Kristin Brey, the founder of As Goes Wisconsin, and longtime WTMJ host Brian Noonan are skilled at taking the complex and making it digestible. They will take you behind the headlines of the day’s biggest stories from across Wisconsin. Fans will hear the stories being told by those who live and cover those communities firsthand for the most accurate and relevant information.

CEO of Give an Hour, Dr. Trina Clayeux joins the show to talk about how their mental health organization provides support to people impacted by human-made trauma. In light this week’s school shooting, Clayeux shares how tips and tricks people can use to take care of their mental health and process trauma.

Today on Spinning the State:

De Pere - Schools teaching “responsible use” of AI.

Pleasant Prairie - Holiday lights tour and contest.

Racine - Horlick High School teacher wins leadership award.

Kristin Brey, the founder of As Goes Wisconsin, and longtime WTMJ host Brian Noonan are skilled at taking the complex and making it digestible. They will take you behind the headlines of the day’s biggest stories from across Wisconsin. Fans will hear the stories being told by those who live and cover those communities firsthand for the most accurate and relevant information.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Special Reporter, John Gurda talk to Kristin and Brian about the vast and rich black history in Milwaukee one of the most segregated cities in the country. He shares how he, a 77-year-old white man, has held lectures to all white audiences, and all black audiences, what he has learned from his research, and what the response has been like.

Kristin Brey, the founder of As Goes Wisconsin, and longtime WTMJ host Brian Noonan are skilled at taking the complex and making it digestible. They will take you behind the headlines of the day’s biggest stories from across Wisconsin. Fans will hear the stories being told by those who live and cover those communities firsthand for the most accurate and relevant information.

Kristin Brey, the founder of As Goes Wisconsin, and longtime WTMJ host Brian Noonan are skilled at taking the complex and making it digestible. They will take you behind the headlines of the day’s biggest stories from across Wisconsin. Fans will hear the stories being told by those who live and cover those communities firsthand for the most accurate and relevant information.

Spinning the State:

Milwaukee - Enlightened Brewing opens up about closure.

Eau Claire - US Supreme Court rejects parent’s challenge to school guidance for transgender students.

Bristol - Gnome place like the Pringle Nature Center for holidays.

Natalie Anderson of Fostering Community, an organization that focuses on bringing community and resources to those who work in or apart of the foster care system. Anderson shares more about the other ways people can help their organization even if it’s not being a foster parent, their upcoming gala and fundraiser, as well as their work with the Milwaukee Bucks for the Kapco Kids2Kids Toy drive and more!

Today on Spinning the State:

Plover - State regulators approve largest solar project in Wisconsin History.

Racine - O&H release new holiday Kringle flavor.

Williams Bay - How beer bottles and pickle jars became a holiday light display.