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Tom Edwards Guest Hosts
Tom Edwards guest hosts. More with Greg Peck. Plus, Ethan Hollenberger, a conservative activist.
 
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Tom Edwards Guest Hosts
The Brewers, Facebook, and the end of civility, featuring Opinion Page Editor of the Janesville Gazette, Greg Peck.
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Spotlight on Kids
Terry Burrington guest hosts. From Spotlight on Kids, Amber Seefeld, Becky Weber-Johnson, and Hannah Haakenson. Plus, and update from Stephanie at the Janesville Farmer's Market.
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Fun for all Friday
Terry Burrington guest hosts. Janesville Little Theater presents "Social Security." Here with more, Rebecca Vanderhaden and Rhonda Nelson.
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Gay Marriage
A gay couple was refused service at a Colorado bakery, which has sparked a lawsuit. We talk about it and civil rights in general.
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Open Phones
Topics include: NSA, Walmart, and the Affordable Care Act.
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Leah Durant-Immigration Reform
Leah Durant’s professional experience spans several years of involvement with immigration policy matters. She is often sought after as a commentator and speaker appearing on outlets such as CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, PBS and others. Ms. Durant has served a
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Lowell Ponte - a look at Student Loans
Congress and the President are again at an impasse over legislation on student loan interest rates. But there's more to the story. Our guest, author, former editor at Reader's Digest and former think tank futurist helps answer some questions and givehis
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Analysis of the Affordable Care Act
What's next as the Affordable Care Act continues to roll out in 2014? Our guest, Andrew Mangione Jr. of amac.us has some surprising information. Then we hear your thoughts.
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Rep. Deb Kolste
Our ongoing chats with Wisconsin Legislators regarding the many provisions of the state's budget continue with 44th District Representative Deb Kolste.
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Jean Randles-HealthNet of Janesville
We rediscover some of the important community services provided by HealthNet and let you know about two great opportunities to support this vital organization. Plus, a preview of this weekend's Janesville Farmer's Market.
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Dr. Steve McNeal/Rep. Amy Loudenbeck
Superintendent of Beloit Public Schools, Dr. Steve McNeal discusses vouchers and other issues facing the Beloit School District. Then, We talk with the 31st Assembly District Representative who will offer some different perspectives on the state budget i
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Patriot Act
With the recent news of the NSA gathering phone records and internet user data, we discuss the Patriot Act.
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Open Phones
We discuss a recent story about certain affluent people hiring handicap tour guides at Disneyland to be able to cut in line. Plus, gas prices and the D-Day Anniversary.
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Father's Day Preview
Tech Guru Brett Larson gives us this year's best Father's Day gifts. Then, tips and advice from the Radio Dad himself, Mike Austin.
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Rick West
Long time Beloit resident and sports writer, Rick West, joins us with details about the Beloit Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which is scheduled for Thursday, June 13.
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State Budget
We take a look at the details of the Wisconsin State Budget.
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Open Phones
First, we take a look at the doping scandal in Major League Baseball with Sports Director Al Fagerli. Then, open phones on gas prices and trash collection.
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Student Loans/Meals on Wheels
First, a conversation on student loans and the White House. Then, Meals on Wheels has been nationally affected by the sequester. Here to tell us more is Marcy Berner-Reedy from the Beloit chapter and President and CEO of the MOW Association of America,E
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Nikki Meyer
Executive Director of Friends of Riverfront previews "Got Art" coming to Beloit.
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Rep. Andy Jorgensen
We catch up with our 43rd State Assembly District Representative on everything from the budget to the foodshare program and other topics facing the legislature.
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Catch-up Raises
The Janesville School District is considering catch-up raises for certain district employees. We talk about it.
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Health Care
We hear your thoughts on the Affordable Health Care Act and other health care topics.
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Chad Sullivan/Sam Liebert
We talk with Officer Sullivan about this weekend's Bike Rodeo and an upcoming fundraiser for Crimestoppers. Then, we talk with city council member Sam Liebert on a number of local topics.
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Voter ID/Gambling
The conversation on voter ID in Wisconsin continues. Also, the Beloit casino and more.
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Entitlement Mentality
Community events, voter ID and an email from a listener sparks a conversation on entitlements.
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YWCA-Fix the Flats
An effort is underway to renovate the current transitional housing option for victims of domestic violence in our area. We explore the benefits the complex provides and the needs with two of the program coordinators, Jeff Bealles and Martha Pearson.
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Open Phones
Open phone time on vandalism, including Bessie the Cow. Plus, examining elderly drivers and voter ID.
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Miscellaneous Tuesday
What's the difference between retail and sale prices? Selling state-owned property. And the cruise ship problems continue.
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Gas Prices
We investigate the possible causes for the widely fluctuating gas prices. Also, more and more information on official reports are being redacted.
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Angie Edge
June Dairy Month is right around the corner! From the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Angie Edge gives us the details.
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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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