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Angela Kallay of Benefit Realty in Franklin joins Brian in-studio to talk about the housing market. Last month a major rule went into effect which changes how real estate agents are being paid. Kallay explains what this means for realtors, how it will impact new, old, and selling homeowners and more.

Today on Spanning the State we go further than just Wisconsin with Brian joining remotely from Illinois. They kick things off with a conversation with Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez on the recently released final report from the Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce. Then they speak to Suzanne Fanning and Rachel Kerr of Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin about Cheeselandia a club for cheese lovers. Kristin shares a snippet of her interview with Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren discussing Price gouging and fixing. After they spun the state, they were joined by attorney Dennis Grzezinski to talk about a new civil lawsuit filed by local organizations regarding the Interstate 94 Expansion Project. Later they talk about how as a society address covid and a recent surge before having a laugh about a poor bicyclist crashing into a tree.

Today on Spinning the State:

Waukesha - Waukesha County Parks unveils accessible dock.

Brookfield - Breakwater Lighthouse remains closed.

East Troy - Beer Tasting Train.

Attorney Dennis Grzezinski Milwaukee Attorney representing Milwaukee Inner-City Congregations Allied for Hope (MICAH) joins Spanning the State to talk about a new civil lawsuit too address the new Interstate 94 Expansion Project. He discusses the environmental hazards local citizens will face from the project, what this means for public transportation, and what is next in the process with the lawsuit.

Have you ever loved a food so much that you would join an exclusive club for it? Well for cheese lovers look no further because there is Cheeselandia. Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, Suzanne Fanning and Experiential and Brand Marketing Senior Director, Rachel Kerr join the show to talk about the club, how to join, what members get to experience, and their love for Wisconsin cheese.

Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez joins Spanning the State to talk about the recently released final report from the Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce. She explains how they will implement policies and action items, how quickly they will become reality, and how they will benefit Wisconsinites.

Today Kristin spins solo for the first time, we go to:

Merrill - Referendum to fund county-owned nursing home will not be on local November ballots.

Deerfield - Before rushing into Pumpkin Spice Latte be sure to check out the sunflowers first!

Lac Du Flambeau - Land disputes are pricey.

JR Ross Editor of Wispolitics.com, joins Spanning the State to help break down our nations third party system and how it may be a bigger factor during this November election. He explains deadlines needed in order to print the ballot, how having no third-party candidates can sway an election, and the breaking news on who has been solidified to be on to the ballot.

After a busy week at the Democratic National Convention, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren continued her campaign with a stop to Wisconsin. As someone who has ran for the President of the United States, Warren is not new to having a plan. Spanning the State’s Kristin Brey had a chance to speak with and pick her brain on policy questions the nation is awaiting Vice President Kamala Harris address. From Price gouging and fixing, to student debt relief and equal taxes, Warren added a lot to the conversation.

Wendy Kamberling Board Member at the Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church (WAUMC) and advocate for the Prince McCree Scholarship joins Spanning the State to talk about silverling lining from the heartbreaking tragedy. Kamberling shares how the scholarship works, how it honors McCree and current recipients.