Don may be in St. Louis, but his heart (and his guest) are here at home in Waukesha observing Veteran's Day with our guest, veteran and former alderman Tim Nekich.

Don Browne is joined by Therese Arkenberg, Karen Slattery, and Mark Doremus of Plowshare Fair Trade Marketplace to promote their upcoming fundraiser.  The virtual fundraiser kicks off on Thursday, November 9th, and features a screening of their documentary "My Water, My Responsibility."

Economic Development Project Manager Jeff Fortin joins Don Browne in the studio to discuss all the new economic development projects he's managing! That's his job, you know. Mary Jo Sanchez is also back from her globetrotting with stories and coffee! Catch up with This Week in Waukesha today!

Don is joined by Mike Chrisien, a counsel member of aldermanic District 1 to discus 'home' in all its meanings, especially here in Waukesha.

Kristin Hansen of the Fair Elections Center is here to talk voting rights (and wrongs!) ahead of what's shaping up to be the biggest political year to date.

In a rare pre-recorded episode, Don is joined by Ryan Rehak of Outskirts Theater Co. to promote their upcoming Charity .5k. Yes, you read that right, a POINT 5k! The event is open and accessible to all at Bosco's social club on October 8th. For more, visit Outskirts Theater's Facebook page.

In a world where help seems to be hard to find, Casa de Esperanza is here to provide it to all members of the community. Listen to today's episode to learn more!

Ghost Tour purveyor and James Santell are our guests today on the show to talk about hauntings both literal and legal.

The waters of change are here in Waukesha, or rather, the water in Waukesha is changing. Here with the general manager of the Waukesha Water Treatment plant Dan Duchniak and mayor Sean Riley who have been instrumental in creating the changes.