good morning today it's like uber for a massage. >> we'll show you the new high-tech way to relax and they make house calls. and a local musician that dreams of playing in rather unusual places. >> his goal to have gigs in attics, barns and even homes. next on the morning blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? ? ? i think that we're keeping the grumpy cat like right here in our coffee table. it's perfect i love it. >> the world series is in full effect as you know.

to know is now offering diehard fans no pun intended a way to support their team eternally with urns check it out. >> no way. >> this one i'm going to zoom in on it. that's a brewers urn. here's the price. see the baseball on top. the fake baseball. >> that's hilarious that's part of the top the baseball. >> $495. i would also like to you know that other ones like astros $599. >> cubs are $559. [laughter] >> that price is probably going to double if they win. >> i wonder how much they will change. city look up because not only did they have the urns, but they do have caskets as well. and a brewers casket was $2,259. >> it has the huge logo. brewers logo even on the handle. it's hilarious. >> i can't believe it baseball fever. >> it's true. >> it's interesting though, this time of year halloween is this weekend, and, a lot of people

know you have been talking about the world series and stuff like that. but for halloween, black cats are kind of something people are always suspicious about. >> are you superstition? superstitious. >> no not at all. >> here's where the black cat came from. it was a medieval myth told that satan turned himself into a cat whether socializing with witches. themcsynonymous with mischief n. >> it's not just them being around it's crossing your path. >> and here's what i have heard there is no such thing as a all black cat. i have heard they at least have some white hair somewhere. >> superstition is interesting. it can be rather controlling.

with the cubs. you almost wonder if it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. after a while it's like we can't win because we have this curse. >> because people get freaked out about it. what about salt skers ds this freak you out? >> no what is that thing if it spills? >> if it spills it's bad luck so you are supposed tos it over your shoulder. >> our executive producer is like do you need a salt shaker? >> it's supposed to be over your left right? >> has anyone er told you that? >> i know. all right. [laughter] >> sound off go to our facebook page are you superstitious do you do anything to make sure you counteract these superstitions or anything you are superstitious about? >> think you can be a little controlled by it if you are superstitious. tell us what you think. >> i don't have any issues with

>> absolutely. her 6-year-old sonon with thes. max loves decoratgry including these pumpks.n youee e glasses and another one has a pink nose. she says max cannot wait for christmas, he keeps a small christmas tree in his roo and they books about snow men all year-round. >> no way. i love that that's a kid who loves hisol >> he's adorable. thank you for sending that. >> he like that. first up today, doesn't a massage sound goodhtutw?exampl?' have an appointment, no worriesl deliver a lensed vetted certified therapist right to your home, your office, your hotel room they will even do it within 60 minutes of notice. >> we're herejeff

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soothe.coms the website. >> we have a pture o the s wou . >> thanks you guys. >> thankou so mh for having vice.l now.ciat it. we have a whole coming inudeat living options also ahead a musn who fi yea.ed on four continents in fullime nomad. ete'e stopping a homeo t somf the crazy stories from the road and listen to a performance from his new recd. up next how chin' and stuffed?p?l?ma likehese are helping to deliver a serious message about kids and safety

welcome backs have partnered to help prevent kids from bei hurt in on the go., at h they bie t key to preventing accidts i education and awareness. >> katie horrin is with children's hospital of wisconsin here with more on the kohl's cares grow safe and healthy campaign. great to see you. we have a lot of other little friends here we're going to explain in a second. this partnership between organizations, is really all about prevention.

we have a great partnership between kohl's cares and children's hospital wisconsin focusing on safety. we know injuries are the number one cause of death for kids we want to prevent them and we can. we developed this program meant to be interactive, engaging and fun for k spriggy he in the middle is the mascot. he teaches our kids to be safe at home, outdoors and on the go. >> talk through some of the elements of the program. >> we have my favorite is our keep spriggy safe it's free on itunes or google play. spriggy gets into lots of adventures in the house and outside. kids learn as they play that game. >> think keeping it interactive is the key to engaging kids and not just lecturing them, but in a way that they can be part of it. >> and they want to keep playing it which is awesome. we also have great website kohl's safe and healthy.com. people can go on there and get a variety of topics for parents

examples? >> we have information for anything from kids to tweens to teens. different information as kids grow up. we need dferent tools. so things like, family safety, family safety plan, health literacy or playground safety. a lot of injuries happen on the playground. this time of the year halloween safety there is a lot of things to talk about. >> and your mobile tour as well. >> this since the beginning of 2016 we have been at more people play with our different resources. >> springy goes to school sometimes right? >> absolutely. we really wanted to reach this message a little further. now we have a tab on our website specifically for educators. we have options for elementary and middle school. teachers can go on there download resources and they can quest one of our awesome classroom kits which we have right here. we only have a limited supply

go down there. we have pencils, -- >> let's pick up a couple of those things. >> pencils, these are spriggy band aids. >> right on his forehead. >> good planning. >> we have emergency boards so you can put emergency phone numbers and for the older kids we have the flash drives because, trying to taylor it to kids in different ages. >> that's nice. >> a variety of materials in there for classroom teachers to grow and download. >> website to find out more about that classroom kit. there is a whole lot there. i think teachers love sharing information like that to help keep kids safe. in terms of safety messages you want teachers to be sharing what >>e they? there severity. playground safety, all of the messages reinforce at home can be reinforced at school. as halloween is coming up, making sure they are safe

their own shoes. not grownup shoes. that the masks have big enough holes or they just use face paint instead. >>i love face paint. >> you brought a bunch of merchandise too. >> this is awesome. we all know when we go to our favorite kohl's store we see these options at the checkout. they cost $5. this line is all of the classics think it is so fantaic for the holidays. i know when my kids see the segmenth need these. these items really support the programs in the community. >> and $5 for a hard back book. it's incredible. and i think all four of these books are examples of wonderful things to have in the library. it's a great baby gift too. >> absolutely. >> do you get the stuffed animal too? >> they are separate. >> you can get those with it so it compliments the book. >> love corduroy look at him. >> they are so cute.

stores 100% of net profit goes to children's health initiatives like the one we're pitching today. and that's throughout the nation so it's awesome. >> i know kohl's donates over $14 million to children's. it's a great partnership. it's a huge partnership that they have done that you are doing in the community and so much great stufft you offer for kids. have you heard kids say anything about how do they react to spriggy? >> i brought spriggy to my kindergarteners class a couple weeks ago. i asked them tose if they had met spriggy before. most of the kids raised t hand i was blown away. we have been doing this about three years, spriggy we have tour we're in a variety ofbil clinics and libraries things like so spriggy is really making a >> yeah. >> f. ntastic.we an to share this infoion th people. you have educator resources that are available if people visitur? lots of great information there. resources to help keep kids safe

it's kohl's safe and healthy.com. to find out more. great to see you. >> thanks for having us. coming up next, brett newski opened up for the violent fems recently, but get this he prefers to perform without a band at all. coming up the unusual places he dreams of playing. >> like your inflatable pool right? [laughter] >> and a place they take care of

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and i approve this message. welcome back. when seniors transition from home to assisted living there are lots of things to consider. today a special place t offers chef prepared meals, fun events and innovat health services. cathleen o'brien is here with more on the life enrichment program and other things that make it a great place for senior living at harbor chase. >> weere chatting during the break so much we k of got caught there. it is a beautiful edition to the community. i pass it every day going home to shorewood. tell me about harbor chase and your life enrichment program

have. >> when we start to develop the culture we try to envision a place we would want to live. we incorporate that onto all of the daily programming we do. we ask our families to fill out a silhouette of our residents. a morning might be yoga and daily devotions, but we tr we have several residents that used to be artists will you find art appreciation classes. painting classes. we do talks on different artists. we try to incorporate a little bit of everything. >> the assisted living part you really work with all levels of care right? >> we do. s.eev care. we have some people who come in wh are independent and just might ed someone tre to kind of l?sook after them through the night. tired of making their meals so

their meals for them whooesn't want that? >> we have had your chef here on the show before it was phenomenal. >> yeah pretty amazing. we have some folks this need additial assistance with nitoring medications and t thin. >> think those are all so helpful. what do you think makes it so attractive to baby boomers. li there is a reason have you to move out of your home what ba the babyoomers wil up and coming. we haveaken that into consideration. we make sure it's a place that again that we would envision want to live, but we have a full service lounge that could appeal to that. we also have when you walk in, it's a very homelike environment, but truly it's what happens in the community on a day-to-day basis that makes it that much more special. so we have technology, we have so many programs. it's a homelike environment, but with some of those five star

technology. this is really cool. is it true you have wii bowling? >> we actually have a wii bowling alley. it's so funny we do have some student who is come in from local schools and they are like going to wipe the floor with the residents and think they are going to beat them at wii bowling. >> and they don't? >> no not at all. there is one woman in particular that wipes the floor with them every time. >> that is is wi-fi included for residents? >> yeah wi-fi is it throughout the entire building. we also try to focus some of our programming to you know some of the baby boomers reluctantly come, some excited, but they have taken on a new technology role and integrated it into their lives so some of them, know how to use facebook some don't. we may teach them how to we may have classes on doing facebook and instagram and doing shutter book, shutter fly scrapbook on shutter fly.

we have using our facebook page we have a lot of family member who is will go on and see pictures of their loved ones and will make comments because they live out of state and don't see them day-to-day, but can see them participating in the programs and get excited that way. then we have some when like to learn how to keep up with a facebook page. >> i'm sure there are so many levels of that especially if it is new and haven't used a lot. face timing is always nice when you have wi-fi. can you see your loved ones do that video telephone call. to highlight because, he's been here on the show before, pizza and all of these great things. talk about the food. people think it's assisted living they don't think this gourmet chef you have right there at harbor chase. >> they don't and they also don't realize that most assisted living communities you have one dining room where you have three meals a day, but we have three different options. we have our bistro option where if you want a light breakfast instead of a heavy meal in the

or can you sit down and have the full omelet and pancakes and all of that. >> yes please. [laughter] >> exactly. but then also for lunch you can you have the option of three choices as well. you can eat in the bistro which would be like a homemade pizza from the wood burning oven or panini or you can go into the pig and whistle and order lighter fare whether it be cheeseburger kurds or you can go into the main dining room where it's fish and that kind of thing, but we also offer a chef fare which is kind of signature items so they have it might be surf and turf, it might be a shrimp and pasta that kind of thing. we really try to incorporate everything in a little bit for everyone. >> now that we made you hungry we're going to give you an option to come in and try some free food. go to harbor chase check it out. it's a beautiful community right up the street.

the fall special is $4,000 off. that's right. some restrictions do apply. youster to -- you have to give . schedule a tour. when you do it you will get a free lunch for two. bring your loved one with you. visit right up on capitol. the phone number is (414)436-0311. again (414)436-0311. harbor chase.com for more. thanks kathleen. i will wave when you go home. >> sounds good. we captain wait to talk to this guy here. singer and song writer brett newski says he has avoided the american dream at all costs. we're going to chat about his world travels and why he finds

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unlimited calling. say yes to more. call now. ? ? [ music ] ? ? welcome back to the morning blend. th? the sophomore lt from brett newski. it is about diving into the world with no safety net and on. you could say it's a little bit autograpal. >> wn he was 25 he quit all of his full-time jobs toe a nomad. recently opening for the violent femmes in californi

thanks for being here. >> thanks for hing me. >>t's i pretty com right? >> can i drink out of this? >> yes you can have it. >> can i keep this? >> you can keep that in fact. >> yes you can. we have newer ones that you might like. >> yellow ones. >> uh-huh. >> you like it here on the yellow couch? >> yello couch i cool. that was pretty weird you guy when is the lady was getting the massage on the news. >> kind of wil she even alive? >> she of the head here or there. >> your producer is like? renta corpse. >> i want to talk because i'm a mom about your nomadifesty you lived in your car for two months in europe right? >> i never lived in it.

touring europe then we did shows with the violent femmes my heros out west. >> how didhat come to be. how did they find you or you find them? >> they are from milwaukee. the sounds have sonicly been compared and a local music writer got in touch with me a few years ago and the bass player has a festival. >> is it stressful to your mom

>> shelike that? thndngelli me toorehow do anything dumb. >> does your girlfriend travel with you how does thatork? yeah sometimes. >> does she sleep in your car? >> she's my band psychologist. >> um yeah. >> she's shaking her head yup. >> my car is named chuck. he lives in germany. it's a pretty it's a piece of crap, but never let me down. >> you were blackmailed about your car? >> we have a youtube series called crusty adventures documenting all of this. it's like we do a lot of diy touring and goes wrong you know. like father sure, it's not glorious you know. me so it's cool. femmes all the but now morale is restored after doing something like that.

id is so rea >> where is your favorite place you have living in four different continents. >> milwaee isrey underrated. out o and america is the rett tghor ftry live in. ops like super compive. really competitive, but also like theres a lot ofit so, yeah, we kind of like live or die by the old school selling vinyl and cd's. >> let's see it. >> you better explain this picture. >> weave17 these units we have to ship them sell these units. ty?w want it get m c ir. mthd' aro>> we have new recordn brown deer right now.

if you don't comeo t sho [lghdon't g the p >> sick of this diyrap. aur] >> show us where playing. it'sn your hand. >> show us your temporary tattoo. >> doesn't that say cactus? >> oh, yeah we're playing at cactus. >> i saw that i was like i got to show that. how much time to we we don't have enough time i wanted to know about your song named molly. >> yeah. >> you're playing saturday november 5, cactus club. if you don't show up you get a torn poster. if you go you get free beer. until it's gone. brett newski.com. what is up with the song named abou dru.ase don't tell me it's >> it's about drugs. no it's not. she's molly, but i just met her. >> h you ever met a molly you don't like? >> i don't know i have only met

pretty cool. >> what is the song about? >> like the local news can be weird. sometimes the news anchors are totally robots, but you guys are sweet you're cool. really human. [laughter] >> can we put that on our reel. >> this is going to live forever. i wish i was having a bette hair day that clip is going to live. >> you are going to be singing i won't die a nun. i believe that is prompter probably probably a true statement. >>ou rock brett. thank you guys. >> we have to talk about your show. >> w already did november 5

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facebook are you superstitious? >> we kept brett around. >> emily said she won't put her purse on the ground because she said it's meant to like lose your money. and i still hold my breath when i go through times. -- tunnels. >> my kids do that. >> are you superstitious >> no it extra anxiety. >> you have enough. >> do you do anything before you do a show? >> i have a lot of fried chicken before i go on stage. >> what is first thing you notice about a woman? >> will she maybe blackmail me down the road? [laughter] >> how has it gone with the girlfriend has she blackmailed you at all? >> no she's a good one. >> if i wasn't a musician i would be a -- >> probably a dinosaur.

[laughter] >> a barontasuaurs. >> favorite guilty pleasure? >> john malan. [laughter] >> john malan was at oak crest the other night when i was eating there he didn't even see me there. >> have you ever partied with john malan? >> i have. >> john malan is a good time. >> he's a good man. [laughter] >> that's some good answers i with us today.ks for hanging out >> have a great day everyone.

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