Conversations

Mary Christenson hosts Susan Townsley discussing the services Stonehouse Counseling (stonehousecares.com) provides for all ages. Also, she outlines the many collaborations that exist within the county, schools and other social agencies that work to assure that mental health services and education are widely available.

Joe Block tells about his transition from Chicago Businessman to living in rural Wisconsin, the history of Yuba and his upcoming vintage motorcycle gathering. 

The structure is up, so whats next? Get an update on the new bridge at Lansing as host Kailean Welsh talks with DOT Project Manager Clayton Burke on this week’s edition of “Conversations.”

In this week’s Conversation, Frank Dravis and Leslie Wegener, Chief Election Inspector for the Village of Stoddard in Vernon County, discuss the details of the election process at the local level, including ballot security, how new voters can register, and the day in the life of an election poll volunteer during election day.

Erik Davis (born June 12, 1967) is an American writer, scholar, journalist and public speaker whose writings have ranged from rock criticism to cultural analysis to creative explorations of esoteric mysticism.[1] He is perhaps best known for his book Techgnosis: Myth, Magic and Mysticism in the Age of Information, as well as his work on California counterculture, including Burning Man, the human potential movement, and the writings of Philip K. Dick.

Learn more about Sharing the Land model for private landowners to get help caring for the land and recreationists to gain access for outdoor activities. Doug Duren joins Marcy West to discuss the evolution of the idea and how to get involved.

On this week's show host Steve Brandl talks with Christina Dollhausen and Karen Innis about the area's upcoming Music and Arts events and the formation of Fourthstream as a driving force behind the Driftless region’s creative future.

Movement is the topic for this week’s Conversations. Guest Mandy Herrick talks with host Kailean Welsh on the value of movement and how our activity in a space impacts the space. Pretty fascinating.

Host Frank Dravis and Emily Berge, Democratic candidate for the US 3rd Congressional District, discuss what Emily has been hearing in her face to face meetings with voters of the Driftless Region.

Kent Genteman is a used an antiquarian book seller. He runs KG’s books in Marshfield Wisconsin.