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Pet Peeve's
What are your pet peeve's? We talk about it.
 
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Misc. Topics Continued
More on the tornado and Menards. Plus, Mick Gilbertson from the Janesville Armory surprises us with a hummus taste test.
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Misc. Topics
First, remarks from President Obama on the tornado that ripped through Oklahoma. Then, ideas on what the old Menards should become.
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Boat Safety Week
US Coast Guard Auxiliary members Richard Biddinger and Dan Soergel will join us to preview Safe Boating Week and offer boaters some special safety inspections.
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Fun For All Friday
A recent article in the Janesville Gazette sparks a conversation on teachers.
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Gazette Reporter Neil Johnson
Janesville Gazette reporter Neil Johnson joins us to discuss public records in light of his story regarding the growing problem of inaccessibility of records by the media which has now become an issue in Rock County.
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Mike Reuters-RCHS
How important has agriculture been to the development of "America's Bread Basket"? The historical society has an ongoing exhibit that takes you from the seed to the spoon. We find out about this exhibit and other happenings at the RCHS.
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Miscellaneous Topics
Sound-Off comments, John Whitcomb with a new trash system update, and the definition of a "Chancellor."
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Stephanie Klett
Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Stephanie Klett is in to share the success of tourism in Wisconsin. Also, an update from the Janesville Farmers Market.
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Janesville Schools
Some changes are coming to our high school schedules and credit requirements. We'll talk with the Janesville School District's Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Director, Kim Ehrhardt about the modifications. As well as Craig Principal, Dr. Alison
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Motorcycle Safety
Curtis and Rebecca Pierce from the Goldwing Road Riders Association are in to talk about motorcycle safety as well as an upcoming event.
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Health Care Costs
Recent reports have shed light on the growing problems in the cost of health care.
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WEDC
Your thoughts on problems at the WEDC, affects of the sequestration, and how to live life to the fullest.
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Internet Sales Tax
The conversation continues on legislation to put sales tax on internet purchases.
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Sportsmanship
A Salt Lake City soccer referee recently died from injuries sustained by a player. We talk about it.
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Alec Scholten - Storm Chaser
Its severe weather season and we talk with an avid storm chaser about severe weather and what those storm chasers can contribute to community safety.
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JPD Chief David Moore; Rock County DA, David O'Leary
Driving while intoxicated is a big problem in the state and our own community. We discuss the issues in depth from the enforcement and education efforts underway to curb the practice, to the court system and other factors that can result in a driver sti
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Kim Ketola
Kim Ketola comes at the issue of abortion from a real human experience and the issues she faced after the procedure including tremendous guilt and misgivings about the process. Kim now puts her energy into a positive series of blogs and books exploring t
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Julie Seeman-Family Caregiver Support Program
First, a discussion on contraceptives for the underage. Then, taking care of aging or ailing family can bring about unexpected stress for those providing the care. We talk with Julie Seeman about some tips and solutions for care givers.
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MS Society Walk
Curt Sauser and Margery Tibits-Wakefield are in to talk about an upcoming fundraiser.
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Miscellaneous Monday
The top 10 best and worst jobs of 2013. Plus, open phones on a variety of topics.
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Rent to Own
What does it mean to rent to own? We talk about it as well as payday loans.
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Dr. Scott Spaulding-Friends of Noah
A fundraiser is coming up this weekend for FoN, plus some valuable information about protecting your pet from rabies. Plus, a look at your weekend events.
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Paul Ryan/Open Phones
We get an update from the congressman. Then, open phone time on a variety of topics.
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Open Phones/Yuri Rashkin
More on free cell service. Then, one of the administrators to the Janesville Community Facebook page, Yuri Rashkin.
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Angie Edge
Angie Edge from the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board tells us everything we need to know about Grilled Cheese Month!
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Open Phones
New trash cans, capitalism, and debt are among the open phone topics this morning on YTS.
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Dancing With the Stars
The annual fundraising event for the Alzheimer's Support Center is coming up. We talk with a couple of the 'stars' of this years local dance competition, Andy & Jamie Murray, as well as Dan Wilcox from the Center.
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Internet Taxes/Gail Graham
The conversation on taxing internet purchases continues. Then, Gail Graham of the Southern Wisconsin Workforce Development Board previews and upcoming job fair.
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Glenn Disrude/Mark Dwyer - Trucks and Trees
Our guests have an upcoming tree sale in common. Glenn updates us on the winner of the "truck on ice" Kiwanis promotion as well as their upcoming tree sale. Mark Dwyer offers tree care and planting tips.
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Discovering Democracy
Several students who have recently returned from the Discovering Democracy trip to Washington will share the knowledge and insights they have gained into our nation's political processes.
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Ron Faiola - Wisconsin Supper Clubs
We chat with the author of a great new Wisconsin-themed book on classic supper clubs. Many of the featured clubs are in the WCLO Listening area. We explore the history and heritage of the famous Supper Club Tradition and what the future may hold. Youc
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Severe Weather Week
First, a sports update from WCLO Sports Director Al Fagerli. Then, it's Severe Weather Week and from the News 3 Weather Center, Gary Cannalte tells us how to be prepared.
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Deb Burma
Former Janesville resident and author Deb Burma discusses a new book addressing women's stuggles and how a Christian life can help.
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Rod Benstead - Money Smart Week
A statewide initiative to help consumers get smart about money will come to the Hedberg Public Library the week of April 20-27. Rod Benstead from Consumer Credit Counseling Service in Beloit and Janesville joins us for a preview of what you can learn.
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Immigration
A conversation on immigration and traveling to different countries. Plus, remarks from President Obama.
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Tragedy at the Boston Marathon
Review of the happenings at the Boston Marathon. Plus, critiquing the major news media. And insight from someone whose participated in the marathon, General Manager of WCLO Mike O'Brien.
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Miscellaneous Monday Continued
More on the 6 year old millionaire. Plus, a professor tells a student how it is; the immigration bill; and the gun debate.
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Miike Lecrone
The long time (and nearly legendary) director of the UW-Badger Band joins us to share some stories and tell you how you can experience the band "off the field' for their spring concert.
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Tim Cullen/BJSO
We check-in with State Senator Tim Cullen on a variety of topics. Then, the new Executive Director and the BJS Conductor drop by with the latest news and final performance details for the season.
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Fun For All Friday
Upcoming events, open phones, North Korea and an update from Janesville School Board President Bill Sodemann.
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What Happened to the News?
It seems like more and more news outlets are adding opinion and commentary into their stories. We talk about it.
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Miss Beloit and Miss Beloit Outstanding Teen
We visit with the newly crowned Miss Beloit,Paige Frendahl and Miss Beloit's Outstanding Teen, Rebecca Charles, who are both headed to the state pageant and discuss the pageant system, their platforms and why they would ultimately like to be the next Miss
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Open Phones
There's been a shake-up at JC Penny's. Later, a conversation on being homeless in America.
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Open Phones
Topics include: Business in Janesville and Gun Control.
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Cop Talk
Officer Chad Sullivan and Sgt. Brian Donohue are in with some spring safety tips and to answer your questions.
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Miscellaneous Monday
The name of the meat you buy might be changing. Plus, more on air travel and the wrongly convicted.
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Paul Freiberger - "When can you Start?”
The author of a book on interviewing skills joins us with tips and advice on how you can get potential employers to ask the question, "When can you Start?".
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Your Talk Show and Movies
With the news of Roger Ebert's passing, we reminisce, including our own "Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down rating." Then, open phones on airline troubles and being politically correct.
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Elizabeth Horvath/Mark Pocan
Elizabeth Horvath is in with a big JPAC announcement. Then, we catch up with our new 2nd Congressional District Congressman's first 100 days in office and discuss a rally in opposition to the GOP budget at which Rep. Pocan is appearing.
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Election Results
Tim has your local election results. Plus, an update on the sequester.
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Miscellaneous Topics
Commenting on news stories, strange and stupid news, and being politically correct.
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