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.- Friday, February 27
- Rattler basketball
- Mercy named in Hurtgen plea agreement regarding hospital approvals and denials in Illinois
- Heart health
UW-Rock County basketball coach Scott Lee and point guard Marcus Mickeljohn review a successful season
Open Mic
Dr. Timothy Reid from Mercy Health discusses diabetes and heart health
- Thursday, February 26
- Beer at ice area
- The economic development process
- Beer at ice area
- Heart health
Open Mic
James Otterstein, Rock County's economic development manager, walks us through the process development experts use to locate, attract and secure new business
Open mic
We continue our Heart Health Month coverage with Tamara Dennis, director of cardiovascular servcies at Mercy Health
- Wednesday, February 25
- Studer Group update
- Cooperate with CESA
- Core Values
- Ryan on Obama
Quint Studer announces some progress reports from the Studer group program to improve student achievement in a cost-effect way
Gary Albrecht from CESA #2 has information on ways school districts can cooperate
Janesville School District's Donna Behn on the Core Values program
Congressman Paul Ryan reacts to the Obama address to joint session of Congress. Ryan's wife says Jindal bombed.
- Tuesday, February 24
- Bob Suter and hockey
- The future Cardinal Dolan heads to the Big Apple
- Cooperating school board presidents
We feature an Al Fagerli interview with retiring Craig basketball coach Bob Suter and discuss Janesville hockey with Janesville City Council member Tom McDonald
Janesville Pat McDonald provides insight into Archbishop Dolan's move from Milwaukee to New York City
Janesville School Board President DuWayne Severson discusses areas of potential cooperation between area school districts
- Monday, February 23
- Solar panels, beer at Dawson Field and ethanol
- Janesville ice arena proposal
- Solar panels manufactured in Janesville
- Tony Evers welcomes a variety of endorsements
Open Mic
Mardel Wien of Janesville expresses concerns about Wisconsin Hockey Partners' proposal for the Janesville ice arena
Open Mic
State Superintendent candidate Tony Evers discusses educational issues and endorsements
- Friday, February 20
- BIFF continued with Bao Tran and Rob Tomaro
- BIFF continued with Cyrus and Betsy Nowrasteh
- BIFF continued with Kevin Farley and Steve McEveety
- BIFF continued as Ken Regez and I meet with Jack Bennett and Becky Rogers
- Beloit International Film Festival from Bushel and Pecks in Beloit. Rod Beaudoin, Ex. Dir.
Director Bao Tran discusses hit short titled "Bookie."
Rob Tomaro, music director for the Beloit Janesville Symphony, provides insight into Saturday's presentation of Wings, a 1927 Academy Award-winning silent film. The BJS, under Tomaro's direction, provides the soundtrack.
Cyrus and Betsy Nowrasteh continue our discussion of "The Stoning of Soraya M." Cryus directed the feature film and was the co-screenwriter along with his wife, Betsy
Our guests this segment are comedian Kevin Farley and producer Steve McEveety. Kevin is featured in "An American Carol," and Steve is the producer, along with Diane Hendricks, of The Stoning of Soraya M.
Our guests this segment are Jack Bennett, a Shopiere native who directs the short film "A Fond Farewell," and Becky Rogers, BIFF board president
Ken Regez joins me in a live broadcast from Bushel and Pecks in downtown Beloit. Our first guest is Rod Beaudoin the BIFF executive director
- Thursday, February 19
- Bio energy and BIFF
- Beloit teachers' contract and television services
- Open road tolling and AT&T video offerings
- Farmers unite in downtown Janesville
Josh Morby from the Wisconsin Bio Industry Alliance has info on bio-energy efforts.
WCLO Program Director Tim Bremel previews the Stan Milam Show's live broadcast from downtown Beloit from Bushel and Peck as part of the Beloit International Film Festival
Open Mic
Open Mic
Teri Huber from the Janesville Farmers Market reveals plans for this year's schedule
- Wednesday, February 18
- Clinton school improvements back to the drawing board
- Janesville hospital plans delayed
- General Motors and banks
- Take the bus
Open Mic
Open Mic
Open Mic
Dave Mumma, director of the Janesville Transit System, updates us on JTS plans
- Tuesday, February 17
- Janesville Interim School Superintendent Karen Schulte
- Stimulus plan
- Digital TV
- Digital TV
The district's interim superintendent begins a school-by-school tour to listen to budget ideas from teachers, staff and principals
Open Mic
Open Mic
Open Mic
- Monday, February 16
- Zonta Club and WEAC
- Area tenis player takes Bjorn Borg to tiebreaker
- Rockdale kid (Matt kenseth) does good
- Heart health
Sue Conley has info on the Zonta Club of Janesville.
WEAC President Mary Bell explains her organization's endorsement for tomorrow's State Superintendent primary
Joe Bates gives us a look inside the life of a tier two tennis pro
Open Mic
Stephanie Kittleson, Mercy Manager of Cardiac Fitness has tips for heart health.
- Friday, February 13
- Milwaukee Public Schools
- Heart health and diet
- BIFF
- Save Falor's
Open Mic
Mercy health System dietician Rebecca Senn has diet tips for a healthy heart
Rod Beaudoin from the Beloit International Film festival and Ron Nief, information director at Beloit Colege preview this year's BIFF
Shannon Ahrens, co-chair of a committee to save the historical gas station on N. Franklin St. in downtown Janesville, explains her group's efforts to date
- Thursday, February 12
- Campaign fiannce reform
- Wisconsin author writes about Texas rommance
- Turn left and gas it
- Ex-cons and high school students
The Janesville Gazette editorial page editor, Greg Peck, reviews a recent forum on campaign finance reform
Lyn Cote, a Wisconsin author, discusses her newest book, The Desires of her Heart
Janesville's Michael Fanning, the race day engineer on the #71 car driven by Mike Wallace, reports live from the Daytona International Speedway
Rep. Jason Fields discusses his "Real Tour" program of introducing ex-offenders to high school students
- Wednesday, February 11
- Is it a "stimulus" or is it a "porkfest"?
- School Board "secrets" revealed.
- GAZLO: a way for businesses to easily get on the web.
- State drunk driving laws need a change.
Stan takes listener calls on topics including the President's new stimulus package. If you missed the chance to call the show, you can always email your comments to Stan at smilam@wclo.com .
After a week of seemingly "secret" meetings of the Janesville School Board, an outcome has been determined and School Board President Duane Severson talks about exactly what went on that lead to Superintendent Tom Evert's early retirement.
www.gazlo.com is the newest and most complete directory of businesses for Southern Wisconsin. Stan talks with Shar Hermanson and CeeCee Philips about this new and innovative directory available to Southern Wisconsin Residents.
Senator Neal Kedzie joins Stan to discuss the proposed changes to Wisconsin's drunk driving laws.
- Tuesday, February 10
- Janesville's Ben Thompson has developed a British acent
- What should we name the new Parker High Fieldhouse (learning stations)?
- Turn left and gas it with Janesville's Travis Kvapil
- Janesville School Board issues
Ben talks about his academic experiences that have led him to St. Edmund Hall, University of Oxford as a lecturer in political theory
Open Mic
Travis explains how he got into the Daytona 500 with a two-month-old team
Open Mic
- Monday, February 9
- Are we ready to put folks out on the curb and let them die?
- It's all about Janesville School Superintendent Tom Evert
- Will he run for governor - I think so
- Campaign and school finance reform
Kathleen Stoll from Families USA comments on the lack of health care for millions Americans and what may happen to them
Open Mic
Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker is not an official candidate for governor, but he sure sounds like one
Rep. Brett Davis discusses campaign finance reform and school aid
- Friday, February 6
- Janesville School Board's secret meeting
- Stan's federal felony
- Nature's Second Chance
- Heart health
Open Mic
Open Mic
Author and ecologist Steven Apfelbaum discusses his environmental restoration efforts at his Stone Prairie Farm near Juda
Dr. Paul Volkert, a cardiologist at Mercy Health System, discusses heart health on Wear Red Day for women's heart health awareness
- Thursday, February 5
- State computer doesn't work - kid can't eat normally
- Rascal in Edgerton on Sunday
- Sensenbrenner and a green industry for Rock County
- Turn left and gas it
Open Mic
Jim Lyke and Kathleen Wellnitz preview Sunday's Sterling North Society's Home Talent Show at the Edgerton Performing Arts center
Open Mic
I discuss Janesville Travis Kvapil's ride in the Daytona 500
- Wednesday, February 4
- The 2010 race for governor and GM's latest buyout offer
- Campaign fiancne reform and area economic development
- Break the law, get a state job
- State GOP chair heads national party's transition to new chairman
Former congressman Mark Neumann discusses a possible run for governor.
Jim Leute, business editor for The Janesville Gazette, has info on the latest GM buyout offer and new layoffs at United Alloy
Greg Peck, editorial page editor of The Janesville Gazette previews an upcoming conference on campaign finance reform.
Rick Gruber and Dan Cunningham discusses area economic development initiatives
Open Mic
Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin, discusses his duties as transition leraderm for the new RNC chair
- Tuesday, February 3
- Plow up the White House lawn
- Blow it when making out your taxes and run the country's Treasury Department
- Trickle down and I'm not talking about race car drivers
- Selling to zebras
Dela Ends from Scotch Hill Farm in Brodhead, a finalist in the President's farmer movement, discusses organic farming
Open Mic
Open Mic
Chad Koser explains how his "Zebra method of sales relates to the auto industry bailout
- Monday, February 2
- Special Ed needs met in Janesville School District
- Let's all get honked off and Lincoln's birthday
- More Super Bowl commercials
- Super Bowl commercials
Barb Hilliker, special education coordinator for the Janesville School District, discusses various programs in the district
Open Mic
Tom Thiede from Blue Horse Marketing in Milwaukee comments on the Super Bowl commercials. Tom created a former Super Bowl ad, the Master Lock "tough" commercial featuring the bullet fitred through the lock
Open Mic
