This week on Diane's Kitchen, meet Executive Director, Sheldon Johnson, from the Northwest Regional Planning Commission (NWRPC).

This ten-county organization, which began in 1959, has a multi-service structure, always keeping its mission statement in the forefront, “Keeping Your Future as Our Focus.” On this week's broadcast, recycling is the topic. Where, how, what, and when. Washburn County has four drop-off centers alone, and they all have the same requirements: recyclable materials have to be clean, fit the profile, and also fit the requirements. The service is free unless it has a plug. There is a minimum charge for those items which then covers the cost for NWRPC has to pay to send them on.

Host: Diane Dryden

This week on Diane’s Kitchen, Diane chats with Terri Reiter from the Spooner Railroad Park on the exciting revamping plans for the railroad roundhouse and how it soon to be famous.

Host: Diane Dryden

Today on Diane's Kitchen, meet Spooner's Colette Piskie whose goal in life is to keep people in stitches.

A shout-out welcoming experienced quilters and complete novices to join together in order to make over 154 quilts by October 2020 for the 829 Army National Guard personnel and local veterans. These quilts acting as a permanent “Thank you for your service” reminder. Two phone numbers for further information are. Colette-715-635-8162 or the Faith Lutheran Church in Spooner, 715-635-8167

Host: Diane Dryden

Diane's Kitchen is not a cooking show but a chat in our kitchen with people of interest hosted by Diane Dryden. We’ll drink coffee and discuss what's going on in the neighborhood. 

Today on Diane's Kitchen, meet Gabrielle “Gabby” Skidmore and hear about the reasons she's sold on women and girls in wrestling, one of America's fastest-growing sports. Wrestling from the age of four, this female college student is still crazy about the sport and continues to excel.

Senator Tom Tiffany, a candidate in the 7th Congressional District race, was our very special guest on a recent Facebook Live chat.  

Senator Tiffany has served as Senator for Wisconsin's 12th district since 2012, and previously as state representative for the 35th Assembly district. On September 10th, Senator Tiffany officially announced that he was running for Congress in the 7th Congressional District to replace U.S. Representative Sean Duffy, who had previously announced that he was stepping down.

We discussed a range of topics including the Trump impeachment -- and what impacts the Senator believes that is having -- the news that Florence County declared itself a Second Amendment Sanctuary, and much much more.

Washburn County Judge Angeline Winton joined us in-studio as our very special guest this week on DrydenWire Chats podcast.

We discussed a wide range of topics including her time in private practice, time as Assistant District Attorney, District Attorney, and her new position as Judge in Washburn County.

Hosts: Ben Dryden, Terry Dryden

(Part 2) Criminal Defense Attorney Matthew Kirkpatrick was our very special guest this week on our DrydenWire Podcast.

Host: Ben Dryden

(PART ONE): Criminal Defense Attorney Matthew Kirkpatrick was our very special guest this week on our DrydenWire Podcast.

Host: Ben Dryden

Sawyer County Sheriff Doug Mrotek was our very special guest on this week's podcast episode.  We discussed a wide range of topics including all the goings-on at the Sheriff's Office, staffing, the drug epidemic, the search for Tony Dantzman and More.

Hosts: Ben Dryden, Terry Dryden

Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald was our very special guest on this week’s Podcast. We discussed a wide range of topics including the 1-year anniversary of the Closs Case, the “Red Flag” and universal background check proposal from the Governor, a recent stabbing in Barron County, the upcoming Citizens Academy, “Shop with a Cop”, and more.

Host: Ben Dryden