As Goes Wisconsin

Dan Shafer of The Recombobulatioan Area guest hosts.

Dr. Kristin Lyerly joined the show to talk about the race for mayor in Green Bay between incumbent Eric Genrich (backed by Democrats) and challenger Chad Weininger (backed by Republicans). She also discussed life as an OB/GYN in post-Roe Wisconsin, and previewed the “Rally for our Rights” event in Green Bay this weekend.

Then, Dan talked about some Wisconsin headlines, including the abortion rights proposals from Robin Vos and legislative Republicans that have no chance of passing.

Cassandra Berger joins us to tell us what's next with her partnership with Kwik Trip.

Then, with the return of the last season of Ted Lasso, we talk about other series that ended leaving us wanting more.

Wendy Strout joins to discuss Human Rights Campaign Endorsements for Wisconsin Supreme Court and Senate District 8 and what's at stake for the LGBTQ+ community in both elections.

Then we discuss what a modern "company town" could look like and whether or not that's what Elon Musk is building.

On the heels of yesterday's conversation about Silicon Valley Bank and how little the average person understand the banking system, we start today's show with asking, "how did you learn about personal finance?"

Then we discuss the validity of Milwaukee and Madison suing Kai and Hyundai for their very steal-able cars.

And then we discuss what could be the FIB-iest FIB move ever.

We start with the classic debate: what should we do with Daylight Savings Time? Then we congratulate Marquette Men's Basketball on their 2nd seed in the NCAA Tournament. And we end with our reactions to last night's Oscars.

Eileen Newcomer, The League Of Women Voters' Voter Education Manager, joins to talk about how the League is changing strategies now that fewer and fewer Republicans will attend their forums.

20 year Wall Street veteran, Ben Brey, joins to explain what happened with Silicon Valley Bank and how it could affect the average consumer.

We kick off this Monday with three strong contenders for ticked off tee off:

• Texas Man Sues 3 Women Who Allegedly Helped His Ex-Wife Get Abortion Pills
• Lauren Boebert, 36, Is Going to Be a Grandmother and also wants to ban comprehensive sex ed in public schools
• Tennessee lieutenant governor, 79, comments on young gay man's racy Instagram photos

Then we end the hour talking about drunk mice and a hormone that could speed up recovery from alcohol poisoning.

We talk to Kate Fagan on her awesome new book "Hoop Muses: An Insider’s Guide to Pop Culture and the (Women’s) Game" which you should run not walk to buy for all your friends who love basketball, regardless of their gender. And, as a reminder: As many prepare for Selection Sunday and the beginning of March Madness, quick reminder that there is both a men's and women's tournament.

Then Chris Drosner joins for our monthly Wisconsin Beer chat.

Turns out, money does buy. happiness.

Then Sarah Godlewski joins to talk about Women Win Wisconsin and the six rallies coming up across the state between now and April 4th.

Don't believe Mom was 100% wrong—money for sure buys happiness