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The Executive Director of Agnes Table in Chippewa Falls,Paula Gregory, visits to discuss serving the community in Chippewa.  This is an organization that does both weeklymeal services and has an immediate need food pantry.  She discusses why they like to see people sit down and enjoy the meal service in-person, but why having the takeout option isalso very important for many. #FoodInsecurity #EndH...

Volleyball is one of the fastest growing sports, but inAltoona, its had a long history of success. Head Coach Kasandra Springer and senior outside hitter Nevaeh Roff join us to discuss the current season, college recruiting and juggling time management. #eauclaire #localpodcast #highschoolsports #altoona #altoonaschools #podcastrecommendations #wisconsinpodcast

This is a nice, relaxing episode of Hot Dish & Headliners featuring Michael "Slant" Hucek, Sound Engineer and drummer of many local bands! Slant shares tons of stories from the sound guy's perspective on music across Wisconsin, with his company and others he has worked with. Old to current history, stories range from the trials and joys of touring on the road to the struggles of...

Born and raised in Menomonie, Jody Kromrey is a local girland business owner with perspective, knowledge and valuable opinions on the community. We learn how being laid off from the corporate world was the impetusfor her going off on her own and becoming a grief life coach as well as anonline marketer. She is also an active opponent of data centers in Dunn County. #menomonie #wisconsin #podcast #p...

Scott tells the story of the time he lost out to a WICKEN !?!?!

Screwdrivers, Spirits and Sirloins! Joel Jacobson is an entrepreneur in the area with a number of ventures including the area’s Ace Hardwares, Jacobson’s Liquor and Jacobson’s Meat Market. What started as “buying” himself a job afterone door closed, has turned into mini empire.  So what is the keys to his success?  He shares some of the secrets on this episode!

What is a Catholic Liberal Arts education and how does this is play out in practice in the classroom? When many hear theterm “liberal” they immediately think of the political affiliation, is there any connection at all between the ideologies? Dean of Academics Mary Huffcutt and McDonell History teacher Matthew Rider share insight on this latest episode.   #catholicpodcast  #faithandlearning #catho...

As you enjoy your apple pies and apple cider this Fall, dream ahead to a new event coming to the area in 2027.  Inpartnership with Dixon’s Autumn Harvest Winery, Applepalooza will be held at the fairgrounds next Fall.  This is an event that has previously been held near Duluth and Becky and Kelsey from Dixon’s tell us about the history of this event and why they are bringing it here after years be...

Note: Show Originally Dropped September 2025 The proposed data center remains front and center in Menomonie. Many of the concerns voiced have been societal and economic, but on this episode Emilie talks with Shari Lee who touches on the various human and natural health concerns that exist for residents against concept.

The Pablo haters are only spitting in the wind now, and the Elk Mound Police dismantling controversy.

Blugolds football readies for what Scott calls its most consequential game in a generation...also, why a recent incident at a local high school football game has Scott asking "what are we even doing?" #uwec #localsports #whatshappeningineauclaire #eauclairesports #wiaa #podcasty #wisconsinpodcast #collegesports #blugoldsfootball #uwecfootball

Get ready for a weekend full of culture, tradition, music,dancing, food and community spirit!  The Hmong New Year Celebration is happening Oct. 17 and 18 at The Sonnentag andCheng and Carrie from the planning committee stop by to preview.  This is an event that brings in thousands to the community, showcasing the Hmong culture that has been in our region for 50 years.  Not only does the celebratio...

On this episode of Marc-On Unleashed, Dan shares his thoughts on the ongoing conversation about keeping or getting rid of the police force in Elk Mound, Wisconsin, while encouraging listeners to form and share their own opinions. He also takes a moment to show support for his friend Dan and his veteran-owned winery business. Dan dives into his own story, including how he ended up in Chippewa Count...

The NFL's storylines are being revised and fine-tuned as the season has reached Week 3. The Packers are in trouble, Vikings surprising and the Bears...well...the Bears.

Its the Chippewa Valley's Game Show! Hosted by The Phoenix Taproom and Kitchen, listen to this month's episode to see which of our celebrity guests comes out on top Ashley Scallon (The Pablo Center) vs. Haley Stowell (Feed My People) #eauclairepodcast #gameshow #comedypodcast #downtowneauclaire #liveentertainment #podcastrecommendations

With the Pablo Center entering its 9th season, what are some of the questions the community has about the facility and the upcoming schedule.  Kathy Wright brings on local businessperson and regular Pablo attendee Jerry Kuehl to facilitate a conversation. -            The center’s importance on the area’s image -           Striking a balance between national acts andlocal users -           The way...

A local controversial leader retires while another local gets ready to hit the world stage!

Mike Peterson left corporate life a few years ago and movedback to the Chippewa Valley to start a variety of businesses, including his own accounting business and a food truck. He shares the story of transition his personal and career path with Western Wisconsin Bookkeeping and Up North Acai Bowls Food Truck.  Why start these two businesses in particular? We also hear about his business travels as...

Grab the popcorn as Connie Olson with Micon Cinemas discusses the journey of building a family-owned movie theatre business. For over two decades, their Chippewa Falls location has been the venue for many resident's entertainment. She reminisces on the first movie that was shown, how technology has changed and evolving with the appetite of the local audience. #movies #movietheatre #localbusine...

Writing original music and putting shows was the root of thecreation of the group Harlem Hayfield.  However, passion and talent alone don’t make for viable bands in today’s entertainment landscape.  Guitarist Brandon Pilger andSinger Mikey Schoneman discuss building a brand using both old school methods as well as social media.  The sacrificesthey’ve had to make in order to carve out a career in m...

A focal point for schools, including Altoona, is making sureevery student feels like they belong and has the opportunity to learn alongside their peers. This includes those who deal with various disabilities and on this episode we learn about ways Altoona is making sure those who face challengeshave a meaningful experience.  2nd Grade Teacher Tiffany Guse and High School Special Education Teacher...

Scott reviews a comedy show he saw at the Pablo, including a very awkward moment that took place. Also, yet another delay to a controversial project and the city council discussing revising a rule.

A new school year brings new faces, including with the MACS.  Molly introduces us to Megan Mai, the new principal at St. Charles Borromeo Preschool and Primary School. Her background includes an extensive education and even teaching in Belize! She shares her impressions of the area since moving to town, what she is the most excited about with joining the MACS and what inspired her to more Christ-l...

While on the podcast’s debut, Amber and Shannyn  talked about their childhood memories and young adulthood, here they roll into how they transitioned into realestate.  Both had previous careers they envisioned would be their passion before realizing it wasn’t what they wantedany longer.  But realizing, and actually finding a new passion and pivoting, are two different things.  How was it that Ambe...

Melissa and Ashley from Pillar Bank provide advice on using payment apps and the ways a local bank such as Pillar Bank can help.