Michael Krueger & Britney McKay
We preview this year's Holiday Spectacular performance and discuss the opportunity to give a Christmas gift of support to the Symphony.
 
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Open Phones/EMS Update
More on entitlements. Then, Dr. MacNeal joins us to discuss some recent donations and advancements in emergency care in our area.
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Focus on the Facts
With the anniversary of Pearl Harbor this weekend, Wade shares some facts.
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Miscellaneous Tuesday
Eric Friedman joins us to talk about choosing the right charity. Then, your thoughts on the legal drinking age and other alcohol regulations.
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Black Friday
Holiday movies, traditions, shopping, and highlighting some local businesses.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Normally people eat turkey on Thanksgiving... We're talking steak with Todd Simon of Omaha Steaks. Plus, a Thanksgiving preview.
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Rep. Deb Kolste
We look at the recently ended State Assembly session from the "other side of the aisle" with Representative Deb Kolste.
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Rep. Amy Loudenbeck
We talk about the recently finished Assembly session with Representative Loudenbeck and discuss the status of several pending bills.
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Kathryn Jeffers-The Long Trip To Arlington
First, some open phone time on cell phone etiquette. Then, UW professor, Kathryn Jeffers authors a book on her father's story of service to our country during Pearl Harbor and the lifelong effects on this Wisconsin veteran and his family.
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Open Phones/Nancy Bracken
First, your thoughts on the happenings within the Parkview School District. And the holidays can be especially tough for families with an expected or recent loss. We talk with Nancy Bracken about some of the programs and a fun opportunity to help raise
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Terry Burrington Guest Hosts
First, folks from Janesville Little Theater have all the details for their upcoming performance, The Nerd. Today marks the 50th Anniversary of the JFK Assassination. Where were you 50 years ago?
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Angie Edge/Butterball Turkey Hotline
Angie Edge gets us ready for the holiday season. Then, having turkey troubles? Phyllis Kramer and the folks at the Butterball Turkey Hotline can help.
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Kathy Voskuil/Niles Olson
First, we have information on a unique opportunity to learn about the local resources available to help navigate the Affordable Care Act with a special forum this evening at Blackhawk Tech. Then, ask the appliance doctor, Niles Olson.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on food share and other entitlement programs.
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Bags of Hope
First, some open phone time. Then, Superintendent Karen Schulte and Craig High School student Betsy Ennis give us all the details of Bags of Hope.
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Open Phones
There are new developments in the Affordable Care Act. We talk about it.
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President Obama
The President addresses issues with the Affordable Care Act.
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Brad Smith-Home Security
First, some discussion on the Affordable Care Act. Then, we take a look at the security options available and how practical those solutions are with Brad Smith of 1st Choice Lock and Security.
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Bill Leuders
Bill Leuders from the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism discusses the new book from Governor Scott Walker from an objective point of view -- something many of us may have difficulty in doing ourselves... Plus, open phones on guns.
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Crystal Buhmeyer-Beloit Holiday Parade
The big night is just a little over 2 weeks away. We talk about what the parade means to Beloit and how you can still join the fun. Plus, some open phone time.
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Open Phones
A listener complaint is addressed. Then, your thoughts on Obamacare, Act 10 and more.
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Henry Hansing- Badger Chordhawks
Barbershop Chorus isn't just for 'retired guys' as we find out in chatting with Mr. Hansing about the national organization, the increasing interest of students and this weekend's performance at JPAC.
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Parker YMCA opening
Tom DenBoer from the YMCA stops in to re-introduce us to the "Y" experience and discuss the opening of the new Milton facility. Before that - the dumbest things that have happened on the internet.
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Open Phones on all things holiday
Open phones continues ... shopping hours, religious displays, political correctness and more are thoughtfully discussed by our listeners.
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"Black" Thanksgiving Shopping Day
It used to be Black Friday... now more and more stores will open Thanksgiving night and one retailer will open at 6am. Should employers be more sensitive to family time needs of their employees? Its an open phones hour.
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Mark Finnegan - Vets Roll
The fifth annual trip to Washington D.C. to honor area vets is slated for May 18-21, 2014. We'll talk about the organization behind Vets Roll and how you can help.
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Open Phones - New Obamacare information
We look at a potential "marriage penalty" within the Affordable Care Act as well as an update on court challenges to the act concerning the provision of contraception.
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Gary Kohn
Some important info from our friends at Blackhawk Technical college regarding changes in the GED program and information on Diversity Week.
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Maria Sanchez/Congressman Paul Ryan
Maria Sanchez discusses the truth about Obamacare. Ms. Sanchez is an expert on Current News and Politics, spokesperson for the American Red Cross and has her own radio show. We look at the law, its rollout and what's good and bad about it. Then, wege
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Edmund Halabi
The owner of the Italian House describes the history and what it takes to be a small business in Janesville.
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Shop Local Expo
Sarah Kopp, one of the organizers of the Shop Local Expo, gives us all the details for this Sunday's event.
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ADHD/Open Phones
The number of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder diagnoses has skyrocketed in recent years. What's the cause? What are the options for families with the diagnosis. You might be surprised. We talk with Frank Granett, R.PH.
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Fun for all Friday
Footloose is coming to Craig High School, we talk with the director Adam Miller. Then, Brian Bowditch, owner of Burtness Chevrolet, gives us an update on the auto industry and has all the details of their big move into the new facility.
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Friends of the Oakhill Cemetary
No, its not a Halloween program per se', but there is a push on to save the Oakhill Cemetary Chapel and we talk about those efforts with Richard Snyder, Ron Sutterlin and Jim Crittenden.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on the teacher bonuses story in today's paper.
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Open Phones
More of your views on health care in the US.
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German Exchange Students
We visit with Hans-Peter Hirsch and exchange students Axel Klumpp and Sophia Klumpp about their experience and the benefits of the exchange program.
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Wednesday AM Optimists
What exactly are the optimist clubs all about? We find out with some local club members Kevin Murray and Patricia Jordan.
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School Safety
School safety and project Direct Connect are up for discussion when we're joined by Sgt. Brian Donohue of the Janesville Police Department and Dr. Yolanda Cargile - Director of At Risk and Multi-Cultural Programs and Principal at Rock River Charter School
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Miscellaneous Thursday
First, Laura Feit and Jenny Revels give us all the details of the What Women Want Expo. Then, Dr. Karen Schulte and Camilla Owen review a diversity program in the Janesville School District.
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Wheel Tax
Your thoughts on a newly proposed wheel tax in Janesville.
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Cop Talk
Officer Chad Sullivan and Captain Jude Maurer.
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Open Phones
Sportsmanship and more on the Snuggle House.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on journalism featuring Gazette Editor Scott Angus.
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Open Phones/Becky Kronberg
First, some open phone time. Then, we hear from State Fair Dairy Promotion Board President Becky Kronberg.
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Open Phones/Rock Aqua Jays
Open phones to begin the hour. Then, we talk about this year's production, prep, planning and tournament with Aqua Jays member, Taylor Palmby.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on terrorism, public security, and more.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on the recent closure of several US Embassies.
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Open Phones
Your thoughts on food trucks, drunk driving, and spelling.
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Open Phones
Topics include: cable companies, the Janesville Gazette, and more.
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Norm Aulabaugh
Veterans for Peace, is holding their 2013 National Convention in Madison, Wisconsin, August 7 – 11. We preview the event and discuss the interesting partnership of servicemen and women advocating peace.
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Todd Friel
We often hear folks compare conditions in our country today with circumstances leading into WWII. Our guest today goes back farther into history.
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Focus on the Facts
Football season is right around the corner. Wade Williams focuses on Packer operation facts.
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Open Phones
The conversation continues on the U.S. economy.
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Are We Better Off?
We take a look at some recent polls and statistics of the U.S. economy, as well as hear your thoughts.
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Sandy Steinman - the future of Detriot
Sandy Steinman is a nationally renowned "turnaround expert". We'll talk with him about the Detroit bankruptcy and discuss what other cities and businesses can do to avoid that fate.
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Are we committed to "local"?
Tim laments the poor attendance for the local shows at the fair as well as soft support of local businesses and takes your calls.
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Andy Jorgensen & Tim Cullen
Representative Andy Jorgensen and Senator Tim Cullen are live in our tent with some observations on recent crackdowns on singers at the state capitol and other legislative business.
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Gilbert Brown Foundation
We talk with former Packers linebacker Gilbert Brown about a visit to our area to benefit his charitable foundation.
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