's a powerful product and people have tried so many different things. tea bags, ice. one thing that is really important for us to note this does not involve a doctor visit, it does not involve injections

is brand-new technology been working on this for a while. they took some of the ingredients there the shell rock, clay from the shell rock and that's how they formulate it and that's how it works. pulling up the moisture which is really important like -- >> that's why you have the rock there. >> that's why i have the rock to show where it comes from and why it is doing what it is doing. that's the big question what is the distinction between this product and the other products. the distinction is the form lace of being able to pull the moisture to the surface, while it tightens it. that's why t b we're not covering them up. >> there is the rock right there. here is the cream right here. we're going to explain the serum in a moment. >> exactly. so you know what i really like about it is there is no prep work, no doctors no thinking ahead. they have been working on this quite a while. like you said it's on facebook been taking the country by storm because it works. that's why we like to do that time lapse video so people can see. not just the undereye bags lines, creases, forehead lines anything you want to fill that's

again. you can see after several minutes it is diminished even more so it looks perfectly healthy. >> i know that's the other thing too because remember because you are pulling the moisture to the surface of your skin that's why not everybody needs lotion. that's the issue i have. i just get the lines my skin is super dry. the other thing about ritchie he is a friendly guy, but we asked him not to smile. the reason because we want too see the face exactly the same as before and after. obviously if you smile it changes the effects. we want you to see it like that how that bag has gone away. that's really important we're not covering anything up we're >> let's look at before and afters too. other demonstrations of this product, plexaderm really working and again this is just a cream. this guy -- >> can you stand it? >> i think has huge bags that looks like almost impossible. same with this woman and dark circles. >> so that's the important thing here. every kind of skin we're doing the same thing at the same time, pulling the moisture, tightening the skin. that's what you want and you

>> could you do it on the eyelid? some people have puffy eyelids too. >> what we tell people is anything bothering you that you feel like you want tightened, play around with it and see what works for you. for me it's like the lines right here i don't know why they bother me so much. they shouldn't. they show you smile a lot, but that's my thing. for people with bags that's really important. >> do you that one more time. >> sure yeah this is me this is my thing this is what i worry about. we all have our things right. i didn't like the big indentation on my face and i >> the serum is the one with the hyaluronic acid which is something you would recommend if people want to moisturize in addition to the undereye cream because it doesn't have oils in it. >> make sure put this on clean dry skin. if you choose to use a moisturizer stay way from the oils. that's why we offer the hyaluronic serum if you're not sure what you have start it off right. everything has a 30 day money back guarantee.

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this morning on today's take, oscar winner kate winslet opens up about being bullied and how she got her sweet revenge. and nick jonas on the big screen like you've never seen him before. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this thursday morning, september 22nd, first day of fall. billy bush with al and tamron. 10:21 a.m. >> 10:21 a.m.?