In this interview, two people who are referred to only as "J" and "D" speak openly and candidly about the experience of being foster parents.  

Bryan Albrecht, the president of Gateway Technical College, hosts Lisa Just, president of Advocate Aurora SE Wisconsin,  and Dr. Vicki Coyle, Dean for the School of Health at GTC.  

For Nan Calvert's final visit to the Morning Show in 2021, she speaks to three women who have or have had some sort of affiliation with RootPikeWIN - and in two cases have gone on to do important environmental work with other entities.  

First, we talk about the Choral Arts Society's upcoming Lessons and Carols performances this weekend (in Waterford Friday night and in Racine Sunday afternoon.)   Then we talk about Jim's work with Racine Vocational Ministries,  that seeks to help people recently released from prison find their way into the workforce.   He also weighs in on what was said in last week's Morning Show interview with Jeffrey Kozemik, whose book "Untapped Talent" talks about the benefits of hiring the recently incarcerated. 

Three interviews from the archives about food .... 1) baking advice from an instructor at the CIA (Culinary Institute of America) ... 2) a celebration of soup .... and 3) a discussion about the potato.  

Dr. Art Cyr, a monthly visitor to the program,  pays his last appearance for 2021 by offering his analysis on: inflation,  tensions between Russia and Ukraine,  the recent deaths of Bob Dole and Colin Powell, and the retirement of German chancellor Angela Morkel.  

From 2003 -  Stacey De Broff, author of "Sign Me Up: The Parent's Guide to Sports Activities, Music Lessons, Dances Classes, and other Extracurriculars."   (By the way, the website momcentral.com mentioned in the interview is still active.)  

From 2003- Antiques expert Judith Miller talks about DK's 2003 Antiques Price Guide.   

From 2008 - Tim Jeal, author of "Stanley: The Impossible Life of Africa's Greatest Explorer."  

Part 1-  a preview of the KSO's upcoming concert "Christmas with the Kenosha Symphony Orchestra" on Saturday, December 11th, at 3:00.  Part 2- (from the archives)  the creator and editor of Yes! magazine, Sarah van Gelder, talks about her book "The Revolution Where You Live: Stories from a 12,000-mile Journey Through a New America."