The Morning Show

Kenosha Pops Concert Band- Summer of 2026

"George Washington's One-Man Army: The Life, Legend, and Battles of Peter Francisco."

Tim O'Brien, author of "Dad's Maybe Book"

Root-Pike WIN (Root-Pike Watershed Initiative Network)

Tom Clavin, author of "Vengeance: The Last Stands of Custer, Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull." /. Andrew Roberts, author of 'Napoleon: A Life'

Sarah Townsend, KPL Director - Suzette Jaskie, President of the KPL Foundation

"The First All-Star Game" by Randall Sullivan / "The Arm" by Jeff Passan

Angelo Volandes, author of "The Conversation"

Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin

Buzz Bissinger - author of "Friday Night Lights"

Local theater organ enthusiast Fred Hermes

From 2016- Greg Berg is interviewed by Mick Burke

Keynote Speakers for the UW-Parkside Aging Well Conference

Dr. Art Cyr- nationally-syndicated columnist

"Not If I Can Help It: A Memoir - A Family Lawyer's Battles for Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence and the Poor."

Travel writer Brennan Matthews

"The Friend Machine: On the Trail of A.I. Companionship"

"Dan Seavey: Confessions of a Great Lakes Pirate"

Phyllis Karas, author of "Curse of the Blumenthals"

Scott Ryan on "Twin Peaks"

Johnson Foundation President Marcus White and Program Officer Alexandria Smith on the Foundation's Safety and Well-Being Collaborative.

Nick Greene, author of "How to Watch Soccer like a Genius: What Architects, Stuntwomen, Paleoanthropologists, and Compuer Scientists Reveal About the World's Game."

Kailyn Palomares, with Ben French from Johnson's Nursery in Menomonee Falls - which specializes in native plants

Doug Instenes, director of the Racine Theatre Guild's PIPPIN

Pt. 1- Kenosha Chamber Choir - "Songs of the American Heart Beat" Pt. 2- Phyllis Karas, author of "Curse of the Blumenthals"

Pauline Steinhorn, author of "Dreaming of the River: A Mother and Daughter's Fight for Survival during the Holocaust."

David Eliot. "Artificially Intelligent: The Very Human Story of A. I."

David King Dunaway, "A Four-Eyed World: How Glasses Changed the Way We See."

Pt. 1- David Anderson, conductor of the Lake Geneva Symphony Orchestra Pt. 2- Abyssinian Mass by Wynton Marsalis at UW-Parkside

Sister Janet Weyker, Racine Food Waste Composting Committee

Dr. Peter Grinspoon, "Aging Well with Cannabis."

UW-Parkside's Carey Watters and Lindsey Larsen on print-making / Carthage's Wind Orchestra

William Bernhardt "The Superman Wars".

UW-Parkside's "Cabaret" / Lakeside Players's "Shrek: The Musical"

Robbyn Smith- Print Day in May /. Lisa Bigalke, local printmaker

Part One: Vijay Limaye, Natural Resources Defense Council. Part Two: "Glasses for Arlo".

Alvaro Garcia, conductor of the Parkside orchestras, and 2-time Grammy-nominated soprano Laura Strickling

We talk about the grand opening of the School of Health at Carthage College with Nancy Reese,  Director of the Department of Nursing and Associate Dean of the School of Health.

Veronique Tran, Dallas College

Caron Daugherty / Phillip King - finalists to be president of Gateway Technical College

Diana Du Pont, author of "Fur Mama: How I Found My Best Life Adopting an Ex-Racehorse and a Shelter Dog"

James Schatzman, director and founder of the Choral Arts Society- "Fantasia!"

Professor Russell Johnson (University of Chicago Divinity School) "Peace, Protest & Polarization: Loving Your Enemy in Divided Times"

Postponed from last week- Kailyn Palomares with Dr. Mila Marshall, Clean Water Advocate for Sierra Club-Illinois

Bob Hurst, editor of The Mark Twain Project

We preview the Racine Theater Guild's production of "The Hobbit".

From the archives: Neal Bascomb, author of "The Perfect Mile".

Doug Stewart, author of "The Boy Who Would Be Shakespeare: A Tale of Forgery and Folly"

Mark Kurlansky, author of "To Catch a Fish: Essays on the Joy, Frustration, Curiosity and Allure of Fishing"

Jennifer Clemens, Asst. Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside talks about "Power and Perception: Democracy, Enforcement and trust in U.S. Courts" on April 16th.