We talk about the challenges of doing choral music safely during COVID-19 with two local collegiate choral directors:  Dr. James Kinchen from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside .... and Dr. Eduardo Garcia-Novelli from Carthage College.  Each of them is the director of choral activities at their respective schools.  

We speak with Barry Jagoda, media consultant to former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.  Jagoda's new memoir is titled "Journeys with Jimmy Carter- and Other Adventures in Media." 

Jamie Thompson, author of "Standoff: Race, Policing and a Deadly Assault that Gripped a Nation."   The book is a detailed chronicle and examination of a shocking event that occurred on a July night in 2016 in downtown Dallas when five Dallas police officers were shot and killed by a lone, troubled gunman at a Black Lives Matter demonstration.  

Hope O. Baker, author of "Finding Hope: A Birth Mother's Journey into the Light." 

Carlo Nevicosi, Deputy Director of the Walworth County Department of Health & Human Services, gives a COVID-19 update. 

This is the monthly visit of Dr. Art Cyr, Clausen Distinguished Professor of Political Economy and World Business and Director of the Clausen Center.  

From 2003 -   One week after the anniversary of JFK's assassination, we replay this interview with Cathy Trost from the Newseum about the book "President Kennedy has been Shot:  The Inside Story of the Murder of a President."  The book chronicles the events of November 22, 1963- and includes a companion CD with dramatic audio from that shocking day, much of it never before shared with the public.  

From 2004-   Sam Posey discusses his book "Playing with Trains: A Passion Beyond Scale."  

From 2004 -  Barbara J. Elliot, author of "Street Saints: Renewing American Cities."  

From 2006 - Sportswriter Rob Reischel talks about his book "Packers Essentials:  Everything You Need to Know to be a Real Fan."   Reischel explores some of the most fascinating facets of the Green Bay Packers,  one of the most noteworthy franchises in NFL history.