Jacob Bach's guest appearances

Jacob Bach

On The Record

Les Grands Macabres

Autos & Airwaves

Chris Smith

Shane Mauss

Brooks Wheelan

Gareth Reynolds

Erik Stolhanske

George Webb

Brandon Brooks

Adam Carr

Emeka Ossai

Jonathan Jackson

Charlie Berens

Edgar Cantero

Ryan Weber

Steven Hyden

Mike Mangione

OwlTail

Hello and welcome to the third guest episode of the Autos &amp; Airwaves podcast! In today's show, Alex is joined by his good friend, Jacob Bach, all the way from the exotic city of... Charlotte, North Carolina. Alex describes Jacob as a "good ole boy with a great taste in cars." Jacob finds a very nice example of a classic Range Rover on Cars &amp; Bids, where Alex finds a brand-new Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing - a car that he recently drove. He discusses his thoughts on the CT4-V Blackwing, as well as the CT5-V Blackwing, and explains why they are the best luxury performance sedans currently on sale. Since Jacob and Alex both have purchased a new Land Rover Defender in the past year, they discuss their ownership experience so far with the Defender. They talk about what they love about it, what they don't like about it, and what's gone wrong since taking delivery. The next topic that they discuss is the topic of Chinese knock-offs. Before China could really make a car on their own, they just copied other designs; most notably, the Land Wind X7, which is a carbon copy of the Range Rover Evoque. Moving on from that, Jacob offers Alex some really stupid financial advice on how to pay for his car, that has actually already been paid off. As always, with our guest episodes, we wrap up the show with a Q&amp;A session. Big thanks to Jacob for coming on the show, and we can't wait to have him on the show again down the road!   Be sure to check out Jacob's podcast, called the Tank Half Empty podcast, available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!

Hello and welcome to the third guest episode of the Autos &amp; Airwaves podcast! In today's show, Alex is joined by his good friend, Jacob Bach, all the way from the exotic city of... Charlotte, North Carolina. Alex describes Jacob as a "good ole boy with a great taste in cars." Jacob finds a very nice example of a classic Range Rover on Cars &amp; Bids, where Alex finds a brand-new Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing - a car that he recently drove. He discusses his thoughts on the CT4-V Blackwing, as well as the CT5-V Blackwing, and explains why they are the best luxury performance sedans currently on sale. Since Jacob and Alex both have purchased a new Land Rover Defender in the past year, they discuss their ownership experience so far with the Defender. They talk about what they love about it, what they don't like about it, and what's gone wrong since taking delivery. The next topic that they discuss is the topic of Chinese knock-offs. Before China could really make a car on their own, they just copied other designs; most notably, the Land Wind X7, which is a carbon copy of the Range Rover Evoque. Moving on from that, Jacob offers Alex some really stupid financial advice on how to pay for his car, that has actually already been paid off. As always, with our guest episodes, we wrap up the show with a Q&amp;A session. Big thanks to Jacob for coming on the show, and we can't wait to have him on the show again down the road!  Be sure to check out Jacob's podcast, called the Tank Half Empty podcast, available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!

S01E05: Jacob Bach (@nardo.rs3, @tankhalfempty)

The first On The Record episode of 2019 finds us catching up with a familiar friend. Frequent guest, longtime Milwaukee improviser, and local LGBTQ+ icon Jacob Bach came to our brand new office to help us break in our recording studio. Since the last time he was on the show, Bach has stepped away from comedy and his outdoor guide business to, instead, shift his focus to music. Later this month, Bach's new band (Neidhoefer) will put out its debut album, with the first public show slated for February 9. Before the project—which also features members of Wavy V, Population Control, Moth Light, and more in its ranks—formally introduces itself to Milwaukee, the frontman and founder of the "northwoods folk band" spoke to host Tyler Maas about his decision to take a break from improv, his mindset when he was immobile much of last year, and why music is the most vulnerable medium of expression. Along the way, Bach plays a song from the forthcoming album and, as expected, he and Maas go off on some strange tangents. This episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") Neidhoefer ("Lui/Moi").

The first On The Record episode of 2019 finds us catching up with a familiar friend. Frequent guest, longtime Milwaukee improviser, and local LGBTQ+ icon Jacob Bach came to our brand new office to help us break in our recording studio. Since the last time he was on the show, Bach has stepped away from comedy and his outdoor guide business to, instead, shift his focus to music. Later this month, Bach's new band (Neidhoefer) will put out its debut album, with the first public show slated for February 9. Before the project—which also features members of Wavy V, Population Control, Moth Light, and more in its ranks—formally introduces itself to Milwaukee, the frontman and founder of the "northwoods folk band" spoke to host Tyler Maas about his decision to take a break from improv, his mindset when he was immobile much of last year, and why music is the most vulnerable medium of expression. Along the way, Bach plays a song from the forthcoming album and, as expected, he and Maas go off on some strange tangents. This episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") Neidhoefer ("Lui/Moi").

Episode 148: Jacob Bach

Jacob Bach is no stranger to this podcast. The Milwaukee improvisor and friend of the site has a few On The Record appearances under his belt, but the repeat guest has kept a pretty quiet profile lately. Over the last year or so, Bach ended his great Yeah, Bro! podcast, threw himself into improv, and started an outdoor adventure service called Good Land Guides. Amid all the life changes, he broke his foot in a climbing accident. Bach wheeled into a ComedySportz theater last week, where he met host Tyler Maas for a long-overdue return to the podcast. There, they talked about how Bach is handling the limitations of the injury, what Good Land Guides provides (or will provide again when he's better in a couple months), new comedy projects he's planning, and what he's looking forward to seeing at PrideFest. Of course, Bach and Maas go on weird tangents, do voices and bits, and have some fun in the process. This episode is brought to you by PrideFest—coming to Henry Maier Festival Park June 7-10—and Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and Greatest Lakes ("Forest").

Jacob Bach is no stranger to this podcast. The Milwaukee improvisor and friend of the site has a few On The Record appearances under his belt, but the repeat guest has kept a pretty quiet profile lately. Over the last year or so, Bach ended his great Yeah, Bro! podcast, threw himself into improv, and started an outdoor adventure service called Good Land Guides. Amid all the life changes, he broke his foot in a climbing accident. Bach wheeled into a ComedySportz theater last week, where he met host Tyler Maas for a long-overdue return to the podcast. There, they talked about how Bach is handling the limitations of the injury, what Good Land Guides provides (or will provide again when he's better in a couple months), new comedy projects he's planning, and what he's looking forward to seeing at PrideFest. Of course, Bach and Maas go on weird tangents, do voices and bits, and have some fun in the process. This episode is brought to you by PrideFest—coming to Henry Maier Festival Park June 7-10—and Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and Greatest Lakes ("Forest").

Episode 127 - Jacob Bach

Host Tyler Maas was joined by Yeah, Bro! Podcast host, ComedySportz improviser, and proud "gay sherpa" Jacob Bach to discuss this year's PrideFest Milwaukee, what to expect at the Yeah, Bro! LIVE show, and the significance June (which is National Pride Month) has in the LGBTQ+ community. The pair also run down the acts they're excited to see, many of which are part of the Milwaukee Record Stage lineup.

Host Tyler Maas was joined by Yeah, Bro! Podcast host, ComedySportz improviser, and proud "gay sherpa" Jacob Bach to discuss this year's PrideFest Milwaukee, what to expect at the Yeah, Bro! LIVE show, and the significance June (which is National Pride Month) has in the LGBTQ+ community. The pair also run down the acts they're excited to see, many of which are part of the Milwaukee Record Stage lineup.