From 2004 comes this still-timely conversation with therapist Amy Champeau about Depression - what it is and what can be done about it.

Liz Steege, Case H.S. in Racine-  Polly Amborn, Tremper H.S. in Kenosha,  Derek Machan,  Waterford Union H.S. on doing choral music during COVID-19.

We speak with best-selling sportswriter John Feinstein about "Game Changers," his latest work of fiction intended for young readers.  It focuses on two talented, dedicated high school athletes-  a young woman and a young man- and what they do to try to address what they regard as serious problems on their respective basketball teams.  

From 2017-  We speak with Dr. David Geier, author of "That's Gotta Hurt:  The Injuries that Changed Sports Forever." 

From 2010:  John Heilemann -  co-author of "Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin,  and the Race of the Lifetime."    

Lucinda Robb is the granddaughter of Lady Bird Johnson.  Rebecca Boggs Roberts is the is the daughter of Cokie Roberts.  These lifelong friends have co-authored a book that celebrates the work of the extraordinary women who led the suffragist movement - and explores the many lessons that present-day activists can learn from these women.  

From 2004- William Hitchcock, author of "The Struggle for Europe:  The Turbulent History of a Divided Continent 1945 to the Present." 

From 2013- We have some holiday fun with the editor of "The King Arthur Flower Cookie Companion: the Essential Cookie Cookbook."  

This is the unabridged interview I recorded with Dr. Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, director of choral activities at Carthage College, on doing choral music safely during this COVID-19 pandemic.  

This is the unabridged interview I recorded with Dr. James Kinchen, Director of Choral Activities at UW-Parkside, on how his choirs have sung safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.