Here You Are Wausau

Shereen Stewart is a well-known name in central Wisconsin. Her journalistic experience has culminated in the news and entertainment site, Wausau Pilot & Review. It has garnered the respect of not only its local readers but readers outside of the area. We spoke with her about the hows and whys surrounding her decision to take local reporting in the next direction.

We’re talking with WAOW’s Rebecca Ribley about her recent on-air report of the growing popularity and importance of personal safety apps around central Wisconsin.

If you’ve read anything by a local writer in the last 15 years that could be considered a side-road to the mainstream, then you’ve probably encountered Dan Newman. He’s a local author, journalist, and father who writes his own destiny, literally.

Life changes can be difficult. However, including a nutritionist, a personal trainer, and HYA friend Amanda Maltbey, makes the whole process is more enjoyable. We’re improving. Come and listen!

It’s been a while since we recorded and we’re back, just chatting. Our love for NYC. Tech. The city of Wausau and the stupid decisions they make. So, it’s business as usual on Here You Are Wausau!

We’re super excited to be talking with Ross Riege, cinematographer of “The Kings of Summer” and “You’re the Worst” and Erik Cieslewicz, the writer and director of “Microcosm” and “Holy Chip!” this week. Come listen to the real Hollywood.

Keith Uhlig of Wausau Daily Herald has a plan to run in 72 counties throughout Wisconsin in 2017. Seth Werkheiser of The Workbench Podcast runs because it makes him feel good. Amanda Maltbey likes the long-distance run. Dino and Eric run our mouths. We all got together to talk about running.

As two old millennials, we like millennials. We have a lot in common, like tech. In this ep we’re talking with Bran Schjoth the latest, greatest, the best and the worst.

The city of Wausau is voting on lifting a ban on urban chickens. We’re talking with two women who are strong supporters of the change, Nicole May and Amanda Maltbey.

What if zombies walk the streets of Wausau? In the comic book series “Revival”, written by Tim Seeley of Ringle, they do. And, we could soon live the what-if in a live-action film. This week, we’re back with Evan Cass talking to Seeley about Revival, Hack/Slash, and the wealth of comic titles with which he’s been involved.