Don Browne
Episode 26 – Ciurro-sities of Waukesha Pt. 2
Nicki Ciurro is in her third year with the Historical Society following an accomplished career as an educator focusing on special education and administration that spanned over 30 years. She holds several degrees including a Master's in History from UW-Milwaukee, and she is here to discuss the multitude of opportunities that we can participate, learn and be inspired by the society, museum and our Waukesha County history.
Taco Friday(Hour 1)
Pete and Konrad open the hour by day 1 and day 2 NCAA tournament talk. For Crunchy Taco Day, Pete asks what is the best Mexican dish? Pete says Fish Tacos and Konrad says Steak Enchiladas. Then from This Week in Waukesha, Don Browne. Pete asks Don just how Irish is Don? Don talks about a new podcast for This Week in Waukesha.
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Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba tackles the tough questions like, "What should I binge watch?" and "Where are the most haunted hotels in the state?" Leave the stress of the day behind with entertainment news, comedy and quirky Wisconsin. Pete is a show biz veteran writer, actor, and comedian who will take you from Wisconsin to Hollywood and still have you back in time for bed.
Ranch is Number 1 (Hour 2)
Don Browne host of Civic Media's "This Week in Waukesha," talks with Pete about his show and what he is watching now. John Maino from Maino and the Mayor joins to talk about his morning show and his experiences in radio and broadcast and what about his Christmas present ever. Pete shares his thoughts on Ranch being the number 1 salad dressing for 33 years.
What is Democracy w/ Don Browne (Hour 1)
Earl is joined by Civic Media colleague Don Browne to discuss the issues preventing everyday people from having an effect on the political process.
Something’s Changed (Hour 3)
Earl continues the discussion on marriage and love to kick the hour off. Then, Johnny Watermelon and Don Browne stop by to talk about issues unique to rural areas.
What’s the Deal in Rainbowland w/ Don Browne (Hour 1)
Host of 'This Week in Waukesha,' Don Browne, calls into the first hour of the show to discuss questionable decisions made in the recent past by the Waukesha School Board.
Election Recap w/ Todd Allbaugh (Hour 1)
Earl is joined by fellow Civic Media host, Todd Allbaugh, to recap yesterday's election. Don Browne from 'This Week in Waukesha' stops by for the first segment to give a local perspective on yesterdays results.
Spring primary election coverage (hour 4)
Terry Bell anchors the conclusion of Civic Media's Spring Primary Election coverage with a final check-in correspondents around the state and the outcome of tonight's races. Maurice Shepherd, political scientist at Madison College, and Todd Allbaugh provide additional analysis.
Spring primary election coverage (hour 3)
Terry Bell anchors continued coverage of the Spring Primary Election with host Todd Allbaugh. Maurice Shepherd, political scientist from Madison College, joins for analysis. Judge Janet Protasiewicz addresses supporters; she and ex-Justice Dan Kelly will advance to the general election on April 4th. Correspondents Melissa Kaye, Don Browne, and Teri Barr provide coverage of local races.
Spring primary election coverage (hour 2)
Terry Bell anchors Civic Media's Spring Primary Election coverage. Maurice Shepherd, a political scientist at Madison College, joins to provide additional analysis. We check in with correspondents Melissa Kaye, Don Browne, and Teri Barr for local race coverage.
