The Young Athlete/Sports Immortals
The Morning Show
James Kwak- The Fear of Too Much Justice
Josh Haven: The Siberia Job
National Geographic Kids' Almanac / Lobsters
Don Kummings on Walt Whitman
From the archives: Daniel Ellsberg
2 books about dogs
Kemper Center
Charles D. Burgess "Golf Links"
Kristen Singer/ Carly Mikula
Gus Russo - "The Outfit"
"The Anger Advantage" / "The Library of Broken Worlds"
Eric Klinenberg, "Heat Wave"
Nan Calvert with Dave Giordano
Flint Whitlock "Given up for Dead"
"How Math Explains the World"
Allen Barra - "The Last Coach"
Reed Forgrave- "Love, Zac"
Pt 1- A Petit Mal Pt. 2- Spirit of Racine
UWP chancellor Dr. Debra Ford
Earl Swift- "The Big Roads"
Dave McGrath: "24 Hours from Tulsa"
James Schatzman (R/K Vocational Ministries)
Dr. Art Cyr
RTG's Sweeney Todd
"Under the Iron Heel"
Greg Borowski - "First and Long"
Carthage Athletics
Heart of the Game
Beyond Birds and Bees
Kenosha Verbatim Project
"Maybe Baby"
Hawthorn Hollow
Simon Read on Winston Churchill
Designer Manuel Lima
Kenosha alderman Anthony Kennedy
Curtis Stock- "The Turcottes"
Byron Wright, Kernosha activist and humanitarian
George Ferencz, a retired music professor from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, discusses the extraordinary legacy of Robert Russell Bennett, who is most renowned as the orchestrator of several hundred Broadway musicals of the golden age. Ferencz edited Bennett's autobiography "The Broadway Sound."
Kenosha Symphony Orchestra
"How Rome Fell"
Carthage music student Katiann Nelson
Carthage's production of "Legally Blonde"
Simon Goodman - "The Orpheus Clock"
Monnica Rose- International Director, Toastmasters International
GTC Provost John Thibodeau
"The History of the Future"
Dr. Art Cyr
Catherine Blythe _The Art of Conversation
Garcia... Fronjian / Schatmzan...Paffrath....Dykhuis
