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It was time for the Walk With GRACE November update on the Morning Show on November 28th.
The Morning Show on November 27 featured the River Valley Players as they previewed their upcoming production of "Miracle on 34th Street."
The Morning Show featured a history of Richland Center when local historian, Alan Unbehaun met with Phil Nee on November 26.
The second part of the Morning Show on November 25 featured Michelle Reinen from Consumer Protection. Michelle talked with Phil about toy safety heading in the Christmas season.
The Morning Show on Thursday, October 30th featured the cast from the Kickapoo School production of James and the Giant Peach.
The Morning Show on October 29 featured information about upcoming hunting seasons in the area and tips for safe hunting practices.
The Morning Show on October 28 featured a local attorney who took some questions from callers and provided legal answers to their questions.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 27 featured information on the 2025 Bev's Walk event quickly approaching.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 14 featured tips on avoiding scams with the Department of Consumer Protection.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 14 featured a quarterly update on public health with the Richland County Public Health Specialist, Evan Ewing.
The last part of the Morning Show on October 13 featured author, Kate Fletemeyer. Kate sat down to talk with host, Phil Nee about her latest book.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 13 featured information about the local dugout project.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 13 featured members who are helping put together Pumpkin Fest 2025.
The final part of the Morning Show on October 10 put the spotlight on the upcoming Riverdale Cross Country meet.
It was time for an update from the Ithaca School District. The update was on the second part of the Morning Show on October 10.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 10 featured information on the upcoming Sunday Funday Dance event.
The last part of the Morning Show on October 9 featured information on the 2025 Hub City Dirt Drags, which will be held October 10 and 11.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 9 featured the Celebrate Recovery group. The group helps people find freedom from their hurts, hang-ups and habits.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 9 featured information from an elder benefit specialist for those interested in applying for benefits.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, along with some school staff were on the Morning Show on October 8 to provide an update on the school distirct.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 7 featured Richland Center City Utilities as the discussion focused on public power.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 7 featured staff from the Richland Hospital. They were on the program to talk about October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 6 featured author Mike Breininger, who was on the program to talk about his "Pulling Together Tour."
The first part of the Morning Show on October 6 featured our monthly community update with Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll.
Members from the Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin were on the Morning Show on October 3 to talk about their upcoming performance of Pride and Prejudice.
The Morning Show on October 2 featured a visit from Wisconsin State Senator, Sarah Keyeski.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 1 welcomed in members of Richland County United Givers. They were on the program to talk about the upcoming campaign.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 1 featured the Friendship Quilters Guild. The upcoming quilt show was the topic of the program.
The topic of the Morning Show on September 30 featured information on Richland Center Homecoming 2025.
The second part of the Morning Show put the spotlight on the upcoming Wheels of Time Show being held October 4 and October 5 at the Richland County Fairgrounds.
The first part of the Morning Show featured an update on what is going on in the community from members of the Richland County Chamber of Commerce.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 25 featured a preview up the upcoming Richland Center Community Forum.
Richland County Clerk of Courts, Stacy Kleist, was on the first part of the Morning Show to talk provide legal information to listeners.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 24 put the spotlight on the Richland Center Kiwanis Club. They will be holding a pancake fundraiser.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 24 featured Avoca Fire and EMS as they prepare for the upcoming fall festival.
The Morning Show on September 23 featured an update from the Riverdale School District. Some of the school staff joined Phil on the program.
The Morning Show on September 22 featured upcoming events being held in Richland Center with Richland Center Tourism Director, Marty Richards.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 19 featured advice on avoiding scams with help from the Department of Consumer Protection.
Staff from the Richland Center High School were on the first part of the Morning Show to provide a monthly update on what's going on at the school.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 18 featured the upcoming Viola Horse and Colt Show. This year marks the 94th anniversary of the event.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 18 featured members from the Richland Hospital. The focus of the program was on Senior Life Solutions.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 17 featured an update from the Symons Recreation Complex.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 17 featured information on this year's upcoming Marcie’s Strike Out Alzheimer's Fundraiser!
Phil Nee sat down with Josh Kleinsasser on the second part of the Morning Show on September 17. The two talked about an upcoming basketball fundraiser tournament.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 16 included information on the 2025 Hill and Valley Exploration Tour.
The Morning Show on September 15 featured a legislative update from Wisconsin State Senator, Howard Marklein, and Rep. Tony Kurtz.
The second part of the Morning Show put the spotlight on the Ithaca School District on September 12. The School District is already preparing for the upcoming School Fair.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 12 featured the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Boscobel as they prepare for their chicken barbeque fundraiser.
The final part of the Morning Show on September 11 featured part two of our interview with Bethlehem Lutheran about their upcoming Car Show.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 11 featured the Muscoda Chamber of Commerce. They were on the program to talk about this year's Fall Opener on September 20.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 11 featured information on the 2025 Richland Center City Auditorium Block Party on September 27 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 10 featured Bethlehem Lutheran. They are preparing for their upcoming Car Show and Fall Festival.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the first part of the Morning Show on September 10. Steve talked about the start of the new school year and the strong start to Richland Center fall sports.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 9 featured the Crosscurrents Heritage Center as they prepare for a number of upcoming events.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 9 featured the Ithaca Lions. They talked about this year's Lions for Kids Christmas program.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 8 featured information on the Richland FFA Alumni.
The River Valley School District was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on September 8. The start to the new school year was discussed during the program.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 5 featured an update from the Weston School District on how the start to the new school year has been going.
Richland Center native, Bradie Ewing, was on the Morning Show for the first part on September 5. Bradie talked with Phil about what he has been up to and about being asked to be a co-captain for an upcoming Badger Football game.
The Morning Show on September 4 featured Pine Valley Community Village. Staff from Pine Valley joined Phil to provide an update on events and road work being done outside of the building.
Phil Nee sat down with author, David Benjamin, during the second part of the Morning Show. David talked about the Last Kid Picked Books.
The first half of the Morning Show on September 3 featured Tanya Webster, Nutrition Program Coordinator with Richland County ADRC.
The Morning Show on September 2 featured the Richland County Aging and Disability Resource Center. Members from the ADRC joined Phil to talk about some upcoming classes to help those dealing with dementia or for those who care for someone living with dementia.
The Morning Show started off the month of September with a visit from Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll, who provided a community update.
The Morning Show on Friday, August 29 featured a new area bed and breakfast business, The Willows.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 28 featured the Ithaca Foundation as they talked with Phil Nee about the 2025 Bulldog Block Challenge.
The first part of the Morning Show featured members from the Richland County Jr. Dairy Breeders. They were on the program to talk about the State Fair and also the upcoming Richland County Fair.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 27 featured the upcoming Hub City Dirt Drag event.
The topic covered during the first half of the Morning Show on August 27 was Richland County 4-H.
The focus of the second part of the Morning Show on August 26 featured the Wyoming Saddle Company as they prepare for the upcoming Bulls and Barrels event.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 26 featured Dr. Wright from the Richland Hospital. The topic of the program was on Vaccines and Immunization for kids entering the new school year.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 25 featured NHS of Southwest Wisconsin. They were on the program to talk about the upcoming groundbreaking on a new house in the area.
Members from Greater Richland Area Chamber were on the Morning Show for the first half to talk about some upcoming events including the Hub City Dirt Drags.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 22 featured GRACE. The program provided a recap on the walk from this year.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 22 featured more back to school information from area school districts. This time the focus was on the Richland School District.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 21 featured Schmitt Woodland Hills. Schmitt is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 21 featured members from the River Valley FFA. They joined host, Phil Nee, as they talked about the new school year and planning for this year's River Valley School Fair.
The Morning Show on August 20th featured another back-to-school program. This time it was the Riverdale School District on the show to talk about the upcoming school year.
The final part of the Morning Show on August 19 featured the DJs in the Park event being held in Richland Center coming up.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 19 featured the Ithaca Lions. They previewed the 2025 Stuff the Bus event.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 19 put the spotlight on the upcoming Blue River Autumn Fest.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 18 featured Agrace Hospice as they previewed an upcoming a program on Death and Dying.
The new school year was the focus of the Morning Show on August 18 when River Valley School District, Loren Glasbrenner, joined Phil Nee in the WRCO Studio.
The Morning Show on August 15 featured Richland County 4-H members. They talked with Phil about their summer and discussed the upcoming Richland County Fair.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 14 featured information on the upcoming Burgers in the Park event in Cazenovia on Saturday, August 16 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Cazenovia Memorial Park.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 14 featured the Ithaca School District as they were on the program to preview the upcoming start to a new school year.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, joined Morning Show host, Phil Nee for the program on August 13. Steve talked about the upcoming school year that is quickly approaching.
The Morning Show on August 12 was dedicated to the Richland Concert Association who is celebrating a special milestone.
The second half of the Morning Show on August 11 featured the non-profit group, 4PeteSake. The program highlighted the upcoming golf fundraiser, A Day in the Park.
The first half of the Morning Show on August 11 featured an update from the Department of Consumer Protection. The program was full of tips on avoiding the latest scams going around.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 8 featured Skeeter the Clown as the talked with Phil about the upcoming Culpepper and Merriweather Circus performance.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 8 featured information on an upcoming Murder Mystery Fundraiser being held in Richland Center.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 7 featured another of this year's Walk with GRACE Ambassadors, Betsy Wiedenfeld. Betsy shared her cancer journey on the program.
The first part of the Morning Show on Aug. 7 featured an update from the River Valley Area Community Gardens.
Seth Paulson shares his inspiring story, from being diagnosed with B-cell large diffuse lymphoma at 18 to becoming a cancer ambassador. He reflects on his small-town roots, his battles, and the support system that carried him through. Transitioning from a quiet introvert to a vocal advocate, Seth emphasizes the importance of community and staying active in the fight against cancer. His wife, Angie, played a pivotal role in encouraging him to volunteer, eventually leading to his involvement with the Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination. Seth now channels his experience into promoting cancer awareness through personalized candle sales and community events.
Brace yourself for an old-school block party in downtown Richland Center on August 16th. Organizer Gene Noble plans to revive the charm of street festivals with a full lineup of live music, crafts, and games. Local businesses like Edward Jones and Bailey’s Paint rally in support, while musician Jay Hoffman orchestrates an ensemble of local talents, including Dylan Harris and Tracy Mangold. Kids and adults can enjoy dunk tanks, face painting, and a ‘pick-a-duck’ game, all benefiting the Richland Area Rescue. Bring your lawn chairs, appetites for brisket tacos, and a heart ready to adopt a rescue pup. This community bash promises fun for all ages!
Richland Center Tourism Director, Marty Richards, sat down with Phil to talk about many upcoming events being held throughout the community on the Morning Show.
The Morning Show on August 4 featured a community update from Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll.
The Morning Show on August 1 featured the Richland Center Partners for Prevention as they talked about their upcoming National Night Out event.
The final part of the Morning Show on July 31 featured the Riverdale Education Foundation which is holding it's gold outing fundraiser.
The second part of the Morning Show on July 31 featured information on this year's Rock n' Roll Reunion in Woodman.
Music artist, Sarah Harralson, was on the first part of the Morning Show on July 31. She was back in the area and stopped by to talk about what she has been up to.
The Morning Show on July 30 featured another of this year's GRACE Ambassadors, Amy Lins. Amy shared her cancer journey with Phil Nee.
Members from the Richland County Board were on the Morning Show on July 29 to provide a community update.
The second part of the Morning Show on July 28 featured information on the upcoming National Wild Turkey Federation Banquet in Richland Center.
The first part of the Morning Show featured one of the 2025 Walk With GRACE Ambassadors, Toni McCarvel. She told her cancer journey to Phil when they met for the program on July 28.
Retired botanist, Michael Nee, joined Phil on the Morning Show on July 24 to talk about his career. Michael worked at the New York Botanical Garden.
The second part of the Morning Show on July 23 featured the Richland Center High School Football Program as they prepare for the upcoming football camp.
Riverdale School District Administrator, Jeff Campbell, was on the first part of the Morning Show on July 23 to provide a school district update during the summer months.
Nora Roughen-Schmidt joined host Phil Nee for the second part of the Morning Show on July 22 as they talked about an upcoming small business clinic scheduled for August 14.
The first part of the Morning Show on July 22 featured information on Veteran Benefits. Phil talked with Karen Knock and Hugo Santiago about the benefits.
The Morning Show on July 21 featured Wisconsin State Senator, Howard Marklein and State Representative, Todd Novak. They sat down with Phil to provide a legislative update.
Staff from the Richland School District were on the Morning Show on July 18 to update listeners on what the staff has been working on during the summer break.
The cast from the upcoming performance of Little Shop of Horrors was on the Morning Show on July 17 to talk about this year's Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin production.
The topic of the Morning Show on July 16 featured information on the upcoming celebration for Jesus through song that will be held on Friday, July 25 at Hillsboro Fireman's Park.
The Morning Show on July 15 featured Evan Ewing, from Richland County Health and Human Services. Evan spoke about staying healthy and avoiding issues with ticks and other health related issues.
The second part of the Morning Show on July 14 featured an update from Consumer Protection. The program provided information on avoiding the latest scams including ones dealing with tariffs.
The first part of the Morning Show on July 14 featured an update on the upcoming National Night Out event being held in Richland Center.
The Morning Show on July 11 featured Allen Unbehaun. Allen talked with Phil about farming and how it has changed over the years.
Betsy Roessler from Partners for Prevention, Maggie May - Alternative Educator in the Richland School District, Sonia Olson and Barb Olson - Educators at Richland Center High School were on the Morning Show on July 10 to talk about mental health.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show to provide an update on what has been going on during the summer months, including the new principal of the Richland Intermediate School, Felipe Armijo.
The Morning Show on July 8 featured an update from the Ithaca School District. The school has been busy during the summer months as they prepare for the upcoming school year with a change in some positions.
The Morning Show on July 7 featured a community update with Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on July 4 featured information on the Cazenovia Area 4th of July Celebration.
The second part of the Morning Show featured Dr. Andrew Wright from the Richland Hospital. He was on the program to talk about the book, "The Anxious Generation."
Guest: Phil Nee
Members from the Richland School District were on the first part of the Morning Show on July 3 to talk about the new proposed cell phone policy.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on July 2 featured an update from the local Kiwanis Club. They were on the program to talk about a number of events they have been working on.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on July 1 featured information on the upcoming Richland County Fair, which is only a few months away.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on July 1 featured staff and members of the Symons Recreation Complex as they talked about activities going on at Symons during the summer months.
Guest: Phil Nee
Shyla Deacon and her team at Wisconsin Memorial Parks, joined host Earl Ingram for an informative discussion on the burial and cremation process, offering guidance for families navigating end-of-life decisions. Deacon explained that traditional burial typically includes body preparation, a viewing, a service, and final interment, all tailored to the family’s wishes. She emphasized the importance of honoring cultural and personal values, while her team highlighted cremation as a flexible, affordable option that can still include meaningful memorials.
Host Earl Ingram also recognized Wisconsin Memorial Services for their professionalism and compassionate care, noting their role in supporting families with dignity and respect. Both Deacon and Ingram encouraged families to plan ahead to reduce emotional and financial stress, reminding listeners that thoughtful preparation ensures peace of mind and preserves a loved one’s legacy.
Guests: Shyla Deacon, Garret Rose, Michelle Russel, Tricia Homan
The second part of the Morning Show featured music artist, Michael Johnson as he sat down with Phil Nee to talk music and his journey so far.
The first part of the Morning Show on June 30 featured an update from Greater Richland Area Chamber with Craig Woodhouse.
The Morning Show on June 27 featured an update from the Walk with GRACE Board. Less than a month away from the big Walk with GRACE Radio Auction on WRCO shortly after that will be the big walk!
The second part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured the upcoming Gospel to Haiti Benefit which included information on the upcoming auction.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on June 26 featured information on the upcoming Lone Rock 4th of July Celebration.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on June 25 featured information on the Moving Out organization. The organization provides safe, affordable, community-integrated homes for people with disabilities. They are celebrating their 30th anniversary.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on June 24 featured members from the Richland Hospital. They were on the program to talk about the new Gastroscope that was purchased thanks to a donation from GRACE. The Gastroscope will help with early cancer detection.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on June 20 featured another update from the Richland Center School District as they use their summer months to prepare for the upcoming school year.
The final part of the Morning Show on June 19 featured information on the upcoming Spring Green Arts and Crafts Fair.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on June 19 featured Therapist Katrina Johnson. Katrina talked with Phil about Mental Health and helping the youth.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on June 19 featured Dr. Brian Kroll from the Richland Hospital. He was on the program to talk about physicals.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on June 18 featured the upcoming Taste of the Hills event sponsored by Greater Richland Area Chamber of Commerce.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on June 18 featured the Richland Center Free Methodist Church. Pastor Tim Ward joined Phil Nee to talk about some upcoming music events.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on June 17 featured information on the upcoming Hillsboro Lions Club Appreciation Breakfast.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on June 17 featured an update from the Riverdale School District.
Guest: Phil Nee
Wisconsin State Representatives Todd Novak and Tony Kurtz were on the Morning Show on June 16 to provide a state legislative update with Phil Nee.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on June 13 featured Summit Ridge Supper Club. The program featured information on the business and events coming up soon.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on February 14 was dedicated to the Richland School District. Cari Stoltz, Director of Marketing and Communications, and Amy Hardy, Principal of Richland Primary School, were guests on the program. They provided an update on what's new in the Richland School District.
Guest: Phil Nee
Wisconsin 14th District Senate Representative, Sarah Keyeski, was on the Morning Show on February 13. Sarah talked with Phil about a number of topics including, her first month on the job, her priorities, mental health and agriculture.
Guest: Phil Nee
Halei Heinzel, who is the current Alice in Dairyland was on the second part of the Morning Show on February 12 to talk to Phil about how her year has been going while being Alice.
The Morning Show on Jan. 3 featured staff from the Ithaca School District. They were on the program to talk about 4K Screening
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on January 2nd put the spotlight on the upcoming Ithaca Outstanding Alumni Basketball Game.
Guest: Phil Nee
WRCO's Phil Nee and Beau Hinrichs broke down how Triviathon went. They talked about the questions, point totals and the winning team.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on December 31 welcomed Richland County Historical Society President, Ken Thiede, as he talked about the group. The two also talked about Triviathon on WRCO which is set to be held again New Year's Eve from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on December 30th put the spotlight on the Galaxie Skate Center. The program featured information on the local business.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on Dec. 30th featured an update on the Symons Recreation Complex.
Guest: Phil Nee
It was time for an update from GRACE on the December 27 Morning Show. The program included information on upcoming events in 2025.
The second part of the Morning Show on December 26 put the spotlight on the upcoming Richland Center Alumni Basketball Game scheduled for January 4, 2025.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of Morning Show on December 26 featured a 2024 recap from the Richland Hospital.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on November 15 featured information on Park Street Christian Church's meal fundraiser on November 15 to raise money for the church stain glass restoration.
Guest: Phil Nee
Richland School District Director of Marketing and Communications, Cari Stoltz, was on the Morning Show on November 15 to talk about the recent Veterans Day program and upcoming winter activities and sports.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on November 14 featured information on the Badger Honor Flight. The purpose of the Honor Flight Network is to ensure that World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War and terminally ill Veterans from any war have the opportunity to see the memorials that have been erected in their honor.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on November 13 welcomed staff from the Riverdale School District to provide an update on the latest happenings within the district.
Guest: Phil Nee
Consumer Protection's, Michelle Reinen, joined host Phil Nee to discuss the latest consumer protections tips to avoid scams that continue to evolve with the changing times.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on November 12 welcomed author, Jennifer Holland, to the program. Phil spoke with Jennifer about her latest book, Dog Smart.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on November 11 featured an update from the River Valley School District along with cast from the upcoming River Valley High School production of Mean Girls.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on November 8 featured staff from the Richland Hospital Birth Center. They were on the program to talk about the Tree and Service of Remembrance.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on November 7 welcomed movie director, Carole Grand. Carole is from France and is working on a documentary on Richland Center.
The first part of the Morning Show on November 7 featured members from the Richland Hospital. The topic of the program was Diabetes Prevention Month.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show featured information on an upcoming concert for Veterans that will be held on Saturday, November 9th. Local music artist, Dan Kouba, will perform at the event.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on November 6 put the spotlight on the Radiology Department at the Richland Hospital. Phil Nee sat down and talked with members of the department to talk about the work they do.
Guest: Phil Nee
The last part of the Morning Show on November 5 had an interview with Simone Cyrian. Simone is an alumni of the Richland Center High School FFA and will be a speaker at the National FFA Convention.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on November 5 featured information on an upcoming blood drive for the Ithaca FFA.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on November 5 put the spotlight on the upcoming Kickapoo School Variety Show set to be held on November 8. Show director Katherine Miller and Kickapoo seniors were on the program to preview the event.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on November 4 featured former Congressman Scott Klug. Scott was on the program to talk about the bi-partisan group that he is part of that deals with explaining the safety of voting ballots in Wisconsin.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on November 4 featured a community update from the Mayor of Richland Center, Todd Coppernoll.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Hombres Motorcycle Club and Ithaca Lions Club upcoming fundraiser for Smiles for a Child was the focus of the second half of the Morning Show on November 1.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on November 1 welcomed members from Kinship of Richland County. They were on the program to provide an update on the groups fundraising efforts.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on October 31 put the spotlight on the upcoming Halloween Party that the Buena Vista Lions Club is holding.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on October 31 welcomed more of the cast of "Grease," which is the upcoming Richland School District Foundation production.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the October 29th Morning Show featured information on the Brewer Public Library. Staff from the library were on the program to promote upcoming programs being offered to the community.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on October 29 put the spotlight on Celebrate Recovery as they get ready to celebrate 34 years of public service on Thursday, November 7th.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on October 28 featured some of the cast of the Richland School District production of "Grease." Phil talked about the upcoming performances with some of the cast with the rest of the cast to appear on the Morning Show later on in the week.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first part of the Morning Show on October 25 featured an update from G.R.A.C.E (Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination). The program featured information about the recent annual meeting
The second half of the Morning Show on October 25 featured the topic of the Richland Area Food Pantry. The need for donations is always there so help support area families in need.
The Morning Show on October 24 put the spotlight on the Symons Recreation Complex. The program welcomed staff from Symons as they spoke about programs being offered and changes going on at the complex.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on October 23 featured the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board. The group is celebrating its 35th anniversary. The celebration will be held on Sunday, October 27th.
Guest: Phil Nee
Members from the Richland Hospital were on the Morning Show today to discuss the important roll pharmacy professionals play in making sure patients get the correct medication that their doctors prescribe.
Guest: Phil Nee
Michelle Reinen with the Department of Ag, Trade and Consumer Protection was on the final part of the Morning Show on October 21. Michelle was on the program for her monthly visit to provide information to keep listeners up to date on avoiding the latest scams.
Guests: Phil Nee, Michelle Reinen
The second part of the Morning Show on October 21 featured Julia Henley's opponent in the upcoming election, Tony Kurtz. Tony is currently the 50th Assembly District Representative. With the electoral maps changing, Tony will now be running to be the representative in the 41st district.
Guests: Phil Nee, Tony Kurtz
The first part of the Morning Show on October 21 featured District Assembly candidate, Julia Henley. Julia provided information on her stances in preparation for the upcoming election.
Guests: Phil Nee, Julia Henley
The Morning Show on October 18 was centered around the recent Bow Out Bullying presentation.
Members from Tiny Acres Farms were on the Morning Show on October 17 to talk about the upcoming Boo at the Barn Trick-or-Treat event. They brought some animal/lizard friends from the barn as well.
The second half of the Morning Show on October 15 put the spotlight on the upcoming Haunted Warehouse event being held at the AD German Warehouse.
The first half of the Morning Show on October 15 centered around the River Valley School District. District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, was on the program to provide an update.
The full Morning Show on October 14 was dedicated to the Riverdale School District. The focus on the program was to have an update on how the school year has been going.
WRCO's Phil Nee had the chance to interview the music group, "The Jimmys," on the second part of the Morning Show on October 11.
Guest: Phil Nee
Members from Passages were on the second part of the Morning Show on October 10 to talk about the upcoming Bev's Walk fundraiser event.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 10 featured tips on avoiding breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 9 featured information on events coming up at the Cross Currents Heritage Center.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 9 put the spotlight on the upcoming Pumpkinfest event in Richland Center.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 8 stuck with Ithaca Schools but shifted focus to the upcoming referendum.
The upcoming Ithaca Homecoming and School Fair events were the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on October 8.
Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll, was on the Morning Show on October 7 to provide a community update.
Irv Peckham, the 2024 Richland Center High School Outstanding Alumni, was on the final part of the Morning Show on October 4.
The second part of the Morning Show on October 4 featured information on this year's Fire Prevention Week.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 4 provided information on the upcoming Richland Center Utilities Open House.
The upcoming Wine Walk in Richland Center was the subject of the final part of the Morning Show on October 3.
Members from Richland Rejuvenates joined Phil during the second part of the Morning Show on October 3 to discuss an upcoming blues concert.
The first part of a busy Morning Show on October 3 featured an update from the Richland County United Givers.
The final portion of the Morning Show was dedicated to the upcoming Richland County EMS Open House.
The spotlight on the second part of the Morning Show on October 2 was on the upcoming Muscoda Free Recycling event.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 2 featured information on Medicare Open Enrollment.
Richland Center FFA Alumni Advisor, Fuzz McCauley, was on the second part of the Morning Show on October 1, 2024 to talk about the upcoming Wheels of Time event.
The first part of the Morning Show on October 1 provided a preview of this year's Rotary Lights in the Park holiday event.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 30 focused on the coming Friendship Quilters Guild Quilt Show.
The Morning Show on September 30, 2024 featured information on the upcoming Wheels of Time Show.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 26 provided an update on the Richland Center Kiwanis Club.
Members from the Richland Hospital were on the Morning Show on September 26 to provide health tips to combat childhood obesity.
The Richland Area Farmers Market was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on September 25, 2024.
Richland Center Tourism Coordinator, Marty Richards, was on the Morning Show on September 25 to discuss this year's Center Color Fest activities.
The Morning Show on September 24 was full of information on Ithaca Schools. Both the School Choice Program and information on the upcoming Ithaca Referendum were discussed during the show.
The upcoming electronic recycling event on October 4 in Spring Green was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on September 23.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 23 featured another graduate of the Richland County Drug Court program, Brandon Larson.
The Morning Show on September 20 featured information about this year's Richland Center High School Homecoming Celebration. The show included information on homecoming events and introduced this year's Homecoming Grand Marshall, Ron Fruit.
The non-profit organization, Smiles 4 A Child, was the topic of the second part of the Morning Show on September 19.
The first part of the Morning Show program on September 19 featured information on the Richland Hospital Rehabilitation Clinic.
The second part of the Morning Show featured an interview with Richland County Board Chair, Dave Turk. Dave spoke with Phil about some of the latest happenings within the community.
Members from the River Valley High School FFA were on the first part of the Morning Show on September 18 to talk about this year's River Valley School Fair.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 17 featured information on the upcoming Viola Horse and Colt Show.
Members from the Richland Hospital were on the first part of the Morning Show on September 17 to talk about suicide awareness month.
The Morning Show on September 16 was dedicated to the upcoming Hill and Valley Exploration Tour, which will be start on September 21.
The second part of the September 13 Morning Show was dedicated to information about this year's POW MIA Day which will be held on September 21.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 13 put the spotlight on the upcoming Rural Life Day and also featured information on Project Milk.
The second part of the September 12 Morning Show put the spotlight on the upcoming Fall Festival at Bethlehem Lutheran Academy on Saturday, September 14.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 12 featured staff from the Riverdale High School as they talked about how the start to the new school year has been going at Riverdale.
Staff from the Richland School District were on the Morning Show on September 11 to talk about how the start to the new school year has been going.
The final part of the Morning Show on September 10 put the spotlight on local author, Amber Sawyer. Amber talked with Phil about her new book, "Love to Race."
The second part of the Morning Show on September 10 featured information on the upcoming 25th annual Muscoda Chamber of Commerce Fall Opener Banquet.
The Red Cross was the topic of the first part of the Morning Show on September 10. The focus of the segment was to discuss the need for donations all year round.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 9 featured a community update with Richland Center Mayor Todd Coppernoll.
River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, joined Phil Nee to talk about the start of the new school year.
The Morning Show on September 6 featured an update on the Ithaca School District Referendum. Phil sat down with Ithaca alumni and teachers about the referendum.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 5 featured an interview with author David Benjamin on his new book, "Cheat."
The upcoming 67th annual chicken barbeque for Boscobel Immaculate Conception Catholic Church was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on September 5th.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 4th provided our listeners with tips to avoid being scammed.
Phil Nee talked with a CRNA from the Richland Hospital on the first part of the Morning Show on September 4. Bryan McCarvel was on the program to talk about pain management.
The first part of the Morning Show on September 3 featured information on the upcoming Memorial Ride in memory of Marilyn McHone.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 3 put the spotlight on the upcoming Ithaca Bulldog Block Challenge, which is part of the Ithaca Homecoming week.
The second part of the Morning Show on September 2 featured an interview with authors Tom Manus and Kristi Manus. The two talked with Phil about their new book, "Secret Wisconsin."
The first part of the Morning Show on September 2 featured a preview for the Richland County Fair coming up later this week at the Richland County Fairgrounds.
Friday's Morning Show was dedicated to Richland County Government. Richland County Board Chairman David Turk, Vice Chairman Steve Williamson, and Richland County Administrator Candace Pesch were on the program.
Molly Kasten from Weston Schools was on the first part of the Morning Show on August 29 to preview the upcoming school year.
Kirk Layer and Ken Manning joined Phil for the second part of the Morning Show on August 29. Ken and Phil surprised Kirk by telling him that he will be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
The meat animal sale that will be held at the Richland County Fair was the topic of the second part of the Morning Show on August 28.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 28 put the spotlight on Bethlehem Lutheran Academy as they get ready for the new school year.
The first part of the August 27 Morning Show was dedicated to Gary Schwartz who is celebrating 50 years of coaching Football in Richland Center.
The upcoming Partners of the Richland Hospital Mum Sale was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on August 27.
Members from the Ithaca School District were guests on the Morning Show on August 26 to preview the upcoming school year.
Members from the Walk with GRACE board were on the Morning Show on August 23 to talk about how this year's walk event went.
The Richland FFA Alumni was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on August 23. The program focused on a couple upcoming events that the group will be hosting.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show on August 22 to preview the upcoming school year.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 21 featured information on the upcoming Buena Vista Lions Club Town Party at the Park evening on August 24.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 21 featured an update from the Riverdale School District as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
The August 20 Morning Show put the focus on the upcoming Richland Hospital and Clinics Centennial Celebration in September.
The Loganville Fireman's Festival will be held on August 24. It was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on August 19.
Ashley Mott, from the AD German Warehouse Conservancy, was on the Morning Show program on August 19 to talk about the 2024 Haunted Warehouse event at the AD German Warehouse. Ashley spoke with Phil about what those attending this year can expect.
The first part of the Morning Show on August 19, 2024 featured information on the Richland Hospital's Club Scrub program for teens.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 16 featured an interview with author Brian Reisinger. Brian talked with Phil about his new book, "Land Rich, Cash Poor."
Ed Chitwood was on the Morning Show on August 16 to talk with Phil about the Milk Into Cheese program and plans for this year's fundraising efforts.
The Morning Show on August 15 featured information on an upcoming referendum that Ithaca School District is working on.
Information on the 2024 Blue River Autumn Fest was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on August 14.
The focus of the first part of the Morning Show featured information on the Badger Steam and Gas Engine Club's upcoming 61st annual show August 16 through August 18.
The Morning Show on August 13 featured information on 4PeteSake's upcoming "Day in the Park" event on Sunday, August 18.
Loren Glasbrenner, River Valley School District Administrator, was the Morning Show guest on August 12. Loren talked about the upcoming school year.
The second part of the Morning Show on August 9 was dedicated to providing listeners with tips on avoiding scams.
The Morning Show on August 9 featured audio from the 2024 GRACE Survivors Night during the first part of the program.
Board members from Passages were on the first part of the Morning Show on August 8. They were on the program to provide an update on the latest happenings from the organization who helps victims of abuse.
The second part of the Morning Show today featured a good friend of WRCO and music recording artist, Jake'O. Jake was in the studio to promote his new music and talk about what he's been up to since his last record.
Guests: Phil Nee, Jake'O
Richland County Historical Society President, Ken Thiede, was our guest on the Morning Show on August 6. Ken talked about the history of Richland County with host Phil Nee.
Jeff Evan was the guest for the first part of the Morning Show with Phil Nee. Jeff spoke about the history of Cazenovia.
The upcoming golf outing fundraiser for the Riverdale Communities Education Foundation was the topic of the second half of the Morning Show on August 1.
The upcoming Richland Center National Night Out event was the focus of the Morning Show on July 31.
The topic of the Morning Show on July 30 was an update on the Richland School District from Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board.
Morning Show host, Phil Nee, spoke with music artist, Ashley Ryan, on the program for July 29.
The 2024 Walk with GRACE survivors were featured on the July 26 Morning Show. Tara Weitzel, Marge Benson and Jacque DeYager told their stories on the program. GRACE board member June Nee previewed the upcoming walk as well.
Morning Show host, Phil Nee, sat down with new Alice in Dairyland, Halei Heinzel, for the first part of the program on July 25.
Music Artist Jacob Smalley was on the second part of the Morning Show on July 24. Jacob talked about how he got into music and played live for our listeners.
The first half of the Morning Show on July 24 featured members of the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin.
Staff from the Starlite 14 Drive-In were guests on the second part of the Morning Show on July 23.
The first part of the Morning Show on July 23 featured information on the upcoming Jennifer Britt Breast Cancer Benefit on August 10 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
WRCO's JoAnn Krulatz spoke with Rep. Katrina Shankland during the second part of the Morning Show on July 22.
The first part of the Morning Show on July 22 focused on the upcoming Plain Fire and EMS Three Day Festival.
The Morning Show on July 19 featured information on the Richland School District Greenhouse Project.
The first half of the Morning Show on July 18 was dedicated to the upcoming Richland Center Adult Prom fundraiser for the Richland Center Aquatic Center that will be held on Saturday, July 20th at the Phoenix Center in Richland Center.
Cast and crew from the Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin summer production of "The Music Man," were on the Morning Show on July 17.
Cathy Lins and Paul Wiertzema from NHS of Richland County were on the Morning Show on July 13 to talk about rehab and new construction.
The Morning Show today featured Rachel Boe, who is a graduate from the Richland County Drug Court.
Our friends from Tiny Acres Farm visited WRCO for the first part of the Morning Show on July 11.
The first half of the Morning Show on July 10 featured information on the new AARP Election Poll.
The Morning Show on July 9 featured health advice on dealing with tick bites and other bug related issues.
River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, was on the Morning Show to talk about the school district and plans that are being worked on during the summer months.
The first part of the Morning Show on July 5 featured information on the upcoming Kiwanis Club backpack fundraiser.
Richland County Tourism Coordinator, Marty Richards, was on the Morning Show on July 3 to provide an update on events going on in the area.
The Morning Show on July 1 featured Mayor Todd Coppernoll. Todd was on the program to provide his monthly community update.
The Morning Show on June 28 was dedicated to GRACE. Board members from GRACE joined Phil Nee to provide an update on upcoming events and discuss the upcoming Walk for GRACE.
Former professional baseball player, Vern Geishert , was on the Morning Show on June 27 to discuss his career with Phil Nee.
The Spring Green Arts and Crafts Fair will be held Saturday, June 29 and Sunday, June 30. It was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on June 26.
The upcoming Thunderfest event was the topic of the Morning Show on June 25. The event will be held on Saturday, June 29 at Krouskop Park from 12:00 PM to 11:30 PM.
The second part of the Morning Show on June 21 featured information on the upcoming blood drive sponsored by Julie Cairns State Farm Insurance being held on Tuesday, June 25.
Emily Dolan, Richland School District Director of Marketing and Communications, was on the Morning Show on June 21 to talk about the Summer Food Program.
The Morning Show on June 20 was dedicated to the Pine Valley Repeaters who are holding a field day on Saturday, June 22 at 11:00 AM at the Richland Center Airport.
The first part of the Morning Show on June 19 focused on the upcoming Gospel to Haiti benefit on June 21 at the Richland County Fairgrounds from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show on June 18 to discuss the Richland School District and things being worked on heading into the upcoming school year.
WRCO Morning Show host Phil Nee had a special guest on the program for June 17. Author David Benjamin was on the program to talk about his latest work.
River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, was on the Morning Show on June 13 to talk about the River Valley School District and the new survey.
The upcoming Taste of the Hills event was the focus of the first half of the Morning Show on June 12.
The topic of the Morning Show on June 11 featured information on elder abuse. Members from Richland County ADRC were on the program to discuss the topic with Elder Abuse Awareness Day being held on Saturday, June 15th.
The Morning Show on June 10th welcomed Civic Media CEO, Sage Weil. Sage was on the program to talk about his background and the creation of the Civic Media Radio Network.
Members from the Southwest Wisconsin Pullers were guests on the Morning Show on June 7. They talked about the upcoming pulling season.
The upcoming rodeo at the Richland County Fairgrounds was the focus of the first half of the Morning Show on June 6, 2024.
The first half of the Morning Show on June 5 featured information on the upcoming Wizards of Rods event being held from June 14 through June 16.
Some of the cast and crew from the upcoming Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin summer production of "The Music Man," were on the Morning Show on June 4.
WRCO's Morning Show welcomed Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll, and City Attorney, Michael Windle, for a community update on June 3rd.
Morning Show host, Phil Nee, was on location for the program on May 31. The 43rd Richland County Dairy Breakfast will be held at the Huff-Nel-Sons Farm in rural Ithaca. The upcoming event was the focus of the Morning Show.
The Morning Show on May 30 featured a recap of this year's Riverdale Communities Education Foundation Awards Program.
The Morning Show on May 29 featured information on services provided to veterans in need.
The second half of the Morning Show on May 28 put the spotlight on the upcoming Cops and Bobbers Fishing Derby hosted by the Richland Center Police and Parks & Recreation departments.
The upcoming Iowa County Dairy Breakfast was the topic of the first half of the Morning Show on May 28, 2024. This year's breakfast is being hosted by Denny and Kandy, Nordean and Julie Putz and their families.
Phil Nee spoke with Chris Gerber during Stroke Awareness Month about Chris' stroke journey.
The upcoming Apache Blues: Welcome Home event on Saturday, May 25 was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on May 23rd.
Richland Economic Development Director, Jasen Glasbrenner, was on the Morning Show program on May 23rd.
Members of the Symons Sharks Swim Team were on the Morning Show on May 22, to talk about the upcoming season.
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show on May 21st to provide an update on the schools heading into the final few days of the current school year.
JoAnne Potter was on the second half of the Morning Show on May 17, 2024. JoAnne is the oldest graduate of Honors College.
Richland Market and District Coordinator, Emily Dolan, was on the first half of the Morning Show on May 17, 2024.
Author Charlie Hillman was on the Morning Show on May 16 to talk about her experiences with mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Richland Center Tourism Director, Marty Richards, was on the Morning Show on May 15 to talk with Phil about tourism in Richland Center.
The final stretch of the River Valley School District current school year was the focus of the Morning Show on May 13.
Bret Hoffmann, from Marcus Theatres, talks about the big summer movies coming to the big screen.
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Don Rosen with Friday morning wake-up fun, along with local news, weather, sports, contests and comedy.
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Randy Bryant, President/CEO of Ten Chimneys, the home of Broadway stars Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine, in Genesee Depot, Wisconsin, talks about its history, tours and special events on the estate.
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Don Rosen with Thursday morning wake-up fun, along with local news, weather, sports, contests and comedy.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and mental health was also the focus of the Morning Show on May 9.
Information on new scams and way to avoid them were the focus of the second half of the Morning Show on May 8.
Members from the Greater Richland Area Chamber of Commerce were guests on the Morning Show on May 9.
Members from Community Members of Southwest Wisconsin were on the Morning Show on May 7 to talk about upcoming auditions for the next big production, "Music Man."
Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll, was in the studio for the Morning Show on May 6 to provide a community update.
Dementia Care Specialist, Pam Kul-Berg, was on the Morning Show on May 3 to discuss Brain Health.
Members from Richland County Veterans Services were on the Morning Show on May 2, 2024. They discussed the busy month of May and all of the activities that they have coming up.
The upcoming GRACE dance fundraiser was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on May 1.
Members from the Richland County Aging and Disability Resource Center were guests on the first part of the Morning Show on May 1.
The Morning Show on April 30 was all about Weston Schools. Phil sat down to talk with staff from the schools about the latest happenings.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second part of the Morning Show on April 29 included Tanner Behling. Tanner will be the next Spanish teacher at the Richland Center High School.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first half of the Morning Show on April 29 featured students from St. Mary School as they talked about this year's Walk For Virtues activities.
Guest: Phil Nee
Members from the Walk With GRACE Board were on the Morning Show on April 26 to provide an update on the groups activities.
The focus of the second half of the Morning Show on April 25 put the spotlight on an upcoming art show at Weston Schools.
The first half of the Morning Show on April 25 featured readings from the winners of the local Delta Kappa Gamma Literary Contest winners.
The Morning Show on April 24 featured an update on the Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship Program/CESA 3.
Alan Morawiec, Founder of the Holocaust Shoe Project, was our guest on the Morning Show on April 22. Alan talked about the goal of the project and his background.
The second part of the Morning Show on April 19 featured an update with the Richland Area Farmers Market.
Emily Dolan, Director of Marketing and Communications, at the Richland School District was on the Morning Show on April 19 to provide a school district update.
Dr. Jerry Bower was our guest on the Morning Show for the final segment on April 18. The topic being discussed with the Richland Community Food Pantry.
Guest: Phil Nee
WRCO's JoAnn Krulatz sat down with meteorologist Bob Lindmeier for the second part of the Morning Show on April 18.
The first part of the Morning Show on April 18 featured information on upcoming Hillpoint VFW events.
Members from the Riverdale High School Drama Club were on the Morning Show on April 17 to talk about the upcoming performance of "The Bookstore."
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show program on April 15 featured a state legislative update.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Richland Center Kiwanis Club and Kinship of Richland County upcoming fundraiser was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on April 12.
Guest: Phil Nee
Author Len Harris was our guest on the Morning Show on April 11. Len spoke with Phil about his new book, "Yesterday and Tomorrow."
Guest: Phil Nee
Michelle Reinen with the Wisconsin Department of Ag, Trade and Consumer Protection was our guest on the second half of the Morning Show on April 10.
Mike Fredrick was our guest on the first half of the Morning Show on April 10. Mike is the new owner of Town and Country TV and Appliance in Richland Center.
River Valley School District Administrator, Loren Glasbrenner, was on the Morning Show on April 8 to talk with host Phil Nee and provide an update on the latest happenings in the school district.
Our guest on the second half of the Morning Show on April 5 was Dr. Stephen Wolk from the Richland Hospital.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Wisconsin Board on Aging and Long-Term Care program is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year. It was the focus of the first half of the Morning Show on April 5.
Guest: Phil Nee
Todd Coppernoll was on the Morning Show on April 4. Todd was back on the program following his re-election as mayor of Richland Center.
Guest: Phil Nee
It was already time to talk about the upcoming UW-Richland Homecoming. The upcoming activities were the focus of the first half of the Morning Show on April 4.
Guest: Phil Nee
Members from the Ithaca High School FFA were on the Morning Show on April 3. They were on the program to discuss upcoming events.
Guest: Phil Nee
Upcoming events and a recent donation to the Richland Cetner Fire Department were the topic during the Morning Show on April 3.
Guest: Phil Nee
Upcoming events and a recent donation to the Richland Cetner Fire Department were the topic during the Morning Show on April 3.
Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show on April 1 featured members from the group, Economic Equity Now. They spoke about the groups dealings and it's goals.
Guest: Phil Nee
Richland School District Athletic Trainers were on the Morning Show on March 29 to talk about the Richland Sports Medicine program.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first half of the Morning Show on March 28 featured information on Impact Life with Erica Davidson.
Guest: JoAnn Krulatz
Richland Center City Clerk, Aaron Joyce, was on the second part of the Morning Show on March 28 to talk about preparation going into the upcoming election and voting day.
Guest: JoAnn Krulatz
Dieticians from the Richland Hospital were guests on the Morning Show on March 27 to give advice on healthy eating options.
Guest: Phil Nee
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the Morning Show on March 26 to discuss the upcoming vote on the Richland School District Referendum.
Guest: JoAnn Krulatz
The second half of the Morning Show on March 25 featured an update from Discovery Playschool.
Guest: Phil Nee
The upcoming 3K/5K Wellness Stride event was the topic of the first half of the Morning Show on March 25.
Guest: Phil Nee
Walk with GRACE will hold a new event this year in addition to the annual walk. Race for GRACE will take place on May 18 and the upcoming event was the focus of the Morning Show on March 22.
Guest: Phil Nee
Upcoming events with the Richland County Jr. Dairy Breeders was the focus of the second half of the Morning Show on March 21.
The Morning Show on March 21 featured current Richland Center Mayor Todd Coppernoll who will be up for re-election in the upcoming election.
Guest: Phil Nee
WRCO's Beau Hinrichs sat down to talk with members from the Richland County Performing Arts Council about the upcoming concert fundraiser, "Symphony on the Rocks," on March 20.
Guest: Beau Hinrichs
The first half of the Morning Show on March 20 provided information on the upcoming Kickapoo Referendum that will be part of the upcoming election.
Guest: Phil Nee
The second half of the Morning Show on September 13 featured information on the upcoming 2nd annual Bethlehem Lutheran Fall Festival.Guest: Phil Nee
The Hill and Valley Exploration Tour: A Celebration of Rural Living is a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful hills and valleys, view the fall colors, shop the fall harvest at rural farms, restaurants and businesses, and learn about the vibrant small farm economy of Northern Sauk, Richland and Juneau Counties.Guest: Phil Nee
Richland Center Mayor Todd Coppernoll was in the WRCO studio for his monthly update with Morning Show host Phil Nee.Guests: Todd Coppernoll, Phil Nee
The second half of the Morning Show on September 7 featured doctors from the Richland Hospital as they discussed pain management.Guest: Phil Nee
The first half of the Morning Show on September 7 had a preview of the upcoming Alumni Bash hosted by the Richland Alumni FFA.Guest: Phil Nee
Richland School District District Administrator Steve Board was our guest on the Morning Show as he talked with host Phil Nee about the first day of classes and how they went. He also talked about the start to the school year for the two charter schools.Guest: Phil Nee
The upcoming fall opener for the Muscoda Chamber of Commerce was the focus of the first half of the Morning Show program today. Phil Nee spoke with, Muscoda Chamber Vice President, Matt Schneider about the event.Guest: Phil Nee
It was time to sit down with members of the Rotary Club of Richland County on the Morning Show and see what the group has been up to and what events they have coming up.Guest: Phil Nee
The focus of the Morning Show on August 30 was Discovery Playschool. With the new school year upon us, the school is holding an open house and welcoming those interested in enrolling their children to see what the school has to offer.Guest: Phil Nee
Richland County Historical Society President Ken Thiede was our guest on the Morning Show for August 29th. Phil had the chance to sit down with Ken to discuss the group’s latest projects.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee spoke with members from the Walk With GRACE Committee about how the big walk went this year.Guest: Phil Nee
WRCO welcomed author Doug Bradley to the Morning Show. Doug is a Madison-based Vietnam veteran and co-author (with Craig Werner) of We Gotta Get Out of This Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War, named by Rolling Stone magazine as the #1 music book of 2015.Guest: Phil Nee
The topic of today’s Morning Show was the upcoming Blue River Autumn Fest. The event runs from Friday, August 25 through Sunday, August 27.Guest: Phil Nee
Adam Hess wasn’t taking calls for Prime Mover when he sat down with Phil for the Morning Show. Adam was on the program to discuss the new school year for the Ithaca School District. Adam also serves as the Ithaca School District IT Director.Guests: Adam Hess, Phil Nee
Morning Show host, Phil Nee, sat down for the monthly State Legislative Update with Wisconsin State Senator Howard Marklein and Wisconsin State Representative Tony Kurtz.Guests: Phil Nee, Howard Marklein, Tony Kurtz
The upcoming Dementia Live program hosted by the Richland County Aging and Disability Resource Center was the topic of today’s Morning Show.Guest: Phil Nee
As a brand-new school year is about to start, we welcomed staff from the Richland School District to talk about some of the changes that students can expect they return to class.Guest: Phil Nee
Richland County Fair Coordinator, Carla Doudna, was our guest on the Morning Show today. Phil interviewed Carla about this year’s Richland County Fair. This year’s fair will run from September 6 through September 10 at the Richland County Fairgrounds.Guest: Phil Nee
WRCO welcomed members from 4PeteSake to the station for the Morning Show. The upcoming Day in the Park Fundraiser scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at North Park in Spring Green from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM.Guest: Phil Nee
The topic of today’s Morning Show was the upcoming Richland Area Community Choir Concert and Joint Voice Recital.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee interviewed River Valley School District Administrator Loren Glasbrenner about preparations that the school district was making for the upcoming school year.Guest: Phil Nee
On Thursday, August 10th, the Walk with GRACE Survivors Reception and Captains Night was held. Two guest speakers for the event included Dr. Kenny Lambert of the UW Carbone Cancer Center in Madison and Dr. Paraic Kenny from the Kabara Cancer Research Institute. The two doctors shared information about the money that GRACE has donated […]Guest: Phil Nee
The topic of today’s Morning Show was the fundraising efforts for Smiles For a Child charity organization.
Our guest on the Morning Show today was attorney Tyler Wilkinson of Wilkinson Law Group. Tyler spoke with Phil about a number of topics including estate planning.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee interviewed Richland School District Administrator Steve Board on today’s program. Board spoke about the upcoming school year and helping kids prepare to return.Guests: Phil Nee, Steve Board
Morning Show host Phil Nee sat down for our monthly visit with Richland Center Mayor Todd Coppernoll. Todd provided updates on new area businesses and other local happenings.Guest: Phil Nee
Today’s Morning Show program featured the Symons Recreation Complex. Host Phil Nee interviewed members from the board and even a member of the Symons Sharks Swim Team.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee interviewed Riverdale Communities Education Foundation member Greg Kinney about the upcoming golf outing fundraiser. The two discussed what activities would be held at the event.Guest: Phil Nee
There was a very special guest in the WRCO studio for the Morning Show. Ms. Skeeter the Clown was on the program to discuss the upcoming Culpepper and Merriweather Circus performances in Richland Center scheduled for August 13 and August 14!Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee spoke with Richland Center Tourism Director Marty Richards about what he and other area groups have been working on to promote tourism in Richland Center and the surrounding area.Guest: Phil Nee
The topic of today’s Morning Show program was on the upcoming Rock and Roll Reunion 2023 event in Woodman, WI on Saturday, August 5th.Guest: Phil Nee
Phil Nee had a chance to sit down with members of the River Valley Area Community Gardens group and get an update with how the season has been going for them.Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show spotlight was on GRACE and the upcoming walk set for Friday, August 11th at Krouskop Park, Richland Center. Host Phil Nee spoke with members of the committee about what those attending can expect and information on the WRCO Radio Auction starting Monday, August 31st.Guest: Phil Nee
The Morning Show featured information on the 3rd annual National Night Out program hosted by the Partners for Prevention of Richland County. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, August 1 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM on the UW-Richland Campus.Guest: Phil Nee
Singer Randy Plunkett is set to perform at the Richland Area Farmers Market on July 26th. Morning Show host Phil Nee sat down with Randy for an interview before the big event.Guests: Phil Nee, Randy Plunkett
Morning Show host Phil Nee discussed the Great Economy Project with Patriotic Millionaires Director Cat Hadley.Guests: Phil Nee, Cat Hadley
Host Phil Nee interviewed local author Terry Berg about his new book, “Amalgamated.”Guests: Phil Nee, Terry Berg
Host Phil Nee interviewed the cast of Heidi, the Community Players of Southwest Wisconsin summer play. Performances will be held Friday, July 28 and Saturday, July 29 at 7:00 PM and Sunday, July 30 at 1:00 PM at the Coppertop Theatre on the UW Platteville-Richland Campus. Performances will also be held Saturday, August 5 at […]Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee spoke with Kim Siefkes and Shari Johnson about the Richland School District. They also talked about a new project that they have been working on.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show host Phil Nee interviewed members from the Richland Hospital and Clinics Board. They discussed what has been going on behind the scenes with a number of the hospital’s projects.Guest: Phil Nee
Morning Show guest host JoAnn living in interviewed members of the Southwest Wisconsin Homeless Prevention Coalition. The group serves those living in Iowa, Green, Lafayette, Richland and Grant counties.
Guest: JoAnn Krulatz
Morning Show guest host JoAnn Krulatz interviewed Wisconsin State Senator Howard Marklein and State Representative Todd Novak to find out the latest happenings within the Wisconsin State Legislature.
Guests: Howard Marklein, Todd Novak, JoAnn Krulatz
Morning Show host Phil Nee and guest co-host Beau Hinrichs spoke with Pam Kintz about her decision to retire after teaching in the Richland School District for 50 years.
Guests: Phil Nee, Beau Hinrichs, Pam Kintz
Morning Show host, Phil Nee, discussed economic development with Richland Center Economic Development Director, Jasen Glasbrenner and Southwest Business Consultant, Nora Roughen-Schmidt.Guest: Phil Nee
Richland School District Administrator, Steve Board, provided an update on the latest happenings within the school district with Morning Show host, Phil Nee.Guests: Phil Nee, Steve Board
Today's Morning Show program featured information on the upcoming 2023 Boaz Fun Daze event and the local Richland Area Farmers Market.
Guest: Phil Nee
The first three hours of Max Ink Radio features artist interviews and songs of artists from Wisconsin. Interviews for April 8th 2023 Hoozels at the Lakes, WIRI 105.5FM and Max Ink Radio present the Rise To Music singer/songwriter competition. Organizers Meaghan and Casey Benz along with 105.5FM’s Steph Schmid have all the info on the […]Guests: Molly Fish, seasaw, Hoozels at the Lake, Meahgan & Casey Benz, Steph Schmid
The second segment of the Morning Show on January 19 featured discussion about the Richland Center Community Food Pantry.Guest: Ron Fruit
Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with members from Walk with GRACE to provide an update on the latest happenings and fundraising efforts.Guest: Ron Fruit
It was a full studio during the Morning Show on Monday. Host Ron Fruit spoke with Wisconsin State Senator Howard Marklein and Wisconsin State Representatives Todd Novak, Travis Tranel and Tony Kurtz. The program featured a state legislative update.Guests: Ron Fruit, Howard Marklein, Tony Kurtz, Travis Tranel, Todd Novak
Rock discusses healthcare options for veterans in Wood County, mental health issues, and other topics.Guest: Rock Larson
The Morning Show on Tuesday, December 20th featured special programming from the Riverdale Drama Club. Members from the drama club presented “The Worst Production of the Snow Queen Ever.” Directed by Rebekah Noll and Chris Simonson.
Morning Show host Ron Fruit was joined in the studio by Wisconsin State Senator Howard Marklein and Assembly Representative Tony Kurtz on December 19th for a legislative update.Guests: Ron Fruit, Howard Marklein, Tony Kurtz
The Morning Show on December 2nd featured students from UW Platteville-Richland. The students shared their perspective of what the suspension of academic classes means for their future.Guest: Ron Fruit
Members from the Richland Center High School FFA were guest on the Morning Show program on Monday, November 28th. Host Ron Fruit spoke with FFA members about the latest events that they are working on.
Rotary Lights in the Park Chairperson, Dottie Behling, spoke with Morning Show host Ron Fruit and provided an update on the 2022 Rotary Lights in the Park event during the show on November 23rd.
The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Drive was the focus of the Morning Show on November 22nd. Morning Show host, Ron Fruit, spoke with Jay B. Mueller about the need for volunteers for this year's drive.
The focus of the Morning Show program on November 18th was the start of the gun deer hunting season with area conservation wardens.
During the 2nd segment of the Morning Show on November 17th, the focus of the program was on Smiles For a Child. The local program helps purchase Christmas gifts for children who would go without any during the holiday season.
Taylor Schaefer, the 75th Alice in Dairyland, was the guest on the Morning Show for November 17th. Taylor spoke with Ron Fruit about her experiences so far in being the current Alice in Dairyland.
Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with the new Director of the Richland Hospital Foundation, Angie Coenen, about her background and joining the Richland Hospital Foundation.
During International Education Week, Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with some of the international high school students going to school at the Richland Center High School.
Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with Michelle Reinen about consumer protection during the program on November 10th.
Members from the Richland County Historical Society were our guests on the Morning Show program today as they discussed the latest happenings with host Ron Fruit.
Host and Producer of Connect MKE, Denise Callaway joins to tell us about the final episodes of Connect MKE.
Comedians Mark Vegas, Greg Bach, Ryan Mason, Raegan Niemela, and Luise Noe join for a political ads roast for election day.
Morning Show host, Ron Fruit, spoke with the mayor of Richland Center, Todd Coppernoll, about the latest happenings in the community. Ron also spoke with Dr. Tammy Evetovich, who is the Interim Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services at UW Platteville-Richland.
Today’s Morning Show featured the cast of “Strange Days at Summer Camp,” which is the fall production at the Richland Center High School. Host Ron Fruit spoke with cast members about preparing for their roles and what people can expect when they attend performances.
The UW Platteville-Richland fall play, “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,” was the topic of the Morning Show on Wednesday, November 2. Phil Nee spoke with the cast of the play about the upcoming performances.
The Morning Show on October 26th featured discussion on Operation Christmas Child. The local program helps families in need make sure there is a present under the tree for the kids.
Senior at UW-Green Bay, community organizer, and Candidate for the 88th Assembly District, Hannah Beauchamp-Pope talks about her campaign.
Executive Director of the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers, Tom Lochner teaches us about cranberry harvesting.
Former Journalist, Author, and a health tech investor at OMERS Ventures, Chrstina Farr and Partner at 7wireVentures Alyssa Jaffee talk about health tech for women.
The 2nd Annual Boo at the Barn event is coming up on Sunday, October 25th. The event was the focus of the Morning Show on October 25th. The event will be held at Tiny Acres Farms from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM. Admission is free, and all are invited!
The Richland Hospital recently added a number of new doctors to join the team. Host Ron Fruit spoke with Dr. Lauren Thomas, Dr. Brian Kroll, and Dr. Mysa Nguyen about their journey and joining the Richland Hospital.
Medicare was the featured topic on the Morning Show for Thursday, October 20th. Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with Joanne Welsh who is the Elder Benefit Specialist at the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Southwest Wisconsin-Richland.
The Morning Show put the local spotlight on Kinship of Richland County and the hard work they put in to help local youth. Host Ron Fruit spoke with Michele Nolen-Karras and volunteers Randy Durst and Colleen Pulvermacher to find out what the group has been up to as of late.
The focus of today’s Morning Show was on the Mozart Committee and the planning being done for the upcoming “For Kids From 1 to 92” concert fundraiser set for December 18th at the Richland Center High School. Morning Show host Ron Fruit spoke with committee members Jeff Behrens, Mark Bassett, and Keith Ruetten about the […]
Ron Fruit spoke with Richland County 4-H Extension Educator, Karleen Craddock, about the importance of 4-H for local youth and their families.
Earl discusses with Conner the history of behind the current state of black youth living in inner-city neighborhoods.
Earl sits down with Dr. Michael Rosen to discuss the increasing costs of education and the cutting of entitlement programs.
BRYAN! The man, the myth, the legend is in person! We catch him up on all the headlines and everything he’s missed since he has been traveling this great state setting up new stations. Get ready for some tangents! Your calls, texts and tangents at 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
DuelingTangents is LIVE Wisconsin Department of Justice is investigating election fraud! Isn’t that what Republicans wanted? Plus, Wisconsin taxpayers are stuck with another #GablemanBill after a Dane County Court ruling and more! Your calls, texts and tangents at 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
If you aren’t going to AtwoodFest tonight, then at least listen to Max Ink Radio, LIVE, starting at 6pm(CST)! At 7:30pm, meet Amelie & Jon of 7000apart! The Green Bay-based duo has a cool story of love & music; plus, how they originally connected on both will surprise you! (They’ve been on “Sweden’s Got Talent,” […]
What you see, is what you get. Join Pizza Box Mike every Saturday at noon for his show Outside the Pizza Box. Your calls welcome at (844)967-2789!
Every Saturday at 11:00, join Jason Hafeman for Let’s Get Local! Jason dives in to what local businesses and organizations are doing that make our community unique. Hear from business owners, non-profit directors, and community leaders about the importance of our local economy. Join Jason on-air by calling (844)967-2789 or go to danebuylocal.com to learn […]
Thanks for tuning into Morning Canoli’s with Jim Santelle! Jim is Devil Radio’s resident Legal Eagle and a former U.S. Attorney, join us to hear his takes on the precarious situation we find ourselves in as a Nation. Can the rule of law prevail? Call or Text the show on Saturdays between 9am and 11 […]
Thanks for tuning into Morning Canoli’s with Jim Santelle! Jim is Devil Radio’s resident Legal Eagle and a former U.S. Attorney, join us to hear his takes on the precarious situation we find ourselves in as a Nation. Can the rule of law prevail? Call or Text the show on Saturdays between 9am and 11 […]
Thanks for tuning into The Empowered Caregiver Community! Today we’re joined by Susanne White, an Author from The Caregiver Warrior, an organization focused not only on self-care, but empowering caregivers to be Fearless, Courageous, and Passionate about protecting ithose they care for.
Thanks for tuning into In Pursuit Of Sunshine! https://in-pursuit-of-sunshine.squarespace.com/ipos-on-air Welcome to IPOS on air with Noemy! Join us as we discuss climate justice, how it intersects with all aspects of our lives, and how you can work towards a more sustainable and equitable world, because it is our responsibility to take care of our community. […]
Thanks for tuning into Dueling Tangents! Luke and Evan discuss the suspension of Sarah Godlewski’s campaign, as she throws her support behind Mandela Barnes in the race for WI Senate. Call or text the show @ 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Thanks for tuning into Dueling Tangents! Luke and Evan discuss the end of Alex lasry’s Senatorial campaign, a classy primary, and why ‘spoiling your ballot’ isn’t nearly as bad as it sounds. Call or text the show @ 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Dr Tim Slekar – Host Dr Johnny Lupinacci – Cohost We don’t need no education!… Right? #BustEDPencils Live tonight at 8 pm EST / 7 pm CST. Listen Live here: https://www.devilradio927.com/listen-live/
Thanks for tuning into Dueling Tangents! Luke takes the wheel while Bryan is DEFINITELY not in Evan’s basement. Seriously. Calls and Texts to the show @ 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
You’re now part of the resistance. Join Mark Thomsen, attorney and WI Elections Commissioner, in heeding the call! Mondays at 7pm central time we will be discussing the perilous position Wisconsin finds itself in. We’ll talk about what’s at risk, meet the players on both sides, and tell YOU how you can do your part […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
What you see, is what you get. Join Pizza Box Mike every Saturday at noon for his show Outside the Pizza Box. Your calls welcome at (844)967-2789!
Every Saturday at 11:00, join Jason Hafeman for Let’s Get Local! Jason dives in to what local businesses and organizations are doing that make our community unique. Hear from business owners, non-profit directors, and community leaders about the importance of our local economy. Join Jason on-air by calling (844)967-2789 or go to danebuylocal.com to learn […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Show #56 Title: When Zealots Gain Power Kirk, Kristin and Pat discuss the different ways that people who used to be considered on the extreme fringes of the political spectrum are now in some powerful positions—not just at the state and national levels, but local, too. Two concerned citizens from Sparta talk about how their […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Dr Tim Slekar – Host Dr Johnny Lupinacci – Cohost We don’t need no education!… Right? #BustEDPencils Live tonight at 8 pm EST / 7 pm CST. Listen Live here: https://www.devilradio927.com/listen-live/
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
You’re now part of the resistance. Join Mark Thomsen, attorney and WI Elections Commissioner, in heeding the call! Mondays at 7pm central time we will be discussing the perilous position Wisconsin finds itself in. We’ll talk about what’s at risk, meet the players on both sides, and tell YOU how you can do your part […]
Thanks for tuning into Dueling Tangents w/ Luke & Bryan! Call or Text during the show @ 844-967-2789
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
Max Ink Radio is a local radio music show in the Dane County and Madison, Wisconsin area with hosts Jimmy K and Rökker. The show features plenty of local music from past and present artists as well as interviews, show previews, and much more! Call in at 844 967 2789
What you see, is what you get. Join Pizza Box Mike every Saturday at noon for his show Outside the Pizza Box. Your calls welcome at (844)967-2789!
Every Saturday at 11:00, join Jason Hafeman for Let’s Get Local! Jason dives in to what local businesses and organizations are doing that make our community unique. Hear from business owners, non-profit directors, and community leaders about the importance of our local economy. Join Jason on-air by calling (844)967-2789 or go to danebuylocal.com to learn […]
Thanks for tuning into Morning Canoli’s with Jim Santelle! Jim is Devil Radio’s resident Legal Eagle and a former U.S. Attorney, join us to hear his takes on the precarious situation we find ourselves in as a Nation. Can the rule of law prevail? Call or Text the show on Saturdays between 9am and 11 […]
Thanks for tuning into Morning Canoli’s with Jim Santelle! Jim is Devil Radio’s resident Legal Eagle and a former U.S. Attorney, join us to hear his takes on the precarious situation we find ourselves in as a Nation. Can the rule of law prevail? Call or Text the show on Saturdays between 9am and 11 […]
Thanks for tuning into In Pursuit Of Sunshine! https://in-pursuit-of-sunshine.squarespace.com/ipos-on-air Welcome to IPOS on air with Noemy! Join us as we discuss climate justice, how it intersects with all aspects of our lives, and how you can work towards a more sustainable and equitable world, because it is our responsibility to take care of our community. […]
TGIF! Today @MurphyForWI joins me to talk about: Speaking people’s political language The power of TikTok and The James Webb Space Telescope reminds us of the insignificance of it all! Join us at 12pm CT: https://asgoeswisconsin.com/listen/
DuelingTangents is LIVE Bryan is HERE! In studio, alive. We’re going to catch up, share the news and take your calls. Your calls, texts and tangents at 844-967-2789!
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Matt Flynn – Direct is a no-holds-barred political conversation every morning. Matt Flynn shares his perspective as a former chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and decades of experience as an attorney in Milwaukee. Right, left, or center; Matt takes on all callers and remember, you’re not woke if you don’t know history. As […]
Thanks for tuning into Dueling Tangents! Taking a closer look at the candidate Tim Michels who is turning out to be the frontrunner in the GOP’s gubernatorial primary. We are also keeping an eye on a number of Wisconsin headlines! Your calls, texts and tangents at 844-967-2789!