WCLO's Stan Milam Show
Stan Milam explores issues facing residents in Janesville and the rest of Southern Wisconsin for two hours every weekday morning on WCLO.- Wednesday, December 31
- Last minute financial matters
- Snow plowing - can we afford it?
- Legislative pay raises
- Pay raises and Great Lakes
Janesville investment advisor Chad Karl has tips on last minute investment issues
Rock County Public Woks Director Ben Coopman comments on the county's snow plowing budget
Open Mic
Sen. Neal Kedzie comments on legislative pay raises and the Great Lakes Compact
- Tuesday, December 30
- Mileage tax
- Koz on Rick Warren
- Case Feed building discussion with Janesville City Council member Bill Truman
- Farmers look to Vilsak for support
Open Mic
Our political analyst, John Kozlowicz, comments on Rick Warren and Israel
Open Mic
Sue Beitlich, president of the Wisconsin Farmer's Union, has info on agriculture issues
- Monday, December 29
- Can Beloit's success be a model for Janesville?
- Rotary Gardens' Winter Wonderland light show
- Feb. 17 Digital Day and the Janesville Gazette editor addresses TV Guide complaints
- Recruiting for new city department heads in Janesville - TV Guide
Beloit City manager Larry Arft comments on his city's successes and Janesville's challenges
Mike Maddox has info on the annual light show
Michelle Vetterkind, president of the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, answers about going digital Feb. 17 followed by The Janesville Gazette Editor Scott Angus who discusses the paper's TV Guide
Open Mic
- Friday, December 26
- Broydrick on lobbying
- Legislative pay raises
- Koz analysis
- Why is I-90 DOT weigh station between Janesville and Beloit closed more often than open?
Wisconsin and Washington lobbyist Bill Broydrick shares his thoughts on Obama, lobbying and GM Janesville
Open Mic
Our political analyst, John Kozlowicz, shares his thoughts on the president-elect's team
Open Mic
- Tuesday, December 23
- Bill Leidnecker sets the record straight on GM workers
- Robert Kraig on the economy - Bill Leindecker on the Janesville GM plant
- Turn left and gas it
- The last SUV rolls off the Janesville GM line
Bill Leindecker, a 28-year veteran UAW Local 95 employee at the Janesville GM plant, provides a worker's perspective on wages, working conditions, longevity and loyalty.
Robert Kraig from Citizen Action of Wisconsin discusses the economy. Janesville's Bill Leindecker, a 28-year veteran of the Janesville GM plant, talks about what it's like to punch out for the last time.
Janesville's Mike Fanning, an engineer with Richard Childress Racing, talks about his career in NASCAR
Hear the Janesville GM plant closing ceremony. Assembly Rep. Spencer Black discusses environmental issues and how they relate to the Janesville GM plant
- Monday, December 22
- Jim Leute highlights special GM section
- Sheridan on GM and UAW
- Wayne Wood on GM and UAW
- Contributions from GM and UAW
Jim Leute, business editor of The Janesville Gazette, provides a preview of the special GM-UAW supplement to today's edition of the paper.
Assembly Speaker, former UAW Local 95 president and former GM employee Mike Sheridan comments on the future of GM and its possible continuing production in Janesville
Former Janesville City Council member, Assembly representative and Janesville GM assembler Wayne Wood reflects on the presence of GM and the UAW in Janesville
United Way of North Rock County Executive Director Gail Graham and Marv Wopat, co-director of the GM-UAW Food Drive, comment on the contributions by GM and the UAW to the north Rock County community
- Friday, December 19
- Holiday stress and how to deal with it
- Iraq Moratorium peace vigils
- Don't Know Much About....
- It's winter in Wisconsin
Candi Vincent, a licensed psychologist at Mercy Options has suggestions on deal with holiday stress
Bill Christofferson, a member of the Iraq Moratorium national peace movement, discusses state and local activities
Ken Davis, the author of the "Don't Know Much About" series, discusses the origins of religious and cultural holidays
Open Mic
- Thursday, December 18
- Janesville teachers prepare for contract talks
- Rep. Nass and the blueprint to more taxes
- Last seat at Lear - Last day at LSI
Janesville Education Association lead negotiator Jim Reif lays the groundwork for contract talks with the district
Rep. Steve Nass weighs in on the Wisconsin Way's Blueprint for Change
Open Mic
- Wednesday, December 17
- Stop smoking
- GM's future
- Ed-venture
- High school sports
Dr. Michael Fiore, director of the UW Center for Tobacco Research, announces a milestone for the state Quit Line
Open Mic
Jeff Messer from Blackhawk technical College has info on the Ed-Venture program
Open Mic
- Tuesday, December 16
- More auto industry discussion
- The Detroit Three problems
- Republican spin
- Drunk driving
Open Mic
Motor Trend Magazine Detroit Editor Todd Lassa comments on the Detroit Three problems
Mark Jefferson, executive director of the Republican Party of Wisconsin, gives his spin on current events
Open Mic
- Monday, December 15
- UAW and auto loan
- The significance of throwing a shoe
- Drunk driving and Koz
- RCHS events
Wisconsin and Washington lobbyist Bill Broydrick are joined by Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan in a discussion of the UAW's role in a bridge loan for the Detroit Three automakers.
International customs expert Roger Axtell comments on Bush shoe-throwing incident, and political analyst John Kozlowicz comments on the Obama transition
State Sen. Neal Kedzie discusses drunk driving with my co-host, political advisor John Kozlowicz.
Madge Murphy from the Rock County Historical Society details holiday events
- Friday, December 12
- Ringing and Bringing
- Sen. Robson advocates smoking ban
- GOP back to basics
- Letter to Brett Favre
WCLO program Director Tim Bremel gets us up to speed on today's Ringing and Bringing events in Janesville and Beloit
State Sen. Judy Robson promotes statewide smoking ban
We hear from author Michael Zak, the featured speaker at the Feb. 8 Rock-Walworth County Lincoln Day Dinner at the Armory in Janesville.
Whitewater author Tom Hapka previews his book - Letters to Brett Favre: A Fan Tribute
- Thursday, December 11
- Detroit Three and Rotary Gardens Winter Wonderland
- Public higher education costs in Wisconsin
- Janesville's Mercy Health mentioned in Blagojevich indictment
- Public health issues
Open Mic
Rep. Kim Hixson, D-Whitewater, discusses his legislative agenda as the new chairman of the Assembly Colleges and Universities Committee
The Janesville Gazette Business Editor Jim Leute previews his story on the mention of Janesville's Mercy health in the federal indictment of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich
Rep. Chuck Benedict, D-Beloit, discusses his role as the new chairman of the Assembly Public Health Committee
- Wednesday, December 10
- Ethanol, Gladiators and Footville Church of Christ
- Airfest Top Gun
- Wisconsin's new environmental leader - Spencer Black
- Stan Milam or Lee Iococca - take your pick for car czar
Dave VabnderGriend from Growth Energy discusses ethanol. I have a few announcements on upcoming events
Tom Morgan from the Southern Wisconsin AirFest says the Blue Angels will headline the 2009 event
Spencer Black, the new chairman of the Assembly Natural Resources Committee, discusses his legislative agenda
Open Mic
- Tuesday, December 9
- UAW greed?
- GM greed?
- GM worker alternatives
- Beloit College and Merril Community Center
Open Mic
Open Mic
Janesville investment advisor Chad Karl discusses alternatives for laid off GM workers
Regina Duncan, from Beloit's Merril Community Center, and Jim Burling, the AmeriCorps VISTA coordinator at Beloit College, discuss cooperative projects
- Monday, December 8
- Taxes and legislator pay
- The Detroit Three assistance plan
- Koz on Obama
- Bishop Morlino bans book
Open Mic
Our political analyst John Kozlowicz, gives his spin on the Detroit 3 issue
Our political analyst, John Kozlowicz, comments on the Obama transiton
Janesville attorney Pat McDonald, who has a Pontifical degree in Canon Law, discusses Bisghop Robert Morlino's ban on a book written by Fr. Gerald Vosen
- Thursday, December 4
- Stop lights going?
- Can schools survive the state's budget woes?
- Open Mic with Mr. Lyke
- What the UAW concessions might mean to Rock County
Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/04/2008
Janesville Public Works director Jack Messer about traffic lights that may be removed.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/4/08
Secretary of Department of Workforce Development Roberta Gassman about state budget and visit to Beloit charter school today.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/4/08
Time for your comments on Open Mic.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/4/08
Janesville Gazette's Jim Leute stops by to discuss the latest on the GM financial picture including the UAW's announced concessions yesterday. - Wednesday, December 3
- Jim Lyke with Open Mic
- Yuri Rashkin's view of Janesville revitalization
- Is Janeville green enough?
- Jim Lyke has the solution to the state's woes
Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/3/08
Jim takes your calls on a Wednesday edition of open mic.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/3/08
Jim talks with Yuri Raskkin, Janesville City Council about his idea to revitalize downtown JanesvilleGuest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/3/08
Jim's guest this segment is Julie Backenkeller of the Sustainable Janesville Committee.Guest Host: Jim Lyke Original Broadcast Date: 12/3/08 Jim Lyke has an idea to solve the state's problems. What do you think? Also Open Mic.
- Tuesday, December 2
- Tim Cullen buckles up .. and down.
- Open Mic with Lyke
- Halleluiah - its time for the BJS Messiah Performance
- Are you missing money?
Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/2/2008
Tim Cullen of the Janesville School Board talks about seat belts on buses and the district budget.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/2/2008
Jim takes on your topics on this edition of open mic.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/2/2008
Rob Tomaro of the Beloit Janesville Symphony joins Jim to talk about the upcoming performance of the Messiah in Janesville and Beloit as well as an update on the Obama song and video which Tomaro was involved in.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/2/2008
State Treasurer Dawn Sass starts off the show with information on the nearly one million Wisconsin Residents who are due money or other unclaimed property. Also a brief open mic session. - Monday, December 1
- Goodbye Amy Loasching
- Sarah Palin won't "just go away"; Open mic
- What are you doing on World Aids Day?
- Quit Raising our Taxes - Open Mic
Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/01/2008
City Council President Amy Loasching on her decision not to run for re-election, the city budget, the future of GM.Guest Host: Jim Lyke
Original Broadcast Date: 12/01/2008
Jim takes more listener calls and tackles the continuing saga of former VP Candidate Sarah Palin.Guest Host: Jim Lyke.
Original Broadcast Date: 12/1/2008.
Jim talks with Laurel Canan about World AIDS Day and the Bells and Bows fundraiser for the AIDS Network.Guest Host: Jim Lyke.
Original Broadcast Date: 12/1/2008.
Jim takes listener calls and comments on a variety of topics including the always "hot button" issue of taxes.