Frank Vizard, author of "Why a Curveball Curves: The Incredible Science of Sports."  

Wisconsin-born author Michael Perry talks about his book "Montaigne in Barn Boots: An Amateur Ambles Through Philosophy." 

Donald Cohen, author of "The Privatization of Everything: How the Plunder of Public Goods Transformed America and How We Can Fight Back."  

From 2008-  John Boughton, author of "Wikipedia: The Missing Manual."  

One of our favorite interviews from 2021- WGTD News Director Dave McGrath talks about his book "Gene Pitney: The Singer, the Songs, the Songwriters."  McGrath worked with Gene Pitney for more than twenty years.  

One of our favorite Morning Show interviews from 2021:  Juliette Gay, author of "Catch us when we fall," a novel that confronts, among other things, the reality of alcoholism.  

One of our favorite interviews of 2021-  Former Oak Creek High School student-athlete Ben Kawczynski and his parents recount the thrilling experience of Ben winning the national high school wrestling championship at 285 pounds (he was unseeded entering the national tournament.) Update: Ben is now a freshman at the University of La Crosse and as of early December had a win-loss record of 9-1, with his only loss coming at the hands of the nation's #-2 ranked collegiate wrestler at 285 pounds. 

One of our favorite interviews from 2021:  Tim Halbach joins us from his office at the National Weather Service.  

This is one of our favorite Morning Show interviews from 2021. (The interview previously posted was actually an earlier conversation.  This is the interview that took place in March of this year, in which Professor Barnhart responds to the claims made by a previous Morning Show guest who wrote a book about handwriting analysis.)  

One of our best Morning Show interviews from 2021:   Dr. Anthony Barnhart, Associate Professor of Psychological Science at Carthage College.  Professor Barnhart came on the Morning Show to refute some of the claims made by a previous Morning Show guest (the author of a book about handwriting analysis.)   We also talked about one of Professor Barnhart's expertise as a magician.