After leading the charge at Feed My People for a decade,Suzanne Becker is retiring and leaving the post this month. Brit and Susie talk to Suzanne about her time at FMP and what her future plans hold.

And what’s this about Sauerkraut on Pizza?!?!

Vince, John, and Dave talk about Art Deco, planned obsolescence, and home ownership.

The importance of mental health continues to be highlightedand on this episode Emilie is joined by Wendy Winger from Dunn County Human Services.  When unchecked, mental health disorders and traumas lead to suicides. Even with increased media attention, mental health and suicide remain a taboo topic.

Wendy gives us some “warning” signs, but also traumas thatare likely to trigger

What resources exist in our region

As Eau Claire's new professional football team comes together off-the-field, we meet one of the men responsible for helping to win on the field, new Assistant Head Coach Jim Britton! A 40-year veteran of coaching and educating in high schools and middle schools in our area, Jim is excited to embark on this new adventure for himself at the community.

We learn about his background and why he decided to take on this challenge. Also, his impression on the level of talent he has already seen and how it compares to anything our area has ever seen before.

With over 200 episodes and over 100 unique quests, Bankerwith a Beer is an established brand!

Like a classic 80s sitcom, think of this as our version ofthe “clip show”.  We go back to the earliest days of this podcast, with just Jerry and Scott as they remember notonly some previous episodes but also some of the unique beers they’ve had a chance to try.   We’re reminded how “Banker with a Beer” came to be and is now the longest running show at Eau Claire Hometown Media

Presented by Keystone Financial in Eau Claire

President Trump is proposing a number of changes to the tax laws which could extend the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed during his first administration. It depends on Congress to take action this year, and Pat and Jesse discuss planning opportunities you can make even before any action is taken to help lessen the tax bill you could have in retirement.

Sponsor:  Chippewa Valley Orthopedics and SportsMedicine

 McDonell senior Alan Meinen and his mom ChristinaMeinen join the podcast as we spotlight them on this episode.  We learn about Alan’s experience attendingMcDonell over the years, including his time as a student-athlete, while his mom’s volunteer work in the school community is highlighted.

Christina highlights the work she has donefor the booster club and committees like “all night graduation”.  Why does she find volunteering rewarding andhow its helped her grow personally.

Alan tells us about his variousexperiences as a Mack since first attending Holy Ghost Elementary.

With the constant barrage of distractions from modern life, many of us have lost touch with the basic signals our bodies send us. In this episode of the Foundational Health Podcast, Dr. Kevin Schultz discusses the importance of slowing down and truly listening to our bodies. Dr. Schultz explores the critical role of hydration, the dangers of symptom suppression, and the benefits of natural remedies over pharmaceuticals.Learn practical ways to de-stress, unplug, and reconnect with your body's needs. Plus, discover how to interpret common symptoms and what they might be telling you about your health. Tune in to gain valuable insights and actionable tips to look better, feel better, and heal better.

Watch or read along to this episode on our website:https://foundationalhealth365.com/podcast/unlocking-your-body-wisdom-the-power-of-listening-to-your-symptoms/

The March special at The French Press is a delicious Reuben,with proceeds going towards The Amazing Eau Claire Clean-Up.  This Reuben features meat slow cooked for 12 hours and accented with a homemade thousand island dressing

We learn more about The Amazing Eau Claire Clean Up, anevent being held for the 17th time.  Chris Dean with ACP Creative IT and an active volunteer with locally, tells us about this even coming up on Saturday April 19th.

Along the way we discuss our "guilty pleasure" dinner preferences and the last vacations we were all on.

What is the latest with the local home constructionindustry? We get the lowdown from Adam Ashley, the President of the Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association.  We also learn more about the CVHB Foundation and their “Tools for Schools” program that is in 16 schools and worked with over 2,000 students, assisting nextgeneration get into the various trade industries.

More details on the association, as well as the newscholarship that are awarding visit cvhomebuilders.com