Chronological List

Trauma is such an ugly word.  it immediately conjures up thoughts horrible, life changing events.  Catastrophes that fall upon us without warning.  si...

It's coming folks!  Sorry for the brief hiatus, but the gears are turning and the guests are lining up for our 4th Season of "Frame of Refer...

Part 2 of my interview with Jeff WrightJeff Wright is someone that I've known for almost 10 years and he happens to be one of those people that, ...

Jeff Wright is someone that I've known for almost 10 years and he happens to be one of those people that, as I've gotten to know him I'...

Part two of my interview with John Lehan, Community Education and Recreation Director for the Sauk Prairie Community Center.  John returns to "Fr...

John Lehan returns to "Frame of Reference" to once again remind us of all the ways that we can pause and celebrate life by just relaxing and...

Part 2 of my conversation with Professor Meine. Curt Meine is a conservation biologist, environmental historian, and writer based in Sauk County, Wis... Ok, I admit that I'm being a bit more flamboyant with the name of this week's episode, but that's because my guest for this week and ne...

Curt Meine is a conservation biologist, environmental historian, and writer based in Sauk County, Wisconsin.  He serves as Senior Fellow with the Aldo... Ok, I admit that I'm being a bit more artsy with this week's episode, but that's because my guest for this week and next really stirred...

Kory worked directly for The Weather Channel for almost 2 years before going back to his original love, radio, in 2017 when he purchased Baraboo Broad... Part 2 of my interview with Kory Hartman.  See Part 1 notes for info about this episode's background.Kory Hartman started storm chasing in 1997 a...

In this interview, Kory and I go all the way back to his teen years in Iron River Michigan and trace his roots as a radio personality as well as his f... This is one of those interviews that I've been talking about doing for about 4 years now and just never have gotten around to it. Well the stars alig...