We catch up with Josh Dukelow from "Fresh Take" as he begins the journey to Mississippi with the "Bark Bus" to rescue dogs.

Our weekly chat all things Badgers with Assistant Director of Athletic Communication at UW-Madison, Patrick Herb.

Phil Sklar, Co-Founder/CEO, of the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame talks about the new building process as well as limited edition Green Bay Packers bobbleheads available for sale.

Teri Metropulos, Hospice Manager, at Cherry Meadows joined the show to discuss hospice myths and the exhibit at The Trout Museum of Art.

Fresh off his "State of the State" address, Governor Walker joined the show to recap and dive into some of the key pieces of his speech. Topics included; Transportation, Education and of course the Green Bay Packers.

Gregg Goers, English teacher at Neenah High School, joined the morning show to talk about attending Governor Walker's "State of the State" address. He along with a select group of students and administrators were invited to attend.

Professor Arnold Shober from Lawrence University joined the show to preview Governor Scott Walker's State of the State address and President Barack Obama's farewell speech.

Paula Beyer, Health and Fitness Director at the Heart of the Valley-YMCA talks about the popular goal of getting fit as a New Year's resolution.

Patrick Herb from UW-Athletics stops by to recap the Cotton Bowl win over Western Michigan, dish on T.J. Watt's decision to turn pro and preview a big time match up for the basketball team with Purdue on Sunday.

Jim Strick, Communications Manager, with the Neenah School District talks about the unique wrestling match taking place on the stage of Pickard Auditorium.