WIZM - La Crosse Talk Interviews

Local man remembers being at 1982 World Series with $18 tickets. Steve Kiedrowski spoke to LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer on W-I-Z-M.

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Reggie McLeod talks with W-I-Z-M LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer about the latest edition of Big River magazine.

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The Brewers have quite the line-up, but so does the Bobblehead museum in Milwaukee.  Listen to this LaCrosseTalk interview to find out more information,

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Abbey Dirks Special Project Coordinator for Gateway Area Council on Scouting talks about the Enchanted Forest event on LaCrosseTalk with Sean Dwyer.

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A polite conversation about incivility in public and personal life with Bridget Garrity Brown from the Therapy Place of La Crosse. 

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A conversation with Amy Vach and Rob Grover from the La Crosse County Historical society.

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Dr. Stephen Shapiro reflects on his 24 years, including seven years leading the Gundersen Medical Foundation with LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer.

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HOOAH Wisconsin is hosting the first annual La Crosse veterans suicide awareness march in LaCrosse Saturday November 14, 2026.  Jane Brannan and Tammy Hardwick discuss how the organization and walk look to increase awareness of Veteran suicides.

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Are you a Milwaukee Brewer Fan experiencing both excitement and anxiety about the Brewers in the World Series?  You are not alone says UW-Health psychologist Shilagh Mirgain. She talks about how sports memories can feel vivid years later and become part of your family history.  Mirgain spoke to LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer about enjoying the moment, cheering for the Crew and keeping it all in perspective.

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La Crosse’s annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner returns to the La Crosse Center, offering a free holiday meal to anyone who wants company, conversation, or a warm plate.  Organizers expect hundreds of volunteers preparing turkey, stuffing, and all the traditional sides.  Ruth McQuiston-Keil says the event isn’t just about food.  She appeared on W-I-Z-M LaCrosseTalk to discuss the upcoming Fall event.

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