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A year later, coming out of a pandemic, where perhaps a lot of us — Rick included — sat around, we bring on some experts to talk us through what to do now. From rec sport athletes or those trying to get back into things like running, Dr. Jake Erickson, the sports doc, and personal trainer Amy Venner (RealWellnessWithAmy.com) give advice on how to get back into the swing of sports.
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Spent a lot of time talking PFAS mess in La Crosse with UW-La Crosse political science professor Dr. Anthony Chergosky, but did have to make fun of Joe Biden tripping on the Air Force One steps. Mayor Tim Kabat called in to talk about a breaking story in reference to the PFAS mess in the area, and some internal emails that were made public that don't paint what the city is doing in a great light.
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Defund the police? See, that gets your attention. That's one of the things we talked with La Crosse mayoral candidate Mitch Reynolds about. We also talked La Crosse native Jonathan Davis and the Badgers.
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A Rush Limbaugh resolution meant to divide and a "cocktails-to-go" bill that's literally a year too late. These are a couple items Wisconsin's state Legislature is working on, after going almost 10 months without even debating, let alone passing a single piece of legislation, as the state -- the world -- endured the worst of the pandemic.
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La Crosse teachers' union president and long-time Central High Spanish teacher John Havlicek joined. Yes, we did talk Celtics but also the emotion of those first days back in school, the difficulties from online learning and the relationships teachers and students build that sort of took a year off -- in a way. But the show started with La Crosse County Democratic Party chair William Garcia with an announcement about the city's mayoral race.
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