Hometown Broadcasting Podcast

Matt talks about how the death of a 12-year-old boy has affected the Green Lake community, fireworks safety, and a new sign for the Crime Stoppers program. 

Dr. Geiger, Emergency Department Director for Ripon Community Hospital, talks about 4th of July safety and injuries. 

Congressman Grothman talks about the U.S. bombings in Iran and a bill that would give those being treated for cancer options. 

Howard talked about the car show and went through some of the highlights of the three-day festival. 

Adam talks about the city purchasing land for housing development, gave a few project updates, and touched upon the fireworks display on July 3rd. 

Sam talks about hiring three more Sheriff's deputies, the County taking over jurisdiction of a section of Olden Road, and a Veteran's Park upgrade.

Susie talked about their new Library Director, the renovation project, and upcoming programming. 

Sadie talks about the workshop AI Unboxed, Breakfast on the Farm, a rural Ignite! program and more. 

Michelle who is the Administrator for the State's Division of Trade and Consumer Protection talks about some of the latest scams. 

Amy Badtke talks about the Breakfast coming up at the Badtke Dairy in Ripon.

Dr. Chapman talks about Archipelago 2025:  A Celebration of Exceptional Minds 

Howard talks about the car show for Riponfest that will be held at Barlow Park in Ripon at the end of the month and about some of the entertainment for the festival. 

Alex talks about working on the State Budget as a member of the Joint Committee on Finance. 

Kim talks about the importance of being vaccinated for measles and COVID. She also touched upon Air Quality and federal funding for health programs.

Youth Services Librarian Linda DeCramer talks about the Library renovation project, and some of their first events for the summer themed "Color My World."

Evely Galster of Freeland USA talks about the special showing of the film "Green and Gold" and VIP session with the filmmakers at Thrasher Opera House. 

Superintendent Mary Whitrock talks about her remaining days as Superintendent, while Business Manager Jonah Adams talks about Summer School, maintenance projects, and the Summer Food Program. 

Katie Rousonelos of Wisconsin Emergency Management talks about Heat Awareness Day. 

Amy talks about June Dairy Days and the schedule of dairy-related events including the Breakfast on the Farm. 

Dan talks about how a tornado impacted the city and how neighbors helped neighbors in its aftermath. 

Pastor Paul Ethington and Ripon Police Officer Lindsey Michels talk about the upcoming bike rodeo at Barlow Park. 

Director Bob Amsden talks about the group's upcoming presentation of the murder mystery An Inspector Calls. 

Club General Manager Donny Sell talks about the event that benefits two charities and gives people a chance to rub elbows with a few Green Bay Packer players.