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This episode discusses the first weekend of March Madness, focusing on the Wisconsin vs.

This episode features advertisements for local party services like Angel Mirror Photo Booth and Party Boutique, followed by brief casual commentary on weather and baseball opening day.

This episode of Talk of the Town returns from vacation with local business promotions for party services and decorations, focusing on upcoming events like graduations and weddings in the Eau Claire area.

This episode features an interview with Adam and Addie Thorson, a family who recently transferred their children into MACS Catholic schools, discussing their Catholic background, previous educational experiences, and reasons for choosing this school system.

This episode discusses the start of MLB opening day and the current state of various sports seasons including March Madness, NHL, and NBA.

The host introduces an upcoming interview with local candidate Mandy Scheffler, shifting from his usual rants to discuss grassroots political engagement and how listeners can make change in their communities.

This episode answers a listener's question about prioritizing debt repayment by explaining the debt snowball and debt avalanche methods.

This episode features a family interview discussing their multi-generational involvement with McDonald area Catholic schools, including alumni parents and their seventh-grade daughter sharing experiences.

Julie Toney, Xcel Energy's Community Relations and Economic Development Manager, discusses her background and the potential impacts of data centers on the region.

Kathy Wright interviews Michael Struble and Nick White about their passion for live music and behind-the-scenes production at the Pablo Center.

This episode of Talk of the Town covers local news in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, including Eau Claire United taking over the soccer park and the No Kings rally at UW-Eau Claire.

This episode features historian Pat Tibbetts discussing local history in Menominee and Dunn County, emphasizing factual research and community heritage.

This episode previews the Eau Claire Jazz Crawl, a signature downtown music event featuring over 40 groups across 17 venues, with insights from organizer Quentin Volk.

This episode discusses recent local music events like Decadent Cabaret and upcoming gigs for the band Shovelhead in the Chippewa Valley, with a focus on 80s rock and promoting shows.

This episode promotes the Angel Mirror Photo Booth and Party Boutique as unique, customizable solutions for enhancing various celebrations like birthdays, graduations, and weddings.

A functional nutritionist and her husband share their personal health journey, starting with a family diagnosis of celiac disease that transformed their approach to diet and wellness.

This episode features an interview with Tony Reiter, a 1974 graduate and retired teacher from McDonald area Catholic schools, discussing his educational journey, family sacrifices, and the historical context of Catholic education.

This episode previews Gizeh's upcoming reggae concert at the Heidi Center, featuring an interview with band member Rocket about their high-energy shows and musical influences.

This episode discusses youth apprenticeship programs from a business perspective, featuring Riverside Machine and Engineering's approach to workforce development in manufacturing.

This episode discusses the upcoming BMW Motorcycle Rally at the Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds, featuring interviews with key organizers Bob Alexander and Randy Boris.

This episode explores the impact of technology on teenagers, discussing whether it's harmful or beneficial, with insights from educators and experts on how families and schools can collaborate to promote healthy, productive tech use.

This episode features an interview with Aaron White, the Community Development Director for Eau Claire, discussing ongoing city projects and future growth plans over drinks.

Dan shares his family's spring break trip to Florida, including experiences in Panama City and reflections on past travels.

This episode explores what it means to be a community bank, focusing on Pillar Bank's local approach, relationship-based banking, and community reinvestment.

This episode discusses Bam Adebayo's recent 83-point game for the Miami Heat against the Washington Wizards, contextualizing it within NBA history and celebrating Pi Day.

This episode features an interview with writer Michael Perry, discussing his background as a farm kid from Wisconsin and his new book, while also announcing a transition in the podcast's hosting structure.

This episode features an interview with Phil Swiler, a community leader in the Chippewa Valley, discussing his background in telecommunications, work with the Chamber of Commerce and Valley Sports Academy, and his involvement with Habitat for Humanity.

This episode discusses the significance of summer music festivals in Chippewa County, featuring an interview with Wade Asher from Chippewa Valley Music Festivals about events like Hoof Beat and Rock Fest.

This episode discusses recent military actions against Iran, the involvement of Kurdish forces, and the geopolitical implications for the region and its people.

This episode discusses common mistakes people make when paying off debt, particularly focusing on the tendency to overspend again after paying down credit cards, and offers practical advice like cutting up cards and maintaining consistent budgeting.

This episode features an interview with Luke Alexopoulos from Visit Eau Claire discussing why the Eau Claire Marathon is a destination race worth traveling for, including local attractions, dining, and economic impact.

This episode features an interview with Derek Entrykin, owner of Edwin Marie Web Design, discussing how his company helps small to mid-sized businesses build an effective online presence through web design, SEO, and digital marketing strategies.

This episode promotes local party planning services, including the Angel Mirror Photo Booth and Party Boutique, highlighting their offerings for events like weddings and graduation parties.

This episode discusses the upcoming 'Fabulous Florals' art exhibit at Pablo Center, where selected artworks are paired with floral arrangements created by local florists.

This episode of A Dose of Dog features service dog handlers Emily and Kylie discussing service dog roles, public etiquette, and common misconceptions.

This episode features kids from the Chippewa Falls Boys and Girls Club discussing their after-school programs, including STEM activities, field trips, art, and homework help.

This episode features an interview with Mike Sanders, CEO of the Chippewa Valley Cooperative Hospital, discussing the hospital's development, its impact on the local community, and the revitalization of the St.

This episode features an interview with John Miller from the American Legion in Menominee, Wisconsin, discussing the organization's mission, role in the community, and upcoming events in Dunn County.

The host discusses an upcoming snowstorm, plans for a family trip to Florida during spring break, and briefly mentions the podcast's casual recording style.

This episode features an interview with Adeline Frank, the newly selected 2026 Fairest of the Fair ambassador for the Northern Wisconsin State Fair, discussing the program and its associated events.

This episode explores the balance between cheap and expensive purchases through personal anecdotes about gifting, Starbucks tipping habits, and the cost-effectiveness of investing in quality items like shoes.

This episode features an interview with Taylor Anders, co-owner of Anders Supply and Landscaping, discussing the challenges of starting a family business during COVID-19 and the transition to healthier beverage alternatives.

This episode features an interview with BJ Hollers, a UW-Eau Claire English professor and columnist, discussing his memories of host Britt as a student and exploring connections between food, people, and community.

Kathy Wright interviews Quinton from Eau Claire Jazz about the 59th annual Eau Claire Jazz Fest, discussing its evolution from a student-driven event to a community-focused festival run by the non-profit Eau Claire Jazz Inc.

This episode features an interview with Christy Bauman, a registered dietitian and marathon nutritionist, discussing fueling strategies and nutrition for runners, particularly in the context of the Eau Claire Marathon.

This episode features an interview with Daniel Osborne, owner of Wisconsin Veteran Winery, discussing his background, brewing experience, and the story behind his veteran-owned winery and brewery.

This episode covers local sports news including a hockey team's historic run, high school football shakeups, and updates on spring sports like track, soccer, softball, and baseball.

This episode of Brains and Beers features host Scott Montesano introducing local guests Adam Condon, Zach Johnson, and Cullen Ryan at the Phoenix Taproom, where they discuss beverage choices and prepare for a game show format with a focus on community and entertainment.

This episode features an interview with CFAUSD athletic director Michael Thompson and student athletes Allison Whitaker and Jackson Simonson, discussing how the district balances academics and athletics.

This episode features an interview with Astrid Gracehart, executive director of Home for Good, discussing their affordable housing program in Eau Claire.