Eau Claire Hometown Media

Roughly a year ago, Pillar Bank turned to their young adult staff to commence a “Next Gen Council” as a way tobetter connect with younger demographics.  Members of the council share updates on what they’ve been up to, theideas they’ve already initiated and a preview of what is still to come. From video production/social media #reachingyoungadults#marketingtoyoungadults #bankingforyoungadults #youn...

Does it feel like there’s always something going wrong financially? You’re not alone. In this Donut Hole, we talk about how much emergency savings is actually enough, especially when life feels unpredictable. Plus, we offer realistic advice on how to start building a buffer, even if money is tight. #genzmoney #genzfinance #youngadultsandmoney #eauclaire #wisconsin

The boys bring on long time Chippewa Valley Radio Icon Sue Kelly. Sue talks about everything from interviewing a Blue Angel fighter pilot to embarrassing concert stories, and how the radio station works today.

The City of Chippewa Falls has made a decision regarding its City Administrator position, and the new Chancellor takes the helm at UW-Eau Claire.

In this episode of Beyond The Stage, Kathy brings Megan on the show to talk about renting the Pablo; a service that a lot of people don’t know the Pablo center provides. The Pablo hosts private events in many different rooms throughout the building, whether it’s a work outing, meetings, parties, fundraisers, and other catered, and important life events! The Pablo center has a team of experts that...

Welcome Brady Croen from River Bend Rentals and Property Management, as he talks about the ins and outs of property management. Learn what the common disconnects are between property owners and residents, what happens when a car crashes into a property, and how each property’s uniqueness affects management.

Dixon’s Autumn Harvest Winery is a new partner with the Northern Wisconsin State Fair, and they’re ready to bring some new flavors this year. From Wine Margaritas to Bloody Mary’s and Mimosas, Becky and Kelsey Mullane break down with Brian what beverages they’ll be offering this year, and the history of Dixon’s Autumn Harvest Winery in the Chippewa Valley: starting as an apple orchard, then a wedd...

This month we have Greg Jochimsen, an Eau Claire community native, social studies teacher, and international Kubb player. In 10 questions, we break down competitive Kubb. From how Greg got started in the sport to the documentary Kings of Kubb . Listen further to find out Greg’s experiences as an educator, lessons he’s learned, and his favorite order from Mancino’s!  Check out his favorites at Manc...

On this episode of Board By Board, Randi invites her friend Kristi Gordon onto the show to talk a little bit about who she is, and what she does! Kristi has a passion for healthcare services, and answers questions about her work, offering insight on the healthcare field that most people might not know. Kristi is a strong advocate for getting people the mental healthcare that they need, and puts in...

An upstart coffee company moving from Idaho to the Banbury Place has sparked interest in Scott...

Many times the people you cross paths with have a rich tapestry of a background.  Recently Heather met Barbara O’Brien, a Wisconsin-based animal actor agent.  Hercareer has involved connecting brands and animals to create innovative and exciting advertising campaigns. How does one end up on this path?  For Barbara, itwas anything but a smooth walk as she did everything from work for a construction...

We talk about life updates, business successes, and trying to enjoy the nice summer weather while we can. Dan wants to make sure people know about the primary election for state governor happening on August 11. Dan encourages listeners to get out and do their research on candidates to inform their vote.

What actually counts as an emergency fund, and how is it different from your regular savings? From surprise car repairs to concert tickets, we’re breaking down where your money should go (and how to start saving without stress).

On today’s episode of Coffee at the Cottage, Emilie’s friend Dianna Fiergola takes the reins as she is away. Dianna’s guest for the day is Lucas Chase, who is associated with the Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts. Dianna questions Lucas about the shows and experiences that they host at the theatre, as well as the history and new developments with the theatre. Other topics include history tours of...

Prepare to explore what it takes to build a business that stands the test of time with Muldoon’s Menswear owner John Muldoon, in this episode of Business Matters hosted by Dave Minor. They talk about the history of Eau Claire through the lens of a business that’s been around since the 1950s and how to create long-lasting customer relationships in family-owned retail. What excited Muldoon’s the mos...

A new concept at Pillar Bank amongst staff are “Tiger Teams”, continuing the bank’s objective of maximizing its businessoperations.  We learn what this behind the scenes program is, the way the staff is benefiting and the ways it should lead to more positive experiences for customers.  Rick Theune, Neil Mathwig and Hunter Engstrom share insight into what this program’s implementation over the last...

In this episode of Dose of Dog, host Heather Mishefske discusses five common mistakes people make when trying tohelp scared and nervous dogs. Many fearful dogs, especially those lacking proper enrichment and early puppy experiences, become shut down, hesitant around new things, and unsure of how to interact with their environment. Heather explains how well-meaning actions can unintentionally incre...

Mike Howard is a photographer in the Chippewa Valley. andThis week we talk to him all about photography and capturing the essence of the valley through film!

The firing of another longtime local media personality provides another reminder of the "death" of local connection...Envisioning Eau Claire as a medical destination...and movement on the anticipated local congressional race. #eauclaire #iheart #iheartlayoffs #berge #rebeccacooke #vanorden #medicalcampus #wisconsin #medicalresearch #podcast

Brian Maki and Greg Misfeldt preview what’s coming for the Northern Wisconsin State Fair. New food vendors with Mexican cuisine, spiral potatoes, more gluten free options, along with classic curds and cotton candy. Music will be featuring bands that made Volume One’s “best of” bands list as well as the newer Window World Family stage. Family friendly fun with The Domingus Circus and other entertai...

With training at prestigious Cleveland Clinic, Eau Clairenative Molly Boyle-Engedal has returned to the area to work as a certified nurse practioner at ReforMedicine.  Hearher story of how her path eventually led to the Cleveland Clinic, how her four years there taught her more than any school could, and what role she’ll be filling locally with ReforMedicine.  Where will she be stationed at and ho...

Is a new place to take a swim coming to Chippewa Falls, and is the future of the Eau Claire Curling Club (and other groups) in danger as the county looks to sell a prominent building? Oh, and a review of Toy Story 5! #eauclaire #wisconsin #localcontent #podcast #whatshappeningeauclaire #whatshappeningchippewafalls #eventsnearme

The Ride Across Wisconsin returnsto Eau Claire and the surrounding area for a second consecutive year on Saturday July 11th.  Severalhundred participants from across the state will descend on the city and ride throughout the region, taking in the beauty of Western Wisconsin.  Heather Rainer from R.A.W. takes us on a tour of what this event is, some of the noteworthy changes from last year and deta...

Dan talks about big sales that are coming up at Marcon Shooting, new additions to the shop, and business memberships. Next Dan does some birthday shoutouts to some of his friends, before talking about an upcoming concert on July 14th, that Primal Pizza will be serving food at. Leading into the final portion of the episode, he encourages every man over 40 to go get a PSA check, as it is a real conc...

You had questions, and we’ve got answers (or at least Cooper does ). This time, we’re talking about why saving money can feel impossible, even if you’re usually pretty disciplined. From gas prices to daily temptations, we dive into the real-life reasons saving is tough and share simple ways to make it easier.