WRCO Morning Show

The Morning Show on September 3 featured advice on staying healthy with advice from dieticians at the Richland Hospital.

The second part of the Morning Show on September 2 put the spotlight on Bethlehem Lutheran as they prepare for the 2026 Fall Fest event.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 2 featured Ben Moffatt. Ben spoke with Phil about Crosscurrents Heritage Center. The Crosscurrents Heritage Center is an educational and cultural organization committed to preserving and interpreting the natural, Indigenous, and European settler history of Southwest Wisconsin–for current and future generations.

The second part of the Morning Show on September 1 featured an interview with Dr. Shabaz Mohammad Begum from the Richland Hospital.

The first part of the Morning Show on September 1 featured the Friends of the Spring Green Library. They spoke about an upcoming event featuring local author, James DeVita.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 31 featured the A.D. German Warehouse. Board members, Barb Marshall and Jane Kintz, spoke with Phil Nee about upcoming events.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 31 featured information on an upcoming concert that Bobby G. Rice will hold on October 25 at the Baraboo Area Senior Citizen Organization.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 28 featured, Randy Plunkett. Randy spoke with Phil about the upcoming show on September 24 at 1:30 PM at the Colonial Club in Sun Prairie.

The first half of the Morning Show on August 28 featured council members from GRACE. They spoke about the end of the current fundraising year coming up at the end of the month.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 27 put the spotlight on a presentation coming up later on this evening. The event is being held in the basement of Park Street Christian Church at 6:30 PM.

Back-to-School Week continued today on the Morning Show. The first half of the program on August 27 featured an update from Eagle School.

In a preview of the upcoming school year, the Morning Show featured the Weston School District during the second half of the program on August 26.

The Alzheimer’s Association “Do What You Love to End Alzheimer’s” Summer Celebration was the focus of the first part of the Morning Show on August 26. The celebration will be held on Wednesday, September 2.

The upcoming 2026 Blue River Autumn Fest was the focus of the second half of the Morning Show on August 25. The event will be held on August 28.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 23 featured members from the Scenic Hills Wild Turkey Federation. They were on the program to talk about their group and upcoming events.

The second half of the Morning Show on August 24 featured the Junior Dairy Exhibitors. They spoke about the upcoming Richland County Fair.

Members from Greater Richland Area Chamber were on the first half of the Morning Show on August 24. They spoke about the past weekends events and how things went for the Richland Area Crimstoppers Murder Mystery and previewed upcoming community events.

The Morning Show on August 21 featured the Richland School District. Phil spoke with the new Richland School District Athletics/Activities Director, Silas Coleman.

Members from the River Valley FFA were on the Morning Show on August 20 to talk about the upcoming school year. They previewed this year’s River Valley School Fair.

With the new school year right around the corner, staff from the Riverdale School District were on the Morning Show on August 19 to preview the upcoming school year.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 18 featured information on the upcoming Southwest Wisconsin Small Business Free Seminar scheduled for August 27.

The first part of the Morning Show on August 18 featured a discussion on the history of the Richland Center City Auditorium with Betty Hayes Baxter and Cheryl Baxter.

The first part of the Morning Show featured a local business, Wild Honey Juicery and Cafe.

The second part of the Morning Show on August 17 featured the A.D. German Warehouse. Board members were on the program to talk about the upcoming late summer events.