This week, the Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Show broadcasts from the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The museum features more than 450 motorcycles and thousands of Harley-Davidson artifacts, including serial number one. It’s the oldest known Harley-Davidson in existence, dating back to 1903-04. Jim Fricke from the museum talks about the museum opening in 2004 and some of the most valuable objects to enter the doors. Fox 6 anchor Ted Perry discusses his favorite thing about riding his Harley around Milwaukee. Renowned historian John Gurda talks about some of the restored buildings in Milwaukee, including the Iron Horse hotel, which was once part of a very surprising industry. There’s all of this and more as the Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Show broadcasts from the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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Scott McCartney, Travel Editor of The Wall Street Journal, talks about the long walks in airports and exactly what needs to happen to help improve the process for millions of travelers.

Bobby Tanzilo, Editor at OnMilwaukee, reflects on some of his favorite places in Milwaukee and what keeps him here. He also reveals an underwater secret about this lakefront city.

Jim Fricke, Curator for the Harley-Davidson Museum, talks about his favorite motorcycle in the museum and the history of the Harley Davidson, going back to 1903.

Ted Perry, Fox 6 Anchor, reminisces about his days at the University of Madison. Ted tells Peter about the time he was fired as the official mascot for the school.

Kathleen Ehley, Mayor of Wauwatosa, talks to Peter about what makes her small town (just outside Milwaukee) unique.  She also tells Peter her favorite thing about riding around the country with her husband on her Harley.

Dr. Mike Lovell, President of Marquette University, explains exactly how he keeps his students motivated at the small Jesuit University. Hint: It’s not in the classroom. He also reveals his favorite 500-year-old hidden gem in Milwaukee.

John Gurda, Milwaukee Historian, discusses the neighborhood feel of Milwaukee and reveals exactly how many different neighborhoods make up this vibrant city. He also discusses the history of Milwaukee’s most well-known export.

George Hobica, President of AirFareWatchdog.com, talks to Peter about how to avoid getting stuck with canceled trips during hurricane season. He also touches on the latest news about Priceline and the demise of the “name your own price” option.

Guy Rehorst, Owner of Great Lakes Distillery, reveals the most surprising alcoholic spirit coming out of Wisconsin and how they try to maintain a local feel by sourcing local ingredients whenever possible.

By Alyssa Caverley for PeterGreenberg.com