WRCO Morning Show

The first part of the Morning Show welcomed Sarah Kubiak. Sarah talked with Phil about the upcoming Get Real event, where area high school students simulate life after school and learn about planning ahead financially.

The second part of the Morning Show on February 6 featured Tony Johnson as he spoke with Phil about movies coming out in 2026 and what to expect at the Starlite 14 Drive-In and Center Cinema.

The first part of the Morning Show on February 6 featured Wisconsin State Senator, Sarah Keyeski. She talked about some legislation that she has been working on with host Phil Nee.

The second part of the Morning Show on February 5 put the upcoming GRACE Quilt Gala fundraiser.

The first part of the Morning Show on February 5 featured Randy Plunket. Randy spoke to Phil about the Nostalgic Musical Journey Bobby's Tribute Show.

The second part of the Morning Show on February 4 provided information on the 2026 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association South Small School Coaches featuring Richland Center Football Coach, Andrew Troxel.

The first part of the Morning Show on February 4 featured information on the upcoming Care Like Ryan Trivia Night Fundraiser.

The final part of the Morning Show on February 3 featured Julie Cairns. She talked with Phil about the importance of donating blood.

The second part of the Morning Show on February 3 featured Alice in Dairyland, Sarah Hagenow. Sarah and Phil caught up and talked about what she has been up to during her time as Alice.

The first part of the Morning Show on February 3 featured author, John Pearson. John spoke with Phil about his books and growing up in southern Wisconsin.

The Morning Show on February 2 featured a Richland Center community update with Richland Center Mayor, Todd Coppernoll.

The Morning Show on January 30 featured the foreign exchange students attending the Richland Center High School. They were on the program to talk about their experience in America.

The Morning Show on January 29 featured this year's Making a Difference Awards Program. The event was held on Wednesday, January 28. Phil Nee was on hand for the event and played the audio from the program during the Morning Show.

The upcoming Winter Carnival was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on January 28. Members from the Riverdale Education Foundation were in the studio to preview the event.

The first part of the Morning Show on January 28 put the spotlight on the Ithaca FBLA. Members from the group were on the Morning Show to talk with Phil Nee about the club and its activities.

The Morning Show on January 27 featured the monthly update from Weston School District. Staff from the school district were in the studio to talk with Phil about how things have been going since they have entered the 2nd half of the school year.

The second part of the Morning Show on January 26 featured ADRC of Eagle Country. It was time to talk about the homeless count coming up.

The first part of the Morning Show on January 26 featured the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce. They were on the program for a preview of events coming up in 2026.

The first part of the Morning Show on January 23 featured members from Kinship of Richland County. They were on the program to provide information on what Kinship does for the community for those who may benefit from it.

The second part of the Morning Show on January 23 featured Michelle Reinen from the Department of Consumer Protection. She was on the program to provide tips avoiding scams.

The Morning Show on January 22 featured staff from the Richland Hospital. They were on the program to talk about an upcoming wellness clinic.

The final part of the Morning Show on January 21 featured Ithaca FBLA's Slinging Socks for Ithaca program. Phil Nee talked with Katie Burnley and Julie Thompson about the event.

The second part of the Morning Show on January 21 featured Beth McIlquaham, Regional Livestock Educator. She was on the program to talk about the Beef Producers Conference this week.

The first part of the Morning Show on January 21 featured Dick Cates and Brian Reisinger. The two talked with Phil about an upcoming program they are taking part in, "Hope for Family Farms."

The Morning Show on January 20 featured the Symons Recreation Complex. Staff from the complex joined Phil Nee on the program to talk all of the exciting activities and programs available at Symons.