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The debut of this all-new podcast series presented by VisitEau Claire, takes us to the Pablo Center.  A state of the art performance center in downtown Eau Claire, WI.  We talk with long time local entertainment industry professional Kathy Wright who handles the bookings for the center.  She tells us not only about the national touring acts that the center hosts but also how the building is being used moreas a meeting space. Additionally, the building’s unique ability to serve as a working laboratory for students in the region to get into the entertainmentbusiness.

Cat Morgan with Fierce Freedom is synonymousin the area with raising awareness on the dangers of human trafficking.  We discuss their work but also learn a littlemore about this local celebrity.  How she once worked at The French Press, her favorite vacation spot and what beverageshe prefers to go with her meal.

In February, order the French Press’s Breakfast BLT (either as a sandwich or wrap) with proceeds staying local atFierce Freedom.

Showtime at The Pablo is awesome on its own, but don’tforget you can tie so much more into it thanks to a smorgasbord of offerings in downtown Eau Claire. From unique culinary experiences, to trendy shops, latenight entertainment, eclectic bar atmospheres and more.

Michael West, the General Manager atThe District Pub and Grill, joins Kathy to talk about all the cool experiences that make a show night, much more than the event itself.

They don’t just highlight the The District but other great local places like The Phoenix Taproom, 2 Roots, The Dive Bar and many others

Behind job titles, are some fascinating stories of thepersonalities of the area.  Meet, Georgina Tegart, the executive director of the Community Foundation of DunnCounty.

Georgina brings a unique perspective to our area.  She was born in England and raised for a time in South Africa. Her family immigrated to Wisconsin when she was 18.  Career-wise, she came to this role after being a high end wedding planner and working in hospitality around the globe.

She also takes us through her path to motherhood that wasbrought to fruition using IVF while working in Argentina.

Of course, she and Emilie also give us a background on thefoundation and the operation.

How we communicate love, both verbally and non-verbal, is the foundation of a great relationship.  Every individual has different ways they prefer and being able to identify what we want ourselves and what ourpartner wants is essential.

Ronnie identifies what the five love languages as “Words of Affirmation”. “Acts of Service”, “Quality Time”, “Receiving Gifts” and “Physical Touch”

She takes us through each of those.

One of the great inaugural season partners of the Axemen is

They also explain to us why small businesses should support

Steve and three special guests share their thoughts about the financial considerations of owning a pet! This episode is packed with advice about how to approach pet expenses, from making and modifying a budget to having a separate pet account. It’s also a great introduction to some of the real-world costs (and cost savings) that come with pet parenting!

Getting financing for a new home purchase is very attainablebut can be complicated and messy…but not for lenders.  Its their job and mission to make it possible, regardless of income level.  Morgan Jaeger with Union Home Mortgage joins Alicia and Fiona to discuss some examples of working with clients in helping to set up financing successfully.  This includes setting a proper price range, which helps the real estate agent search for homes that are within the client’sbudget.

Since its opening a few years ago, the Valley Sports Academyhas worked with thousands of local youth athletes.  Over 130k come through annually. That said, its still a facility that many don’t know its full purpose so Phil Swiler fromVSA, joins Joe and Kelly to educate us more on this 116k square foot building.  The building focuses on off-seasontraining for a number of youth sports from hockey to baseball to soccer to golf and more.

-       How can people take advantage of this place?

-       Philosophy on multiple-sports

-       Mental care in concert with physical well-being

-       Ways sports benefit us for the rest of ourlives.