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The second part of the Morning Show on April 21 featured author, Kenneth Waldron Ph D., who talked with Phil about his new book, "The Road to Marital Success is Unpaved."

The first part of the Morning Show featured River Valley High School Trap Team Coach, Tim Johnson. Tim talked with Phil about the team's salute to veterans.

Jim is joined by Stadium View's marketing & social media manager, Maddi Troullier. Maddi shares information on Stadium Views Ultimate Pick Party, which features a Draft Concert Lineup with 10+ different Brands. James Anderson, Parks, Recreation & Forestry Assistant Director joins to talk about the Field Fest and other cool events. Then Patty Kiewiz, Transit Director of Green Bay Metro Office joins to talk about the transit surrounding the NFL Draft.

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The Morning Show on April 18 featured the Richland Center High School Band. Members from the band were on the program to talk about what they are preparing for in the final month of school. The program also featured information on the Crimestoppers Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 19.

The Morning Show on April 17 featured helpful information on care planning and power of attorney.

The final part of the Morning Show on April 16 featured information on the upcoming Ithaca Lions fundraiser for Courtney Richards Hemphill on Sunday, April 27th.

The Richland Center Baseball Team was the focus of the second part of the Morning Show on April 16. They are hosting a brat and burger fundraiser to raise money for the team.

The first part of the Morning Show on April 16 featured information on the upcoming Hub City Dirt Drag event in May.

The Morning Show on April 15 featured an update from the Symons Recreation Complex. April is Older Americans Month, and the program talked about the benefits to using the Symons Recreation Complex to stay healthy, especially for the elderly.

The second part of the Morning Show on April 14 featured an update from the Wisconsin Department of Consumer Protection. They were on the program for their monthly visit to provide information on avoiding the latest scams.