This Week in Waukesha

Don is joined by first year Waukesha South baseball coach, Jon Stillman and Waukesha North baseball coach, Don Radomski to talk about their upcoming preseason.

Don is joined by Waukesha South football coach Darnell Wiltz to discuss the movement of the Blackshirt football program to the Parkland Conference. Then, James Santelle joins the show to talk about the legal implications of this and the recent school board resolutions, and Amanda Redina Roddy stops by to invite everyone to the Waukesha Rotatory Club pancake breakfast on February 4th.

Don is joined by Joanna Adamicki, Parks & Rec Special Events Coordinator, to talk about Wisconsin’s premier winter festival, the Waukesha Janboree.

Don chats with Licensed Athletic Trainer for Children’s Hospital Wisconsin, Caitlin Weber to discuss all things sports injuries in light of Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin collapsing on the field during Monday Night Football.

Don reviews the year for himself, Wauk Radio, and the city of Waukesha. Thank you for a fantastic year of healing and growing, see you in 2023!

Don reminisces on Christmas memories with the new owner of Mia’s in downtown Waukesha, Beau Blask.

Don is joined by Waukesha South football super dad Jared Dable and attorney/legal expert James Santelle  to break down the WIAA’s decision to deny the Blackshirsts’ petition to leave the Classic 8 athletic conference. 

Don talks with Ryan Rehak, producing artistic director for OUTSKIRTS THEATRE CO., the right honorable Alciia Halbensleven who represents Waukesha’s 11TH district in the city council and board member for OUTSKIRTS THEATRE, and Rhonda Schimdt Executive Director at Waukesha Civic Theater

Don is joined by Waukesha Mayor, Shawn Reilley to discuss the upcoming Christmas parade, healing as a community, and everything happening up in the city.

This week’s guest is Waukesha South honor student and baseball star, Erick Tiegs. Hear his inspiring journey; from surviving the parade journey to returning to the baseball field in less than 6 months.