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This week, Host Marcy West talks with Vernon County Zoning Administrator Matthew Albright about the proposed County Comprehensive Plan, Farmland Preservation and other land use issues.
Taylor Henry of Viroqua and owner of the national publishing company, Acres U.S.A, talks with Host Mary Christenson on a wide range of agricultural topics including his path to farming and his many other ventures.
Host Kailean Welsh talks with Pete Beckstand from the Bethel Butikk in Westby about their store, the importance of charitable giving and the history of Boxing Day.
This week Dan Kiedinger of United Country-Oakwood Realty talks with Host Steve Brandl and shares his knowledge and best practices when buying or selling property in the Driftless. Lots of great advice!
Dr. Sarah D'Ononfrio is Dena's guest on this conversation about digesters, protecting our environment, community and the everyday actions people can take to limit their exposure to plastic pollution within our food system.
This week, Host Ed Holahan talks with Musician Dodie Whitaker about her career and the upcoming Holiday Concert on December 14 by the Ridgetones.
Mary Christenson speaks with Teresa Washburn about the Viroqua Main St. and Revitalization program of the late 1980's.
Retired Executive Director of the Kickapoo Valley Reserve - Marcy West talks with host Steve Brandl about her new book "Protecting Paradise in the Driftless" which covers how and why the KVR was formed and its evolution over years.
“The Changing of the Gods” is our “Conversation” on WDRT 91.9 fm Driftless Community Radio this week as Kailean Welsh talks with Jenny Cain and Jerome McGeorge about this 10-part docu-series offered monthly in Viroqua. Called “A Revolutionary Series for a Revolutionary Time,” we explore historical cycles, planetary correlations, and the part humanity plays in an integrated universe as we seek the best way through these changing times.
The Changing of the Gods is a 8 week video and discussion group based on the docu-series at the Viroqua Commons, running the last Monday of each month at 6pm. Get more info here
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