The first part of the Morning Show on November 27 welcomed author, Jane Pitrowski. Jane talked with Phil about her new book, "My Scary Hunting Story."

Richland County Dementia Care Specialist, Pam Kul-Berg, and Chris Gerber were on the Morning Show to talk about the upcoming Dementia/Alzheimer's Bowling Benefit on December 7th.

Author Philip Hasheider sat down with Phil Nee for the Morning Show on November 25 to talk about his new book, "Six Minutes in Eternity." The book is about Philip's real experience with death. Philip was dead for six minutes and his book describes his experience.

Local DNR joined Phil Nee on the November 22 Morning Show to talk about rules and regulations for this year's deer hunting season.

The Morning Show on November 21 put the spotlight on the Richland School District. School District Administrator, Steve Board, was on the program to talk about future construction and winter programs.

The November 20th Morning Show was dedicated to previewing the 2024 Gun Deer Hunting Season. The program provided updates on regulations and answering questions for hunters prior to the start of the season.

The second part of the Morning Show on November 19 put the spotlight on the upcoming Nascar Fans United Walk with GRACE Team craft fair fundraiser that will be held Saturday, November 23, from 9:00 to 3:00 at the Richland Center Intermediate School.

Staff from the Weston School District were in the WRCO Studio on November 19 to talk with Phil about upcoming events during the first part of the Morning Show.

The second part of the Morning Show was centered around local efforts to raise money for the Salvation Army. Jay Mueller works with the local Salvation Army efforts to raise money through the Red Kettle Campaign and spoke with Phil about his volunteers are needed.

The first part of the Morning Show on November 18 featured information on the upcoming community Thanksgiving meal being served by the United Church of Muscoda Presbyterian on Thursday, November 28.