WXCO News

Christine Daniels from the Good News Project shares insights on strategic planning, emphasizing action over shelf dusting and the importance of diverse perspectives. Reflecting on past successes, she highlights the significance of historical knowledge in business planning. We are then joined by Paul Michlig to talk Wisconsin sports including the Packers’ season opener vs. Detroit, […]

Guests: Christine Daniels, Paul Michlig

Fri Sep 5, 2025

31:10

Kick off your morning with an eclectic mix of theater, politics, and sports. Ian Welsh fills in for Chad Holmes for the first segment, announcing auditions for Wausau Community Theater’s ‘Sweeney Todd,’ a dark comedic musical with auditions this weekend. Nancy Stencil, Chair of Marathon County Democratic Party, joins to discuss environmental policy battles, frustrations […]

Guest: Nancy Stencil

Thu Sep 4, 2025

31:15

Ben Heindel shares the heartfelt journey of his son Emmett’s battle with leukemia, emphasizing the highs and lows of their two-and-a-half-year ordeal. Emmett, now in remission, recently completed chemotherapy and is thriving like any typical three-year-old. Ben discusses the Emmett Strong Sunshine Foundation, aimed at supporting families facing medical crises, and promotes an upcoming blood […]

Guest: Ben Heindel

Wed Sep 3, 2025

31:14

Brook Pridemore, a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, shares his musical journey sparked by a cartoon and his eclectic style inspired by diverse bands like They Might Be Giants and Ween. Performing tonight at The Intermission in Wausau, he reflects on the challenges of staying true to his unique style while connecting with audiences through open mics and […]

Guest: Brook Pridemore

Tue Sep 2, 2025

31:13

Paul Michlig joins us to talk Wisconsin sports. The Packers are heating things up with a blockbuster trade, bringing NFL star Micah Parsons from the Cowboys to Green Bay. In exchange, the Packers send two first-round picks and veteran Kenny Clark to Dallas. This shake-up could make the Packers the NFC favorites. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin […]

Guest: Paul Michlig

Fri Aug 29, 2025

31:14

Sean Wright, Executive Director of Wausau’s Grand Theater, chats with Chad Holmes about the theater’s dynamic season featuring acts like The Wallflowers and The Righteous Brothers. Amidst baseball banter, they discuss the theater’s upcoming packed season, including popular shows like Mrs. Doubtfire and Mannheim Steamroller. Wright highlights the importance of loyal patrons and the benefits […]

Guest: Sean Wright

Thu Aug 28, 2025

31:10

Joined by Christine Martens and Carl Martens of the Friends of Wausau Historic Landmarks to talk about a Thursday event that goes through the 5th District that was represented by the late Gary Gisselman. Gisselman was an important member of the group and we remembered him during the show as well. We also talked about […]

Guests: Carl Martens, Christine Martens

Wed Aug 27, 2025

31:13

Today Randy Radtke, President of the North Central Wisconsin Labor Council, reflects on labor’s evolution, highlighting a newfound appreciation for unions amid historical challenges. He critiques anti-union policies like Wisconsin’s Act 10 and the ‘right to work’ laws, urging political candidates to prioritize workers’ rights in upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Wausau’s political scene heats up as […]

Guest: Randy Radtke

Tue Aug 26, 2025

23:58