Volunteers Run A Local TV Game Show For Patients At Racine Hospital
“Yakety Sax,” perhaps more popularly known as the Benny Hill Show theme, echoes in the halls of Ascension All Saints ...
Wausau Woman Is A Rising Star In The Growing World Of Hmong-language Pop Music
Wausau’s Maa Vue tours the country with her fellow Hmong musicians performing rock, rap and pop to appreciative audiences of ...
Grosman Family Plants A Legacy Forest
In the spring of 1970, John and Kate Grosman planted a few rows of red pine in honor of their ...
Springbrook Man Has Unique Idea For A Deer Stand
Every family has that one person. The one most likely to end a conversation with “Watch this!” Jesse Kauffman realizes ...
Bob Dylan’s Ode To Wisconsin
Have you ever noticed that people rarely sing the lyrics to our state song, “On Wisconsin”? The tune is rousing, ...
Monticello Man Has A Passion For Farming And The Blues
Jimmy Voegeli seems to have lived the classic Wisconsin farm story. “Like most kids, we were in a tractor by ...
Kitchens
This animated story written by Michael Perry shares a poetic memory in a country kitchen. His story reveals that a ...
Luis and Lupita Montoto Operate Wisconsin’s First Spanish-language Radio Station
It could be said that La Movida is the Montotos and the Montotos are La Movida. The Spanish-language radio station ...
SAAF #16: You Can’t Be Afraid Of The Dark
Rose’s fear of the dark sparks a perfect opportunity for Prim to empower Rose by talking about the realities that ...
Americans At Work: Discovering What It Means To Be An American
After nearly a century, Oscar Mayer closed its doors in Madison. Nick Butler worked there for a time after college. ...
Keeper Of The Light: A Modern Lighthouse Keeper
Wisconsin has a long history of lighthouses. The duties of their keepers have changed dramatically over the decades but the people ...
In The Heartland
There are certain markers of the changing season. The first crocus in the spring; the first fall apple. Poet Catherine ...
SAAF #15: Backyard Adventures
Rose gets an unwelcome TV viewing buddy.
Aldo Leopold’s Lost Radio Talks
Just weeks after his appointment in 1933 as chair of game management at the University of Wisconsin, Aldo Leopold gave ...