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In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don and Max talk about all things related to the fall season, including upcoming trips, autumn recipes, and Halloween costumes.
In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don and Max talk about all things related to the fall season, including upcoming trips, autumn recipes, and Halloween costumes.
In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don talks about all things regarding the upcoming elections within the local government in the city of Waukesha.
In this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don talks about all things regarding the upcoming elections within the local government in the city of Waukesha.
On this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don is joined by Dawn Lawien and Neal George, who are members of the up-and-coming Waukesha Resist movement. Waukesha Resist is a grassroots, non-partisan group made up of engaged citizens who are focused on peaceful demonstrations, in an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere, to resist the corruption and dismantling of our democratic principles.
On this episode of This Week in Waukesha, Don is joined by Dawn Lawien and Neal George, who are members of the up-and-coming Waukesha Resist movement. Waukesha Resist is a grassroots, non-partisan group made up of engaged citizens who are focused on peaceful demonstrations, in an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere, to resist the corruption and dismantling of our democratic principles.
Ken Maciejewski is a musician and heads The Black & Blue Hearts, a local music act with progressive rock notes. Ken is also the founder of “Ska-Appleton,” an annual ska music festival. Ken currently works as a Business Development Manager for a leading packaging firm.
Ken Maciejewski is a musician and heads The Black & Blue Hearts, a local music act with progressive rock notes. Ken is also the founder of “Ska-Appleton,” an annual ska music festival. Ken currently works as a Business Development Manager for a leading packaging firm.
This week in Waukesha, host Don Browne welcomes Rob Cuzner, a longtime Waukesha resident and professor at UW-Milwaukee. Rob leads groundbreaking research in sustainable electrical energy systems and has spent over two decades working on advanced power technologies for the Navy and industry. He shares his journey from engineering in Wisconsin’s manufacturing hubs to earning his PhD later in life, and how his family, career, and community have shaped his path. Tune in for a conversation that blends innovation, perseverance, and Waukesha roots.
This week in Waukesha, host Don Browne welcomes Rob Cuzner, a longtime Waukesha resident and professor at UW-Milwaukee. Rob leads groundbreaking research in sustainable electrical energy systems and has spent over two decades working on advanced power technologies for the Navy and industry. He shares his journey from engineering in Wisconsin’s manufacturing hubs to earning his PhD later in life, and how his family, career, and community have shaped his path. Tune in for a conversation that blends innovation, perseverance, and Waukesha roots.
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