Hans Breitenmoser
First and Third with Nobody Out (Hour 2)
A review of last week’s election results shows why Democrats should be getting active right now in the 1st and 3rd Congressional Districts. Scot Ross, who for years led the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, gives his assessment of how competitive these districts have become—and why it’s important for the party to be out and […]
The Shambolic Michael Gableman (Hour 2)
We talk to one of the attorneys with Law Forward about the ethics complaint the group has filed against former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman over his shambolic “investigation” into the 2020 presidential election. And we’ll recap a community meeting in Abbotsford about the topic of drivers’ licenses and putting road safety ahead of […]
Rural Wisconsin Needs the Tony Evers Budget (Hour 2)
There’s a lot to love in Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal for Wisconsin’s rural economy—not just the investments in roads, bridges, broadband, and schools, but also targeted help for increasing exports, modernizing dairy processing plants, and helping food pantries stay stocked with fresh, Wisconsin-grown products.
A To-Do List to Help Rural Wisconsin (Hour 2)
Dozens of Wisconsin farmers visited with their state legislators recently to outline their priorities—their “to-do” list if the Legislature is going to show its support for farm families and their rural economy. We’ll have two guests from the Wisconsin Farmers Union to tell us more.
Wisconsin’s Rural Priorities (Hour 2)
Members of the Wisconsin Farmers Union held their annual meeting last weekend and determined which areas their members will emphasize in 2023. Lincoln County farmer Hans Breitenmoser was in attendance and tells us how family farmers and small producers can still have a big voice in things like clean water, climate change, and fair competition […]
Another Celebrity Candidate? (Hour 2)
A Waukesha County judge is considering a run for state Supreme Court, following her newfound notoriety presiding over a high-profile criminal trial. But beyond the instant celebrity status, what does her record say about what kind of justice she’d be? We talk with Hans Breitenmoser about how hometowns around Wisconsin are having to rely more […]
One More Week – Part 2
With only seven days remaining, the 2022 election season includes a new case of someone committing fraud against Wisconsin’s system for obtaining absentee ballots—again undermining the claims made about 2020 fraud which still doesn’t exist. Also: Hans Breitenmoser on the impact of a severe avian flu outbreak on turkeys and this year’s Thanksgiving dinner costs. […]
Here’s to the Farmers.
We’re a couple days late for National Farmer Day, but it’s never the wrong time to express appreciation for the work done by producers, processors, and everybody else involved in the state’s $105 billion agriculture industry.
Real Help for Rural Wisconsin vs. Lip Service (Oct 4 – Hour 1)
Lincoln County farmer Hans Breitenmoser explains how real leaders try to expand market opportunities for Wisconsin’s agricultural products—both overseas and here at home. “Talking tough” on trade isn’t as effective as the real help farmers need when it comes to reining in multinational companies with practices that hurt producers and consumers.
A To-Do List for Politicians Who Care About Farmers. (Sept 20 – Hour 1)
Farmers from Wisconsin and across the country went to Washington, DC last week to tell Congress their priorities for a 2023 Farm Bill that will determine the health of the rural economy. Hans Breitenmoser from Lincoln County was among them and he outlines what needs to be done. Also: Michael Gableman mistakes obesity for a […]
