A forum with Alderman John Tate II and Gretta Neubauer; both are vying for the State Assembly seat vacated by newly elected Mayor of Racine Cory Mason.
Community Matters
Host Len Iaquinta discusses both Kenosha and Racine Workforce Development programs with Doug Bartz, Director of the Kenosha County Job Center; Hope Otto, Human Services Director for Racine County Workforce Development; Tra
Host Jim McClure welcomes Jim Weis; the Board Chairman of the Town of Linn and the Village Administrator of Williams Bay.
Host Linda Flashinski welcomes Rev. Tony Larsen who is stepping down as reverend at the Olympia Brown Unitarian Universialist Church
Host Len Iaqunita welcomes the new Chief Executive Officer of the Kenosha Community Health Center Brent Rafferty
Host Linda Flashinski welcomes Rose Nelson, President and Director of the Wild Root Market; Marcia Buhler, the Capital Campaign Chairperson; and Margie Michicich, Secretary of the Board.
In part one, Lynn Biese-Carroll; Shalom Center Director & Lisa Sanders; Shalom Center Director of Programs.
Host Linda Flashinski discusses the rising opioid crisis in the area with the Racine County Human Services Director Hope Otto, and the Racine County Director of Behavioral Health Michelle Goggins.
Len Iaquinta welcomes President and CEO of the Kenosha Chamber of Commerce Lou Molitor, an President of Gateway Technical College Bryan Albrecht.
Host Len Iaquinta welcomes Randy Bryce and Cathy Myers; the two democratic challengers for Paul Ryan's 1st Congressional District seat.
Host Jim McClure welcomes the Director of Tours and Special Programs for the Yerkes Observatory Dan Koehler to discuss the latest news for stargazers and visitors this Summer.
Host Linda Flashinski welcomes Nicole Safar; Director of Government Relations for Planned Parenthood Advocates of Milwaukee.
Williams Bay Historical Society Co-Founders Greg Trush and John Grove join Society President Pat Grove and Host Jim McClure as the Wonders of Williams Bay walking tour event is discussed.
Jim McClure interviews Dawn Froncek , Marketing and Membership Manager for the Walworth County Visitors Bureau on Easter and Spring activities.
Racial tensions in America in the Trump Era; host Linda Flashinski welcomes Rabbi Dena Feingold and Nabeeh El-Amin
Len Iaquinta returns with The CEO of First Step Services Tracy Krisor. First Step is a refuge center serving Kenosha's most vulnerable citizens. Also, volunteer at First Step Services Bob Waldron.
Host Jim McClure speaks with the new owner and re-developer of the Geneva Theater, Shad Branen,We also hear from Friends of the Geneva Theater organizer Janelle Powers, and finally Richard Dreiser, tour director emeritus o
Host Troy McDonald welcomes Dr. Brad Reimann; Clinical Director, OCD Center and CBT Services at Rogers Memorial Hospital.
Jim McClure has three guests on three timely topics: Williams Bay Business Association President Jim D'Allesandro, George Williams College of Aurora University Nursing Chair Dr.
Host Linda Flashinski discusses Gateway Technical College's GED/HSED options with Cyndean Jennings; Dean of Developmental Education, Hope Otto; Racine County Human Services Director, and Mike Frontier; President
Marlo Harmon discusses the Immigration Task Force with Vice President of the Racine Interfaith Coalition Linda Boyle and Sue Spicer; a member of RIC.
Host Jim McClure discusses volunteer needs with Colleen Lesniak, volunteer coordinator for Walworth County.
Marlo Harmon welcomes the Deputy District Attorney Patricia Hanson of Racine. She is running as a Republican Candidate for District Attorney.
Len Iaqunita welcomes Debra Karp- Director of Community Engagement & Outreach at UW-Parkside and Jason Meekma, Focus on Community a Racine Substance Abusive Prevention
Jim McClure interviews Harold Friestad, chairman of the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy, a 231 acre nature preserve of prairies, forests and wetlands just north of Geneva Lake in Walworth County.
Jim McClure's guest is Dan Koehler, Director of Tours and Special Programs at the University of Chicago’s Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, looking at summer skies and future plans for the facility.
Marlo Harmon discuses the "Visioning a Greater Racine" program with President Tom Buhler, Vice President Tammy Hayward, and Board Member Olatoye Baiyewu
A look at the new prehistoric exhibit in Williams Bay as area historian and town trustee Greg Trush talks with host Jim McClure about native Americans and an ancient sea that once covered southeast Wisconsin.