Natalie Eilbert
Take a Break, Take Breath
Taking a break for the holiday weekend, Mark wanted to take a look back at his conversation about mental health with writer and journalist Natalie Eilbert.
Originally from New York, she has come to love Wisconsin, and her journalism work will now take her to Milwaukee. She is currently focusing her reporting on mental health in the state. She says that we seem to be doing better than other states, but more could still be done. Her recent work is called "Kids In Crisis" and discusses the differences in the needs for children and teens.
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Mental Health Awareness
Mark Becker is joined by writer and journalist Natalie Eilbert who most recently worked with the Green Bay Press Gazette. Originally from New York, she has come to love Wisconsin, and her journalism work will now take her to Milwaukee. She is currently focusing her reporting on mental health in the state. She says that we seem to be doing better than other states, but more could still be done. Her recent work is called "Kids In Crisis" and discusses the differences in the needs for children and teens.
Celebrating Indigenous Persons Day
Kris Olson from the New Community Shelter stops by to talk about homelessness in Northeast Wisconsin. And journalist Natalie Eilbert discusses Indigenous Persons Day.
Social Media & Noisy Green Bay
Writer Natalie Eilbert stops by to talk about some of the subjects she's recently written about, and she and John talk about how loud downtown Green Bay has gotten at night.
Wrap up on Mental Health with Natalie. Entertainment reporter from the Press Gazette, Kendra Meinert stops in! (Hour 2)
Maino and The Mayor wrap up great talk about mental health with Natalie. Kendra Meinert joins the show to talk about everything entertainment. From concerts at Lambeau to the Resch, the old Brown County Arena and the new venue, EPIC.
EAA Next Week and Green Bay Press Gazettes’ Natalie Eilbert joins the show (Hour 1)
Headed to EAA next week. Maino crashed into a pillar. The Mayor and Prince share something in common. Natalie Eilbert from the Green Bay Press Gazette talks mental health issues
Natalie Eilbert talks with the guys on writing and mental health
The guys have Natalie in and she talks about her story with writing and mental health. Before hand we learn Jim has to take his dog to swimming lessons because apparently his dog can’t swim?
“The story went limp”
Triple Threat-Influenza, RSV, and Covid. Mental Health for minors. Dusty Weis joins. The Waukesha Parade.
(0:48:00)- Triple Threat-Influenza Influenza, RSV, and Covid
- President and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin, Dr. John Raymond tells us about the three viruses spreading across Wisconsin and how to stay safe.
- You can stay connect with the Medical College on Facebook and Twitter.
(1:11:30) - Mental Health for Minors
- Mental Health Reporter for USA TODAY NETWORK-Central Wisconsin, Natalie Eilbert talks about mental health resources for minors in Wisconsin.
(1:32:10) - Dusty Weis joins
- President of Podcamp Media, Dusty Weis tells us about the time he conducted an interview while in the backseat of a Blue Angels F-18 fighter jet.
(1:54:05) -The Waukesha Parade
- Former Alderman and radio host Don Browne tells us about the Waukesha Holiday Parade.
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Interview: Natalie Eilbert
Mental Health Reporter for USA TODAY NETWORK-Central Wisconsin, Natalie Eilbert talks about mental health resources for minors in Wisconsin.
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