In this powerful episode, relationship educator Rev. Ronnie Roll explores why personal development and emotional evolution are essential for thriving partnerships. Discover data-backed insights, soulful storytelling, and practical tools to help couples embrace change, deepen connection, and grow together intentionally. Techniques discussed are also effective in work environments as well. Whether you're navigating transitions or seeking to future-proof your love, this episode offers inspiration and strategies for building resilient, growth-oriented relationships.

Over the course of the summer, many residents in and aroundMenomonie have raised concerns over a proposed data center outside Menomonie.While the project proponents promise economic growth, residents have concerns over noise, light pollution, traffic and other issues. 

Emilie discusses these concerns with the Chairman of the Red Cedar Board Bob Cook and Bruce Siebold who is a neighbor to the proposed Data Center.

Bob and Bruce voice concerns over a lack of communication, potential damages to property value.  The fact thisultimately won’t lead to many permanent jobs and how other data center sites have decimated natural beauty.

With reach into a number of areas locally, businesswomanNathasa Plank-Ottum joins the podcast. With her family, she helps run their manufacturing business. Though her training was in medicine with a career in nursing beforeshe came back to the family business, navigating it through the economic downturn of the late 00’s. Why did she make the move? Did she have second thoughts?

The advice she has for young adults if they weigh returning tothe family business.

How she still stays active in the healthcare world,advocating for what she believes in. Including bringing their employee healthcare“in-house” and the benefits they’ve seen.

It's been hard to keep up with all the changes going on in the economy, so how can you be sure your retirement plan is doing the same? Pat and Jesse discuss how you can tell and, with the help of a trusted financial professional, stay on track with your plan through all the changes that have taken place and those that are to come. 

Fair Talk returns for season three by first looking back at the 2025 fair and getting the perspective of new executive director Brian Maki.

What were the highlights from this year's fair? What constructive criticism has already been heard? How did the experience feel for Rusty running his last fair and for Brian observing his first as director?

Also we learn why Brian wanted this position in the first place.

Join Dr. Kevin Schultz on the Foundational Health Podcast as he discusses the body’s critical process of methylation and the MTHFR gene mutation that could be the root cause of countless health issues. Discover how this genetic anomaly—affecting nearly half of the global population—can impact everything from mental health to infertility. Dr. Schultz shares groundbreaking insights from a recent study published in Clinical Medicine, offering hope and actionable steps for those affected. 

Whether you're dealing with ADD, anxiety, or unexplained health issues, this episode provides essential information on how to test for the MTHFR mutation and the natural wellness practices that can make a difference. Tune in for a life-changing discussion that promises to empower you with the knowledge to heal better and live healthier. Don't miss the opportunity to transform your health and share this vital message with loved ones.

Watch, listen, or read along with this episode on our website:https://foundationalhealth365.com/podcast/mthfr-is-this-gene-causing-your-health-issues/

Presented by Jackie Hunt State Farm Agency

Park for a Purpose at Woodwind Park is an annual fundraiserto help ensure that no one goes hungry in the community. Jim Kausie and Meagan Frank detail what to expect from the 2025 event happening Saturday September 6thstarting a noon.  The event includes a car show, disc golf, craft show, live music and more.

A soup kitchen volunteer, Jim also provides us perspectiveon the need in the community.  We also learn about Woodwind Park itself is from Meagan whose family purchased the former winter recreation area about six years ago and have been developing it ever since.

Keenan Crawford with Poquett, Donnellan and Schlewitz in Eau Claire takes us through the common issues youngadults should seek legal advice.  What are some of the top mistakes (or assumptions) young adults make

- Co-owning property without prior written agreements

- Not having contracts reviewed

- Mixing personal and business finances without protection

In this episode of Marc-On Unleashed, we share updates on upcoming events in the area and some exciting life happenings. We also talk about new changes for the podcast, including bringing staff members on as future guests. Tune in for community updates, behind-the-scenes insights, and a look at what’s to come on Marc-On Unleashed.

In this episode of the Pillar Bank Podcast, we celebrate the joy of summer fairs and the importance of community involvement. From county fair traditions to personal stories about attending events, we highlight how these gatherings bring people together and strengthen connections.