Tom Micksch does something for the “Wisconsin Life” project (though no one is quite sure what); and being born and raised in Green Bay, Tom bleeds green and gold … a condition that can be managed with therapy.
Ryan Ward is a producer for the “Wisconsin Life” project and can rest easy after he finally found the perfect jar of homemade dill pickles at the farmer’s market in Madison.
Wendy Woodard is a videographer and editor for the “Wisconsin Life” project who spends her free time playing in a women’s percussion ensemble, specializing in West African, Middle Eastern and Guadalupe rhythms.
Jen Hadley is a motion graphics designer for the “Wisconsin Life” project who says the only tattoo that she would ever consider getting would be the outline of the state of Wisconsin.
Brad Kolberg is an award-winning radio producer and engineer from Stoughton, WI. He’s an optimistic dreamer, dog lover, and a huge music nerd. He loves sports and metaphors and sports metaphors.
James Gill is the staff photographer for Wisconsin Public Television. He has worked for WPT since 1980. A Milwaukee native and Madison resident he enjoys the northwoods, biking and kayaking.
Robert Root is the author the forthcoming Walking Home Ground: Time, Terrain, Transition and other books. His essays have been listed in the Best American Essays series and given the Council of Wisconsin Writers Award for Short Nonfiction.
Norman Gilliland is a writer, producer, and host at Wisconsin Public Radio. He hosts classical music broadcasts, produces the interview program “University of the Air,” and reads for “Chapter A Day.”