BREAKING NEWS concerning The Sonnentag Center

And Scott has had enough with roofing solicitors

Presented by the Jackie Hunt State Farm Agency in Menomonie, WI

We learn all about the annual Dunn County Flag Day Ceremony coming up June 14th at the Veterans Memorial Park. Started 25 years ago as an unveiling of the memorial it has continued on ever since.  Georgina Taggert with the Dunn County Foundation tells us what to expect at the ceremony this year including Ludington Guard Band.  She also reads anexpert from a speech given by Raymond Hayes at the initial dedication in June 2000.

The event is held in partnership with the foundation,Downtown Menomonie INC and the Dunn County Veterans Memorial Committee.

One of the keys to eliminating a bad habit is to slowlyreplace it with a good one.  It’s a philosophy that works with humans and one that is a great training tool for dogs aswell.  Heather discusses identifying a dog’s unwanted behavior and slowly working in a desired one via reinforcement.

She gives some examples of creating a “yes” behavior toreplace a dozens of “nos”.   Installingdesired behaviors and ways to reinforce them to make them habits.

Carrie Krueger, the Executive Director of Baldwin-Woodville Chamber of Commerce, joins Pillar Bank’s Christina Arnett to discuss this wonderful community.  Some of the history, the annual events, the recent growth and Pillar Bank’s impact on the area.

What is the philosophy that drives this practice?  Sam Schlewitz joins this episode to expand on the fundamentals that he and the team believe in.  Of course, its one thing to say a place has a philosophy but its another to execute it and Sam details how they’ve developed it over the years.  From the way employees are treated to the way employees are viewed.

How does this workplace environment ultimately benefit theclient?

How experiences in other workplaces influence philosophyhere.

The philosophy isn’t about being better, it’s about meetingand exceeding the standard

In this episode, we’re diving into the exciting lineup of summer events happening in the area—from lively festivals to elegant banquets, it's shaping up to be a packed and vibrant season! We kick things off with a quick rundown of the key community events we'll be part of, highlighting the ways we're staying connected and involved. We also share a real estate update from Dan, who is shifting his focus primarily to working with Homes for Heroes, a program dedicated to helping local veterans buy and sell homes more easily. It's a great way to give back while supporting housing needs in our community.

How chiropractic care supports your stress response

• Fight or flight vs rest and digest

• Subluxation and its relationship to stress load

• How regular adjustments regulate and stabilize the nervous system

Patient story: anxiety, sleep, and improved adaptability

We meet Erika Crotty, who has been the Artist HospitalityCoordinator at the Pablo for roughly a year. So, whatdoes a hospitality coordinator do?  Are they the people that make sure there are “no Green M&Ms in the bowl” and do requests like that actually exist among entertainers?

What does a typical performance day look like?  What do entertainers usually need? How does this provide an opportunity for the Pablo to showcase the region.

Difference between international vs. American (especially Midwest) performers.

Derek closes out this season of the podcast discussing NHL/NBA playoffs and the latest on MLB.

Oh, and stick around at the end for a very special announcement involving local sports from Derek

Having good friends in our lives is a godsend and Knellybrings on one of her closest in Becki Boettcher.  The two talk family and work.  Becki is a local entrepreneur, wife and mother (with another baby on the way) and these two share stories and experiences that no doubt you’ll identify with in some way.