RoadTripsWithYogi

It's Food Review time! This episode features The Stand, located in Iron Ridge, Wisconsin. I was filming an episode in Iron Ridge and having been through this quiet town a few times, never noticed that The Stand existed! As I was done filming, I saw that they were just opening up, so I decided to do a food review. The employee I spoke to was very friendly and placed an order for 3 items. 2 out of the 3 were very good, while the 3rd item missed the mark. As for what items I ordered, well... you're just going to have to watch the episode! Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do!

In this episode we road trip to 3 small towns in Wisconsin. I will tell you about the demographics, notable people, and anything interesting that I come across. Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Thanks for Watching!!

In This episode I check out what's new in West Bend. We start by a new bank going up in Barton, check out a hidden historical site, also in Barton. We then head downtown to explore the covered walkway next to the Bend Theater. We finish up on the west side of town by showing yet another bank construction site, because we need more banks, right? Consider becoming a Road Tripping Crew Member on Patreon! Tiers start at $5 a month, which includes contests, livestreams, bonus episodes, episodes uploaded 24 hours BEFORE wide release, real time updates, and YOUR name included in each episode! And I will personally mention your name during an episode once you join! Your support will help keep this channel growing! Thanks For Watching!

In this episode we start in Lomira, Wisconsin. I will tell you about the demographics and notable people before going through Byron, home of a famous aviator. We finish up in Oakfield, where in 1996 an EF5 tornado did over $100 million in damage. The most amazing thing was there were ZERO fatalities!

In this episode we road trip to Dodge County and check out the village of Theresa and walk around the downtown area. I will tell you the demographics, any notable people, and show you some interesting things. We also come across a hidden area at the end of the episode!

In this episode we start in Menomonee Falls, where I come across a BBQ restaurant with some crazy hours. We then head to Hartford where I talk about the demographics, a tornado, and a historical gem that was almost demolished!

I heard a bunch of sirens at first while relaxing, then Mrs. Yogi noticed a tanker truck being filled across the street from our home. I then decided to head out and follow the tanker to the scene. By the time I arrived, there wasn't a whole lot of smoke, but a whole lot of responders on scene!

In this episode I road trip around Washington & Milwaukee Counties, starting in West Bend with a building slated for demolition. We then head to Germantown, where we stop by what used to be a Big Boy restaurant that was only there for a couple of years. We finish up by heading over to the long empty Northridge Mall, where demolition has begun.

In this episode we drive thru the city of Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin. I tell you the demographics and some of the Notable People from the area, including the world record holder for most Big Mac's consumed! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! You can support this channel and my adventures by going to www.patreon.com/RoadTripsWithYogi Thanks for Watching!!

In this episode we check out the village of St. Cloud, Wisconsin. In a park on the outskirts of town is a stone arch bridge that is the last of its kind in the State! I also tell you about the demographics and if there are any notable people from St. Cloud Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Thanks For Watching!

In this episode it's food review time! I was picking up a doordash order and noticed something new on the menu. Available only during breakfast hours, Wendy's is now offering a Cinnabon Pull-Apart! You had me at Cinnabon!! I had to wait for the order, so I figured I'd give it a shot. Is it good? Is it bad? Average?? Watch it to find out! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Thanks for watching!

In this episode we road trip to Fond Du Lac County and check out the small town of Mt. Calvary. I will tell you about the demographics and discover an amazing notable person who was still playing the drums at the age of 107! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Thanks For watching!

In this episode we are still in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, this time checking out the Grafton area and what was once known as the town of Ulao. There is a home that looks like any other 1800's home, but this one has Presidential History. Next up we look for the location of the Wisconsin Chair Company, where the Paramount Recording Company was located and its connection to Delta Blues music. Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Thank you so much for watching!!

In this episode we head to Ozaukee County and drive thru Saukville, where I tell you the demographic breakdown and famous people from the area. We then check out what appears to be another victim of the Coronavirus, the abandoned Saukville Marcus Theater.

In this episode Mrs. Yogi and I head down to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We first have some dinner at Oakland Gyros, and head over to the Fiserv Forum to see TobyMac. TobyMac is a Christian artist who was a part of D.C. Talk in the 1990's and has won various Dove & Grammy awards for his work. He and his band Diverse City always put on a great show, and I show you some clips from the concert.

In this episode we check out a few small towns in Wisconsin and find out what famous people are from those towns. Places visited include Jefferson, Cambridge & Lake Mills.

In this episode I discuss my recent health diagnosis, talk about a song I thought was pretty bad until recently, locate a location with a pretty cool view, and finish up with an abandoned find.

In this episode we road trip to check out a couple of Wisconsin's small towns and tell you information about them. First up is Sheboygan Falls, which has a historic downtown area. We finish up by visiting Kohler, which is home to the Kohler Company, known for its bathroom fixtures. Both places have some notable people who were born or spent time living there.

In this episode I talk about being a content creator dealing with anxiety, and how it affects my channel. I also discuss some recent car issues and being thankful for having people in my life who help me learn more about all sorts of things.

We finish up our visit to the Milwaukee Public Museum by checking out the 3rd floor. There are all sorts of neat displays, including Mummies, African Masks, and much more! The Museum is an iconic part of Milwaukee and look forward to what the new location has to offer upon its completion in 2026.

I love a Big Mac sandwich and haven't had one in years. When I saw that McDonald's was coming out with a "juicer", "saucier" Big Mac but adding 2 more patties I decided to give it a try. What are my opinions of the Double Big Mac? You'll have to check out my food review! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! www.patreon.com/RoadTripsWithYogi Thanks for stopping by!

In this episode we continue to explore the Milwaukee Public Museum. There is so much to see, and I tried to film as much as I could for you all. We check out the Rainforest exhibit, see Samson, the beloved gorilla from the Milwaukee County Zoo, Dinosaurs, and the awesome Butterfly exhibit.

I recently visited the Milwaukee Public Museum after hearing that they will be constructing a new museum and will no longer be offering the iconic Streets of Old Milwaukee exhibit. To me the Streets of Old Milwaukee is one of the best exhibits and it would be a shame if it isn't moved to the new location. So, I wanted to document this awesome step back in time for you to enjoy as well! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe, they're all FREE to do! Want access to more? Visit www.patreon.com/RoadTripsWithYogi Thanks for Watching!

Every year in West Bend, Wisconsin the downtown area holds the Winter Warm Up. The highlight is the dozens of Ice Sculptures located throughout downtown. As usual I missed the actual event, which was held on January 19, 20 & 21. The next day (the 22nd) I headed downtown to show you the 2024 Winter Warm Up Ice Sculptures. Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe! They're FREE to do! Want me to give you a shout-out in a future episode and help support this channel? Go to www.patreon.com/RoadTripsWithYogi to learn more! Thanks for Watching!!

In this short episode I scratch a couple of lottery tickets. I purchased two $10 tickets. Did I win? Did I lose? Watch to find out! Please Like, Share, Comment & Subscribe! They're all FREE to do! Want your name mentioned in an episode? Go to www.patreon.com/RoadTripsWithYogi and become a member! Thanks for Watching!