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Dave Edwards
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We've all been rocked by Monday's storm. Some, much more than others. We will pick up the peices and cherish the fact that no one perished. We also take a look at mail in ballots, football and more. The List wishes peace to all after a very tough week.
The red card is for excessive tripping over my own words. Yes, the pursuit of the Cup continues, sans the U.S. team. A touch of irony certainly permeates the president's call to FIFA. My dog's been watching too much of the action. And, what to do when presented with a weaving driver.
Yes, the Creature from the Green Lagoon is loose! Aside from the scummy pool, we take a jab at bad drivers. Also, the deal with Iran gets needed scrutiny. We've now, over the last few weeks, wasted over 70 million on a fight night and bad pool maintenance. And, with Father's Day upon us, a few great Dad jokes to finish!
Pepperoni....double pep if you please! The List is checking some fascinating surveys. We're also concerned about the future of Social Security payments. Trump bailing on an interview followed a typical pattern. And, my driver beef speeds up just in time!
Who knew we could distract from the Epstein Files? So much talk of artists bailing out of the Freedom 250 concert. Thank goodness there's a backup plan. Micah says his rehab will keep him out until October. And, the stupidity is often rampant in the current administration.
We load up on sunscreen as sunny days are ahead! Sorry to see the Josh Jacobs situation as we'll wait for the investigation play out. The president takes the heat for his "Anti-weaponization" fund. Will the Miz be able to stay healthy throwing the heat he's been chucking? And, the Trump war with Iran might be getting closer to an end....but should it have started in the first place?
Sounds like a rough year for ticks is here...great. The president's phone, golden statue and slush fund all make The List. I'm looking forward to Tom Hanks' History Channel documentary on WW11.
Good luck to Steven Colbert and his new ventures. And, we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Taller, but not wider! We take a look at expensive ballrooms and bad roads. We give kudos to those who have not felt it necessary to name everything after themself! A new season of football is not fara way, and now we know the schedule. Finally, a chnage in the wind for network news at WHBY.
No seashells necessary. We dive into the tradition of May Day. Also, the bizarre situation that could have turned tragic at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Trump paints the Reflecting Pool blue, which is probably an upgrade. And, be careful where the pump clicks off or Big Brother may be watching!
Well, we're just trying to follow the lead of the White House Press Secretary! The President makes a few more wild claims. Mother Nature has thrown us a curve or two, but we're bouncing back. Also, we could have ended the Viet Nam war soooo much earlier. Finally, we means what we says!
The Pope makes an appearance in The List, for some very strange reasons. We're continuing to see diversions from the Epstein Files. Rory McIlroy survives the Masters. We're apparantly getting larger as obesity rates continue to climb. And, if you're going to fish illegally, don't complain when things go wrong!
As in the Strait of Hormuz, the most talked-about waterway in the world. We'll have takes on how the president's rhetoric has become unhinged. Maybe it doesn't pay to be happy. We're building ballrooms and arches, but not much else. And, a poignant moment with the easter bunny.
The dreaded cognitive test...which sounds like it's fairly easy to ace! Good to see that TSA agents will finally get paid. We'll explore glee and the lack of grace when a foe dies. We'll soon be saying farewell to our national radio network. And, it's do as I say, not as I do when our president rails constantly about mail in voting...then uses it himself!
Nope, we will not be winning any more FIFA Peace Prizes. We say goodbye to a broadcast legend.
The war in Iran was started for what reason? Plus, a take on the red carpet. And, we finish with how bored the Board of Peace must be, and how we help in the Strait of Hormuz.
I know...it's been a long time. With the holidays and my surgery, I have not posted a List in two months. Here we go with a "Deceit of the Union" recap, and more on the current administration's latest moves. We go through a whiplash effect with our weather. And, plenty on the Winter Olympics, including the good and bad from the hockey wins.
Yep, this likely is my last List of 2025. With holidays, vacation time, etc, this might be the finale of the year. We roll through presidential blunders, and good reminders when you open the fridge. There's a sense that were not being told all about the presiden'ts health. We ask a bit of trivia and wrap with a question about election ethics.
It's always a pleasure to welcome Tom to our studios. Honestly, some of the projects are not quite done for the season. Tom gives us a snapshot of how 2025's construction has gone, and what's left to finish. We get a good read on the 2026 I-41 to-do list as well. Tom wraps it up by mentioning a few of the other big projects on the docket for next year as well.
Yes, get ready for redaction world...coming to an Epstein File near you! Plenty of Epstein file chat on the way. Plus, is it presidential to tell a reporter, "quiet, Piggy?" We acknowledge a really good ad, and avoid a tv channel that will drive you nuts. And we finish with a startling statement by the president that should never be uttered by a president.
Well, we're not actually demolishing The List. More like standing in shock with others as we watch the East Wing torn down like a crusty old factory! Also, it's time to predict the Fall classic, and comment on the bizarre gambling schemes that NBA coaches and players may have been involved in. We obseve the cool fall air that we're getting. And, a final thought on the commuting of former Rep. George Santos' sentence.
So, now we're fat-shaming our generals....huh. We'll talk about ties in football...yuck! A study on math doesn't quite add up. There's a concern that funding gets cut dependin gon what color your state is. And, getting old does NOT mean you should give up on sex!
We begin by remembering the great Robert Redford...rest in peace. Plenty of talk about the start of the football season for the Green & Gold. We observe the fallout from the tragic shooting death of Charlie Kirk and how free speech may suffer due to it. It's time to bemoan the aroma of pumpkin spice. And, we finish with a driver beef on speeding through construction zones.
We begin with a message on 9-11, and how we felt 24 years ago. The Green and Gold are rolling and have a little rest time before week 3. A TV show hits its 69th season...so what's left to survive from? We are consuming the reprehensible shooting of Charlie Kirk, and how we remember those we have lost. If the Epstein Files are a hoax, then why is there so much effort to cover them up?
Yes, the dog days of August have quickly turned to cool days of fall! We thank Jerry Jones for his...acting like Jerry Jones. Also, a 24 hour claim has turned into 228 days. We look at the new initiative to punish flag burners. And, a closing thought on the Epstein Files....come on, release all of them!
It's true...I really enjoy voting by mail! Also, injuries for the Green & Gold are starting to mount, and the season hasn't even started yet. We recap the summit in Alaska and who was silent at a recent meeting. There's an undeniable best in the world of golf. And, it's time for High School football!
North to Alaska...were going north to chat with Vlad. The crackdown on crime in D.C. is highlighted.
We'll take a look at the injury bug cropping up at training camp. How hot are the Brewers? Pocket pancake hot! And, who knew the side benefits of brocolli?
Kristal joins us for a discussion on multiple fronts. First, we talked about how SA-Fox Cities never slows down, the demand is always there. Then it was time to talk about a special event coming up where you can help out. It's the first-ever Salvation Army golf fundraiser, and Appvion's Kevin Cluney joined us to talk about the event and Appvion's sponsorship of the effort. To wrap, we discussed the upcoming back to school, Coats for Kids, bell ringing and so much more.
Hate the numbers...just kill the messenger! We have takes on how the Jobs Report firing went down and how some responded to it. There's a really feeling that Crew could go deep this year...really!
I have a quick recap on Mile 12. And, we need your blood, badly.
Yes, we have weeds at intersection corners that inhibit our visibility! Very dangerous and....kinda ugly!
We dive into the Epstein files...swim at your own risk. The Pack gets ready for Family Night as the Crew clings to a small lead in the Central. Plus, tariffs. Yikes.
Yes, the Epstein Files never seem to go away. Maybe because we see so little of them. The infamous kiss-cam makes an appearance. We take a look at a change coming to the office of Governor in Wisconsin, plus prospects for 2026. And, we end with a sad, sobering stat on attacks on police officers in our country.
We've returned from the road...so let's review! Dave and his wife road-tripped west and a lot happened along the way. From bans on certain cars in the left lane to observations about Iowa and Nebraska...there's a lot of corn out there! We see best laid plans go awry and semi's pulling out to pass. Oh, and then there's the lack of rest rooms too!
We monitor the ceasefire in the Middle East, which is holding for now. Also, Iran has been a president's bane for a long time. The WIAA says no shot clock for you. We give kudos to the highest drafted hoops player in Wisconsin history. And, alcohol sales are shooting up in Russia!
This is a tough story. There is no cure for ALS--also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The Weber family lost their father in 1999 to ALS. Then, numerous children found out that they had the ALS genetic marker that would doom to that same fate. Cathy talks about her battle with ALS and advancements that give future generations hope.
A Friday the 13th edition on the way. We love this time of year, with Fathers Day and U.S Open weekend upon us. We say goodbye to the legendary Brian Wilson. Also, we note the oddities in the L.A. immigration protests and how the President responded. Happy June!
Yes, The List may sound 29, but it's actually older! The NBA finals STARTING in June is always weird. We explore the odd ways to replace Air Force One. Memorial Day has me reminiscing. And, seeing the NBA Finals begin makes me harken for college hoops!
Yes, the 81st anniversary of D-Day, one of the most important days in history. We salute those who served and continue to do so today. Also, problems with Elon arise. We'll explore the latest tariff hokey-pokey! And, we enter June...with all it has in store for us!
Yes, we observe 100 days of the new(old) Presidency. And the first person has already been fired from his caninet! The NFL draft is in the books and it was something! Construction is starting to take a toll on open exits and our patience. Plus, we check the BP on Mel Kiper Jr.
With the 23rd pick.....the crowd goes crazy! Yes, the draft finally debuted in Green Bay and it was lit!
We'll say a fond farewell to a very popular Pope. Patience is necessary in and around Green Bay this weekend. And, tariffs continue to confuse and I may not be able to explain them.
It's time for The List, pre-draft edition! Ok, first we're checking in to a geriatric exercise park. Then we hail the winner of the green jacket. There's much to say about what's said in the White House press room. And, we finish with comments on the commandments...so let it be done!
We begin with the great Bill Withers, singing it's going to be a "lovely day"! There's plenty of tariff talk, an update on the Masters and more. Did Nero fiddle while the stock market crash? The future of DOGE may not include Musk for long. And, an idea for a new horror flick!
Everybody get into the group chat pool! We break down the final game for Bucky, remembering the good about the season. We inspect the latest federal government cuts and how its affecting the economy. A green jacket ceremony is in somebody's near future. And, a reminder to exercise your civic duty and vote!
Orange...because we have started our 5th season in Wisconsin: construction. We hand out some weight loss advice. Also, tariffs and ingnoring judges will get you in trouble. Yes, we are pretty sure where a former Green & Gold QB is headed soon. And, we dish on drivers that you pass...temporarily.
Always appreciate the visit with Tom on all of our major road projects. First, we focus on the weather and a few updates to previous projects. Then, it's time to get down to the big I-41 project.
We discuss progress from year one into two, what's next and why some areas are yet to see work. Then, we wrap with an update on other projects and how you can get the latest info on all of it!
Tariffs for everyone! O.K., I get it...this is serious stuff as our 401K's are getting pounded. We talk about the excitement in the golf world, with the TPC now and the green jacket on the line soon. Also, why are we shlepping cars on the White House lawn? And, it's my grandson's world, and I'm just livin' in it!
Tariffs are the "in" thing these days. Canada may not agree, and the stock market has an upset stomach right now. Also, we look forward to spring, the golf season and opening day! we look at just how many of us NEVER exercise! And finally, Trump's DOGE cuts dig deep.
OK, maybe it's just our country that's bloated! We DOGE our way through monster cutbacks. Also, we say goodbye to February. There's good news about chocolate and our hearts! And, we note that eggs are the new gold and how healthy hens should be treated like royalty right now!
It's time for the nightmare of January to end....good ridance. We pause to pay respects to those who perished and all who loved the victims of the crash at Reagan Natl. Rest in peace. We also review the first two tumultuous weeks of Trump, take two. We revel in the fact that Jerry Jones is still firmly in control in Big D. And, do I detect a stirring in the Democrat ic party this week?
Get your pardons here...all at the Pardon store! We dive into week one of Trump 2.0. There's also a look at this week's championship games in the NFL. We look at how lame the NFC North teams were this year in the playoffs. And, we gaze off in a strange wonderment of how we got here...really.
Yes, it is a sad day in baseball. Bob Uecker passes away and the memories flood in.
We'll take a look back at the Green and Gold's season. And, a look ahead to a new administration.
An arctic front is moving in at the same time fires continue out west.
Here we go with our first List of 2025! Yes, a smober note to begin as we remember those killed in New Orleans. Also, the new year means a new president, a new diet and new colors! Then again, we must usher out the old and begin anew in D.C. There's a bit of football to chat about and what the heck is "targeting" anyway? Happy New Year!
The election is in the books, so let's talk about it! I shared a few observations on the transition. Also, a good remedy to not getting sleepy may be good sox! We look into the Green and Gold at the bye week. And to finish, a rallying call for those who feel down after Tuesday's election results.
Yes, it's a special edition of The List, my pre-election effort. We begin with the massive early voting, which has been enormous across the country. Also, we have a remedy on what do with all those campaign signs waving in our yards. Halloween costumes and freaky rallies come to mind. And, we finish with some common sense reminders about how we should act after Election Day.
We begin with a pre-List chat about the retirement of Tony Bennett, a Wisconsin legend. Then, on toTthe List, with more shenanigans 18 days out from election day. A prediction on Houston having a problem at Lambeau on Sunday. We observe, and suffer through, another Wisconsin driver beef. And, to finish, we explore why Halloween decorations have become an obsession.
We begin with an assist to aid organizations helping after so many hurricanes. The campaign trail motors on with less than a month to go. Petulance will get you nowhere in the NFL. FEMA responds after lies spread by the former President about funds and how they are used. And we finish with the truth...as hard as it may be to find.
That's right, no infuriating instructions to limp through. We dip into political waters and how attractive a backup quarterback may soon become. There's a sure sign that you're not paying attention to your driving. We commiserate over a cancelled marathon and nasty storm. Plus, a sign that election workers are hard to come by and why they're leaving.
Dave is not a fan of the new M&M's flavor. We continuesd watching the campaign trail and some of the crazy claims you'll hear. There's someone passing you on the highway, so don't freak! Football is on the brain...in more ways than you might expect. And, handing out kudos to those about to run over 26 miles.
The List goes crazy over fitted sheets and great pretzels. Plenty to talk about on the way the campaign trail has changed in the past two weeks. Also, we welcome back those held in Russia. Mile of Music is here...yes! And, there's an interesting new billboard recently erected in Florida.
The Northeast Wisconsin Regional Director joined me for a mid-season construction update.
Tom admitted that the spring and early summer has slowed progress a bit. We talked about the staus of the I-41 rehab project on the metro's west side and what's left to do. The crews are off to a busy start on the I-41 re-do from Highway 15 to De Pere, including the closing of N and overpass work.
We finish with other future projects and the 511 website that stays updated every week.
The List begins with a take on Justice Thomas' lust for travel....free travel. A big swing at the political world, including Biden's age woes. Plus, the former President has his own issues. My Wisconsin driver beef hones in on left lane lukers. And we finish with a thought on how Biden is trailing in most polls, though it's hard to reconcile for many.
Yep, a pre-Fathers Day List today. We say goodbye to NBA legend Jerry West. Also, how strange this election season is on so many levels. I mention what made me sad this week. And, a finish full of dragons that have been sorely missed.
This is The List for 6-7-24. Yes, the day after the 80th anniversary of D-Day, which we highlight here.
Also, putting the Trump conviction into focus. We pay kudos to money well earned and pay heed to anxious drivers. Then, we finish with a really big case of beer...really big!
We begin with delightful fields...of dandelions. There's a big court case playing out in NYC. Also, we give a draft grade to the Green and Gold. Plus, we learn more about pork tapeworm and what it can do to you brain! And to finish, one final fowl update on our recent turkey invasion.
The List dives into a courtroom in NYC. We take a clumsy look at some new surveys, too. Also, there's the quarterback-heavy NFL draft and the strategy for the Green & Gold. Nodding off in court gets a defendent a new nickname. And, we finish with kind words for a departed star.
Our monthly visit with Tiffany began with a first quarter wrap up. We also discussed how coming out of winter and presenting your home in spring is so important. From cleaning up the outside to freshening the look indoors is vital. Also, we discussed inventory and what is holding back any buyers from getting the process started. Finally, a great website tool and how you can connect with Tiffany Holtz to get the ball rolling!
We open up the List with the next item the Arizona Supreme Court will run on. Also, a big shake on the east coast, with another one coming next week. We cover the eclipse and the fight for the green jacket. Current and former presidents have their issues. And, we credit where it's due with college basketball and more!
The List picks up a shovel, hopefully for the last time this season. Some campaign news to review, including the Wisconsin election results. The big tournies for hoops wrap up this weekend, and the pursuit for a green jacket is about to begin. We take a stab at traffic as construction season is here. And, pass out kudos to Neenah's Allie Ziebell on her outstanding season.
The List rolls with new rules for the No Fun League. We take a look at look at campaign visits and speeding drivers. Also, the ramifications of the bridge collapse in Baltimore. We are closing in on a special week in Augusta, Georgia. And finally, special words from the Pope on this holy weekend.
Appleton knows how to put on a great parade. Eric Stadler is with the Appleton Parades Committee and reminds us to get entries in soon. We chatted about this year's theme and how easy it is to access parade info. We entertain some parade float ideas and who might want to get involved. Plus, an easy guide to get registered and start the process!
The List is back as the Big Dance gets going! We take you to the campaign trail and to the Dentist chair. We hit on the "shocking" results in the Russian presidential election. The snow we received is actually a good thing. Finally, when a salute is anything but a salute and some tips from Shohei!
Author B.J. Hollars joined Dave for a chat about his new book. We take you back to the 1960's Democratic primary in the state, when primaries as we know them we very different. How the Kennedys rallied to Jack's side, from Bobby, Ted and Jackie to many Wisconsonites who joined the fight to win the primary. Jack eventually won in Wisconsin, took West Virginia and marched on to the eventual nomination. This book chronicles the contributions of so many that helped Jack win, and watched in anguish when Jack's life was taken in 1963.
Here we go into some of the craziness that is March. Moves by the Green And Gold may have been for the best. We have a few takes on politics. My Wisconsin driver beef is a cautionary tale. And, we finish with a goodbye to one of the areas best men.
It was time to chat with Tom for a preview of the 1-41 project. Tom updated us on informational meetings coming up. Then, we dig into what will happen on 1-41 in 2024. We also chat about other large projects in the area for the next year or two. Tom gives us good info on websites to check and ways to stay on top of 1-41 project news throughout the years to come.
Tiffany is excited for spring and it shows! We talk about inventory and what to expect this spring. Also, Tiffany and her crew will be busy with numerous open houses this weekend. We dive into what happens if the rates start to drop and how to get ready. Plus, finding out what your home is worth can be crucial and Tiffany helps guide us through the process.
March Madness is almost here! We recap some of the crazy week in politics, including Super Tuesday. Joe Biden's State of the Union address gets some play, as does Nikki Haley's campaign suspension. The NFL legal tampering period is about to begin. And, no need for sleeping meds when the campaigns for presdient should do the trick!
Tune in to hear Dave Edwards' conversation with Doug Dokey, the Business Manager of UA 400 Pipe Trades, regarding the upcoming 3rd annual Women In The Pipe Trades event on March 6th. UA 400 is comprised of about 2,300 members across 18 counties in NE Wisconsin, with about 30 of those members being women—a number they are continually hoping to increase.
As a branch of the United Association of Plumbers & Pipefitters, which boasts 355,000 members in the US and Canada, UA 400 is dedicated to offering training and providing skilled labor to their 105 signatory contractors in the plumbing, pipe fitting, HVACR service, and pipe fabrication industries.
Welcome to March! We begin with the moon lander that had trouble...uh, landing. Along the way, we roast a House Committe Chair, the NFL's combine and our turbulent weather. Also, we get ready for the Madness. And, a cool gesture by the White House does not go unnoticed.
Back at it with a prediction for the next big game. And, the former President's legal issues continue. The current President has his own troubles. There's a Wisconsin driver beef and a hope for better days from the Bucks. To finish, we present a sure-fire sign of spring!
It's a pre-Big Game edition! Oh, and Valentines Day is coming up too! We hit the campaign trail and look at some of what Congress bungled this week. Trump trials and more, plus a prediction for the Big Game. And, we finish with applesauce...who knew?
Our monthly visit with Tiffany began with pre-spring excitement. Many are attending Parade of Homes events and seeing other area construction at the same. Tiffany always has extensive advice for first-time buyers and what people should consider when putting their home on the market. We talked about inventory and getting pre-approved ahead of your search. And, how you can find out what your home is worth right now...it may surprise you!
The varmint has spoken...let spring begin! We tackle some politics and some dubious politicians.
On to football, where we are not alone in our comizeration as the season is ending. Also, a driver beef with flying obstacles. And, we finish where we started...a song from Sonny & Cher.
The List starts with a tough vision of Jason Kelce. Hang in there Taylor! Also, we head to a busy campaign trail that may not be busy for long. There's a recap of the Packers season and a look to next year. And, Trump's trials and tribulations go hand in hand.
The Fox ValleyAires hit the studio! The Men's Barbershop quartet stays busy on Valentines Day and you can have them drop in for a special visit. Dave asked the Gents to sing a few songs, while Dick gave us the lowdown on some great stories in their history of singing. We capped it off with info on how you can book the Boys and heard a great song on the way out. Give Dick a call and get ready for a special Valentines gift!
It's a post-snowstorm update on The List. This week, politics and football dominate the chat. We're gearing up for a showdown on the west coast as the candidates head east. The brutal cold has left a dent in the thermometer and a new report on cancer was an eye-opener. Finally, if looks like Herbert Hoover, is it Herbert Hoover?
It's a snowstorm edition of The List! Lots of talk about football as Wild Card weekend is here.
The campaign trail winds through Iowa, for whatever reason. Donald Trump has issues, lots of issues. And, with the end of the pro football season comes lots of coaching changes. Enjoy!
Here's our first effort of the new year! We begin with thoughts on the college bowl season. Also, with the Iowa caucuses on the horizon, a few thoughts on the campaign. Plus, my Wisconsin driver beef focuses on blind spot drivers...evil! And, we finish with a washed-up new year's bash!
Here's the final List of 2023. All the best as we head to the new year soon. Today we look at some of the huge happening in politics. Plus, a preview of whether you're on Santa's nice list or not. And we wrap with a simple phrase: Merry Christmas to all!
The next-to-last List of 2023 is up! We have a take on macho drivers. Then, it's amazing how most economic reports are positive right now, but you'd swear politicians hate everything about it! We'll consider what life would like under a dictator. And, laughing may be good for your longevity.
The List begins with a question about chapstick. Then, we roll to notes from the gridiron. It's clear that a gag order ain't what it used to be. Also, the driver beef of the week. And, we finish with a touching contribution from Giving Tuesday!
We're back with a Masterpeice Theatre prologue. First, a kudos to Veterans. Also, we sort out the recent polls one year out from the general election. I'm not totally jumping on the abuse of Craig Counsell for leaving the Crew for the Cubs...yikes. And, a sidebar to a very warm year for our planet.
We start with a discussion on good wines....not a bad way to begin! We take a look at a driver beef and how the Green and Gold can get off to better starts. The House finally has a new Speaker.
And, the fines are mounting for Trump in court. Finally, how our smart homes could be just a bit smarter!
It's time to find a Speaker...really. Also, it's almost Halloween and costume ideas spring forth.
The former and current President are in the news. We monitor the latest from the Middle East. and, here's hoping Aaron Jones has a healthy hammy.
A Friday the 13th, no less. We dive into the chaos in the Middle East. And, the lack of a House Speaker continues. We have more rudderless ramblings from a former President. Plus, an idea on what could be a very popular Black friday idea.
The List rolls on into October. And yes, the losing Ryder Cup team takes a hit. Also, Trump Tower is under new ownership. We take a closer look at averting a government shutdown and the key players involved. And, a bug splat beyond believing.
Tiffany Holtz of Colwell Banker Realty stopped in for a visit. First, we get a report card look at the market. Also, inventory is up a bit in the state. And, we talk about why more people are considering refi's right now. Tiffany also focuses on what's selling right now and how to properly prepare your home for sale.
A busy week, indeed. Court cases, a Green and Gold flop at Lambeau and a possible government shutdown. Don't forget Oktoberfest is this weekend. Plus, we witnessed flamingoes in Wisconsin! Oh, and don't forget Damian Lillard is now a Buck!
Here's what's on The List this week:
Commiserating with Aaron Rodgers and the networks hat still have to air Zach Wilson games
Old Farmer's Almanac predictions.
A thin impeachment inquiry...where's the beef?
Decongestants that don't decongest...
And, new alcohol consumption recommedations.
Enjoy!
Dave welcomed Carol for a look at this year's Almanac. This traditional publication dates back centuries and is appointment reading for many! Dave ask carol about "must-haves" in every almanac.
Plus, we get the all-important weather predictions for 2024. And, Carol tosses a few looks at weather for Green and Gold games and a look at summer of 2024.
John Hagins joined B.J. DeGroot on AM Fox Valley to discuss the dangerously low blood supply in the Fox Valley and how you can help boost those levels through the Community Blood Center.
Shawn Rech, the Director of "Convicting a Murderer" docuseries, joined B.J. DeGroot on AM Fox Valley prior to the launch later this week on The Daily Wire. Shawn discusses the amount of work that went into this production and talks about important pieces of information that viewers will learn about being left out of Netflix's documentary "Making a Murderer".
Hey, the List is back and we're ready. Dave has a take or two on Trump's latest document charges.
Then, it's time to recognize some of the big events in the area. Why the Brian Harman win at the Open was good, and not so good. And, with all this heat spreading across the country, a timely tip on avoiding heat burns. Enjoy!
EAA's AirVenture is almost here! We chat with Director of Communications, Dick Knapinski. Dick and the entire AirVenture crew are coming off a record year with amazing weather in 2022. We talk about the heritage, what keeps people coming back and highlights of the 2023 show next week. Dick also helps with ticket info and how you could take a special flight during the event.
Tiffany stops in for an update on the housing market. This is a great time to sell! Tiffany talks about staging your home, how to get the best mortgage rates and more. Plus, how you can find out how much your home is worth. Tiffany also updates the area's inventory and more!
It's less than 100 day away... The Community First Fox Cities Marathon crew joined Dave for a preview. We needed to chat about race prep, great stories and sponsorships. Plus, it's much more than just a marathon with a race for every pace...Join Dave and his guests, Race Director Julie Johnson and Kim Stoeger with Nutritional Healing, a new Health Expo sponsor.
A busy week, indeed. We focus on Mental health all month. The Packers move on from Aaron Rodgers and the NFL still shows the Pack some Love! A very testy, lie-filled Town Hall on CNN creates a buzz CNN probably did not want. And, Dave's driver beef is short and directionally-challenged!
The real estate market in Northeast Wisconsin stays hot. Aside from national reports on a difficult market, Tiffany keys on prices on the move up in our area. We also discussed a great way to access what your home is worth. Plus, Tiffany discusses ways to rent your current home, and wait to sell it later. A ton of great info and ways to contact Tiffany to get started!
It has not been a stellar week for the GOP. Dave takes a look at at 60 minutes and MTG. And, Dave has a look at the Masters and dealing with the LIV Tour. Also, we extend a few thoughts about the NCAA tournaments. Plus, the controversy surrounding Thursday's events in the Tennessee legislature.
It was time to catch up with Tiffany on the market. Rates have been higher, but life happens and homes are being bought and sold. Tiffany hones in on special programs that can help get you that home. And, spring is coming! Be ready for what's next and catch our conversation!
Dave's looking forward to The Masters...go figure. Also, are Trump indictments really likely to happen?
Also, March Madness is crazy, but the ads aren't so good. Plus, Dave has a take on charging for crimes, when none appear to have occured. And, a take on Putin's irony.....
Happy St. Patricks day! Dave has a take or two on our soon-to-be former Packers QB.
Plus, the Madness of March reigns true. An indictment or two could be coming for a former President.
And, tis the season for potholes!
The Prince of Darkness has emerged, Dave's driver beef pertains to those who prefer to use ALL of the available lanes and coping with a big winter storm!
Tiffany Holtz from Coldwell Banker Realty joined Dave Edwards to talk about invetory in the Fox Cities, how life happens and it pays to have the right agent working for you and special plans to get your house sold!
Dave has a wrap on football's big game, how he misses certain ads in the broadcast and what lurks in a darkness retreat.
Dave Edwards is on vacation this week and missed a real treat as BJ had the Fox Valleyaires Barbershop Quartet in studio this morning.
It's time for Mother Nature to fight back, Is #12 on the move as the Jets make an interesting hire and its we're just weeks away from spring training!
Dave's Friday the 13th take on classified documents, the continuing failure of the Aaron Rodgers-led Packers and quick take on how 2023 is going so far!
It's a New Year and the same old issues for the GOP as they search for a Speaker, great news on the recovery of Damar Hamlin and bad tweets.
The United Way is celebrating 75 years of service to their communities, and Dave Edwards connected with President and CEO of United Way-Fox Cities to talk about the mission, the status of partner agencies and the great work they do.
Dave has a take on this week's Stupid is as Stupid does, the Pack coming off a bye and a really lousy holiday gift idea or two....
Dave's Wisconsin driver beef, a salute to the Constitution and to memories of Pearl Harbor, and a recap on the Georgia runoff election.
Paul joined Dave Edwards to talk about the latest cyber security threats, how destructive they can be and how best to avoid these issues.
Tiffany Holtz from Coldwell Banker sizes up the recent interest rate drop, what's inventory like in the Fox Cities and how real estate deals are happening in a tight market.
Dave salutes our Vets, has a take or two on the recent election results and views the next few games for the Packers as an audition for future years.
Sam is the Strategic Director for Concerned Veterans for America-Wisconsin and joined Dave on Veterans Day to talk about key issues for Vets and what this day means to him.
Dave takes on leftover Halloween candy, a 4-game losing streak and how voters seem pretty motivated ahead of Tuesday's Midterms.
Dave prepares kids for what to expect if they ring the doorbell at his house, a good read he just finished and some sad passings to acknowledge.
Dave has a take on Green Bay's trip to London, the bite of inflation and how flash cards can beat expert analysis.
Dave takes a shot at pumpkin spice, the voters of Georgia and the how to repair any issues with your significant other!
We pay homage to Mother Nature's wrath, admire an award that rarely gets hoisted upon the Green and Gold and look ahead to the Mid-Term elections.
Dave declassifies The List with his mind, talks about this week's Wisconsin driver beef and gives his take on campaign yard signs and political ads that never end!
Dave has a take on Wyoming, the threats against the FBI and why cereal bags aren't re-sealable!
It's a look at Mile 9, why we may need to utilize a hypnotist and multiple surveys get us thinking...
Dave kicks the tires on the Jan. 6th committee, POTUS' Covid and shirts with The Shark on them.
Dave talks about Memorial day weekend plans, the tragedy in Texas and how people are responding to mass shootings and gun control legislation.
Dave caught up with EAA Communications Director Dick Knapinski, as we are just over 2 months away from AirVenture, with so much to catch up on ahead of the big event.
We grabbed some good minutes with Derek to talk about the volatile markets, inflation, the war in Ukraine and more...
Dave talks about the long shot at the Kentucky Derby, more wasted tax dollars in Wisconsin and remembering the million people lost to Covid-19 in the U.S.
We talked with Noelle and Haya from Reach Counseling Services about Sexual Assault Awareness Month, from the need for services to how you ask for help.
Dave talks about spring weather, crooked politicians and the amazing resolve of the Ukrainians.
Dave has a take on taxes, a driver beef on people who hate being passed and why learning that Brittany Spears is pregnant again is no big deal.
It's time to give a nod to the Jayhawks, Dave gets a "bird" from a delightful Michigan driver and if this weather doesn't change, the birds may head back south!
Jenn joined us to talk about what CASA is all about, how important the month of April is and how you can assist in the effort.
Dave has a take on a new red meat study, March madness and how sanctions on Russia are very much leveling their economy.
The 2022 construction season is going to very busy, as Tom takes a look at the current projects and gives us a status update on the I-41 re-do, which may get started a bit earlier than expected.
A look at this week's driver beef, more on Ukraine and hypocrisy that surrounds helping them in their fight, and looking forward to golf and hoops.
Dave dives into the war in Ukraine, speculation on A-Rod, thoughts on President Biden's SOTU and more...
Steve is reporting for CBS News from just inside the border of Poland and Ukraine, as hundreds of thousands of refugees have fled Vladimir Putin's war on their homeland.
Paul is an expert on identify theft and cautions us about using QR codes, why we should update our passwords and the cyber threat from Russia.
Dave has his take on the big game, the emotions of the Olympics and how a Congressman brings new meaning to "soup to nuts".
Dave talks about playoff football, what MLK Jr. would think today and how risky it is to kick snow and ice out of your car's tire wells....
Dave tackles the remembrances of the January 6th attacks, his driver beef of the week and asks why we still have to suffer with Randy Moss.
Kristine joined me to best describe the blood shortage crisis in the country and how you can help stock up the supplies.
Jonathan Krause talks with Sue Pawlowski from the Fox Cities YMCA about tips to achieve fitness goals in 2022.
Dave touches on Tiger Wood's return to golf, bad weather and breaking records, plus a question about bad driving.
On the anniversary of President Lincoln's remarkable address at the Gettysburg battlefield, Dave Edwards takes a moment to offer his rendition of that famous speech.
Dave has an early take on Thanksgiving, a censure in the House and how to make the biathlon more exciting.
A Veteran's Day chat with Wisconsin Veteran and Coalition Dir for the CVA, Sam Rogers, on his thoughts on the V.A. and what can be done to improve the lives of Vets.
The Halloween edition with takes on candy, Halloween movies, the Packers, politics and more!
Tom helps us understand what highway projects are getting finished up with an eye to what's on the horizon for the years ahead.
Dave's thoughts on the 9-11 anniversary, the NFL season returns and the mosquitoes won't leave.
Dave's take on Ida, why a de-wormer for horses and sheep may not be a good idea to fight Covid-19 and who lies the most: men or women?
Dave's take on vaccinations, stick people in the window and sucking up every warm day of summer.
Dave takes on Friday the 13th, bad drivers who take forever to pass and how he envies his dog, Lexi.
Dave has a take on flying cars, Father's Day and a new addition to the weekly List: a beef about bad drivers!
Tom is a wealth of info on current and future construction projects, and tips us on a late July meeting concerning the huge 1-41 project.
Dave Edwards had a special guest contributor for this Friday's The List---one Kathy Keene, who joined the show on her final day at WHBY.
Nick joins me to discuss getting back more travel again, what to expect now that Europe is opening up and news on Alaskan cruises....
The Community First Fox Cities Marathon is a go for 2021 and race Director Tara Perre talks about getting ready for the race and how you can save on your entry fees.
With the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline in it's early stages, we talked with Paul about how it happens, how to fight it and what to do to stay as safe as possible.
Always good to talk to Mile's Co-Founder, especially when he is confident that Mile 8 will be back this August.
Dave has a take on The Masters, how not to confront Dr. Fauci and a bit of perspective on recent developments in Minneapolis.
Dave Edwards had a chat with NE Wisconsin's Dep. Dir for WISDOT concerning 2021 projects, the status on the huge I-41 project and what do do if you have a issue with roads and bridges...
Dave talks about the Masters, weird political stances and how he doesn't envy his Grandson's parents, now that he's one year old and walking!
The new President and CEO of the United Way of the Fox Cities pays Dave a visit on his third day on the job, talking about what he brings to the table and his vision going forward.
Peter and Curt joined Dave to mark the 1.6 million that has been donated to 106 organizations in the year since the pandemic hit.
Corey shares the good news that the Appleton Flag Day Parade will return, after taking 2020 off due to the pandemic.
Tom gives us an update on the vaccine clinic at the Fox Cities Exhibition Center, how supply issues are dealt with and how to register for elusive appointments.
Dave sets the tone for February, a pick for the big game and wearing one of THOSE watches!
Chef Ace joined Dave to talk about his recent birthday, something special for Valentines Day and a look ahead to great dishes to whip up for Mardi Gras!
Elliot will return for this year's F.C. Chamber Economic Outlook Luncheon, just in a virtual setting this time around. Dave and Elliot talk about today's pandemic economy and what's around the corner...
Dick gives us a few hints as to what might be coming to AirVenture in 2021, and few ideas for things to do before we get there!
Dave goes after Chia Pets, the election as a drinking game and why does she always go after the black truck!
Dave takes on the post-election lawsuit scorecard, who tends to be more aggressive behind the wheel and Time's Person(s) of the Year.
Winneconne's Nate Carroll is attempting to complete 1.5 million push ups in one year, with a fundraising effort that assists a foundation close to Nate's heart...
Dave's take on 2020 winding down, a smelly disturbance at a Rudy Giuliani hearing and how a new blanket has my dog over the moon.
Dave's post-turkey edition with election notes, bad football and clarifying his Christmas list!
Dave's pre Thanksgiving edition with election barbs, missing out on live music and the exciting news on vaccines.
Trying to put the election in the rear view mirror, saying goodbye to Alex Trebek and what happens if you don't get along with your family...
Election week is finally winding down and Dave touches on that, the bizarre year of 2020 and his love of nachos!
In the last pre-Election day List, Dave dives into campaign trail notes, his yearly physical and ends The List with a smile!
President Trump's National Security Advisor, Robert O'Brien, will visit Marinette Marine and Oshkosh Truck-Defense today, and he joined Dave Edwards prior to the visit.
Dave's take on the final Presidential debate, the loss to Tampa Bay and family affairs!
Chelsea is leading an effort to create a Sexual Assault Survivors Monument at an Appleton park, due to be completed in 2023.
CEO and President Jim Temmer joined Dave with an update on scams, how to get your child's school year off to a good start and the best way to help after natural disasters.
Dave dives into a big jump in gas prices, going postal and what to do when you realize you have nothing in the fridge for lunch...
Environmental Protection Agency Admin. Andrew Wheeler on the Fox River Superfund site's completion, a special announcement on the lower Menominee River and new rules on methane.
Masked up and ready to go...Dave talks about those who refuse to wear masks, storm reporting and Covid-19 in major sports...
We touch on the Covid-19 Response Fund in the Fox Cities, then, switch gears to the Life Study report that breaks down the poverty levels in the area.
Dave takes a look at the week in politics, Covid-19 and how many cancelled events make him say "bummer".
On what would have been day one of Mile 8, co-founder Dave Willems joined me to talk about the artists, the venues and planning for next year.
SNC Senior and Army ROTC member, Karsen Sherrick joined me talk about August's Ruck March to benefit 4th Hooah, an organization that assists veterans and their families.
The opportunity to match donations in a key fundraising effort is winding down and John talks about the goal and how Habitat is coping during the pandemic.
Paula talks about dealing with mental health issues during Covid-19, what to do if you, or someone you know, has issues that need attention.
Joel is a workplace culture expert that talks about the changes we've seen, how to adjust to coming back to the office and the stresses involved with all of it.
Another major event cancelled in the summer of 2020, as Lifest's John Dougherty talks about the decision and how ticket holders and vendors can get refunds or donate, if they wish.
Appleton Airport's Director on the resumption of pandemic-cancelled flights, what you'll see upon arriving to ATW and what fliers are saying about getting back at it.
A visit with Chef Ace was long overdue, so we talked about summer cooking, how long before we toss of freeze leftovers, and Ace's take on the aftermath of George Floyd's death.
It's the last List for a few weeks, so Dave talks about George Floyd, a bizarre walk and how we will likely remember 2020.
The Executive Director of Pillars talks about the challenges of a Covid-19 world, and how the community has been vital in the ongoing mission of Pillars.
CBS News Military Consultant and Retired US Army Colonel Jeff McCausland on the possibility of President Trump invoking the Insurrection Act, comments from the current and former Secretaries of Defense and more.
After a long closing due to Covid-19, the Fox Cities YMCA's will reopen on June 1st, and Sue talks about safety protocols, re-establishing memberships and more....
Dave focuses on our health, what's good in sports these days, and Memorial Day thoughts...
Nick talks about how AAA will not be posting an estimate on Memorial Day weekend travel, and when he feels travelers will feel comfortable with the process again.
United Way Fox Cities Vice President Tony Gonzalez joins Dave Edwards to discuss the services provided by the 211 phone system during the Covid-19 epidemic.
Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region CEO Curt Detjen joins Dave Edwards with an update on fundraising for the Emergency Needs Fund and how that money will be used in the community.
Dave gets after Covid-19, the response by the President and how good it is to have Christian Yelich in the fold (whenever he gets to play).
Tony reviews the latest ALICE study info, which details low income earners in the state, and how United Way programs help in coping with their day-to-day challenges.
Dave has the latest on the virus, Joe Biden's big week and a tantalizing thought about next month's NFL Draft.
The Chair and Co-Chair of the Complete Count Committee for the 2020 Census talk about how easy it is to respond and how important the data is to this area.
Lee invites all to learn more about their cancer support group, what they do, and how you can get involved.
The nominations are in, so it's time to announce the winners of the F.C. Chamber's Excellence in Education awards...
Dave stops by to talk about new shows at a new venue, prepping for the next Mile of Music and music that makes his day....
Dave takes a look at the end of the Packers season, the Impeachment trial and "Dry January".
Dr David Brooks on the increasing threat of flu in Wisconsin, and the outbreak of coronavirus spreading in and out of China.
Paula helps us kick in gear in 2020, how to get started, and why working with a friend or Personal Trainer is so helpful.
Jonathan Krause talks with Jon Doemel and Adam Bell-Correlli about the new Heroes of Oshkosh Facebook group, which is looking to help those in need in the Fox Valley.
Dave recaps Christmas, the Packers win over the Vikes and how it sucks to get sick during the holidays!
Dave looks back on parking lot showdowns, the President's tweets and an ode to a retiring soda machine.
Kathy has tips on avoiding scams latest scams, what to do when something sounds fishy, and why gift cards are often used in scams.
Brian divulges the journey coming in the fall of 2020, with a European river boat cruise, preceded by two days in Prague!
Bill from Butterball walks us through the thawing, the stuffing, leftovers and more....and, how to contact them if you need help!
Dave tackles the Myles Garret suspension, the Trump impeachment hearings, what to wear at the movies this week and Packers bye week...
Tom talks about the completion of the 10-441 project in the Fox Cities, challenges to get it done, and what major projects loom in the next few years...
After a mention of Twinkies cereal hitting the market, Dave talks Trump, bad football and the annual tradition of putting up the lights!
Dave talked with Appleton Fire Chief Jeremy Hansen about that day 6 months ago, when Firefighter Mitch Lundgaard lost his life in the line of duty.
We catch up with Chef Ace, from his appearance on the Today Show to new drinks and spices to his TV show, which also airs in China!
Lisa and Mary joined Dave Edwards to discuss the 2-1-1 line, and the 1 year anniversary of the Addiction Recovery Hotline in Wisconsin.
The Communications Coordinator for the City of Appleton joined Dave Edwards to announce his candidacy for Mayor of Appleton, after Tim Hanna said he will not run again in 2020.
Dave's weekly list of what he's witnessed and heard of features our lack of Autumn, a tweet or 50 and Halloween's good and bad!
This week, A-Rod's perfection, the President's approval ratings and the misery of the Bears QB situation...and more!
Franki joins us to talk about her show coming up at The Grand on November 2nd, where she will be the youngest headliner in the history of the venue.
Dave introduced the Special Guest that will be featured at the 55th Annual Red Smith Sports Awards on Wednesday night, January 15th in Appleton, one Bob Costas!
Appleton's Mayor for the past 23+ years talks about the decision to step away, efforts along the way and what's next for the future Mayor.
Dave talks about too much French bread, that digging sound in D.C. and one really good kicker.
The dust has settled a bit, so let's talk to Mile Co-Founder Dave Willems about Mile 7....the music, the venues, the return of Jones Park and more.
Just back from our trip to France, Dave talks about some of the highlights, grabs a few notes from today's news, and one of the funniest stories of Wee, not Oui...
Dave introduced, then spoke to, the gentleman who will pick up the Scheels "Nice Guy" award at January's Red Smith Sports Awards in Appleton.
Wisc. DHS epidemiologist Dr. Tom Haupt talks about what could be a rough flu season, when to get your shot and what to expect if you get sick.
Dr Long treats our hearing issues and thanks to her non-profit organization, she is competing for a national award, and your votes can help her win!
Dave's weekly take on things he's seen, heard, ran into....includes avoiding Sharpie zones, too much banana and ties are like kissing your sister, right?
Just because summer is winding down doesn't mean we let up on fitness and Paula guides us through the challenges, plus a class or two that might help.
The numbers of red light deaths have risen dramatically in recent years....Nick shares the numbers and things to think about as a driver or pedestrian.
Janice talks about the history of the Almanac, her favorites in this year's edition and yes, the weather predictions!
Dave covers what happiness is, the President's buddies turn on him and a cool birthday gift!
Appleton Operator Eric Krebs joined me to talk about the new store, what's on the menu and how opening days at CFA can be fruitful!
On the job since January, Sheriff Kriewaldt talks about I-41, speeding and how technology can help nab the bad guys.
4 St. Norbert College ROTC members are soon to tackle a 140 mile ruck march to raise money for veteran's suicide awareness.
Jason is the Director of the 2020 Ryder Cup, and urges us to get registered soon for the ticket lottery, talks about the excitement around this event and the preparations at Whistling Straits.
Chef Ace helps us cook with beer or wine, updates some events coming up and talks about cooking with his Mom on his TV show!
After we announced that Gerry Davis would be back in Appleton to receive the Red Smith Award at January's banquet, he joined me for a few minutes to talk about baseball and the award.
The son of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, who was shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, captured, put on trial and eventually swapped for a Russian spy. Gary talks about his father's life upon returning to the U.S., what Gary has discovered researching the incident and much more.
It's almost done...the 10-441 Tri County Project, and Project Mgr. Tom Buchholz gives us a status report and an update on the future I-41 widening from Highway 96 to Schuering Road in De Pere.
Heather and the crew at Fox Communities Credit Union are gearing up for the 4th annual Bike event that's become a big feature of Mile of Music weekend!
Kim coordinates volunteer efforts with Mile of Music, what they're looking for and how you can get involved in a very cool event!
Jamie Loehnis and Jeff Jirschele join Dave to explain how the Daybreak Project began, what's talked about at their meetings, and how and why you should attend.
Professor Del Toro talks about the Pollinator Project, how you can improve the habitat for bees and efforts to create urban hives in D.T. Appleton.
The 27th edition of the Congressional Pig Book, with Citizens against Government Waste's Tom Schatz, who exposes pork-barrel spending is up again.
Coined her "exit interview", we talked with Nanci Micke of the United Way-Fox Cities, who is retiring after 18 years of serving.
Wisconsin's DAV Commander Mike Hert joined me, along with special guest, National DAV Commander Dennis Nixon, to talk about disabled Vets issues and the D-Day anniversary.
Eric recaps the Memorial Day parade in DT Appleton, then turns to Octoberfest, which needs volunteers and opens up a few opportunities for non-profit groups.
Tara talks about training runs that are underway in prep for the Marathon, how to save before the rates go up, and all the events that make up Marathon weekend.
The Director of Communications for EAA in Oshkosh on a special D-Day exhibit that will open on June 6th, the 75th anniversary of the Allied landings in France.
Fox Cities resident John Shreve on a little-known tragedy that occurred just months before the D-Day landings in France, that could have stopped Operation Overlord before it began.
B.J. was a stewardess on the MAC flights, bringing soldiers and airmen into and out of Vietnam in the late 60's and early 70's. She is in the Fox Cities for appearances through Memorial Day.
The List feature Lake flies, A-Rod's cameo, wrestling with a health bar and....a tribute to a fallen firefighter...
Appleton International Airport's Director on a busy season coming up, new projects at ATW and how TSA Pre-check can save you a lot of time.
Great time to talk to Dave and get fired up for Mile of Music 7, coming in early August. Dave gets us updated on artists, Jones Park, the venues and this summer's Courtyard Series.
Alex Kershaw has just released "THE FIRST WAVE: The D-Day Warriors Who Led the Way to Victory in World War II", and he joined Dave to talk about the beaches, the fighters and the stories...
The Royal Baby, the disputed Kentucky Derby, Trump and rocks...all make up this week's list!
It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and Beth helps us understand what we deal with, how it affects our kids, and things to watch for in yourself and others.
We welcomed Appleton's Fire Chief to the studios for the first time since he was named Chief, discussed the journey, the life of a firefighter and recent fires and why they happen.
Mail Carrier Russ Kasperson and the United Way's Nanci Micke on this Saturday's Food Drive, with particulars on when and what, plus, the importance of this year's effort.
Two of our local Public Health Director's talk about the recent measles outbreak, with over 700 cases reported nationwide, and what we should watch for.
Dave goes after Bleak Week, Sen. Lindsay Graham and the unfortunate timing of Cinco de Mayo.
Senator Baldwin on the growing list of Democrats running for President, Medicare legislation and her take on Attorney General Bill Barr's testimony on the Mueller report.
Maria talks about the current attraction, "The Play that goes Wrong", and the upcoming Center Stage HS Musical awards.
Chef Ace gets us up to date on his adventures, food items NOT to eat, and a Mac & Cheese recipe that sounds delicious!
Tia remembers her Father, Gaylord Nelson, the impact of Earth Day and talks about our planet and the major challenges ahead.
Chief Smith gives us an update on Canine Officer Pyro, the use of dogs in crime fighting and how you can follow Pyro's progress.
NY Times Bestselling Author David Baldacci is back with the Memory Man, Amos Decker, and "Redemption" is on many people's minds in this thriller!
This week, it's Assange, Trump and the recent snowstorm that put a temporary halt to our spring fun!
Steve reminds us of recent severe weather outbreaks in Wisconsin, the Tornado drill times and how important spotters are to the effort.
With Distracted Driving Awareness Month underway, Nick reminds us of common-sense things to remember, tips for your driving teens and advise on phone use.
Neil was a pilot for Jimmy Hoffa, and eventually flew for the CIA's secret air service, Air America in Southeast Asia. He will sign his new book in Appleton on Friday.
It's the final phase of the 10-441 Tri County project, and Tom updates us on the remaining work, what's next after this is done, and the future of I-41 from OO to De Pere.
I caught up with Jeff after returning from the Old Glory Honor Flight-Return to Vietnam, sharing stories and insight into a documentary coming in weeks.
Franki talks about the Golden Ticket she won on a recent airing of American Idol, plus her involvement in the Wildwood Film Festival, this weekend in the Fox Cities.
The United Way and Partnership Community Health Center will video conference with Lt. Gov. Barnes next week on healthcare and sustainability issues in Wisconsin.
John addressed the critically low levels of blood in the region, how an emergency can deplete the supplies, plus, how you can help.
Brenda joined us to say the 4H license plates are now available from the State of Wisconsin, and your purchase helps 4H programs in your county.
Nancy is the Public Health Director for Menasha, Kurt is Appleton's Health Dept. Director and they joined Dave Edwards to discuss the results of the Fox Cities Community Health survey.
The sign up for the Sound the Alarm, Save a Life campaign with the American Red Cross is underway, where the goal is to install 1,000 free smoke alarms in the Fox Cities in the coming weeks.
Travis and others head up the Money Smart Week activities in the Fox Cities, and urge High School Seniors to submit essays soon for a possible scholarship.
Kennan was in the midst of the 131-car pileup that occurred Sunday morning on I-41 just south of the Fox Cities. The crash took the life of one individual and sent over 70 people to the hospital.
Franki will be hosting and performing at the Be Kind Benefit for Suicide Prevention, Thursday, February 28th, 6 pm at Menominee Nation Arena in Oshkosh. She also chats about her audition for American Idol.
Jeff and his Action 2 News Photographer will join 52 Veterans on an Old Glory Honor Flight that will depart Sunday and return to Vietnam.
Mandi breaks down the MagnifyMoney's Super Saving Metros report, which keys in on savings habits of residents in metro areas across the country....Appleton does very well!
Dave's back from vacation, has a thought or two about that and other things he's seen or heard this past week....
Senator Johnson prepares to vote on the compromise bill to fund the government and avoid another partial shutdown. Also, we discussed border security, ISIS in Syria and dealing with Iran.
This was our first in-studio visit with the new Sheriff, chatting about dealing with the recent rotten weather, life on the new job and what's ahead for the Department.
Nanci recapped the Teen Symposium that took place in Appleton on the 11th, with over 350 9th graders in attendance.
Hayley is an Oshkosh North Sophomore, joining us to talk about Heart Month from the perspective of a High School student.
It's the inaugural voyage of the weekly rundown known as "The List". As you'll hear, it could be good, bad or ugly!
Dr. Brooke Lerner of Wisconsin Medical College on the CPR in Schools training that wrapped up after 2 1/2 years.
Tony talks about the shortage of referees, not just in Wisconsin, but across the nation. Not just why it's happening, but how you can get involved.
The Timber Rattlers Manager is returning for his 9th year in the dugout, and Matt reflects on the relationship with the Parent Club, his staff and expectations for the new season.
Jeff Geiger is spearheading an effort to fund the repair and restoration of the Appleton D.T. Angels, which could improve existing Angels, and add even more in the future.
Former Packer kicker Chris Jacke is on the Board of Directors for the Paul Van Handel Memorial Foundation, and helps us understand the mission and how you can help.
2020 Ryder Cup Director Jason Mengel joined us to detail how you can volunteer for the event coming up at Whistling Straits in Kohler in the fall of 2020.
Judy is the Local Coordinator for International Experience, which recruits host families for international students who wish to study here in Wisconsin.
Brian shares the details on our Destination night, coming up Monday at Fox Valley Golf Club in Kaukauna, as we're headed to France in October!
Congressman Grothman on the partial government shutdown, his support of the President's desire for a wall on the Southern border, and what we could do to solve the issues.
Nanci stopped in with Clare Buckley from Valley Packaging Industries to help us get familiar with what they do, and how they've assisted with the Fox Valley Diaper Bank.
As Fitness Director at the HOTV Y, Paula helps us get fit in 2019, what you should remember about your workouts, your food and your expectations!
Bob talks about his Pre-Inauguration visits with Governor-Elect Tony Evers, challenges ahead and what might be on Evers' agenda in 2019.
Molly had just lost her Mother weeks before, then had a heart attack at the age of 21. Her story and how she will spread the word in 2019 on heart disease in women.
Dave joined us to chat about the New Year's Encore Eve lineup, Master of Ceremonies Dan Rodriguez, and other items that make the night special.
Director of Communications at EAA, Dick tells us about the back story of the new Frank Borman exhibit at EAA's Museum, and a special observance in 2019.
Abe stops in to update us on the construction project, holidays travel tips and the and the dangers of drones.
Outagamie County Sheriff Brad Gehring talked about his decades of service, challenges ahead for the new Sheriff and what lies in store for the future
The conversation ran from his thoughts on the passing of GHW Bush to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, from trade with China to a possible government shutdown....
We welcomed Nanci Micke of the United Way-Fox Cities and City of Menasha Public Health Dir. Nancy McKenney to talk about the success of the Healthy Smiles program.
Jim Richter and Mark Moderson on new exhibits at the Museum, plus the History Fair that's coming this Saturday to DT Appleton.
Joe stops in to debut our Red Smith award winner, a new ticket site that you can use right now, and bit of history on what the show's all about.
A fun visit with Father Martin O'Hagan of The Priests, a trio of Roman Catholic Priests that will perform their music at the Weidner Center on Wednesday, November 21st.
Dave and his assistant Taylor Greenwood stop in to set the table for the 3rd season of Rhythm and Brews, beginning Wednesday the 21st at Riverview Gardens in Appleton.
Dan is with Goodwill Industries, which organizes the Voices of Men event, coming this Thursday to the Red Lion Paper Valley.
Carol chats with Tiffany on Women Vets and a special survey underway to get their input on a variety of issues.
Joining with Nanci Micke from the United Way, Lisa Smith explains how the 2-1-1 system works and the new Addiction Recovery Helpline that has just been added.
Jeff is a noted author and historian that has a new book called "WW1 Crusaders", which documents an amazing humanitarian effort that took place in Belgium during The Great War.
Lauriston talks about safety for you and your pets on Halloween, thoughts about pet costumes and a product he's developed to energize your dog.
Chef Ace updates us on his new studio, cooking shows in the Midwest and some recipe successes and failures as well.
Senator Johnson comments on the suspicious packages that have been mailed to dignitaries in our country, trade and tariff issues for Wisconsin companies, and his expectations for the new Congress in 2019.
Chancellor Andrew Leavitt on the merger of UW-FDL and UW-Fox into the fold with UW-Oshkosh, what it means for the students, and what's next in the transition.
Dick joins me to talk about the Wright Bros. banquet coming in December, with two Apollo 8 astronauts as the featured speakers.
Gastroenterologist Dr. Timothy Edison on advancements in detecting and treating Crohn's disease, Celiac and Colitis, and how important it is to get a colonoscopy.
Along with Nanci Micke from the United Way, Beth talks about the vital study now beginning on teen suicide in the Fox Cities, what it entails and when we'll see the results.
Tom gives us a status report on 10-441, the Diverging Diamond at Oneida, progress at 41 and 55 and what's on the docket for 2019.
Dr. Starr joined us during the opening week of Breast Cancer Awareness Month to talk about exams, hereditary links and what you should do.
Scott talks about the new organization that will bring 3 homeless-related agencies under one umbrella in the Fox Cities.
Christina has just begun her Presidency at the Trout. She talks about her first week on the job and a new exhibit that's just opening.
P.J. explains why this hatch was so severe, how many different breeds are out there, and how to fight back before they start dying off.
Lauren talks about this weekend's Ryder Cup in France and preparations underway to bring it to Whistling Straits in Kohler in 2020.
Eric helps us get ready for the 37th annual Oktoberfest, with two days of fun, food, beer and fund raising.
Nanci Micke on the 2018-19 United Way campaign, the importance of the Diaper Bank and how St Joe's Food program plays a key role in the distribution to needy families.
Chef Summer, and Owner Dale Chu from Gingerootz join us to talk about Fox Valley Restaurant Week, along with Susan VanDenhuevel from the Volunteer Center.
Senator Johnson shares his thoughts on Judge Kavanaugh, tariffs and trade and his confidence that we can trust our election systems in November.
Cory joined Dave for a quick wrap on Mile of Music 6, then gets us ready for Green Bay's Hopeland Festival, coming the 21st and 22nd.
Tara talks about the weekend's races, how you can still register and what makes a good weather day for a marathon.
Senior Editor Sarah Perrault joins us with weather predictions, homemade sausage ideas and numerous other features of the almanac.
Lee runs a support group for prostate cancer survivors and the family and friends...as Prostate Cancer Awareness month is coming up.
Brian Hurley and Betsy Stark of Travel Leaders give us all the details on an amazing trip to France and Normandy in 2019, the 75th anniversary year of D-Day! Destination night is coming up September 18th and you can call 1-833-TL-trips to learn more!
Anthony's new book talks about the polling process, what happened in 2016, and what to watch for as the fall elections near.
Dick talks about his days as Vince Lombardi's travel agent, Packers fantasy camps, and the video he took that will be shown this Saturday in Appleton.
John talks about his new book, "Our 351 Sons", and life through the years at Rawhide Boys Ranch.
CCC Exec Dir Diane MacDonald, Board member Nanci Micke and donor Mary Beth Nienhaus on the matching gift Mary Beth is offering and the golf tourney that helps raise funds.
Mike Garsow and Justin Watruba on a 2019 calendar that will feature area Vets, with proceeds from the sales going to numerous Veterans organizations in NE Wisconsin.
Bill joined Dave to talk about his new NFL gig, his upcoming co-hosting duties on In the Huddle and what to expect from the Packers this season
Patrick talks about this F.C. Chamber program, teaming Exec's with business owners that want to improve their businesses.
B.J. Elliott Prior will be in Appleton on Saturday the 4th, and joined the show to talk about a few of her experiences as a stewardess on flights that brought and returned Marines, Airmen, etc, to and from Vietnam.
Paula helps us focus on NOT forgetting to work out, walk, bike or whatever keeps you active during the summer and beyond!
Larry talks about Lockheed-Martin's involvement in future space flights, how we can launch a manned mission to Mars and if there's life out there, somewhere....
Cameron talks about what's new at the festival, how it all comes together and acts to watch out for.
Cathy and Heather from Fox Communities Credit Union on the 3rd annual Bike to the Beat, coming August 4th to the Woodward Radio Ranch!
Erin's book details the lives of the 37 Wisconsin Veterans that are listed as MIA in Vietnam.
Chief Curator Dustin Mack on Tuesday's night's special send-off for Jerry Kramer, before his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Bruce Sullivan and intern Bevin join us to talk about the Wisconsin State Fair, coming August 2-12.
Battalion Chief Jeff Felauer on what to watch for if you smell a potential gas leak, and how to respond.
Dr. Phillips on how smoke free initiatives appear to reduce health issues in the cities that adopt them.
Dick whets our appetite with some of whats coming up at the 2018 AirVenture in Oshkosh.
CBS Political Analyst Leonard Steinhorn on nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and his road to becoming our next Supreme Court Justice.
Outagamie Co. Sheriff Brad Gehring on an audit of the jail's medicine dispersal, and the issues of drugs and human trafficking in the Fox Cities
Abe visits to chat about the renovations at the airport, more flights and more future projects on the docket.
Mike is the newly elected Commander, and talks about what he envisions for the DAV moving forward.
Christine helps us understand new recycle guidelines, what used to be banned now might be accepted and more.
Kim describes how easy it is to volunteer at Mile of Music, and some of the fringe benefits too!
Jim and Mark update us on a summer exhibit at the museum, and a fundraiser coming up in October.
Molly helps us understand the need for Pet Therapists, and if you and your dog might qualify.
Toms gets us updated on the 10-441 project, with many ramps and stretches opening soon....
Debbie helps us understand the recent suicides of Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain and others, and where to turn if you or others need help.
Drew talks about the 45+ Honor Flights, and a special trip coming up next year to Vietnam.
Samantha details the AED scavenger hunt, with an app that helps you accumulate points towards prizes.
Andrew talks about why we don't always use all of our vacation time, how to unplug on vacation and Summer Fridays.
Joe swings by to chat about the 30th annual Great Wisconsin Cheese Festival, coming up in Little Chute.
Carol is getting ready to help the F.C. Habitat for Humanity Women's Build going on this week in Appleton.
Bobby breaks down why Millennial's tend to job-hop and what makes a company popular to work at.
Corey has details on Monday's parade, plus a sneak peak at the Flag Day parade, coming in just a couple of weeks.
Shirley and Pam talk about the Open House in June and the win at a Regional contest recently...
Liz talks about this fundraiser for Family Services of N.E.., which is coming up June 16th.
Matt discusses the new multi-purpose sports complex and what it might mean to the Fox Cities sports and economic communities.
Joe talks about the tradition of the tourney, how to get tickets and losing the event to logistics and Iowa.
Kristin talks about the signs of a stroke, treatments and what risk factors are involved.
Lori is a spokeswoman for Wisconsin Emergency Management, and talks about the training exercise "Dark Sky", that takes place this week.
Mettie will be at FVTC on Monday the 14th for a presentation on suicide prevention for students.
Postal Carrier Russ Kasperson and United Way's Nanci Micke on this Saturday's food drive, the need for volunteers, and what you can donate.
Bob is the Executive Director at Father Carr's in Oshkosh, and talks about the mission and the fundraiser coming up in June.
Bev talks about the loss of her daughter and details a special presentation on what drugs and alcohol may hiding in plain sight.
Paula helps us wrap the winter/spring session of AM "Fit" Valley, and gives us pointers on keeping your fitness momentum going into the warm weather months.
Dave joins Dave Edwards to debut some of the "next 50" artists coming to Mile 6, and also some of the efforts to improve the experience moving forward.
Matt talks about the big national award the the History Museum at the Castle will accept later this month, and a big exhibit coming this summer.
Workplace Consultant Dr Arlyne Diamond gives advice on workplace dating, what could go wrong, and when it's just not a good idea.
Susan Vanden Heuvel and Denee Mott on the May 16 event in Green Bay, focusing on help non-profits succeed.
Justin Hull gives us insight into Jaire Alexander of Louisville, Green Bay's first round draft pick for 2018
Amy talks about the Associated Colleges of the Midwest Film Festival, open to the public this weekend.
Jamie helps us get ready for Friday's "Dollars for Collars" event at the Fox Valley Humane Association with WHBY.
Scott chats about the special project, Ascend Initiative, and a fund raising dinner coming up soon where you can help.
Nanci gives us a sneak peek at the United Way's Report to the Community, and how you can attend.
Gary stops in to remind us that Soleburner is just 5 weeks away, and you can still enter.
Scott Peeples on the upcoming 4th annual fundraiser, happening Sunday the 15th at The Outer Edge.
Jean Long Manteufel joins us to preview the Kidz Expo, for the first time at the F.C. Exhibition Center.
Nick Jarmusz on AAA's latest survey, with disturbing trends on aggressive and distracted driving in Wisconsin.
Paul talks about his service, his current work with veterans and what National Vietnam War Veterans Day means to him.
We chatted with Phil about his service and the new National Vietnam War Veteran's day commemoration.
Sheriff Gehring on the decision to retire, what's next for the new Sheriff, and what he's looking forward to in retirement.
Steve breaks down the Final Four, the great story of Loyola-Chicago, and his picks going forward.
Dave's talks about a Mile of Music "best of" show and previews some of the highlights of a busy spring and summer schedule for the Mile crew and music lovers in the area.
Aliisa joined Dave to talk about her competing in the 2018 Drive, Chip and Putt Championship at Augusta National!
Tony for short, as Les Miserable hits the Fox Cities P.A.C. this week, we learn about the musical, his role, and what he likes to do for fun!
Chief Curator Dustin Mack on the Pro Football Hall of Fame exhibit that's coming to the History Museum at the Castle in the summer!
Charlene and Steve Rose on a series of programs coming in April, helping those dealing with alcohol and drug abuse.
Tom takes us thru the progress on the 441-41 project, a traffic change coming up and the timeline for future work.
Dr. Georgen talks about free classes that can teach bystanders to stop the flow of blood in potential life-saving circumstances.
Abe gives us an update on the construction project at the airport, how they handle severe weather and the Wings for Autism program.
Brown County is observing it's 200th Anniversary, and County Exec. Troy Streckenbach joined us to talk about the County and it's celebration.
Maria talks about the 2018-19 season, including the Broadway shows and other performances.
Kathy Keene gets us up to date on her recovery, with 3 surgeries in the books after her fall on the ice in January.
Tiana Vanseth of Family Services of NE Wisconsin on a request for volunteers to staff their 24-7 sexual assault hotline in Brown County
Dawn talks about the growing demand for volunteers in the Fox Cities, and some upcoming training dates to keep in mind.
Lawrence U. students Erika and Cheyenne joined us to talk about Saturday's special event for kids interested in science.
Dr Glenn Huth of ThedaCare on knowing your cholesterol levels and what to do to improve your heart health.
Michael talks about his movie and the upcoming Wildwood Film Festival, which takes place this weekend in Appleton.
Dr Tamlyn talks about a somewhat unknown form of heart disease that can affect your legs
Franki is appearing in 3 videos or films coming up this weekend in Appleton at the Film Festival.
Program Manager Sarah Wright on the latest data from the Weight of the Fox Valley survey.
Outagamie Co. Sheriff Brad Gehring on the new location, battles with drugs and sex trafficking issues and finding new hires.
Willow is with the Center for Childhood Safety, with tips for the kids and all of us when going snowmobiling!
Chef Ace with some great ideas for Mardi Gras parties, what makes something a "Cajun-style" meal and what spices to bring to the table...
He's coming to Oshkosh on the 27th, but he joined us for an early morning chat on golf, his family and partying with Foghat!
Dr Michael Shattuck of Theda Care on the flu, what to look for and how to best avoid it.
Barb discusses their work at the Center for Suicide Awareness, and the recent award she received from Wisconsin's First Lady
Paula helps us get off to a good start with a fitness plan for 2018, and how to stick to it as well!
Shirley and Pam with the Fox Valley Chorus Sweet Adeline's on an upcoming open house and social event.
Dave & Justin wrap the season, and discuss big changes as the Packers fire DC Dom Capers and re-assign GM Ted Thompson.
Mile of Music's Dave Willems on two great MOM shows to wrap 2017, and a look ahead to what should be a music-filled 2018 in the Fox Cities.
Tom explains why the 441-10 project is ahead of schedule and looks at other projects on the docket soon.
Appleton's Director of Parks and Facilities on the near completion of the Exhibition Center and what's next for Jones Park.
Dave Edwards and Justin Hull discuss another OT win for the Pack, a comeback victory in Cleveland that keeps playoff hopes alive.
Dave sat down with Steve Beylon to chat about his love of weather, his early days in the biz and what we can expect from the upcoming winter.
Appleton Intl. Airport Director Abe Weber on the multi-million dollar project to update and expand the Appleton terminal.
Joe joins us to introduce the final special guest at the banquet, coming Tuesday, January 16th at the Radisson Paper Valley in Appleton!
Jim Richter and Mark Moderson on Appleton Historical Society's History Fair, coming up this Saturday in Downtown Appleton.
Karen Ziemke on Giving Tuesday and how the St. Joseph Food Program assists so many families in the Fox Cities.
Dave and Justin talk about the Steel City Sunday night game, as Pittsburgh wins it at the gun with a long field goal, 31-28
Dave & Justin break down the breakdown at Lambeau as the Packers are shut out by Baltimore 23-0.
USDA Food Safety Expert Adam Gehring on tips to make sure everybody enjoys your turkey, and doesn't sick from it!
Nanci explains how #GivingTuesday can make a world of difference to Fox Cities kids learning how to read...
Kristin talks about the upcoming Volunteerfest, taking place on November 28th at Waverly Beach.
Rob gets us updated on the kettle campaign, where the money goes and special match days to watch for.
Dave & Justin break down the Packers win over the Bears at Soldier Field, 23-16, as the Pack goes to 5-4.
Vets 4 Vets Brandy Rybak on her organization's efforts to assist veterans in need during the holidays, and how you can help.
Chef Ace on what to cook up when the weather chills, and how he preps meat for all his recipes.
Dave Edwards and BJ DeGroot talk about the Packers loss to Detroit in the Monday nighter at Lambeau.
Appleton Downtown's Don Burich helps us get ready for the November 21st Christmas parade.
Shannon Kenevan of Fox Valley Voices of Men on this week's breakfast event and it's importance today.
(Ret) Lt. Col Mike Hert on Saturday's Veterans Day events and more news for disabled Vets.
Author and paranormal expert Chad Lewis on haunted places in Wisconsin and throughout the upper Midwest.
Actor/singer/songwriter Jeff Daniels will be back in Oshkosh at the Grand Theatre this Sunday, and he visited with Dave and Carol about the show, acting and more...
Paula helps us with fall fitness tips, why classes are a good idea and nutrition tips with the holidays approaching.
Dave and Justin take a look at a struggle at Lambeau, as the Packers fall to New Orleans 26-17.
One of Mile's most popular performers joined us to talk about his return next week to Appleton, and his love of performing in the Fox Cities.
Medal of Honor recipient Bruce Crandall, who was recognized for his heroism during the Vietnam War, joins us to discuss his career and his speaking engagement at EEA 's Aviation Museum.
Nanci Micke of United Way Fox Cities and Lyn Beyer of Reach Counseling Services joined us to discuss sexual abuse and how to get help.
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Dave & Justin talk about the loss to the Vikings, and how the Packers move forward without Aaron Rodgers.
Thedacare pediatrician Dr. Kevin Hayes talks about the early outbreak of the flu in Wisconsin and how to fight it.
LU Professor and Director of Bands, Andy Mast, joined us to talk about the huge weekend show.
John talks about Vietnam, Agent Orange and a future humanitarian trip back to the country.
Yes, that Kramer! Kenny inspired the Cosmo Kramer character on Seinfeld, and he joined us ahead of his comedy show next week in Oshkosh.
Nicholas Olate on their amazing dogs, what it takes to train them, and do they enjoy the shows!
From Las Vegas, Steve gives us perspective on the mass shooting, including the response of Metro Police, the victims and local emergency responders.
Volunteer Coordinator at Theda Care At Home Hospice, Jane Shea on Tuesday's Men for Hospice event.
Editor Janice Stillman on the 2018 edition, now available with garden and food tips, plus those forecasts.
Dave and Justin talk about the comeback OT win by Green Bay over Cincy on Sunday, September 24th at Lambeau Field.
Barb talked with Carol Patrizi about Suicide Awareness month and a special commemoration happening this week in Madison.
Scott talks about the homeless situation in the Fox Valley, and how you can help with their major fundraiser.
Dave Edwards and Justin Hull discuss the Packers opener with Seattle and look ahead to the Falcons.
Dave Edwards and Justin Hull discuss the Packers 34-23 loss to the Falcons on Sunday night.
Sheriff Gehring on the move to a new location, drugs and human trafficking issues and left lane lurkers.
Pat gave us an update on American Red Cross efforts in Texas and Florida and how you can help.
Local recovery Coach Jesse Heffernan on the epidemic of opioid abuse and efforts to fund new programs.
Kelly joined us on AM-Fox Valley to discuss National Recovery Month and signs of alcohol abuse.
Ryne Lodl of the Housing Partnership[ of the Fox Cities on receiving a grant from the United Way of the F.C.
Amanda Dodson with BBBSFVR joined B.J. on AM Fox Valley to talk about their upcoming Dream BIG Gala.
Paula Beyer from the Heart of the Valley YMCA on late summer fitness and keeping workouts fresh!
Chef Ace Champion joins us to talk quick meals, including giving your kids some great back to school chow!
Barlow Planetarium Director Alan Peche on what to expect, where to look and how to look at the total solar eclipse on August 21st.
Co-Founder of the Mile of Music Cory Chisel sits down with Dave and B.J. to talk about the fifth year of the event as well as new opportunities to help out the community through music.
Diane McDonald of the Community Clothes Closet along with Nanci Micke stop by to chat about the special "pop-up shop" coming for Mile of Music.
Director at the Trout Museum, Pamela Williams-Lime, talks about the 57th annual event coming up this weekend.
Packers play-by-play voice Wayne Larrivee breaks down the Green Bay Packers as they get set to open up their 2017 training camp
Jordan Dunham, President of the Winneconne Sovereign State Days, give a brief history and previews the weekends festivities.
Appleton native and Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, David Carter, stopped by the studio (in uniform to Carol's liking) to give us a preview of the events surrounding Navy Week.
Burgers are king come summer time and Chef Ace Champion gives you his go to burger recipe as well as tips and tricks to set your grilling game apart. Also if you're looking for a summer dessert, Chef gives you a can't missed recipe involving bananas on the grill.
Stephanie Klett, Secretary of the Department of Tourism in Wisconsin takes us around the state to uncover those less talked about summer vacation destinations.
Samantha Hilker the PulsePoint project manager for Gold Cross, joined the crew from AM Fox Valley to discuss the new app that is set to officially launch this weekend.
Local artist and U.S. Navy Veteran Laura Taylor joined the show to talk about a piece that was selected for the traveling Veterans Art Exhibit. She also shared insight to her career in the service as a F-14 and F-18 Jet Mechanic and Plane Captain.
Dr. Kristen Sandoe a foot and ankle surgeon at ThedaCare Orthopedic give some tips and advice as you make decisions on what to wear on your feet this summer.
Find out who knows their mom better, Dave or B.J.? Carol asked each mother the same six questions and recorded their answers, then she asked Dave and B.J. the same six questions to see if they could come up with their mom's response.
Judy Baseman was recently named as the new Superintendent of the Appleton Area School District Judy Baseman joined the crew from AM Fox Valley to talk about her new position.
With Easter coming up we went to our expert in the kitchen, Chef Champion, who joined AM Fox Valley to give us some tips for Easter.
AM Fox Valley's crew caught up with director Michael Saibel and actor Lance Henriksen to talk about the movie premier of "Wraith". Henriksen's appearances in the "Terminator" as well as "Aliens" were discussed as well. Also, Michael Saibel talked about filming in the Appleton area.
Chef Ace Champion, personal chef and host of the TV show "Cook Like A Champion", shared some recipes to get you ready for that Final Four party and baseball's opening day!
Jim Strong, former President, Fox Valley Veterans Council and Sarah Kons, Attorney, Hooper Law Office joined AM Fox Valley to talk about "Through the Eyes of a Soldier"
Tom Buchholz, of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation joined AM Fox Valley to give the latest updates on road construction in the area.
Nick Jarmusz with AAA Wisconsin joined AM Fox Valley to talk about some money saving tips when it comes to air fare. With spring break and the summer right around the corner what a better way to help you book that trip!
In a partnership that has spanned a decade, Jim along with his wife Rosanne on behalf of J.J. Keller & Associates have been the principle sponsor of the Seavey Iditarod Racing team for what is called the "The Last Great Race on Earth", the Iditarod. Jim joined AM Fox Valley to talk about the partnership and why he got involved.
With "Fat Tuesday" and Marti Gras coming up we went to our expert in the kitchen, Chef Champion, who joined AM Fox Valley to give us all the insights on the celebration.
Back for a second week in a row Chef Ace Champion joined AM Fox Valley's B.J. and Carol to serve up cooking advice and recipe's to help you ace that Valentine's Day meal for you special someone.
AM Fox Valley is excited to introduce Chef Ace Champion who will begin joining us monthly. This Friday Chef Champion will help take your Super Bowl party to the next level with Pan Seared Tenderloin and a Creole Crab Dip.
Green Bay Packers fan Ron shared his story with the AM Fox Valley crew and his adventure with tickets in Miami (Orange Bowl) for Super Bowl II.
Founder of the Boston Beer Company and brewer of Samuel Adam's, Jim Koch, joined AM Fox Valley to discuss two new seasonal brews Samuel Adams is releasing. We also couldn't let Jim go before asking about the Patriots and another Super Bowl appearance.
One of two finalists for the Don Shula National High School coach of the year award, Steve Jones joined B.J. to discuss his time as the NFL's guest at the 2017 Pro Bowl.
Wisconsin men's basketball team as well as the hockey team on display for "Super Saturday" at Madison Square Garden. Patrick Herb from UW-Athletics joins us for an in depth look at both match-ups.
We catch up with Josh Dukelow from "Fresh Take" as he begins the journey to Mississippi with the "Bark Bus" to rescue dogs.
Our weekly chat all things Badgers with Assistant Director of Athletic Communication at UW-Madison, Patrick Herb.
Phil Sklar, Co-Founder/CEO, of the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame talks about the new building process as well as limited edition Green Bay Packers bobbleheads available for sale.
Teri Metropulos, Hospice Manager, at Cherry Meadows joined the show to discuss hospice myths and the exhibit at The Trout Museum of Art.
Fresh off his "State of the State" address, Governor Walker joined the show to recap and dive into some of the key pieces of his speech. Topics included; Transportation, Education and of course the Green Bay Packers.
Gregg Goers, English teacher at Neenah High School, joined the morning show to talk about attending Governor Walker's "State of the State" address. He along with a select group of students and administrators were invited to attend.
Professor Arnold Shober from Lawrence University joined the show to preview Governor Scott Walker's State of the State address and President Barack Obama's farewell speech.
Paula Beyer, Health and Fitness Director at the Heart of the Valley-YMCA talks about the popular goal of getting fit as a New Year's resolution.
Patrick Herb from UW-Athletics stops by to recap the Cotton Bowl win over Western Michigan, dish on T.J. Watt's decision to turn pro and preview a big time match up for the basketball team with Purdue on Sunday.
Jim Strick, Communications Manager, with the Neenah School District talks about the unique wrestling match taking place on the stage of Pickard Auditorium.
Our weekly chat on all things Wisconsin Badger Athletics with Patrick Herb, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications in Madison. We take a look at the Men's basketball team this week and preview the Cotton Bowl
Dave Willems, Co-Founder, of the 'Mile of Music' joins us in-studio to discuss the latest news with Mile 5 and other great local events around Appleton.
Nick Jarmusz, Director of Public Affairs for AAA WI, gives some helpful hints as you hit the roadways this holiday season.
Communications Director for Travel Wisconsin, Lisa Marshall, discusses fun activities to do during the winter here in the valley as well as statewide.
Our weekly chat on Wisconsin Badgers Athletics with Assistant Director of Communications at UW-Madison, Patrick Herb.
Following the morning crew's 'ringing of the bells' at Northland Mall on Wednesday. Robb Waugus joins Thursday's show to discuss the Salvation Army of the Fox Cities final match day coming up.
Officer Michael Lambie of the Fox Valley Metro Police Department, joined the show to talk about their mobile food pantry partnership with Feeding America.
UW-Oshkosh head football coach, Pat Cerroni, joined the show to preview their match-up with Mary Hardin-Baylor this Friday in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl
Deputy Chief Gene Reece of the Appleton Fire Department joins AM Fox Valley to talk about fire safety during the holiday season and the department's "Keep the Wreath Green" program.
We preview the Big Ten Championship game with Patrick Herb, of UW-Athletics as the Badgers get set to take on Penn St. Saturday.
A very special interview with Apollo 13 Flight Director Gene Kranz. From how he grew up in Toledo, to his passion for aviation and of course his successful direction in bringing Apollo 13 safely back to Earth. Kranz will be the featured speaker at EAA's annual Wright Brothers Banquet, Friday December 9th.
A very special interview with Apollo 13 Flight Director Gene Kranz. From how he grew up in Toledo, to his passion for aviation and of course his successful direction in bringing Apollo 13 safely back to Earth. Kranz will be the featured speaker at EAA's annual Wright Brothers Banquet, Friday December 9th.
We visit with Jeff Pritzl from the Wisconsin DNR to recap the 2016 Gun-Deer Season and take a look at the numbers behind them.
Head Coach Steve Jones stopped by to recap the Papermakers level 4 win over Stevens Point. As well as looking ahead to their return trip to Madison where they will defend their title in Division 1 against Franklin.
Wendy Spencer, CEO for the Corporation for National and Community Service joins the show to release Wisconsin's ranking for states with the most volunteers.
Kristine Belanger, Vice President of Donor Services at the Community Blood Center in Appleton, joined the Morning Show to talk about "Give a Pint, Give a Pound this holiday season.
Jim Strong of the Fox Valley Veterans Council stopped by the OSI Studios on Veterans Day.
Assistant Director of UW-Athletic Communications Patrick Herb talks all things Badgers with Dave and B.J.
Phil Cianciola joins the Morning Show to discuss his fundraising special "Kids & Christmas" benefiting B.A.B.E.S. coming up on December 8th on the PhilCast.
Derek Felske of Annex Wealth Management talks about the reaction of the stock market to the news Donald Trump being elected president.
Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame kicker Chris Jackie joins the Morning Show to recap Sunday's Packer loss to the Colts.
Our weekly look at the Wisconsin Badgers with Assistant Director of Communications, Patrick Herb.
Bill Trombley, retention coordinator for Veterans Support Services at Fox Valley Technical College, joined the Morning Show to discuss the newly expanded office on campus.
Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer and all-time leading rusher in team history Ahman Green was in Green Bay over the weekend to help out fans with their tailgating vs. Indianapolis. Green joined the Morning Show to discuss #AppYourService
Sarah Rhone, Public Health Nurse and Safe Kids Fox Valley Coordinator, joins the show to talk about infant sleep sacks and the effort in the Fox Valley to help prevent SIDS.
Communications Director for Travel Wisconsin, Lisa Marshall joins the Morning Show and takes us on a tour of the haunted hotels and other places around the Fox Valley area.
Assistant Director of UW-Athletic Communications, Patrick Herb, joins the the Morning Show for our weekly chat of Wisconsin Badger athletics.
Dr. Suzi Bloomhuff a family physician at ThedaCare participated in the Cold Cap therapy as a Breast Cancer patient. Dr. Bloomhuff gives her first hand perspective of this ground breaking therapy which is helping patients keep their hair.
Cosmetologist at ThedaCare in Appleton, Lisa Kellenhauser, joins the morning show to discuss Cold Caps.
Assistant Director of UW-Athletic Communications Patrick Herb joins the Morning Show for his weekly chat. A preview of the football's team game vs. Iowa and a lesser know trophy at stake this weekend.
Heather Storm of 92.9/95.9 KISS FM joins the Morning Show to preview the pulling of a pink firetruck for charity as part of "Making Strides of the Fox Valley" this Saturday at Fox Cities Stadium.
Nick Jarmusz with AAA Wisconsin joins the Morning Show to discuss safety tips for teens and parents. October 16-22 is Teen Driving Awareness Month and Nick has advice on how to stay safe on our roads.
A recap of Wednesday nights final presidential debate with CBS Correspondent Howard Arenstein.
Associate Professor of Political Science at St. Norbert College joined the morning show to discuss the busy debate schedule this week.
CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman joined the Morning Show from St. Louis to recap the second presidential debate.
B.J. hits the road and finds himself walking around the new roundabout at Racine road in Menasha. Following the grand opening on Tuesday night, the morning show wanted to take a peak at traffic and pedestrian flow.
Our weekly check on the happenings in Wisconsin athletics with Patrick Herb, the Assistant Communications Director for UW-Athletics in Madison. This week we recap the loss at Michigan for the football team and a look at the hockey team opening the regular season against Northern Michigan at the Resch Center in Green Bay.
After setting the Wisconsin state record with their 49th consecutive win, Kimberly head coach Steve Jones talks about making history.
Cast member Cody Jamison Strand, who plays Elder Cunningham in the 9-time Tony award winning musical "The Book of Mormon" joined the morning show. Cody talks about how he got the role and what peoples reaction has been to the show.
We visit with Scott Peeples of the Fox Valley Warming Shelter to discuss their biggest fundraiser of the year. Also what's ahead for the shelter as we enter the cooler months of fall.