This week, Host Steve Brandl talks with Abbie Hawes and Tomas Herrera from Ethos Green Power Coop about the latest news in Green Energy and their worker-owned Co-op. Tune in to learn more about Solar energy production and Mini-Split heating and cooling. 

Loma Huh and Mary Christenson explore the value of cultural exchange in learning to be more open, knowledgeable and understanding of people from other cultures. Loma married a S. Korean man and lived in Korea for several years raising their children before relocating to Viroqua. Since 2011 she and her niece have created programs for many Korean students to have a unique experience of Viroqua while improving their English skills.

Emily Berge, Democrat candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd District, US House of Representatives joins Frank Dravis for a conversation on the upcoming election, demographics of the 3rd district, rural healthcare, and other topics of current interest.

For this week’s Conversations, host Kailean Welsh speaks with Susan Nesbit about her work as a Death Doula. Susan talks about the importance of reclaiming death as a natural part of life and shares ideas on how we can prepare for the end of life from an intentional and open space.

DeWayne, Lori and Aaron from Linds Home Center talk with Steve Brandl about the history of their business and other businesses and happenings in the Cashton area. 

Joel Jepsen, Forestry Specialist for the Wisconsin DNR joins Marcy West to have a Conversation about what makes our woodlands special and the programs and people who can assist landowners in managing their forests.

I have chosen an hour with a great woman from "Down Under" as my last regularly scheduled Conversation. Recorded eight years ago, and still vivid in my memory. I think Sister Val is just what the world needs right now.

Mary Christenson talks with Mark Shepard about Restoration Agriculture - a form of perennial agriculture that Mark developed on his home farm in Viola, WI, and which is spreading across the globe to address the ecological and social issues of farming today.

Mississippi Valley Conservancy and its land and ecosystem conservation efforts are the focus of Frank Dravis’ conversation with Carol Abrahamzon and Abbie Church, long time leaders of the conservancy.

Emotional health and relationships can be complicated, and we could all use some tips. Host Kailean Welsh talks with Marriage & Family therapist Michelle Thomas for this week’s Conversations. They talk about the changing face of counseling, therapy, and wellness.