Best Watertown Podcasts (2024)

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Ep. 6: Watertown Shamrocks Ready for Inaugural Season 38:08

3h ago38:08

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Send us a Text Message. The Watertown Shamrocks junior hockey team is set to begin their inaugural season in the NAHL. We’re joined by Shamrocks Hockey Operations Manager, Ryan Bisgard, and Head Coach/GM, Casey Kirley, who give us the inside scoop on what to expect in this upcoming special season.By Shane Carlson

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Watertown native Meinhardt Raabe made lasting impression as coroner in ‘The Wizard Of Oz’

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“The Wizard Of Oz” is a beloved, iconic film that has captivated generations of fans. Author Dean Robbins of Madison tells the story of Watertown, Wisconsin native, Meinhardt Raabe, whose thirteen second role as the coroner in the movie was part of a long and fulfilling life.By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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Being a kid again: Finding fun and connections at adult summer camp

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Going to camp can be the highlight of some kids’ summers. But what if you didn’t to go to sleepaway camp as a child? Or if you were one of the lucky ones, perhaps you’ve been yearning for those glory days. More summer camps for adults are popping up to fill that void. Ayisha Jaffer attended one in Wisconsin to see what was driving campers to pack t…

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Capturing the wonders of Wisconsin’s night sky with astrophotographer Rick Wayne

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Photographers tend to spend a lot of time with their subjects. For astrophotographer Rick Wayne of Madison, his subject for much of his life has been space. What started off as an interest in taking better pictures soon became something much greater, a sense of glory. On one clear night, audio producer Alexandra Salmon joined Wayne to take photogra…

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Marching with Father Groppi: Looking back on Milwaukee’s Civil Rights demonstrations

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In the summer of 1966, activist Father James Groppi and the NAACP Youth Council led a series of Civil Rights marches in Milwaukee and Wauwatosa. As writer and historian John Gurda tells us, he was 19 at the time and one particular night left a lasting impression on him.By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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Learning to fish ‘for tradition and life’ with Lac du Flambeau youth

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The Lac du Flambeau tribe got its name from French traders who observed tribal members harvesting fish from canoes at night by torchlight. More than 200 years later, the Lake Superior band is trying to keep such traditions alive by holding camps that teach tribal youth how to fish. WPR’s Danielle Kaeding tagged along with dozens of kids taking part…

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City Issues with Colin Burns 24:48

7d ago24:48

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Cliff Olney, Trash collection and the homeless are among the issues discussedBy Jeffrey Graham

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Driving the culture: Eric Ramos and the lowriders of Milwaukee

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Summer time in Milwaukee is more than beer gardens and beach parties. It’s also cruising season, where people bring out their favorite cars they’ve stored away all winter. Eric Ramos from the southside of Milwaukee has grown up in the culture…specifically, the lowrider culture. As Jimmy Gutierrez tells us, Ramos is helping that scene grow.…

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My promise to August: Reflections on living in the moment

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Wellness books and self-care social media accounts often stress the importance of “living in the moment.” But, what if you’re just not that into the current moment? How do you approach things more positively? Journalist Olivia Herken has been thinking about this a lot lately, specifically when it comes to her least favorite month: August.…

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If the suit fits, wear it: Dancing at the Eau Claire Public Library

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The local library is an important place for a community. It’s a collection of knowledge and art. A resource for learning and exploring. And for Eau Claire writer BJ Hollars, it’s even a place to turn up the music and dance.By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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Rice Lake sprinter Kenny Bednarek confident going into his second Olympic Games

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Sprinter Kenny Bednarek can outrun the fastest athletes in the world. But before the track and field star won a silver medal in the men’s 200 meter event in the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, he was a kid racing his brother in Rice Lake. And now, he’s running in his second Summer Olympic Games. In Paris, he’ll be competing in the men’s track a…

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Ep. 5: The Importance of Small Business in Watertown 40:54

13d ago40:54

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we're talking about the integral role small businesses play in weaving together the fabric of Watertown. It's no secret that running a small business is a tall task, especially these days. Join us as we address some of the growing challenges small business owners face today, and take a closer look at how Wat…

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Wisconsin Badger, 2-time Olympian Phoebe Bacon says happy swimmers are fast swimmers

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Phoebe Bacon has been swimming since she was 2 years old, spending summer days at the pool with her family. Now, the 21-year-old Wisconsin Badger is heading to her second Olympics to compete in the women’s 200m backstroke.By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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‘Feeling of freedom’: Wisconsin sailor Stephanie Roble to make second Olympic appearance

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Two-time Olympian Stephanie Roble talks about the joys of sailing as well as her roots on Wisconsin’s Lake Beulah. The East Troy native is competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics Games in Paris in sailing on a 49erFX boat with teammate Maggie Shea of Illinois.By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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Sobriety as a gift: A conversation with The Plagemans

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Wisconsinites are proud of many element’s of the state’s culture. But one that it’s notorious for is so connected to everyday life that it can be difficult to realize when it has a hold on someone. John Plageman talked with his mother, Kathleen Plageman, about alcohol addiction and life after sobriety during a StoryCorps Mobile Tour stop in Green B…

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Raising a gold medalist: A parent’s playbook for the unplanned Olympian

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The world’s best athletes will soon be descending upon the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris. Watching thousands of runners, swimmers and gymnasts enter the stadium for the Opening Ceremony is electric. But then, when you think about all the people who helped those athletes succeed and get them to where they are now, that’s inspiring.Nancy Jorgens…

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Chef Dan Jacobs does Wisconsin proud on ‘Top Chef’

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Dan Jacobs has received numerous accolades as a chef in Milwaukee, including as a James Beard Award semifinalist. He’s cofounder of the American-Chinese restaurant DanDan and fine dining spot EsterEv. Jacobs became the hometown hero on the most recent season of “Top Chef: Wisconsin.” He talked with Steve Gotcher of WPR’s “BETA” about representing t…

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Ep. 4: For the Kids 45:51

2M ago45:51

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Send us a Text Message. This week on the Trav's Outfitter Podcast, we are joined by Liz Brownell and Matt Steiner of the Watertown Boys and Girls Club to get an inside perspective on how the club is making positive contributions to the hundreds of Watertown kids they serve daily.By Shane Carlson

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A Q For You: Where Does The Name ‘Chicken Q’ Come From?

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By webmaster@wpr.org (Wisconsin Public Radio)

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Ep. 3: Serving the People of Watertown 43:26

2M ago43:26

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Send us a Text Message. Host Shane Carlson and Trav's Outfitter owner, Travas Uthe, sit down with Watertown Assistant Police Chief, Ryan Remmers and Watertown Fire Rescue Assistant Fire Chief, Scott Jongbloed to talk about the things that keep them going in their demanding professions.By Shane Carlson

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Bruce Graham 26:26

2M ago26:26

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Discussion with brother from NC.By Jeffrey Graham

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Ep. 2: Foot Health with Dr. Torness 35:24

2M ago35:24

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Send us a Text Message. Dr. Torness, DPM of Prairie Lakes Brown Clinic in Watertown joins the Trav's Outfitter Podcast to discuss foot health, some of the most common foot issues people face today, and ways to prevent foot-related injuries.By Shane Carlson

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Ep. 1: A Work in Progress 20:59

3M ago20:59

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Send us a Text Message. Thanks for joining us on the first episode of the Trav's Outfitter Podcast! We're glad you're here. Trav's Outfitter owner, Travas Uthe, and Trav's Outfitter GM, Mike Fairchild sit down with host Shane Carlson and delve into what folks can expect from the podcast.By Shane Carlson

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Colin Burns 22:30

3M ago22:30

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New homeowner and scion of Burns political family Colin Burns talks City affairsBy Jeffrey Graham

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Memorial Weekend 15:20

3M ago15:20

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Some thoughts for the holidayBy Jeffrey Graham

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May 17,2024 Current Events and Comments 14:56

3M ago14:56

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By Jeffrey Graham

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NRC EpisodeTwo 33:04

4M ago33:04

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NRC EpisodeTwo by 91.7 The Edge WSUWBy 91.7 The Edge WSUW

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Introducing Young's Infinite City 43:52

7M ago43:52

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This week, we would like to introduce you to Young's Infinite City, a podcast distributed by Realm In the middle of a crisis that could spark global war, Dr. Rosalind Young, the most powerful person on the planet, has gone missing. Grace Adamu, her wife and business partner, reaches out to Rosalind’s estranged son, Charles Davis, for help. Young’s …