Dr. Kristin Lyerly
Bird on Our Wire (Hour 2)
Our friends from Motherhood for Good bring along LuAnn Bird, whose Bird on a Wire podcast from Civic Media helps emphasize hope, civility, and action to improve our communities. And Civic Media news director Terry Bell has “3 Things You Need to Know” to start the week.
Show No. 200 (Hour 1)
Show No. 200
We’re marking our 200th early morning show—for no other reason than someone should get a little credit for not missing a 4am alarm for 200 shows in a row! As always, we’ll unpack the weekend headlines and visit with Dr. Kristin Lyerly.
Weekly Best of UpNorthNews Radio with Pat Kreitlow for Sep 23
This week on UpNorthNews Radio we cover headlines including a Republican proposal to impeach Wisconsin Elections Administrator Meagan Wolfe. We talk hometown health with Kristin Lyerly and professional chef Ace Champion, and look to weekend sports with Dan Schumacher.
Live from Green Bay!
Dom is out, so Crute is joined by Dr. Kristin Lyerly, OBGYN, to talk about the state of abortion care in Wisconsin. Plus, Civic Media's Pete Schwaba joins to preview tomorrow's show, and Green Bay Mayor Eric Gengrich.
A Doc, a Chef, and a Cooke (Hour 2)
We talked to 3rd Congressional District candidate Rebecca Cooke during a recent visit to Chippewa Falls and we’ll share that conversation. And in our Hometown Health segment, chef Ace Champion joins Dr. Kristin Lyerly to talk about cooking for Packers, holding a world record, and encouraging positive thinking and healthy choices.
A Glimmer of Legislative Hope (Hour 1)
To the surprise of many, Republicans did not bring a quick end to Gov. Tony Evers’ request for a special session to focus on the child care crisis and a middle class tax cut. We’ll talk to Joe Zepecki about that and the role of Wisconsin members of Congress in the fight to avoid (or force) a government shutdown.
Staying on Offense to Defend Democracy (Hour 2)
We’ll visit with Scot Ross about the need for progressives to rise to the challenge of calling out misinformation and insisting on better coverage that doesn’t let assaults on democracy sound like “business as usual.”
Meet the New Press, Same as the Old Press (Hour 1)
Once seen as an institution of public affairs journalism, NBC’s “Meet the Press” passes the torch to a new host—only to see it give a virtually-unchecked platform to a four-times indicted, twice-impeached, former president who tried to overturn an American election.
Weekly Best of UpNorthNews Radio with Pat Kreitlow for Sep 16
This week on UpNorthNews Radio, we hear from several guests on multiple topics including youth gun violence prevention, the ongoing situation with Wisconsin Elections Chair Megan Wolfe, and an update on sports.
Far From Over (Hour 2)
After a judge determined that the arcane language in an 1849 law is not about abortion, Planned Parenthood announced Thursday it would resume abortion care services at two Wisconsin clinics. Dr. Kristin Lyerly is a party in that lawsuit and warns that there is still much to be done before women are not treated as second-class citizens when it comes to the freedom to determine their own healthcare.
