Mornings with WFHR H2

Good morning, Wisconsin. Good morning, world. It's a new day. Thanks for kicking it off

with us right here at WFHR, locally grown radio. 804 on the clock at your host, James

J behind the mic. I am joined by Katrina Hittner from Family Natural Foods. Good morning,

everyone. Good to have you back with us, Kat. We got the band back together. We're going

to have some fun today. We are going to be kicking off a lot of St. Patrick's Day talk.

I get some other things, but first off, we kick things off the way we like to with our good

friend, Brittany Merlowe, talking a little mother nature. Brittany, how are you? Good. How

are you doing? Good. Brittany, I don't think you've gotten to meet Katrina before. Katrina's

with Family Natural Foods. They've been with us here at WFHR for decades. We've worked

with Family Natural Foods. Wonderful people over there. I just want to introduce you

too. I felt I was rude if I didn't. That's my mother in the back of my voice. So that's

what we do. When you have a Jewish mother, she's always back there. She's always back there.

Yeah, it's awesome. It's nice to meet you, definitely. Brittany, what is a mother nature

doing to us this weekend? I'm not even going to ask for the forecast anymore. I'm just

going to be like, so what is she going to do to us this weekend? What mood is she in

now? Well, she's in a spring-like mood for today. We're going to see sunny skies,

temperatures climbing mild into the mid-50s. Not too bad. It's just going to be a little

bit breezy, which wins up to 20 miles an hour. Still that high-fire danger risk out there

don't burn anything, even though it's other than half the state got rained, we didn't see

anything. As we go through the weekend, though, Saturday tomorrow will be under mix of

sun and clouds and hutch cooler. We'll be into the upper 40s, but the winds are going

to be feisty. They're going to be gusting up to 30 to 35 miles per hour. The wind is

Saturday, and then for Sunday, that's when the cold air really strikes. We'll be struggling

to get above freezing. We'll be sitting in the mid-30s with the winds still gusting

up to 25 to 30 miles an hour. So it's going to feel more like the 20s, plus we could see

a few flurry spying around as well. So a blighting down the hill, weekend, right, or definitely

going back to Windsor. I appreciate the forecast, and especially when it comes to things

like this, Brittany, that we're able to get ahead of and prepare for. For me, on Sunday,

I'll be putting rocks in my shoes because I am very... You don't want to blow away.

Yeah, I did it. It's happened before. My dad had to get me out of a tree. It was really

embarrassing. Jewish scarecrow. We had to tell you, scarecrow, right? I just hang there,

it's very awkward. I don't make a good kite. I don't. So to other people like me out there,

you should do that. Keep that in mind. Otherwise, maybe also keep an eye on that wind. Next week,

looking very similar, Brittany. So next week, actually, we start to... We'll

start the week off cold, not going to lie. So into the 30s. But then by Tuesday, and even

into Wednesday, Thursday, we're back into the mid-40s and a lot of sunshine. So pretty calm next

week. Excellent. Not bad. We can handle that. We appreciate you, Brittany. Have a great week

and we'll talk to you next Monday. Or this coming Monday. Take care. Best in the business right

there, friend Brittany. We love having her join us. She joins us every morning right in this

time slot. So Katrina, we have a lot to do today. Not only do we have the El Café,

birthday and anniversary club coming up in just a little bit, where we'll be celebrating

not just today, but Saturday and Sunday as well. But after our news break, we're going to make you a

star of the day with our friends from Calvars. Katrina and I are going to play a famous TV theme

song. You go ahead and call up, get the answer right. And as long as you have one anything in 30 days,

boom, just like that, you win a family pack of four from our friends at Calvars.

It would be great if we could have everybody do like their best Irish jig or something.

Yes. I mean, I know we're on radio, so it's kind of hard. But it would be fun. That would be

fun too. That'd be so fun. Maybe we'll have to work on a commercial break.

Absolutely. And I think you've got a great promo idea for next year, where people send us

little videos or clips or anything. The best Irish jig. I love what you do. That is a fantastic idea.

You guys come up with really, really great stuff over there, promotion-wise, and just creatively

over at family natural foods. If you don't mind, I'd like to start just touching on the shop,

how things are going over there. And then we have a pretty funny opening story.

Great. I can't wait to get to it. So I'll keep it short and sweet. So family natural foods,

yeah, we're here. We got stuff going on. So right, it's nice. Although Brittany just told us

that it's still cold, but we have garden seeds. So if you want any garden seeds, we have them,

not everything yet. Our potatoes and onions will come in in like early April. But we have

pretty much all of our seed packets. We're getting another delivery, probably Monday or Tuesday,

with another round. And we should have most everything besides onions and potatoes. So

great time to get it now, even if the weather's not perfect for planting. Good time to get them.

And then like James was just mentioning, with different promotions and things going on,

there's always sales. But we have two presentations I want to highlight. And one is going to be on

April 11th at 1 p.m. and it is India's secrets. And it's going to be Stephen and I doing a

presentation about our trip and what we learned when we were in India with Terry Lemeron.

And so we're going to have some different gifts that we're giving away and lots of good

information. It'll definitely be fun. And then May 7th, we're going to have True Grace,

which is a Wisconsin-based company. They're going to be talking about mushrooms, which is a hot

topic right now. They're going to be talking about whole food multis, what makes that better.

And like we talked an hour the other day, they're a great company that's focused on the whole

family. So little's all the way up, like this for the whole family. And they're just growing

their mind more and more. It's fun to see all the stuff they come up with. Wisconsin company,

we love supporting that. And as I've told them on air off air, I mean, they're just getting

going. I can't imagine what they're going to do in the next couple of years. I'm so impressed,

yeah. So that'll be May 7th at 5.15. And the other one Stephen are doing is April 11th at 1 p.m.

Yeah, that'll be really cool. And similar to I know you guys did this similar, you know,

a type of thing like this before. But every time you do something live, it's going to be different.

And you guys have probably thought of some things that you can add to this time. So I know for

people like me, they might have missed that first one. I'm really excited about being able to catch

the second one mid mid day. It's kind of nice. It's it's going to maybe be a different crowd. And I

we wanted just to we've been doing surveys of like, okay, like what times work for people. But

it's fun to try something different in the middle afternoon. So we'll give that a go too.

And I just beyond like I don't get jealous. I don't have jealousy in my heart or anything like that.

I am beyond jealous about going to India, not just going to India, but you were Terry. I know

from Terry talk to Tristan. I feel like I could share so many random stories. Like I we have

like a different relationship with Terry now because we traveled with him. And I actually

traveled back with him with us in the airport together. Just us too. I was considered his daughter

because he like got me into VIP like where you can lounge because I don't I don't have that.

I mean, Terry flies a lot. He should. Oh, wow. That's cool. So I have like all sorts of fun stories

now in it in a in a new way. But Terry is awesome. So. And we love Terry talk to Tristan.

Brought to us from our friends at family and at your foods. You can catch it every Saturday morning.

One of the things that I enjoy about that show and I enjoy about Terry in general is how at his age

he's still so excited about this industry. So excited. And when he comes across new things,

he's just as jacked as we are. Like it's so cool to see that passion. A fire is still in him

and everything. He's got so much knowledge. And I think what one of Terry's strengths is he's

got so many connections. So that's where like he's traveling all over the world to find these

new innovative. Like what have you been doing in Greece for all these years? Oh, we use Greek

Mountain T, which is a good antioxidant, good for heart, good for brain, all these things where

he's got so many connections. So he keeps doing this, making these connections,

traveling the world and learning and then coming and sharing his knowledge, which is great.

We appreciate it. And then not only Terry talks to Tristan, I'm the show here,

but these conferences you guys are going to do, looking forward to them. We'll highlight them

and talk about them more and more as we get closer to it. Make sure you guys get a really good

crowd. Yeah, thank you. One of the touch on another story real quick, just to get things going

and have some fun. And I saved this one because I thought you might like it. I don't know if you

will or not, but I thought you might. A Massachusetts library is allowing patrons with lost

damaged items to pay their fees with an unusual form of currency cat pictures. The Warchester

Public Library announced its March meowness program, which runs through the end of the month,

will allow library patrons to clear their accounts of fines if they submit a photo or a drawing

of a cat in place of cash. I love that cat in place of cash. That is so good.

Quote, even if you don't have a cat in your life, you can still draw one. Warchester Public Library

executive director Jason Homer said, even if it's one of the big cats, like a tiger or a lion,

we'll be excited to see those. The library said the program was inspired when officials noticed a

large number of young patrons had a masked significant fines since it started the COVID pandemic.

And because of this, they were not going to the library. They did not want this, but every

library is public-funded. So when you're not paying your fines, it's almost like not paying your

taxes. This is a society, this is a world, we all pay taxes, we're all trying to, you know,

we all get by with each other. Nobody gets by alone and those things. But to a library patron,

yes, they want to keep the lights on, but most importantly, they want to see your faces,

they want you to come to the library and everything. And we have this in our local libraries.

All of our local libraries are very adamant about how, look, don't let a fine keep you from coming in,

talk to us, we'll work it out, we'll figure it out and everything. They understand just as well as

anybody, look, they're in the same tax bracket we're in, you know, it's not like anybody's getting

into the library game to become a Rockefeller or something like that. So they get it. And they're

doing things where they're either getting rid of fines or working with you on a fine.

That's going to say they've recently came up with a program where they're, you know,

getting rid of or like extending it where you have a longer time.

All of our local libraries, not just to hear in Wisconsin, but around the country are doing

things like this. Let's show them support, let's show them we appreciate what they're doing,

by not just going to the library and using things or what have you, but returning those items.

Absolutely, because somebody else wants them and that's why we have a library. It's such a beautiful

system. It's like, oh, I need to learn something about maple syrup. Okay, I'm going to get this book,

but I know that there's other kids right now that want to learn about maple syrup. So let's get

it back to them too. All that being said, I would never be able to get back to this library.

I can't draw a stick figure. I can't draw a stick figure.

It entered in as a four-year-old. It's fine. No, that's what it would be. I go there to pay by

fine. I show this drawing of this cat and they're like, oh, it is so cute. Your five-year-old

made that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, my mom, but definitely, yeah, it was my five-year-old.

It was great. Of course not. I didn't take a cup and make a circle with it. I didn't just,

no. It's fine. Or have some like other child in your life or somebody in your life, they could

make a picture for you. Would you put it on the French police? Would you put it on the French police?

In the back. In the back. In the back. I love that they're doing that. How again,

another act of just like creativity and kindness and a way just to bring inclusiveness into a library.

Don't be afraid. Even if you have a fine like come and they're making it fun. That's great.

I like the idea a lot and I'm already trying to think of what I can pitch to our local library

about like a similar thing. You're like a draw dog or whatever. I draw a lemur. I don't know,

but just some different, some different. We'll think about it and we'll pitch it to them and see

how it goes. There you go. Well, but visit your local libraries, everybody, and support them.

We will, oh, I was going to take a call, but we'll go ahead and we'll take a time out. We'll

check in with our partners. We'll be back with more fun with the LKFA birthday and anniversary club

coming up on the morning show here at WFHR locally grown radio.

It's time for the birthday and anniversary club. One of our favorite parts of the day. Thank you,

Mr. Wander. Thank you, Mr. Stevie Wonder for that. We appreciate him. Stevie, a real big fan of WFHR.

Then I've been a fan for a long time. We appreciate him joining us and we appreciate our

friends over at LKFA sponsoring the birthday and anniversary club. Big shout out to our friends

at LKFA. Wonderful people. Get there today or this weekend. Be sure to like their Facebook page.

Great way to keep up the date and all the good things that they got going on over there.

Today at LKFA, they are preparing a Mediterranean skillet and tonight's feature is barbecue ribs

and jumbo shrimp and Takambo. Deals are in deals are there for you. Be sure to check them out.

And wish them a good morning from us. Yum. It sounds really, really good. As I was saying that I

could feel my mouth just watering to the point where I almost electrocuted myself. Find out more

about our great friends at LKFA at 221 Market Avenue in beautiful port. Edwards, be sure to check

out their webpage too. LKFAWI.com. They got all kinds of cool things going on over there and I

love that they've been doing this children's reading thing that they've had over there too. That's

been really neat. A lot of great stuff. We love working with them. Go let them know that we

appreciate them and keep getting us those birthdays and anniversaries, everybody. Send them to info

at wfhr.com, james.mailoff at civicmedia.us. You can course direct messages on our Facebook pages

or call up and join the conversation. 715-424-2600. We love to hear from you. And when you call up and

you get your name into the running and everything, keep in mind every day we grab qualifiers because

at the beginning of every month we're able to give out $2.20 gift certificates for LKFA thanks to

the great people over there. That is so generous and yummy. Love it. Yes. Can't wait. One of these days

I'm going to win. I could luck with that. Yeah, that is probably not good. So we'll get to people

that actually can win. And Katrina, this is where I really got to make your work here. Oh, I know,

it's hard. I'm going to need a one or two. Two. All right. Thank you for that. And oh, I need

another one or two. One. All right. There we go. And you know what? How about just for good times

that one more of those? Two. All right. There we go. Got ourselves our qualifiers. And first up,

we can actually have a belated bird anniversary we want to mention Gary and Marley in munch.

Happy belated anniversary. We love Gary and Marley. They're wonderful. Long time listeners. We

appreciate them so very much. And oddly enough, I just saw Gary like a couple days ago. Okay. I was

at the gas station and I'm in a rush and I'm in a hurry. And I hear this voice. I look over it.

It's Gary and he's pulling it on the other side. It was funny. It was red. I love those guys.

Great people, great human beings. We wish them the one best of anniversaries. Enjoy your

anniversary. Since we missed it yesterday and it was yesterday, I think it's only fair that you

guys celebrate today and the whole weekend. You might as well. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely.

That's on me. So you go ahead and do that. So should he charge his bills to you then?

We'll get it. We'll get back to that. Okay. We'll figure that happy anniversary. Gary and Marley.

Happy anniversary. We look at the we we're aware of the odds of March as we get into the middle of

March here. Pam had a note there about it. That's great. I like that. I want to wish happy

birthday to one of my oldest friends and better friends. Aiden Kinnippel. Happy birthday. I think

a lot of people in this area know the Kinnipples and know them that they're you know,

Kellner area pretty well. Aiden is one of the oldest friends I've got. He's one of the best

people I know. He's a good man. Good man. And we wish you the best of days, Aiden. Also our

qualifier today, Patrick Rominsky. Happy birthday, Patrick. Enjoy your day, sir. Hope it's a good

one for you and you're our qualifier. We go on to Saturday where we wish happy birthday to

Gifty Schultz. Happy birthday, Gifty. Gifty's awesome. Gifty's cut my hair a couple times over

at Fantastic Sam's. Her and Kelly and the gang over there do a great job. I don't want to

feel human being. Wonderful person. And we wish a happy birthday on Saturday to our qualifier

B. Dumbbrowski. Happy birthday. B. We wish you the best of days. Enjoy your day and I love

I love B. That's just as a name. It's a great name. I know it's short, but it's short hand,

but it's a great name. Saturday. I mean, sorry, Sunday, St. Patrick's Day. Who is celebrating

their birthday on St. Patrick's Day? Well, another great friend of mine and our communities, I think,

especially those that was conserved at community theater. Amanda Mital. Happy birthday, Amanda.

Mandy's one of the best actresses I have worked with. It's been a long time, but I haven't. The

last time I think she was on stage, she did one woman show. Okay. It was incredible. She did a

great job. She is teaching a belief. She's teaching over at UW at point now. And wonderful.

Got a wonderful family. All that like Mandy's awesome. Yeah, you know, Mandy, you know what I'm

talking about. Wish you a good day, Mandy. And our qualifier on Sunday, D. N. Nick Miller.

Happy birthday, D. N. And we have a note here from D. N. That her late mother Patricia Glamon

also had a March 17th birthday. That's interesting. It's going to be cool to kind of share

the birthday. I imagine that's very cool. We wish her a happy birthday. She is our qualifier.

And one more birthday to celebrate on Sunday that we want to just take a moment for. We want to

wish a very happy birthday to the owner of this network of civic media sage while. Oh, nice.

Happy birthday, sage. Really appreciate sage on many, many, many levels. When they the shift that

changed from heart of Wisconsin to civic media, you guys think it might have been a big shift for

you out there and a big change for you. Think about what it was for our station and for our

team here and all of us. We are shocked to say the least. And I personally, I kind of thought that

these were that was my last day at here. I really did. I didn't think that the new company really

were going to want me or bring me in. I didn't know what their idea was. And I don't think I was

alone in that. I think other people working here might have worried about the same thing.

Sage personally came here from Madison to introduce himself to us to talk to us face to face to

meet with each of us. First thing they did when they came here was hand everybody insurance papers.

Make sure everybody's got insurance here. We didn't have that before. The way he has treated us.

And I was just actually talking to Kat about this during our one of our breaks. We're all we got

Google chat. We're all over these things and stuff. And we're talking all the time on them. And

when we first started as a company, I'd say in the first like six months or whatever, I would be

on, I'd be up late. Some always up late. And I would notice there's this other person on the chat

and there's other person working and everything. And it's Sage. It's the owner of our company.

And to this day, there are times where it's like 11 at night or midnight or something like that.

And he's working on some tech issue we have. Or he's tinkering with some program to try to make

it better for our own air people. He believes in this state. He believes in democracy. He's so

much. And he believes in maybe if not more just as much as those things, he believes in the people

that he works with. He believes in this station. Him and Chuck are close. He has been so good to Pam.

We can't thank him enough. I have worked for some really bad people in my life. I'll be real

about this. I've worked for some really crummy human beings. At this age, to be able to say that

I'm friends with our owner that I like our owner. And I don't got to say that to keep my job.

Like we're doing. I can say all that. I can do all that. We can feel that way as a station.

You can as a listener. It all starts from the top. Yeah. Everything starts from the top. And

with the way he treats us, with the way he is to our listeners, how much he is engaged and cares,

how much he is fighting for local radio. That's great. That's important. We're fortunate. And I wish

him a great day. Do you think that got me a race? No, I'm joking. I'm just kidding. I'm wondering

if he's going to do this. So I'm feeling this Irish jig here. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Everybody,

I think we all have to practice our Irish jig when we, especially if it's your birthday. Like,

let's nail it. You guys got this and sage you included. Yes. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I want to see a good

Irish jig out of all of it. All of it. Let's take a quick look at our celebrity birthdays for today

in this weekend. For today, Evelongoria is 49. A desperate housewives. A couple of other things.

She does a lot of commercial work now. And she's good. She's good. I think she's a very good actor.

Let's see here. Oh, wow. Brett Michaels is 61 lead singer of poison. He had a reality show too,

I thought. I can't remember which one it was already. But yeah, 61 from Brett Michaels. Let's see

here. D Snyder is 69 from Twisted Sister. Okay. Slice Stone is 81 from Sline of Family Stone.

Mike Love is 83 from the Beach Boys. Nice. Phil Lesch is 84 from Grateful Dead. I mean,

we got a lot of musicians. Yeah. There's a line up right there. Diversity right there too.

Actually, make a pretty good band actually too. I don't know. It may be a little weird.

And then there's some people no longer with us. Like, the great, to me, the great,

in the legend, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, born of this day 1933, passed away in 2020,

but love its Supreme Court justice. There is so many things that our BG did in her career.

And we appreciate it. And in our society is better for having her in that position.

And in that robe, we need more grates like that in those ropes. And speaking of grates,

Andrew Jackson, born of this day in 1767, he is on our $20 bill, of course, in one of our former

presidents. And then we take a quick look at Saturday, Birthdays. Let's take a look at Saturday,

Birthdays, as soon as my computer starts working. That has been happening way too much though.

It's like a, it's your joke every time. You know, you know, it would be funny.

Is if it was a bit, and it wasn't actually happening. That would be really funny. I'd like that,

actually. That would be great. And then they were laughed up. Here we go. Looking at Saturdays,

Birthdays, Wolfgang Van Halen is 33 is the son of Eddie Van Halen and Valor Bertinelli.

He was just on the Oscars. He did the guitar and Ryan Gosling's big thing at the Oscars

and everything. He was the guitarist for that. Nice. He's good. He's very talented.

It's, it's got, I can't imagine what it's got to be to have Eddie Van Halen as your father,

one of the greatest guitar players of all time, and then to pick up a guitar. Like I could see going

into a billion different fields before going into the one that your dad made famous, all that,

but he loves guitar. He really loves playing. He played with Van Halen for a little bit too.

One of the greater character actors in the game. And I think he'll go down as one of the

greatest ever. Alan Tertek is 53 today. He's Keso in Rogue One. He is washed in Firefly,

Alpha in Dollhouse, Sonny and Irobat. You probably know his voice a lot. He's in a TV show now

called Resident Evil on Sci-Fi, but I think most people will remember him from Firefly.

He's a really, really good actor and very like giving of his time, of his work. I really enjoy

his craft, the way he does his job. Lauren Graham is 57 on Saturday, Gilmore Girls and some other

things she's done. Let's see here. Eric Astrada is 75 chips and I got a bunch of other shows.

And some people no longer with us that would have been celebrating birthdays on Saturday.

Jerry Lewis, born in 1926, passed away in 2017. One of our biggest,

faces and exports to the rest of the world. Jerry Lewis, very famous in France and in other countries.

And very loved in this country. Certainly as an actor and working with Dean Martin,

one of the greats to ever do it paved the way for so many, especially of my culture and everything.

But just as importantly, dedicated his life towards the end of his life to telethons and

raising money for the children and those things, the great work that he did towards the end of his

life. James Madison, another former father of the Constitution, fourth president of the United

States, back to back, former president's here. Born in 1751, Mr. James Madison, all five foot

four of them. One of our shorter presidents. I heard a great one the other day that

it's going. Most people can imagine seeing anybody in that office, a woman, a Latin person,

a Jewish person, all these different things. The one thing that a lot of these

pundits and a lot of people predict, you'll never see another short president. I thought that

was interesting. I don't know if there's any truth to that or not. I think the American people,

hey, can we just get somebody good? How about this? Can we get somebody good who's under the age

of 70? That's not ageism or anything, anybody. That's just wanting somebody to be able to survive

the four years. That's just science and everything. Yeah, I don't know about that. I thought

that was a weird statement. They were so adamant about it. It's so serious about it. You know,

your height really matters. At first, I was kind of thought of it as a positive. I'm like, oh,

it'd be really nice that when we're looking at the chart of presidents, it wasn't one of them.

There's only one that doesn't look like the rest of them. Otherwise, they all look like every

single one of them. It'd be nice to change that up a little bit. But the idea of a person,

well, you're not you're not six foot. That seemed weird to me. That seemed really weird. Henry,

any young men would have been celebrating the birthday on Saturday as well. They still thought as

the king of the one liners. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.

I was so ugly when I was born, the doctor slapped my mother. It's really bad once.

And of course, take my wife, please, you know, all those jokes, all of them. Henry,

any good men, any good men, the one for those. And then let's take a look real quick at Sunday

birthdays to wrap up. Who else is celebrating the birthday on St. Patrick's Day? John Boyega,

Finn and the Star Wars movies. Let's see here. Oh, me a ham is 52 on Sunday. What?

One of the greats, one of our best soccer players we've ever produced and got us a couple

golds. Absolutely. She's awesome. Let's see here. Billy Corgan is 57 on Sunday. Smashing pumpkins,

singer, songwriter. Yeah. Okay. Gary Sinesse is 69. Lieutenant Dan. Yes.

Gary Sinesse, one of the founders of Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago,

along with John Malkovich and John Mahoney. And one of the when I was in senior in high school,

got to go to a meet and greet kind of conference Q and A thing where he went up there and talked

for like 40 minutes and took some questions afterwards. It was really cool, really nice guy.

And I cannot stress this enough. Like when you see him in interviews and everything,

that's nice. Gary Sinesse. When he was talking to other actors, he was very, very blunt,

very not mean, just very like, hey, this, this kid, this is a really rough gig. Are you sure you

want to do this for a living? You know, there's this thing called accounting. It's a lot more

reliable. It's really reliable and predictable. It's really nice guy. Really good guy gave a way,

gave a lot of time to us and everything. Want to, do you have some? Nope. Okay. I don't want to

cut you off. One of my favorites, Kurt Russell is 73 on Sunday, Wyderp and Tombstone,

Santa and the Santa Chronicles. Great actor. Great actor. And that's going to do it for our

birthday and anniversary club. One more time when I wish a happy anniversary and birthday to

everybody celebrating out there. Get us those birthdays and anniversaries. We love celebrating

with you everybody. Stick around after our news break. We will come back and make you a star

of the day with our friends from callvers. It's Kat and James taking you through your morning

right here at WFHR. Lights, camera, action. It is time to make somebody a star of the day with

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We love giving away callvers, love giving away these things and we love having fun with our

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30 days. Get ready to call 715-424-2600. Tell Katrina and I, what TV show is this from?

And let's see if we got ourselves a winner. I'm pretty sure we do. Good morning. What's your answer?

That is Happy Days. Yeah. What gave it away? I think we had it like two or three notes.

I would imagine on a couple of levels and I did think about playing like the instrumental version,

but I don't I think we would have gotten a call just as fast. I think so. I mean, one of the more

popular shows of all time, certainly popular in this state for many reasons. Were you a fan of

Happy Days? Oh, yeah. I grew up watching it every time it was on.

The family is here. Oh, you end the family watch it. That's really cool. I like that.

One of the better casts too in TV history. There are so many great actors on that show.

Great show. Thank you so much for listening and playing along. Can I get your first name?

My name is Nancy. Nancy, thank you so much. Nancy, we appreciate you listening and being with us.

Nancy, what town you called us from? Wisconsin Rapids. All right. God ourselves a rapids winner.

Nancy, hang on the line. We'll get some information from you off air. Thank you so much for being

our newest star of the day. All right. Thank you. Thank you, Nancy. Yeah. This theme song is just one

of the more classic theme songs too. And I think that's even more interesting when you think about

where TV is going. Yes. Where we're getting farther and farther away from theme songs. We don't

do that anymore. When we first came up with TV, the idea of the theme song was, okay,

I'm going to explain the show in 20 seconds to song. It seemed like a bit of a writing challenge.

Right. But back in the day, TV was a little more simple and everything, so maybe you could do it

more. Nowadays, I remember the show lost. And their theme music was like, that's it.

Because how are you ever going to explain that show? Even the creators of that show can create that.

Exactly. What the show was about. How's the theme song going to do it? I like these theme songs,

but I also, there's a part of me that can like, oh, we don't really do that anymore.

There's a little bit bittersweet. It is. It is. It is not bittersweet. Talking with Nancy,

we're about to do that. I'm going to make sure they get some information from her so I can get

it to my agent because she is our newest star of the day. She sure is. Kat and I will be back with

more fun. When we come back, we're going to talk about people celebrating St. Patrick's Day,

how they do this, some random facts about it and everything, and have some more fun. We've got

great stuff coming up for you right here at Mornings at WFHR, locally grown radio.

Welcome back everyone. Mornings show here at WFHR. Katrina and James hanging out with you on

locally grown radio. Little Alison Chains to play us in. That reminds me. That song was released

in the 90s Katrina, which just makes me think of, you know, there should be a show based on 90s music.

Yes, we should do something like that around here. Let's do it. In fact, we will. We're going to win

this weekend after Seth faces the music. Be sure to join us this Sunday from six to eight with

Seth faces of music. He'll have a different theme for you this week and has some fun going over

that theme and surrounding the hour with music and other audio that all it has to do with that

theme. It's a great one. One of our more popular shows support that show and spread the word about

it. Now after Seth, Seth faces the music from eight to nine this weekend this Saturday Sunday,

you can check out unlabeled our 90s mixtape. Okay. This is a show where we're having a lot of fun,

where we're anything basic. It's pretty simple. If it was released from 1990 to 1999, we'll play it.

That's great. You're saying, well, wait a minute. What if it is country? Yep. What if it is hip hop?

Yep. What if it is pop? Yep. What if it's ace of bass? I saw the sign. Yeah. I saw the sign.

It opened up my eyes. Come on. Okay. Okay. Mostly done. I'll play it. I'll play it. If you guys

requested, I will play it. Go ahead and hit me up with your request. James.mailfetsivicmedia.us.

You can direct messages on our Facebook pages. Call up on the show. Any of those things. We just

want your requests. I've already been bombarded by them. I love it. Keep them coming, everybody.

Otherwise, we'll also have some fun. I want to do kind of like once we get going on this,

some months down the line, maybe, or something, like doing the whole episode based on the class of 93,

where it's just songs released in 1993. Almost plenty of them. I think even just doing the decades,

like, starting like the 30s, the 40s, they know what your way up would be fun when you're really

backwards. I know too. I think that's really fun. We'll see how this does. It's already done

pretty well. Our pilot episode was well received as long as it keeps being treated. You guys want

it. We'll keep playing it. This is a really simple, easy job for us in some ways. We come up with

these things. We work really hard on them. We put them out there. If you don't like them, we move on.

We'll come up with something else. We'll keep doing it. So remind me the time again. It's on Sunday at

8 to 9. 8 to 9 every Sunday un-unlabeled. Be sure to check it, everybody, and we appreciate so

much you guys supporting the show. Be sure to remember too that director's cut is not gone. It's just

on hiatus. You creatives out there reach out to me. Same way, email, phoning, whatever you got to do,

smoke signals, however you want to get a hold of us. We want all of our creatives to be on director's

cut, where it's our show, where we get to highlight and talk with different guests around the area

about the arts, and we love having people on the show with that. So be sure to reach out to us,

and we'll look forward to it. We'll get into the rest of our weekend lineup in just a little bit

for right now. This weekend, speaking of the weekend lineup, Sunday is St. Patrick's Day.

It's St. Patrick's Weekend, so you should be able to avoid being pinched by my aunt Barb who

loved to do that. My aunt Barb loved it. Man, she would just go hunting for people that weren't

wearing a green. And it wasn't just like a little pinch or anything. She gets you right on the back

of the aisle. So right there, right above the elbow, as well as I go in it. I love my aunt Barb.

I love her. She's great. But we're green. Just gotta wear green. I'm looking thanks to you and your

brother. I have something green. Yes, there you go. I have like no green apparel except for my

family natural food shirt. Yeah, but you know, I feel like the Irish green is like a vibrant green.

Yeah, it is. A bit more vibrant. But you know what? Green is green. It keeps me from being pinched.

Exactly. In a new poll, 65% of Americans say that they celebrate by

eating traditional and Irish-inspired foods on St. Patrick's Day. That's a fun way to sell a bit.

Yeah, that is. On those festive people, of those festive people, 40% like corn beef and cabbage,

28% might have fish and chips. 27% would do corn beef on rye. 24% are into having

rubin sandwiches. Other popular dishes are shepherd's pie, soda bread, Irish stew, pastrami on rye,

bangers and mash. And along with, yeah, bangers and mashers, one of the bigger ones.

It's such a great name. Even if I don't like it, I would order that just to be able to order it.

Some people are looking to expand the options by adding less traditional foods like

carne asada and spaghetti and some of that. So speaking of that, growing up where I did in Chicago,

huge Irish population, we turned the river green for God's sake. It's one of those things where

even us Italians are Irish on Sunday, and that kind of thing. But of all the Irish people I've

known throughout my life and all the different traditions I've seen and all that, and I've got a lot

of love and a lot of respect for Irish culture in Ireland and all of that. My pop, my Egyptian

grandpa, is the person that loved Irish culture at Irish food more than anybody I've ever known.

That's great. He looks so poor. My pop, I get excited about holidays, really. He

likes seeing family. But for some reason, St. Patrick's Day, that was his deed. Love that day.

He'd get his pastrami on rye. He'd have that for lunch. And then for dinner, he would have

corn, beef and cabbage. He'd go all, you know, my Egyptian grandfather just loved the Irish

culture and all this. I think it's part of it is growing up in Chicago and around so much of

everything. It's you let energy. Yeah. It's really, it's such a, I think that it's so well done.

And I know I'm biased about this, but it don't mean I'm wrong. The culture in so many of these

things, whether it's the Puerto Rican Day Parade or it's St. Patrick's Day or it's any of these,

they are so celebrated. And it's not about, hey, it's just our day. It's about, hey, today,

your Puerto Rican too. Yeah. Today, your Irish too. I'm celebrating. Great. Take this flag.

You know, come, come through our parade. It's so midwest. It's so, hey, everybody, come on over.

We want you to have fun and joy. Just try this food. It's really good. You know, that kind of thing.

And growing up with a lot of that gives you not only an appreciation and an empathy for other

cultures and an understanding of it, but it's really good food. It's a really good food, people.

Really good food. It pays to be tolerant. Yeah. In our house, we used to have my mom would make

the potatoes and the cabbage and the meat. What am I trying to do? The corn beef.

Corn beef. And I remember being like, oh, I don't like the corn beef. But now I've grown to

liking some of those things more. But last week, I actually made with my mom and my girls. We made

Irish soda bread, which is what she would also make. And that's so fun. It was so easy too.

So tasty. It sounds like I know I had it when I was young. I haven't had it probably since.

But that does sound really good. Let's find out what's on your mind. Good morning. What's on your

mind? What's going on? Well, good morning. We're talking about St. Patrick's Day. So I thought I'd

share the event our family is having my husband's 90th birthday. Wow. Wow. Patrick, of course.

They said that when he was born, his father left for a couple of days celebrating. They didn't

know where he was. And of course, he is Irish. And so a really neat thing is we have a granddaughter

that's going to be in Dublin. And she will be FaceTiming her grandpa on Sunday to wish him a happy

St. Patrick's Day birthday. That's a good granddaughter. That's a good, that's a good kid.

And typically he gets just birthday cards unbelievable because people happen to remember a birthday

on St. Patrick's Day. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then he always says to me, are you going to be jealous

again this year? Do us a favor. Please wish him a happy birthday from all of us here. Okay.

Please do it. Thank you so much for sharing that with us. That was great. We really appreciate that.

You have a great morning. Thank you for listening. And a happy St. Patrick's Day to Patrick there.

That was an emigrate one. That's wonderful. That's a fun. I always thought that it'd be fun to

have your birthday on a holiday. I know for people. I also don't know what I'm talking about in

some ways because all the people I know that do a lot of them don't necessarily like it. It sounds

like Patrick's family really embraced it. That's pretty cool. I do have a child born on the

4th of July. So I'm still figuring out my game on like she's only four so we're still figuring out.

And that that birthday cake's got to be pretty cool though. I love the fireworks out of stuff, right?

Yeah. Right. Yeah. Exactly. Watch out. Let's go. We got another call coming in. Let's go ahead and

take it. Good morning. What's on your mind? Yeah. You talk about St. Patrick's Day when I was younger.

I'm not going to school yet. That's right. I'm in her out there.

I'm holding with that fatty. She's a born on a team Patrick's Day.

Cool. That's the luck of the family right there. It really is. Yeah. I like it.

Thank you for the call, sir. You're breaking up a little bit on us, but we wish you a great

morning and appreciate your calling in. Keep the calls coming. Everybody, 715-424-2600.

Just a touch or two away on the Civic Media app. Let's go ahead and keep just get a wrap up our

St. Patrick's Day stats here. We got a little bit of a roundup here. Just things that are going on.

Bits and odds and ends. A few pieces of gold at the end of the rainbow, if you will.

According to the National Retail Federation, Americans are planning to spend a record 7.2 billion

or $44.40 per person on holiday this year. Most of that on food and beverages, of course. Sure.

Okay. A record 62% of consumers or 162 million Americans are planning to celebrate

maybe by wearing green, maybe making a special dinner or going to a party or a bar

decorating their home or hosting a party. Okay. A while back, today.com posted a fun list of

50 Patrick's Day, St. Patrick's Day trivia questions and there are some really good ones on

there. Like, according to folklore, what's Aleppo Khan's occupation? That's great.

That's a good one. Jason, all of us in rainbows, I don't know. Yeah, that's the shoemaker.

Shoemaker, right, of course. Of course. I think if we have time a little bit later,

we're going to have to go through some of those. We're going to have to go through some of those,

I think. That should be fun. I like that. And another one here for you. According to the

National Averages, 98.7% of people who are not Irish will try to do a fake Irish accent and

be really bad at and offend people. No, that's not even it. That's not actual stand. I just made

that up. I just made that up. Yeah. But we know. Come on. Tell me I'm wrong. Tell me that they will.

Let me hear it. There's going to be a bunch of people doing Irish accent.

See, it takes a second to get it. It takes a second to get it because you don't want to sound

a bit offensive or anything like that. Especially when you grow up around the Irish people,

there's certain things you just want to be very careful with and all of a sudden it starts

to turn in the balcony. And then you're definitely in a certain part of Ireland right now. You

could tell that I haven't done it in quite some time because it's just all over the place.

And now at this point, you don't even know what accent I'm doing. Yeah, just all over the place.

That's great. Thank you. I would like to apologize to everybody.

Finally, actually, the actual stat we have, do you say St. Paddy's Day or St. Paddy's Day

with a T or a D there? Oh, right. Only one is correct. And it's Paddy's Day with a D,

not a T. Patrick is the angelicized version of the Gaelic name, Paddering,

because St. Patrick Day is originally an Irish holiday and Gaelic is a traditional Irish language.

The right nickname is Paddy with a D. That is good to know. I don't think most people begrudge,

you know, the T in there and everything. But I do think if you're talking to somebody that

really does care about that stuff, get it right. And it's not asking a lot. I think that's kind

of an interesting one just because of the Gaelic part of it. Knowing that is kind of interesting,

man. I think that was pretty cool. We're going to have to wrap up here. But I do think that it

would be fun if we can squeeze in some of these questions from today.com. You can go to today.com.

If you'd like to see this full list of St. Patrick's Day trivia, that is pretty cool. You can see

El Roker out there. What's the oldest pub in Ireland? Sean's bar in Wetzmarith. It's over 200 years old.

What's the symbol for gold on the periodic table of elements?

A.U. Okay. Oh, that I see. Because of the, yeah, because St. Patrick's and all that. All right.

What other name is St. Patrick's Day known as? The Feast of St. Patrick. I forgot that. I didn't

know that one. Yeah. We'll have to go through some more of these. We'll have to go through. I think

these will be fun. That'll be fun. Otherwise, we'll come back and we'll have some more fun. And

the next hour, we'll get some entertainment news. Also at 935, Lon Radke, Port Edwards Village,

trusty candidate, we'll be with us. And we're looking forward to talking with him. And a little

after that, Katrina will come back in and we'll wrap up the show and get you ready for the weekend

right here at this is locally grown radio WFHR 1320 AM.

Good morning, Wisconsin. Good morning, world. It's a new day. Thanks for kicking it off

with us right here at 97-5-5-5-13-28-MWFHR. We are locally grown radio. Got your host, James

J. behind the mic. I am joined by Katrina Hintner from Family Natural Foods. Hey, hey.

We are together. We're going to have some fun. We're going to take you through the hour

here and we got good things lined up for you, everybody. Good, good stuff coming up for

you in a little bit. We're going to be joined by Lon Radke, Port Edwards Village trustee.

Lon is going to join us at 9.35, looking forward to that. We got that in right story for

you. Lots of local stuff I want to get to. A lot of great things going on in the area.

I want to touch on all of that. We'll get to some other fun stuff too, as we're going

along here. We kick off the 9 o'clock hour usually with some entertainment news and one

of the touch on just a couple of things programming wise here at the station. Yeah, what do we have

going on?

In particular, we will not have a midday magazine for you today because we will have Badger

basketball.

Because they did well.

Badgers had actually I think I saw the second or the third biggest largest margin of victory

win in a big 10 matchup against Maryland. Like they beat them down. Yeah. And they're going

to be trying to do the same thing to my mother's Northwestern Wildcats today. As they are facing

off Northwestern ranked fourth Wisconsin ranked fifth. They'll be playing at 130 today,

which of course means we will not have a midday magazine. But because Pam is so good at

what she does, she was able to masterfully put together the guests that we were going

to have on are still going to be able to join us. Yesterday, after I was done with our

shows, I got to have a great conversation in studio with our Alice in Dairyland. And

we're going to play that on Mondays. We're usually in the 9 o'clock hour right in this

time slot on Monday. So we'll kick off our 9 o'clock hour talking to Alice in Dairyland.

She's got some really cool things going on that we wanted to highlight. And she was nice

enough to come in. So we're going to have some fun playing that for you. We were scheduled

to interview Senator Patrick Teston today. We're still going to do that. We'll just be playing

it at a later date. Senator Teston will join us and we will air it next Wednesday at 10.30.

All right. I'm sorry at 3.30. Next Wednesday. Okay. So that interview will air then. And

always appreciate Senator Teston's time and working with us in our schedule and what Pam

and his office are able to do together managing so that him and I can conversate. It really

appreciate all the work that they do on that. So good. So we'll still be covering the

bases here. Absolutely. We're going to the League of Women voters joining us as well next

week. Looking forward to that also. That's perfect timing. But cheer on your badgers. On

Wisconsin. They will be back on the radio today at 1.30 as they hope to march on in the

big 10 tournament. And we'll be talking about it on playmakers on Monday. I'm sure. I'm

going to have going to try to have Mike Clemens join us on Monday. Cool. Getting into some

entertainment news. Just one of the touch on just a couple of things. So this is kind of

interesting. Say Patrick's Day of course Sunday. So read Drummond from the Food Network put

together a list of movies to celebrate. So a guy from the Food Network put together a

bunch of movies. Okay. I would have expected like food to try. It's a good day. But he's got

movies for you. I like this. That's all right. So some movies that you can watch if you want to

celebrate the Irish a bit. There is bell fast from 2021. The luck of the Irish from 2001.

The Boondock Saints from 1999. I guess that technically does. Although be careful. That is a

violent movie. I love that movie. I am a big fan of that movie. But I also like edgy movies.

Like if I like it, you might want to take it with a great assault. I don't know everybody's

going to love it. But I know I'm a big fan. I really like that movie. The Banshire, the Banshees

of Inshire is also on this list. That just won some awards last year's Academy Awards.

A lot of people like that movie. It seems like one of those black and white movies. Like either

people love it or they really don't like it. So another one of those ones you take with a grain of

salt. PSI Love You is a bit of a bad that one had a lot to do. Yeah, there's a little Irish

and of course far and away from 1992 Tom Cruise Nicole Kidman. That one. I don't know how much

the movie holds up. I will say Nicole Kidman's acting is good no matter what the decade, no matter

what the era. But I think the thing that I would recommend about that movie if you're

looking for an Irish movie or a movie to have or anything. The cinematography of Ireland is so it's

it may be the best we've ever seen of Ireland in a movie. It's so well done. Even just watching

that, even just watching for that I think would be noticeable and fun to enjoy. I know for me

there's a lot about Irish culture that I like and I admire in that. But I will always come

back to how beautiful that land is over there. It's just so beautiful in Ireland. Here

gorgeous. Yeah, yeah. And I think of that right away. That's to me that's one of the ways to

celebrate Ireland is thinking of the cliffs of Dover and I know so many of the beauty

beautiful aspects of that country. And looking at what's new on your small screen this weekend.

Today on Max, this dream premiere of Dream scenario starring Nicholas Cage is a dark comedy

and Nicholas Cage in a dark comedy. That's all I got to tell you. I don't even have to tell you

the plot. Also on Netflix tonight Irish Wish it's starring Lindsay Lohan. She's a bride's

made who makes a spontaneous wish for love on an ancient stone in Ireland and of course love

happens. Is this something that's been around for a long time? No, it's a new movie star. And she's

so she's acting again. She's working out good for her good for her. And also on peacock tonight

trolls band together and a Kendrick and Justin Timberlake do the voices of the trolls characters.

Also got a bunch of other big name actors in there. On Netflix tonight the wonderful world of

Henry Sugar and three more. An anthology of four short films based on Rowan Doll's stories.

It stars Ralph Fines and I think the greatest actor in the world right now, Benedict Cumberbatch.

I think it's not easy for me to say that not because I don't like him but I don't say it lightly.

But I do think that if I had to chew I think Michael Fastbender is up there.

James McAvoy. There's a couple that are up there in that list. Obviously Helen Miran or

Meryl Streep's the best actor on the planet right now. Period. But outside of that especially people

that are working a lot, Benedict Cumberbatch is the best. He by far the way is the greatest actor

going around right now. Benedict Cumberbatch is so good at acting. He can go by the name Benedict

Cumberbatch. That's how good he is. Go by that name. Seeing him in a TV show, it's always fun.

He was really good in Sherlock. He is such a good Sherlock.

This is a really interesting one. It's a conspiracy thriller and a seven-part limited series

about the manhunt for John Wilkes Booth after the assassination of President Lincoln.

It's actually like polls from actual reporting and stories and everything that went on at that time.

It's a very interesting take on I don't know how it's going to be or if I'll even get a chance to

watch it if I'm being honest. I don't have a lot of time. But it does sound like an interesting

telling of American history. The 55th NAACP image awards will be on CBS and BET and VH1 on Saturday

at 7. American Idol Auditions on Sunday and ABC at 7. You can check those out. What's new on your

big screen? What is new in movies this weekend? Not a whole lot. It's going to be a little bit

before you start getting a whole lot of releases. At least as far as national wide releases,

especially here in Rapids, you're probably not going to see most of these. But one of the movies I

definitely want to see remembering Gene Wilder, a documentary about the life and career of legendary

comedian Gene Wilder. It includes his struggles with Alzheimer's, features interviews with Mel Brooks,

Richard Pryor, Rain Pryor, all kinds. Gene Wilder, one of my biggest influences, one of my favorite

human beings to ever walk the planet. Love Gene Wilder. I'm looking forward to seeing that.

Knox goes away. It's a movie starring and directed by Michael Keaton. That's in limited release,

but I can't wait to see that. Michael Keaton directing. That sounds good to me. I'll hear for that.

There was a wonderful moment in the Oscars where Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito

go to give an award together. Of course they're famous. They're actually long-time friends. They

did friends for a long time. They did the movie Twins together. Everybody expects them to reference

that. Instead, they also both played Batman villains. Danny was the penguin and Arnold was Mr.

Freeze. They're talking a little bit about that experience and everything. They're like,

yeah, and then the bat got me. That darn bat got me. They flashed to Michael Keaton.

And there's Michael Keaton. And Michael Keaton did not know that they were going to do this,

but Michael Keaton played right along with it. He's given them the scowl. He's

getting ready to get ready. Those three are really good friends. They've been friends for a long

time, but he played along with the bit. Never. They go hilarious. Very nicely done.

Also, new in theaters this weekend, One Life, a war drama based on the true story of a British

humanitarian named Nicholas Winton. It stars John Flynn, Anthony Hopkins,

Helen Baum Carter, Anthony Hopkins, another one of the greatest actors in the world in

acting today. And let's see Arthur the King, starring Mark Wahlberg, also in theaters this weekend.

So just a couple of other things. I wanted to make sure that we touched on, make sure we got in.

And I have to do a little shameless promotion. I real quick. I have to.

We got. And I'm doing it because I've become that. I have realized Katrina that I have become

that dad that takes every opportunity to highlight his kids and to ramble about his kids.

And I love my son, love my youngest daughter, JC Isabel. They're fantastic, incredible human beings.

I just got to hang out with my oldest daughter, Brea yesterday. And Brea was telling me that our

podcast with the Muppet has gotten more and more popular and more and more people subscribing to

it and everything. We really appreciate that from everybody out there because I got a feeling that

a lot of you out there listeners have been helping with that. And we appreciate it.

Brea wanted to create a little apparel store, have some merch. So she went on Etsy and she,

we've got some stickers on there. Coffee cups, some t-shirts. If you are an Etsy person,

you go on there, you type in what the Muppet and you can find it. Whether I just would like you

to check it out, whether you buy anything or not, that's to your own. All right. I just think that

it'd be kind of cool to check out. I'm really proud of her. I really, I don't know how you would

even do something like that. Like she's like, hey, I have this idea. I'm like, okay, and I expect

like a couple weeks from now, maybe we will have something we'll go. It was two hours later and she

had this up and running. The kid is just incredible. Check it out, everybody. You got your on Etsy,

check out what the Muppet and, you know, see what there's anything I like out there and stuff.

I love it. That's great. I also wanted to mention locally our friends at Save of the Arts wanted

to let everybody know that the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Tribute show scheduled for Thursday,

April 4th, has been canceled in this right from Executive Director Sally Kissner. Quote,

we've been notified of a medical situation that will prevent this group from performing. Unfortunately,

this is how life rolls sometimes. Thank you for understanding. Anyone who purchase tickets will be

notified by letter as of their options and a big shout out to Sally and the great work she does,

wishing nothing but a good health to the cast and all the performers of Dean and Jerry and

that great tribute show. They do a really good job with that. Hopefully, when better days, maybe we

can get them back to town. Yeah, absolutely. And one of the also mentioned a big shout out to WFHR,

longtime friend of WFHR, Matt LePay. The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association announced

there are four people that they're going to be honoring with the membership of the WBA Hall of Fame,

Steve Brown, Pat Low, Dave Robinson, all amazing human beings who will put such great work into

this state. And of course, Matt LePay. Awesome. Matt LePay for decades has been talking and bringing

you sports. I can't think, I can't even imagine how many generations of kids their favorite highlight,

their favorite play from the books, the Badgers, the Packers, any of these things. It was that voice

that got it to you. Yes, it was. Matt is nice enough was nice enough and kind enough to join us on

the airwaves. I've gotten to talk to him a couple of times on air off air. What you see is what

you get with that man. I mean, just as kind and as fun as you can imagine. He's a great conversation.

Really, it couldn't happen to a better guy. Congratulations. Very well deserve, sir. And I can't

wait for that speech. That's going to be a good one. That's going to be good. We love and encouraging

encouraging to support the arts. And while we talk about a lot of our local community theaters,

so many of our kids out there are working their tails off and giving you great performances as well.

And I want to encourage everybody to check out the Nikusa High School Musical Hunk and ugly duckling

of a musical. Cute. It premieres tonight at seven over at the Nikusa High School auditorium at 500

Cedar Street and beautiful Nikusa. Go check it out. If you can't make it tonight, they will have a two

o'clock matinee tomorrow and a seven o'clock show. We had the cast on. If you'd like a preview,

go ahead and go to civicmedia.us. Look at Midday magazine. You'll catch the interview right there.

Great kids. Really good cast. It's almost not fair that they're so talented.

They blow me away. I think they might be better than me. I think they might be. They're really good.

Go check it out. Support those kids and help them with a great crowd, a great audience.

Assumption has a talent show this weekend. Actually starting today, a royal entertaining

competition, singing, dancing, comedy, impersonators, a variety show with all acts of all ages.

And not for nothing. This is pretty good prizes here. A thousand dollars for first prize,

five hundred or bucks for second. Like, yeah, that's pretty cool. It's the community thing.

Not just you. Okay. Cool. Go ahead and check it out. It will be tonight at seven. This will take

place over at Assumption High School. Let's see here. And Saturday, they'll have a dinner in a

show. Five from it'll start at five five five thirty cocktail hour in cash bar. Five thirty will

be dinner. Seven o'clock will be the show. You you you take in these things and you're supporting

assumption in helping one of our local high schools continue to do great work. But you're also

you're doing something you're investing in the future. Not just with your money, but with your time.

We have as entertainers, there's nothing greater you can give us than your time. And it's so

appreciated and so humbling. I cannot stress how humbling it is. And then you think about it as a kid.

I don't believe that I'm in this chair right now without the six grade talent show at Washington

School. Sure. I really don't think I would be. It was my first real chance to be just me on stage.

I was horrible. It didn't go well. But it was a great experience. And I didn't die. Right. Like I

my confidence went to the went went up. And it has ever since. We don't know what kids might do

with their futures. Some will go into the arts. Some won't. But I can guarantee you I can put my name

on it. Whatever they do in their life. Gonna need some confidence with it. Absolutely. Public speaking

goes a long way. You're going to whether it's in front of three people or a thousand people.

They're going to have to do some form of public speaking. These things build that. These things

build that in them. You are investing in our future by going to these shows, by giving of your

time and your money. It may seem like, no, come on. No, it does. I'm evidence of this. I'm proof of

this. And there's thousands of other examples out there too of people that are, hey, that person's

really good at public speaking. Why are they so good at it? Probably because they had some

interactions, whether you're in a play or a talent show or something like that. Yeah. And that's

important thing. And it's fun. It's community. And it's again, it's it's supporting the youth.

And that's a great thing. Be sure to check out the assumption talent show today and tomorrow,

seven o'clock tonight, Saturday, dinner in the show, five, five, 30. Be sure to check that out

over at Assumption High School. You can find out more at Assumption's Facebook page.

Of course, the winter's farmers market is going on this weekend. Be sure to check that out.

Everybody from nine to one over at the Wisconsin's rap some Arabian church. Go check that out.

Enjoy a lot of great vendors, get some food trucks out there. And as always, we encourage you,

if you are a vendor to reach out, they got room over there. They'd love to hear from you.

If you're a vendor and you would like to find out more, go ahead and go to

www.maravian.org. www.maravian.org. There is a tab for you right over there you can get to

and check out all the great things that they're doing and maybe get involved with them. I encourage

you to do that everybody. Oh, and have to mention this Katrina. We're going to get in trouble if we

don't you and I sugar bush. Sugar bush going on this weekend. Yes. Our friends at the historic

point boss have one of their great events going on. Learn about the historic making of maple syrup.

Oh, it's so good. It's really it's so fun because you get to learn they're going to teach you

about how how they collect the maple syrup. I think they did most of collecting already because

the season has been so goofy. Yeah, but they're going to teach and I think that's such a great

thing to teach our youth especially but everybody where okay this syrup in a jar it didn't just

get there how did it get there and it's I mean it's a lot of sap that has to get you know heated

down over time to become that amazing maple syrup. So it's a cool process and there's other fun

things you get to tour the sites and it's just a beautiful spot to be at. You get to do all of that

you'll enjoy yourself you'll have a great Saturday and the whole time whether it is in your

subconscious or in the front of your heart knowing that you're keeping history alive. Yeah.

You're helping the people over the historic point boss keep history alive over there. That's your

history everybody that's your culture. Keeping it alive should be important to everybody. It's

certainly used to the gang over there. It's a great way for us to not only help them do that but

show their are support to them and not for nothing if you can volunteer they're always looking for

good people over there. You always welcome volunteers. Yeah. Find out more. You hang on my dad too.

Yeah. I mean come on. It doesn't get much better than that. Doesn't get much better than that.

We shout out to our friends over at historic point boss. Find out more at historicpointboss.com

and be sure to check out sugar bush going on tomorrow. It's going to be a really fun event

from 10 to 4 over at the historic point boss at 364 Wakely Road in beautiful Nakuza. We'll take a

quick time out. Check out our hang out with our partners for a little bit here when we come back

got more good stuff coming up for you on the morning show at WF HR.

Welcome back everybody morning show here at WF HR locally grown radio.

Katrina James hanging out with you. Thanks so much for joining us everybody. A little

eating brichel to play us in. I feel like like Seth is set you up really well where you're your

program that's going to be happening unlabeled like you could use half the bumpers. That's pretty much

all I'll do. Yeah. It just made my job so easy. Did you really do. Between that and all the requests

we're getting I mean I don't have to pick a playlist at all. It's all set up. It's great. I love it.

Be sure to check out unlabeled this Sunday 8 to 9 right after Seth faces music from 6 to 8 and get

those requests to us everybody. Thank you very much for the easy plug by the way Kat thank you.

We're going to get to a quick story here afterwards. We'll get to our news break and then after

news we're going to be joined by a Port Edwards Village trusty Lawn Radke as we continue our

candidate series as we are speaking with local candidates for local offices. We appreciate Lawn

joining us looking forward to that. That'll wrap up this week of interviews next week. We'll have

more candidates in looking forward to that. That's great. For now frontier airline airlines

added a new seating option that's called up front plus the guarantees the middle seat in your

row will be empty. Oh okay so you essentially are buying out that seat. Yeah that means you won't

have to fight over the armrest and you can be you can you know just kind of spread out a little

bit if you want. You can even pop that extra tray table down if you wanted to put things on

or whatever. You you can't do it in any row. It's only an option that for the first two rows of

the plane hence the up front plus. Oh sure okay. Got it. So how much does it cost? I would think

that is the first kind of thing. Well it's not totally clear but definitely not as much as buying

a whole other seat. Okay. They're doing introductory rates starting at $49 through next Wednesday

for travel between April 10th and April 30th that 49 each that's $49 each way and it's on top of

your normal ticket price. So that's a hundred bucks on top of what you're already paying. Sure.

After that it'll be based on demand. So probably more than 50 bucks but it's on demand. So who

knows if nobody's requesting this it'll probably go way down. Right. The press release describes it

as a great option for those who want expanded personal space and extra comfort. But you know

what's going to happen. They're going to put those those two rows that that's an option for

more expensive. Yep. So really it's almost going to be like your buying out. I'm probably not quite

a whole ticket but it's going to but it's going to but those two rows that has that option

because there's a very limited amount of those it's it's going to those prices will be more

just for those seats. Yeah and I understand I get this. I mean airlines are trying like

to get people up there and fly more and and they're trying to they're trying to do a lot of things

the airlines and I don't begrudge them. I don't know the industry so well that I'm going to pretend

like I can play armchair quarterback and tell them what to do or how they do their job or anything

but I I will say I think this is a fun idea it's interesting it might get some people you know

safety right. Let's let's let's just focus on this point being safe and we'll take everything

else after that but I think that that is everybody's biggest concern right now with our airwaves

with our airlines. The the story that came out about that door falling off of that plane and

finding out that those that didn't look into that that plane wasn't supposed to be in the air

like they wanted to get one more flight out of it they wanted to get their monies worth they

wanted to go more flight out of it and that door goes flying off like and thank God nothing else

happened from that so I think as consumers the one thing we are asking is just make it safe.

Yes. Yeah well worry about the extra seat and all that stuff later can we just go ahead and

focus on that. That will be good. I don't think I mean maybe I'm picky maybe I'm asking too much

but I don't think so. I'd like to get out of plane and not have the door fall off. I feel like

that's just a little thing there at the very least give us all parachutes. Everybody gets a parachute

kind of thing. I don't know that that make me feel that much better though. I don't think that

actually I don't know if I get that point. Because then you'd be worried about how do I use it and

do I use it properly and you'd be you know you'd be overthinking it. Yeah and and what what

happened in your past experience as an airline company that you felt like the need to give everybody

parachutes. Yeah. That's part of that question. Yes. I agree. Although not a bad idea. Not maybe not a

horrible idea. We will go ahead and get to check out our news break right here. We're going to get

to news. When we come back I'll just be speaking with Lon Racky. Prored Edwards Village trusty

candidate. After we're done talking with Lon we'll talk to Lon we give our candidates.

However long they need to answer these questions usually five to ten minutes it takes. So we'll

have Lon on. We'll get him out of here because he's a busy guy and Katrina will come back in and

we'll wrap up the show. We've got fun stuff coming up for you after our news break right here on

AM 1320. 975 FM. We are WFHR. Welcome back everyone to WFHR. Locally grown radio. Have your host James

Jay and right now I am joined by Lon Racky. He is poor Edwards Village trusty candidate. Lon

thank you very much for joining us. Thank you. We've been doing a candidate series here where we're

welcoming on all of our local candidates for the offices coming up with the election and just want

to remind everybody of how we're doing this. We're just interviewing where I'll ask some questions.

Ron Lancerum will move on to the next question. We're doing this to give Lon and many and all the

people like him an opportunity to give his his message and his platform out there for everyone.

Do want to remind everybody that you can find out the information of who's going to be on your

ballot where to vote and register to vote at myvote.wi.gov. That's myvote.wi.gov. Lon thank you again

for the time. Thank you. We're always encouraging people to be a part of public service. We're trying

to get more and more people to be about on boards and running for office like yourself and everything.

So my first question is how have you enjoyed this experience? You know it's quite an experience. I'm

going for my second term but I've really enjoyed it. I've learned more about the community.

Sometimes small town politics can be challenging I would say and of course you know with everything

that goes on with inflation we feel it too. The villages and cities and how we can best use our

money for our people that we work for which is all the residents so the village.

Yeah. Lon what do you see as the trustee's responsibilities? Well some of what we need to do is in

my opinion is just make sure that we stay within our budgets and that we use our money wisely.

You know a lot of the concerns of course are public safety and roads, streets, water.

We have an excellent water utility and we keep monitoring it. I know that other communities

north of us you know had p-fods but we were fortunate that we've monitored and we don't have

those issues. If elected what are your goals as a trustee? Well you know one of my goals is to try

to produce growth in the village. We've had our challenges with the mill going down. We've

been working with a company called DMI that owns that property now and another another investors

and we're just constantly looking to improve that land and it's been a huge huge challenge

but if we can get them on-balled, finished demolition and maybe housing, maybe industry,

anything for our area not just Port Edwards for for our whole area this is you know central

Wisconsin, Marshfield, our whole area depends on industry and I think it's been a big challenge

lately for our communities. We're speaking with Lon Radke Port Edwards Village trustee candidate.

Lon when it comes to involving the community how do you how do you plan to do that involving

the community's feedback with the job of trustee? Well you know we've been doing that we put out surveys

of course and surveys are just you know we try to use them to monitor what people really want,

what they feel that's important but I would encourage a deeply encouraged people if they have the

time I mean meetings sometimes can be kind of dry well just you know you're talking about

we're purchasing this or we're buying that to stay in with budget but I believe that our community,

our village community needs to come to meetings if they possibly can we do have it on YouTube we've

had some issues technically and you know how all that is with computers once in a while you want

it. Can't relate at all. No I've never done with it but if you can come down in person and you know

if you do have concerns you know we have a village newsletter my phone number's in there I mean

you can call me I will talk to you I'll listen to your concerns I'll do what I can but we try to do

again with the way of the money and the budget is we only our hands are tied on some situations

but you know sometimes if you feel that there's an important goal we try to make those goals

come true and financially there's grants you know we can look at that we can look at other

possibilities and we have a generous community I mean there's just so many the legacy grant

just other people I see on Facebook sometimes when people are in need you know they have fun

razors and they meet their goals it's just great I mean I think we got to look at that there's

a lot of positive in this community. What distinguishes you from other candidates?

Well you know I've been in the village now for I've lived there around 35 years so I actually

was an employee of the village and retired they treated me well and my kids grew up in the village

they went to school there they went on to college I'm very proud of both my son and daughter

and I'm proud of my community I know we've had a lot of challenges but I just wanted to see

its drive and move on and that's why I'm running for Village Board. Lawn final question

and we'll let you get back to your day why should voters cast their ballot for you any final

thoughts? Well I'm going to be fair I'm going to be honest sometimes you might not like the answer

but I'm going to tell you the truth and the way it is and I tried to stay within budget I tried to

vote when I do vote on the Village Board and matters I don't try to hold personal what I want I

always sit there and think and go what do the people of the village want it's not about me it's

about all the people that live there young old doesn't matter it's about what they want in their

community and what they feel is important so I would just encourage everybody to get out in

April second and vote. Lawn we really appreciate the time thank you so much I wish you knew

the best with the campaign and thank you again for the time. Well thank you. Ron Lackey

a report Edwards Village trustee candidate again you can find out more about Lawn and all of our

candidates at myvote.wi.gov myvote.wi.gov we will take a quick time out check in with our partners

we'll come back and Katrina and I will get you ready for the weekend right here in the morning

show at WFHR. Welcome back everyone. Morning show here at WFHR locally growing radio.

Oh I just want to dance right now you guys he just muted his mic to go out and I think you should

never do that that was great I just called you out it was good that was so good you shouldn't mute

your mic it was great it was great oh I can't help it it's one of the I think that that maybe the

funkiest sounded music ever him going wow yeah it's yeah I don't think you could ever top that

you I don't think there's anything ever funky or will ever here. It's so good so good

appreciate Katrina being in with us and do you want to send a big thank you to Alon Lackey for

joining us aboard Port Edwards Village trustee we are so fortunate this week to have so many

different candidates join us really appreciate all of that from all of them we have more candidate

interviews coming next week we understand that you may have not been able to listen to all of these

so you can always catch them on our podcast yeah go to civicmedia.us and all of our interviews

are podcasted whether it's the morning show or it's midday magazine but we are also hoping to what

I would like to do we'll see if we're able to pull this off production wise and time one time I

think it's time yeah I'd like to put together an hour or two hours show where it's just interviews

of the candidates back to back to back to back we put these all together we'll see if we are

able to do that or not but I'm hopeful that we can either way you can catch these interviews

right now at civicmedia.us go ahead and go there subscribe our like the page and keep up the

date on things over there we appreciate it yeah Katrina I want to get into a fun one right here

this is this is a country live and this is a country life and did you know you could get married

at a denys this is interesting yeah yeah so let's be honest nothing screams romance like build

your own grand slam breakfast nothing nothing as a full of traumatic I speak to this

a lot of breakfast which is why it's awesome that you could get married at a denys if you want

if all you have to do is fly to Vegas and pay about $199 bucks it seems cheap you know that

seems so bad considering yeah that seems very reasonable considering the average cost of a wedding

in 2023 was 35 grand it seems so bad it really is really is so here are some other romantic fast food

joints you can get married at Wendy's the three most important things at a wedding are the bride

the groom and a baconator you need that you consider Jessica and Abram Thompson of St. George

Utah lucky they they are lucky because they got married at a local Wendy's in 2018 a USA today

article called it frying the not love it so I mean like are they renting out the whole place

or is it like yeah customers come and go through out it's a good question it's an interesting

question so recently some people tried to get married at like a coffee shop in New York

but they didn't talk to the owners about it they just kind of came in and did it and it didn't go

over well the owners said had they talked to them they would have made room for them and everything

but these people just kind of tried to rush in and do it and I don't know you know I'm not going to

I mean I love the idea of people getting married more love romance the world we need more of it

to plan a little bit of these things you know I mean you know a little bit well and have some

consideration for some other people like there's people they're just trying to order their coffee

but they couldn't because of this big group of people it's a small shop they were just trying

to do it for free instead of paying them where like that's probably what it keeps down to yeah

Taco Bell sure champagne toasts are nice but how about saying I do and then getting the

Baja Blast and you know the toasting with that so yeah yeah that so you could do that at the Las Vegas

Cantatina location you could celebrate well up to 25 guests and you get a package of 12 tacos

oh man that is a bonus so all these are in Las Vegas I'm noticing yeah yeah so far okay

this now all of these I don't mind these restaurants but look again I'm a foolish romantic if

I'm gonna get married again I want to do it right not gonna be proper not gonna do this uh fast

food restaurant however uh this last one white castle and white castle is now the noise

institution yes that's kind of one of my places last year a couple had an awesome wedding at a

white castle in Scottsdale Arizona the grooms two nieces were the flower girls and they through

they threw dehydrated onion chips in the low of flowers uh they said technically an onion is a

flower and at white castle main ingredient for sliders is uh onions and stuff so unfortunately

Harold and Kumar did not show up they were not there but everybody else was so yeah that sounds

good what about like I don't recommend this to anybody just because I love our friends at call

vers and I don't want to give them more on their plate to deal with right um but I think locally

callvers you know that's pretty you know Wisconsin Romantic I would think that's Wisconsin Romantic

I think that would work we've got a just a dozen great uh cheese factories oh yeah she make it

cheesy I mean I I would feel like that's that's a bit of a real fun Romantic you're okay is like

cheese curds there's something you throw them out to people and string cheese yeah like the

street cheese whips or whatever they call yeah oh I love it and then you like throw them out to

people and and instead in the bride instead of having a veil she has a cheese head oh right

yeah right and we got this all worked out for it figure out something for a tie could be like

you know she's something oh oh yeah yeah yeah well work on it we'll work on it we'll work on it

flower instead it's a chunk of cheese there you go yeah I like that I like that so we got this

all designed for you I think we found our new business okay I people are gonna be calling up

we're gonna have to create a new name count you got we got this cat and James wedding plan

and a big toll we've got bankrupt uh we've already got back I'm so sorry Katrina I'm so sorry I hope

you have a date you know what if we hear something like that that somebody's like oh I'm gonna

get married at the cheese factory or something you and I are gonna be like we missed we missed an

opportunity here we would get a gun got a gun on this guy's credit uh I really do yes please I do

like the idea of um so maybe if it's your first wedding your young couple it's fun and it's

something different or maybe you know this is your second or third marriage and it's fun you

know when you're older yeah I mean I love traditional weddings I'm a sucker for them I'm a

full-ish romantic die-hard but I also think that love is a personal thing and it should be it's

your wedding you should have it the way you want it I mean taking into consideration your guess

is just polite yeah but I do think at the end of the day hey we want to get married at a taco

all right cool you know if you if your friends and family really love and support you it's not

about them it's about you it's your day so you know show up to the taco johns and get yourself

you know some potato delays and sit back and just eat and watch yeah I think none of us have ever

I have never thought about getting married at a fast food restaurant so this is I open

in for me today I not once not once if I ever thought about it uh I thought uh with St. Patrick's

Day this Sunday and we went over earlier the today dot com trivia I thought we could have

some more fun with the trivia questions and feel free to call up 715 424 2600 and so the question

right you get a t-shirt okay huh I get a free t-shirt yeah maybe some stickers will throw in

there and stuff uh what's the other name uh what other name is St. Patrick's Day known as

what other name is nice St. Patrick's Day known I think you already said this one too so

people are listening to you I I'm not sure I guess now I'm not sure I was caught I actually

marked it but now I'm not sure if I marked it because I said it or I marked it because that's

where I wanted to start well either way if you're listening and you've got the upper hand and if

not call in and let us know what you uh yeah I'll give these about 20 30 seconds and we'll keep

moving but uh yeah go ahead and call up if you'd like to answer what what the other name is

St. Patrick's Day is known as okay no calls the Feast of St. Patrick yeah Feast of St. Patrick

I think you didn't say that probably did but I like it because it was a bring it bring it around

yeah there we have it it's exactly what my plan was a full circle what Irish phrase means

Ireland forever hmm that's a tough one that's a tough one I think I've heard it a lot growing up

but I think it might be a tough one for some and keep this going another five seconds and

Aaron Bogoch Aaron Bogoch oh yes I've heard that one Aaron Bogoch Aaron Bogoch uh what are the

three colors of the Irish flag that's a pretty easy one uh that's a pretty easier one right there

yeah four two four twenty six hundred we're gonna call it play along when yourself a shirt and

some stickers or something uh feel free to call up and join us mm-hmm it is green white Norge

mm-hmm that one's one of the more obvious I think uh flags yeah uh it you know italy uh

same flag just or red just red in there instead of orange man uh let's see here oh what's the

symbol for goal oh no no no we already did that one that one I remember that one good job

what was the Viking name of for Ireland's capital city of Dublin oh wow I don't know how anybody

wouldn't know that one that you really got to know your history on that one you have to be Irish

is what it is mm-hmm yeah yeah uh di Flynn di Flynn which later turned into Duff Lin which would

later of course turn into Dublin okay but the Vikings actually named that that's really interesting

yeah I wouldn't have known that I thought that's pretty interesting cool which breakfast cereal has

the lucky the leprechaun as it's mascot and we'll wrap up with this one it's an easy one come on

everybody seven one five four two four twenty six hundred you want to play along huh happy shy come on

lucky charms you got me lucky charms big fan of lucky charms too that good stuff

the lucky Irish yes which one more just for fun which Irish actor starred in the 1962 Oscar

winning movie Lawrence of Arabia very proud Irishman very one of our more stronger Irish actors

in history the great the wonderful Peter O'Toole Peter O'Toole yeah if you'd like to play along

on this list today dot com it has the whole list for you Patrick's St Patrick's Day trivia go ahead

and go to today dot com for that entire list I have some fun with it everybody we got to get to

because that with that we had our then a right story sorry with the wedding thing yeah so I

thought that was pretty good but we want to get to some local good stuff going on and just want to

remind everybody again the the nicoose high school musical honk is a premiering tonight at seven

they'll have a two o'clock matinee and a seven o'clock show tomorrow you can get your tickets at

showtix4u.com that's showtix4u.com or write at the nicoosa high school office right that day as you

go to the get your tickets and everything go as you go to the show you can get your pick up your

tickets right there at the nicoosa high school auditorium at 500 cedar street in nicoosa be sure to

check that out our friends at the south o'connie main society have their super spring test spectacular

going on at bulls like golf club tomorrow from 10 to 2 join them for food raffle baskets kids games

music it's gonna have a free drawing for a chance to win one of three door prizes and they got some

really nice door prizes over there it's a great way to help on support our humane society encourage

people to check that out and of course our friends over at this store point boss and there's

sugarbush tomorrow be sure to join them for that from 10 to 4 it's a great way to learn about the

making of maple syrup and experience it from cookers and maybe even learn a little bit about how

to do this yourself one day it's a fun opportunity they love your questions they like being able to

talk to you and interact with you help them keep history alive or at the store point boss with

their sugar bash a bush going on tomorrow from 10 to 4 over at this store point boss at 364

weekly road and beautiful nicoosa find out more at historic point boss calm and Katrina I want to

wrap up talking a little bit about family natural foods you guys have some great things coming up

and of course great stuff over at the store we're talking allergies a little bit earlier just

want to remind everybody if you're dealing with allergies that you've never dealt with before or

they're they're rearing their ugly head a little bit earlier than usual or if you just have

questions about these kind of things please reach out to our staff our friends at the at family

natural foods they love hunting these answers now yeah we like to dive into it so whether it's

preventing something or treating something let's let's work together yeah allergies is definitely

rearing its head of right now and people are noticing in different ways so that's a good one

garden seeds come get some garden seeds we don't have everything come and check them out what we

have for sure onions the potatoes will come more early April but we've got majority of everything