Discover Community Media

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin:

Dan Wilcox of Alzheimer Support Center stopped in to talk about the upcoming Dancing with the Stars fundraiser, and the various ways in which ASC helps people in Rock County.

Ryan Garcia is with the City of Janesville and he stopped in to talk about Janesville's downtown: its value, its potential, and the role that the city will play in its redevelopment.

Jeremy Zajac is running for Rock County Board of Supervisors.  He stopped in to talk about why he decided to enter public service and why he is campaigning hard while running unopposed.

Cathy Hinds is also running for Rock County Board of Supervisors but she is running as a write-in candidate in a race that features a retiring incumbent and a candidate who has passed away since being placed on the ballot.

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Join the Lunch Bucket crew for a Saint Patrick's Day remote at their favorite home away from home..., Main Street Saloon in historic downtown downtown Janesville, Wisconsin.  Show time - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Stop bye, meet the hosts, Dadio will put you in front of a microphone.

What's Up This Week has been created to assist the community in learning about the events taking place in the skies and improving your understanding of astronomy.

Jamie brings you the sun, the moon and the stars in a podcast that is professional and educational!

Listen in, look up and learn about what's up in astronomy! Jamie not only shares his knowledge and passion for the cosmos, but also identifies and reviews misleading Internet information. You'll learn about upcoming events, what to expect and their significance in a very big picture!

Check out the podcast online to see a few photos he has taken himself, ask questions or leave a comment!

Proudly presented to you by Janesville Community Radio and My Office-JVL.

JANESVILLE COMMUNITY RADIO PROUDLY PRESENTS:

               CIVIL DISCOURSE

 

Civil Discourse is a local podcast hosted by former State Senator Peter Bear and Eric Brant.

Peter and Eric connect the dots from historical events to current issues in an effort to correctly predict the outcomes. We lay out current events, expand on the issues, and blend facts with our own take on the subject matter.

This show aims to easily and accurately break down complex political situations for working America.

This week we are joined by State Senator Tim Cullen to discuss the Republican's war on voting in the state of Wisconsin.  Gerrymandered districts: Voter ID requirements; and limiting voting hours are just the beginning.

Janesville Community Radio Proudly (and Loudly!) Presents:

THE ALL YOU CAN HEAR EAR BUFFET

This week, we have a live set with Rockford's own Soft Shoe Shufflerswho will play a few numbers of their distinctive blend of acoustic, harmony laden soft rock classics. Plus we'll talk about their travels and their future plans. Of course, we'll get up to speed on the local concerts of the week, dish on all the great albums released on the 11th and take a close look at the latest albums from Real Estate and The Men. All this and much more on the 9th installment of The All You Can Hear Ear Buffet.

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin:

Local photographer Tom Purdy stopped in to talk about his two passions: weather and photography.  Tom talked about chasing storms, and becoming recognized for his work as photographer of nature and weather, the role that social media plays in promoting creativity and gave tips for photographers just starting out.  Tom's Facebook page is Wisconsin Weather and Photography.

Cast members of "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" Matt Johnson, Ron Brown and Autumn Thomas-Wheeler, stopped in at the studio to talk about the show.

Members of the Pancake Riot performed an original song

Premier of two podcasts from Parker High School students, featuring Spanish and French lessons.

The latest blog post by Ronald Ragotzy, MD, sharing his unique vision of the Book of Genesis.

Ted Kinneman stopped in to talk about his involvement in Rock County politics, starting in 1968 Eugene McCarthy's campaign.  Ted also spoke about his disappointment with President Obama and shared his thoughts on Paul Ryan.

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JANESVILLE COMMUNITY RADIO PROUDLY PRESENTS:

DADIO'S LUNCH BUCKET

Local musician and guitar man Ken Curtis joins the show to play some of his tunes on the Lunch Bucket.

Dadio's Lunch Bucket has a little bit of everything. There is a working class blue-collar theme with local and regional interests that weave through the show. Some college degrees are mixed in. And, all along the way they try to give a voice to those ignored by the status quo.  Somehow, they entertain us all in the process.

Other segments include (but are not limited to):  Word Phrase; Fish Fry; Quiz; Blue-Collar Jobs; Wisconsin War Casualties; News and Comment; and..., Local Burgers.

You need to ask Dadio and his crew some questions..., he comes with his own support group that is prepared and ready to pull him out of the holes he invariably digs himself into!

Get on this show, play the quiz and win, and make Dadio buy you a beer or soda!

Civil Discourse is a locally based Progressive Radio show which is hosted by former State Senator Peter Bear and Eric Brant.

Peter and Eric connect the dots from historical events to current issues in an effort to correctly predict the outcomes. They lay out current events, expand on the issues, and blend facts with their own take on the subject matter.

This show aims to easily and accurately break down complex political situations for working America.

In this episode we talk about Ron Johnson's attack against the Post Office and the resistance he is getting from big donors in Wisconsin.

Paul Ryan misrepresents the benefits of LBJ's War on Poverty.

Janesville Community Radio proudly presents the OPEN MICK PODCAST!

Your hosts:  Andy Anderson and Chad Sheridan

The Boys take you through two hours of live entertainment, in-studio guests, a variety of callers, special Open Mick Podcast interviews, and discuss current events.  Talent of this nature does not require a script - which makes a fun, informational and comical podcast event.

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin:

Jason Heidenreich is an electrician and a Rock County Supervisor.  On the program Jason talked about what it’s like to be involved in making decisions on the county level, what is prevailing wage and why it is important, and how as an incumbent, he is running for the second time as a write-in candidate.

Next, check out the latest blog by Ronald Ragotzy, MD, based on his book “Raising Abel, the Life of Faith”.  Today’s post is called “Faith Is the Air We Breath”.

Next, the show’s house band “Members of the Pancake Riot” shared a new song

Tom Hathaway and Debbie Black stopped in to talk about their upcoming fundraiser to help the homeless of Janesville.

Friend of the show Adam Rutherford stopped in to talk about the upcoming Janesville Community Dinner at the Italian House, Community Coffee and other items of community interest.

The show ended with Yuri sharing the real reasons behind Russian invasion of Crimea, and the story of his family, which traces some of its roots back to Sevastopol and Crimea.

Be in the know.  Discover Janesville.