This Week in Waukesha

In this November 17th edition of This Week in Waukesha, Don Brown and producer Max Martinson reflect on a week filled with local stories of remembrance, generosity, and community spirit. Don shares updates on the upcoming fourth-anniversary memorial for the 2021 Christmas Parade attack, highlights a major charitable gift supporting the Waukesha food pantry, and spotlights local holiday initiatives like Letters to Santa. The episode also touches on Don’s recent grant-writing milestone, bustling downtown Waukesha weekends, Carroll University football, and heartwarming encounters with families who’ve embraced the city. Tune in for a warm, wide-ranging look at life in Waukesha as the holiday season approaches.

In this November 17th edition of This Week in Waukesha, Don Brown and producer Max Martinson reflect on a week filled with local stories of remembrance, generosity, and community spirit. Don shares updates on the upcoming fourth-anniversary memorial for the 2021 Christmas Parade attack, highlights a major charitable gift supporting the Waukesha food pantry, and spotlights local holiday initiatives like Letters to Santa. The episode also touches on Don’s recent grant-writing milestone, bustling downtown Waukesha weekends, Carroll University football, and heartwarming encounters with families who’ve embraced the city. Tune in for a warm, wide-ranging look at life in Waukesha as the holiday season approaches.

In this week’s episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don Browne returns with big local news, heartfelt reflections, and community spotlights. They discuss the extraordinary $3.5 million donation to the Food Pantry of Waukesha County, upcoming memorials honoring the victims of the 2021 Christmas Parade tragedy, and a touching neighborhood initiative from Bikers Advocating Child Safety, who are once again collecting Letters to Santa. With Veterans Day fresh in mind, the hosts also take time to honor those who have served. Plus, a preview of their conversation with Waukesha resident and parade survivor Tyler Pudliner, whose philanthropy continues to inspire. Tune in for a meaningful, community-centered episode.

In this week’s episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don Browne returns with big local news, heartfelt reflections, and community spotlights. They discuss the extraordinary $3.5 million donation to the Food Pantry of Waukesha County, upcoming memorials honoring the victims of the 2021 Christmas Parade tragedy, and a touching neighborhood initiative from Bikers Advocating Child Safety, who are once again collecting Letters to Santa. With Veterans Day fresh in mind, the hosts also take time to honor those who have served. Plus, a preview of their conversation with Waukesha resident and parade survivor Tyler Pudliner, whose philanthropy continues to inspire. Tune in for a meaningful, community-centered episode.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don sits down with comedian and actor Rob Baxter, a Waukesha South grad who left his “likable loser” label behind to chase stand-up dreams in Los Angeles, performing at The Improv and The Comedy Store alongside talents like Frank Caliendo. Rob shares how a chance gig as a freight elevator operator led to movie cameos and SAG membership, before returning home to teach and reconnect with his roots.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don sits down with comedian and actor Rob Baxter, a Waukesha South grad who left his “likable loser” label behind to chase stand-up dreams in Los Angeles, performing at The Improv and The Comedy Store alongside talents like Frank Caliendo. Rob shares how a chance gig as a freight elevator operator led to movie cameos and SAG membership, before returning home to teach and reconnect with his roots.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, D1 Baseball.com writer Patrick Ebert joins Don to discuss all things baseball, including historical teams, Patrick’s job, and the World Series.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, D1 Baseball.com writer Patrick Ebert joins Don to discuss all things baseball, including historical teams, Patrick’s job, and the World Series.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don and Max talk about the recent No Kings protests that took place across the United States.

In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don and Max discuss the recent No Kings protests that took place across the United States.