The Morning Show

Hal Eisner, "An Accidental Career: My 58-Year Adventure as a Broadcast News Reporter"

Hope Otto, Director of Human Services for Racine County

Adam Smith talks about Voices Off Paper, a live table read series in Milwaukee for locally written screenplays.

Pt.1- Dr. Ashley Alker: "99 Ways to Die- and How to Avoid Them." Pt.2- Dr. Alyssa Dweck on how to avoid Urinary Tract Infections.

Part 1- We preview the event Violins Intensive with Darlene Rivest / Part 2- Dr. Atal Guwande, author of "Better"

A favorite from 2025: Sam Ashworth, author of "The Death and Life of August Sweeney"

Mike DeRubis, Voters First Wisconsin - a nonpartisan group working on electoral reform in Wisconsin

Juliette Fay, author of the novel "The Harvey Girls." Also - Andrew DeBoer talks about his large collection of memorabilia related to the Harvey Company and the so-called Harvey Girls.

We preview the Service Above Self Expo coming on on January 31st at Fountain Hall in Sturtevant. After that- the biographer of football coach Ara Parseghian.

Elizabeth Minnich, author of "The Evil of Banality: On the Life and Death Importance of Thinking"

Dr. Art Cyr offers his commentary on current events and issues.

Monte Burke discusses his new book "Men of Troy: The Epic Afternoons, Wild Nights, and Enduring Legacy of Pete Carroll's USC Trojans."

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

David Anderson- Music Director of the Lake Geneva Symphony Orchestra / Larry Tye "The Jazz Men"

Friends of Kenosha-based author Michael Schumacher talk about his life and legacy.

A 2014 conversation recorded during the Kenosha Festival of Cartooning.

UW-Parkside's Mary Lenard and Anna Stadick

James Rebanks

Part 2- Gordon Korman, author of "Snoop"

Two of our favorite author interviews from 2025.... Adam Nimoy ("Most Human: Reconciling with my father, Leonard Nimoy" ...and Ken Belson ("Every Day is Sunday" - about the rise of the NFL)

Kailyn Palomares- SEWRPC- Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission

4th annual Soviet Art Symposium at Carthage/ Jan.13-15

One of our favorite interviews from 2025

Paleontologist

Tony Lazalde gives his thoughts on what it's like to portray Santa Claus.

Pt. 1- Amy Wagner & the Wagner Family Fire Fund Pt.2- Great Fiction in The New Yorker Magazine

Pt 1- Robert Mankoff, longtime cartoon editor for the The New Yorker (in honor of the magazine's 100th anniversary) Pt 2- Margaret Girdzius & mary Beth Pruitt- Spirit of Racine Music Makers

Kailyn Palomares - with Marcia Wensing, Plant Pest and Disease Specialist with the Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.

Contributors to The New Yorker Magazine (in celebration of the magazine's 100th anniversary) - Mary Norris and Matthew Diffee

"Seeing Through: A Chronicle of Sex, Drugs and Opera"

The Best of the Strand Magazine

Excerpts from noteworthy Morning Shows over the past 30 years

20th anniversary Sing Along Messiah

Gary Vaillancourt, One of WGTD's first general managers, who was part of the staff when WGTD first went on the air in 1975.

Pt2- Belle City Brassworks / Pt3- Betty Ford Center in the holidays

His memoir "Seeing Through: A Chronicle of Sex, Drugs and Opera" has just been re-released in paperback.

Jayne Herring and Barb Axelson reminisce about working at WGTD. (In honor of our 50th anniversary)

John Eisenberg "That First Season: How Vince Lombardi took the worst team in the NFL and set it on the path to glory."

Pt Two- Candlelight Concert preview

Dr. James Kinchen - talking about Glenn Burleigh's Nguzo Saba Suite

Dr. Morgan Phillips, Interim President at Gateway Technical College

Racine County Veterans Service Officer

"The Art of Tennis"

Part 1 - Greg Cope White, author of "The Pink Marines" (the basis for the Netflix series "Boots") Part 2- Best of The Strand Magazine

Previewing Saturday night's concert of great film music featuring excerpts from TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD.

The Rev. Raymon L. Pedersen Distinguished Professor of Social Change at Carthage College.

We talk about the good work of the Shalom Center in Kenosha and the Sharing Center in Trevor .... and about a toy drive undertaken by a local young person, Jaxson Thomas, and his good friend Jayden Eisenbraun.

We commemorate the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald with the author of the book "Mighty Fitz."

We talk with Mitch Albom about his new novel "Twice"- and with conductor David Anderson about the Lake Geneva Symphony Orchestra's latest concert.

"The Luckiest" A Memoir of Love, Loss, Motherhood, and the Pursuit of Self"