Dr. Kristin Lyerly
The Great Mascot Debate (Hour 2)
The guys talk with Kristin Lyerly and Rich Apple about their experiences as Goldie the Gopher and Herky the Hawk. Sandra Ranck joins the show to talk about Real Estate.
Christmas Trivia (Hour 1)
Maino and The Mayor talk about the cold and take their best shot at Christmas Trivia.
Thanksgiving Fire Safety (Hour 2)
Maino & The Mayor talk fire safety during this holiday season with Battalion Fire Chief Stefan Schaefer.
Coast to Coast on a Tandem (Hour 1)
Peter and Tracy Flucke come on to talk about their experience with tandem bike tours across the United States.
What’s Up Doc? (Hour 2)
Dr. Kristin Lyerly is in to talk about health during the holiday season. Plus she has some fun with a "WKRP in Cincinnati" quiz.
Doctor, Doctor…Who Are You (Hour 2)
Dr. Kristin Lyerly joins the show and hangs with the guys. Then we play a round of "Who Are You". Can you guess who the secret guest is?
Rockin’ Down The Highway (Hour 2)
Scott Ebel and Eric Gwent with the I-41 projects discuss the improvements coming to Northeast Wisconsin between Appleton and Green Bay. Then Dr. Kristin Lyerly visits to help the guys wrap up Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Rural Health Care in Peril: An Inside View (Hour 2)
In this week’s Hometown Health segment, Dr. Kristin Lyerly’s guest is a fellow obstetrician-gynecologist who talks about the challenges of attracting physicians, medical students, and other providers to South Dakota—a state that, like Wisconsin, is seeing its rural healthcare challenges made worse by politicians getting between rural residents and their doctors.
Rainy Days and Monday (Hour 1)
The early morning rain seems to sting a bit more on Mondays, especially when the Packers lose—but we’ll turn to Monday guest and chief morale officer Kristin Lyerly to lift our spirits as we recap the weekend’s headlines and scores.
Closing the Loophole on Cancer Testing (Hour 2)
One of the many great things about the Affordable Care Act is that screenings for things like breast cancer are done at no charge. But if the screening comes back with an abnormal result that requires further testing, those aren’t covered and could cost thousands of dollars that patients might put off. Our Hometown Health Segment covers this and other topics related to breast cancer prevention.
Guests: Kristin Lyerly, Lindsey Nathan O’Connor
