Lina Soblytė
Lina Soblytė is a Lithuanian videographer and editor for “Wisconsin Life” who loves the outdoors, and she will climb a tree or a roof to get a unique shot.
Laurie Gorman
Laurie Gorman is Executive Producer of the History and Production Services unit. She has produced PBS Wisconsin’s “Wisconsin From the Air” programs and loves exploring and sharing the beauty of Wisconsin.
Mark Sullivan
Born and raised in southeastern Wisconsin, Mark Sullivan spent a decade doing a bad Jack Kerouac impression, before returning home to the greatest state in the Union. He currently studies audio engineering in Milwaukee.
Jane Hampden
Jane Hampden teaches journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Before that, she hosted a daily interview program on Milwaukee Public Radio and worked in TV news in Milwaukee and Denver.
Phoebe Petrovic
Phoebe Petrovic is the Lee Ester News Fellow at Wisconsin Public Radio. She’s trying to bike around Wisconsin as much as she can before it snows. Then she’ll switch to cross country skiing.
Jenny Peek
Jenny Peek is a news editor for Wisconsin Public Radio and senior contributor for Isthmus. When she’s not out tracing her next lede, you’ll find her hanging out with her boys Liam and Riley, often with a piping hot cup of coffee in hand.
Andrea Anderson
Andrea Anderson is a digital news editor for Wisconsin Public Radio. She is a transplant from Minneapolis, but her allegiance is to the Green Bay Packers. In her free time, Andrea takes advantage of the beautiful outdoors.
The Lands We Share
The Lands We Share initiative includes a traveling exhibition and public dialogue tour that focuses on the intersection of farming, land, ethnic culture and history in Wisconsin. The exhibit will feature the stories, histories, artifacts, images and sounds of six culturally and regionally distinct farms and farm sites and invites visitors to share their own stories, insights and questions.
Chris Hardie
Chris Hardie and his wife, Sherry, live on his great-grandparents’ Jackson County farm. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2001, he is a former member of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council and past president of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.
Bridgit Bowden
Bridgit Bowden is the special projects reporter at Wisconsin Public Radio. Born and raised in the south, she is adjusting well to Wisconsin’s cold and dark winters.
Carol Griskavich
Carol Griskavich is the Community Engagement Manager at PBS Wisconsin, which means she wants to use your input to create the community events that get your Wisconsin neighbors engaged. She stays out of trouble by doing improv comedy, cooking perfectly edible meals, and accepting compliments on her glasses that people continuously think are new.
Ximena Conde
Ximena Conde is the 2nd Century News Fellow at the Milwaukee Office of Wisconsin Public Radio. She loves to jog around Milwaukee even if it’s two miles at a time. Ximena also enjoyed the cheese curd taco at the Wisconsin State Fair.
Ex Fabula
Since 2009, Ex Fabula has been strengthening community bonds through the art of true, personal storytelling. Ex Fabula, which is Latin for “from stories,” presents storytelling workshops, StorySlams and Community Collaborations where people listen to each other, feel heard, and grow in empathy and understanding.
Jon Hornbacher
Jon Hornbacher is a video director and editor based in the Madison, Wisconsin area. He has written and produced several television programs for PBS Wisconsin including “Remarkable Homes of Wisconsin” (2015) and “Our House: The Wisconsin Capitol” (2017).