Presented by Keystone Financial Services in Eau Claire, WI

One thing that is necessary in retirement planning is accounting for various expenses - not just your every day life necessities, but also the financial costs such as paying taxes, investment expenses and more. Pat and Jesse take a look at what these entail and some ways to save on these costs.

Cats and dogs (and other animals) living together! The EauClaire Community Humane Association takes care of all of them in our area.  Addie Erdmann, the marketing and development director joins us to give us an update on the ECCHA.  Known predominately as a place to go to adoptan animal, Addie fills us in and how that process works (and how it has been streamlined).

Also, we learn how you can volunteer and donate for thisnon-profit 

And details on the upcoming Fido and Friends Event?

What are the City of Altoona’s priorities at this moment? Brendan, Mike and Roy touch on a number of topics to provide a wide ranging update on many areas

-       When will the Container Park finally open

-       Updating the Zoning Code

-       Grants for construction

-       City sponsored community events and bringing inpartners for fun too

-       Development projects

-       Fire Department staffing and realities

A common progression for many high school students is toadvance to a four-year institution for higher education.  Heidi talks with Libby Peplinski, who works with new college students as part of her role as a first-year counselor atUW-Stout.

-       How do colleges, like Stout, work with localbusinesses so that their education aligns with the needs of employers.

-       What emerging fields are schools like Stoutkeying in on to stay ahead

-       Where does the education at Stout connectstudents with experience

-       What should prospective students preparethemselves for if they have a school in mind

-       How does a place like Stout help students decideon a career pathway?

Dr. Kevin Schultz dives into the heart of Wisconsin culture with a fun and informative discussion on beer, brats, and cheese. Discover how you can enjoy these beloved staples while maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Schultz provides actionable tips on reducing the negative effects of alcohol, choosing the best types of brats, and selecting the healthiest cheeses.Whether you're a beer lover, a brat enthusiast, or a cheese connoisseur, this episode offers valuable insights to help you indulge wisely. Tune in for expert advice, practical takeaways, and a fresh perspective on enjoying your favorite foods without compromising your health!

Read or watch along with this episode on our website:https://foundationalhealth365.com/podcast/beer-brats-and-cheese-the-key-to-healthier-indulgence

After two decades leading the charge at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair, Executive Director Rusty Volk has announced he is stepping down at the end of the year. He tells us why now felt like the right time and what helooks to accomplish over the next several months.

You’ll want to hear his story of avoiding a catastrophe withpower during his first fair as the director.

Let’s pump the tires of Chippewa Falls!

Neil Mathwig and Derek Kuehni from Pillar Bank are joined byDerek White, the CEO of the YMCA to discuss the mix of small town hospitality and local businesses that make Chippewa Falls a vibrant community.  The connections various organizations make, for the betterment of the community as a while.

Dan is a local resident and business owner. Hear hisstraight-to-the-point commentary on a variety of issues. New podcasts dropevery Monday. 

This week

               Updates on upcoming events

               Thanks a retiring employee

               Thoughts on the tariffs

               Stepson’s interest in the military

               More protests around the country and why they are again misguided

Presented by Cook Chiropractic in Chippewa Falls, WI

In this episode, Dr. Lona Dr. Lona and Dr. Pete discuss how important holistic care and chiropractic care will be as more and more people are looking for new options and more natural answers to healing.

Pull up a cup of something warm while Rev. Ronnie Roll of Hearts Unlimited delves into the science (and magic!) behind love, discussing the brain chemicals that drive romantic feelings as well as it's evolutionary purpose and health benefits. Is it really just a chemical response or is there still a little magic involved?