Hey, it's me, Ira from the Michigan Insider. Join me at the first ever Ann Arbor Wine and Spirits Festival on Saturday, April 11th from 2 until 8 at Revel Run in Chelsea.

Taste local and national brands of wine, tequila bourbon, and so much more. Enjoy Zingerman's Roadhouse and local food trucks, live entertainment and cigar rolling demonstrations.

Charles Woodson Intercept Wines will be there too. Get your tickets in advance and save. Go to Ann Arbor Wine and Spirtsfest.com. That's Ann Arbor Wine and Spirtsfest.com. Buy your tickets today. We'll see you on the 11th. 1050.com, Sam Webb. Mr. Ira Wine, drop on the other side. Hey, folks, Michigan is the national champion in basketball. It's important to start out that way, given how last night ended with Michigan

falling in the frozen four, a great season that ended with a kick in the, you know,

another region, but a great season nonetheless.

But still, the outcome can't bring us, can't bring me, can't bring us down from the high that we're on,

because Michigan is the national champion in basketball, joining us to reflect to talk about

that's the significance of that moment, that accomplishment.

And of course, talking hockey as well, our good friend John U.

Bacon, Teddy's dad.

How you doing this morning, breaks?

I'm doing shocking me well, and I just finished a five-stop swing out west.

San Diego, Manhattan Beach, which is basically L.A., Portland, Bainbridge Island, which is a 20-minute

ferry across from Seattle, and Seattle last night at good old old stove brewing run by the great

Chris Moore, a huge Michigan fan from the Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo area, and whatnot. Sam, at every single damn stop, some guy walks up to me.

We had sell-out at every place, 10-room only at every place, 50 to 100 people at every place,

sold all the books every place.

And at every place, some dude walks up to me and says, Teddy's dad.

There are worse things to be called, John.

They could be calling you, you know, four-letter words and some other things.

So it's a compliment.

Well, there you go.

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