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Step under the big top with Randy, Caly, and travel photographer/writer Carrie Hanrahan as they explore the rich circus history, stunning natural beauty, and unique attractions of Baraboo, Wisconsin—home to circuses, clowns, cranes, and one-of-a-kind Midwest charm.Subscribe to RV Destinations Magazine at https://RVDestinationsMagazine.com. Use code PODCAST20 to get 20% off your subscription today!Learn more about Carrie Hanrahan at https://carriehanrahanphotography.com.CHAPTERS00:00 Fun Facts08:04 Most Haunted Places in Baraboo14:11 Cowpies16:58 Aldo Leopold Foundation20:53 International Crane Foundation24:33 International Clown Hall-of-Fame29:24 New Life Lavender & Cherry Farm39:19 Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Education Center46:37 Al. Ringling Theatre51:33 Devil's Lake State Park54:32 Circus World Museum59:50 Recommended Campgrounds01:02:00 About Carrie Hanrahan

Die 2012 gegründete Driftless Glen Distillery folgt nicht nur einer "Grain to Glass" und "Zero Waste"-Philosophie, sondern hat von Anfang an alle abgefüllten Whiskeys selbst in der eigenen Destillerie hergestellt - also nie gesourced - und das obwohl diese seit jeher mindestens 5 Jahre alt sind. Wir sprechen über die Gründer, Produktionsweisen und Whiskeys der in Baraboo, Wisconsin gelegenen Destillerie, und erklären, wieso der regionale Bezug, der hinter dem Namen "Driftless Glen" steckt, einen direkten Einfluss auf die Qualität der Produkte hat.Und wie immer unternehmen wir einen Blick auf die Bourbon-Neuerscheinungen und News in Deutschland und den USA.

Rain Gauge Rally 2025 continues with the National Weather Service asking the general public to engage as rainfall reporters and weather observers. Ben Jarboe finds out more about the staff behind the forecast by talking to Sarah Marquardt, Senior Service Hydrologist / Meteorologist in the NWS office in Sullivan. She explains how they network with other forecasters to pool information and knowledge for the best outcomes. The first day of spring is dealing a mix of precipitation across Wisconsin according to Stu Muck, meteorologist. Crawford County is at work pulling together final details for the 2025 Alice in Dairyland finals May 15-17. It's the first time the county has hosted this event according to Carol Roth, chair of the county host committee. She tells Stephanie Hoff that they had to commit not only to a great program - but also to substantial fund raising to act as host. E-15 looks closer than ever for year round use according to Patrick Seyer, vice president of the Missouri Corn Growers Association. He says one of the reasons it's looking better is because oil companies are embracing the current approach to offering the fuel year-round. Tonight anyone interested in the future of Wisconsin dairy is welcome at a public forum in Baraboo. Matt Ruark is the faculty director for the Dairy Innovation Hub. This program is funded to the tune of $7.2 million annually by the state of Wisconsin to encourage collaboration between UW-Madison, UW-River Falls and UW-Platteville in developing research that will propel Wisconsin dairy for the next generation. Ruark explains the successes he's seen. Matt Tranel, dairy specialist with EverAg in Platteville, joins Pam Jahnke. Cheese prices have been all over the map, but the U.S. remains competitive! Tranel highlights observations between the U.S., Europe and New Zealand. Friday we'll get another look at milk production, and while Tranel doesn't expect a huge change - he does expect more milk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kelly is joined by Gonzalo Ponce Gremlin to review his amateur MMA career, his professional career, his experience as a BJJ black belt and running a BJJ/Kickboxing gym LCCT Brazilian Jiu JItsu in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Episode recorded 2/19/2025.

Happy Spooky Wednesday! Thank you for celebrating our 4-year pod-iversary with us!  This is our first episode with our new format, and Kala is talking all about haunted roads in Wisconsin. One of the most famous legends is that of The Phantom Hitchhiker of Hwy 12 in Baraboo. He's been seen many times by drivers late at night. No one knows who he is or why he's there. And if you see him once, you'll likely see him again just a few miles down the road. Other spooky stretches of pavement include:  The Jogger and the Ghosts Cats of Jay Road The strange phenomena on Callan Road (AKA Witch Road) near Fond du Lac in Rosendale Spirits of roadkill on Paradise Road in Jefferson Old Man Weary, Spectral Cars, and other unexplained occurrences on Weary Road near Evansville This episode is sure to make you question your next Midwest road trip. This leaves us wondering why Wisconsin has so many spooky roads. Is it the only state like this, or is there more to worry about when traveling across the country? 

When Lorna Marshall, Cody Sankey or Don Trimmer hit the road for the bull studs they represent, they're out to acquire the next great genetic package for their customers. How do they choose? How do they compete with each other and remain friends? What happens next after they've made a significant investment? This episode covers all of that, along with their take on the beef-on-diary trend, future challenges to their business model and what could be game changers in the future.HOSTS: Miranda Reiman and Mark McCully GUESTS:   Lorna Marshall, vice president of beef genetics for Select Sires, grew up on a Simmental operation near Valley Cetner, Kan. She judged livestock at Colby Community College before transferring to Kansas State University and earning a degree in animal science and industry. She was a Block & Bridle officer and a member of the 1990 reserve national champion livestock judging team. After completing her animal breeding master's at Colorado State University, Lorna worked for the American Gelbvieh Association before beginning her career in the beef artificial insemination (AI) industry. She and her husband, Troy, raised their three children on their ranch in Colorado and now reside in Oklahoma.Cody Sankey, associate vice president of beef programs at Genex, has been involved in the Angus business his whole life, growing up on his family's Kansas Angus ranch. He lives near Economy, Ind., with his wife, Lindsay, and their two children, where they are developing their own herd today. He holds a bachelor's degree in animal science and master's in ruminant nutrition from Oklahoma State University and is active in National Cattlemen's Beef Association, the Indiana Angus Association and Indiana Beef Cattle Association.  Don Trimmer, U.S. beef sales manager for Alta Beef Genetics, grew up in Woodsboro, Md., where he worked on his family's registered Angus farm. He's a Virginia Tech graduate with a degree in animal science and worked as a regional manager for the American Angus Association for nine years before serving as the vice president of member services for the Illinois Beef Association. He worked 23 years at Accelerated Genetics and was responsible for sire acquisition and product development. In 2017 Don joined Alta Genetics to lead their beef programs in the United States. Don has traveled extensively around the country and the world, promoting U.S. beef genetics and the use of AI in commercial and purebred beef herds. He now resides in Baraboo, Wis., with his wife, Jean. He has four grown daughters and two grandsons. Don't miss news in the Angus breed. Visit www.AngusJournal.net and subscribe to the AJ Daily e-newsletter and our monthly magazine, the Angus Journal.

Wally McCarthy and Producer Phil return to beautiful Sam Nolan Field on the sleepy shores of Lake Michigan in picturesque Manistee, Michigan. Tonight, the Eagles host the Baraboo Bombers of Baraboo, Wisconsin. The Bombers have been on a hot streak on this Michigan trip, but everyone knows the Eagles are no slouches.As always, it is a perfect night for a ballgame - sweet dreams!Support the show

Throwback from 2018. Mary Sweeney needs some air. “There has to be a flow of fast and slow, and a pause to allow the listener or the spectator to digest and to project their own thoughts.” She thinks I should leave more space in my podcasts, to let it breathe. She tells me this as we sit in the screened in porch behind her summer house in Madison, Wisconsin. As she tells me this, cicadas chirp loudly, as if to underscore her point: “Today's episode will not be edited! You will not remove us from this moment!”  Mary Sweeney should know. She spent much of her career as a film editor, producer and writer collaborating with David Lynch. Beginning in 1985 with Blue Velvet, and continuing through the 2006 film Inland Empire, her editing credits include Blue Velvet (1986), Wild at Heart (1990), Twin Peaks (1991), Industrial Symphony (1991), Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992), On the Air (1992), Hotel Room(1993), Lost Highway (1996), The Straight Story (2000), Mulholland Drive (2001) and Baraboo (2009). The relationship with Lynch was productive, fruitful, and nuanced (the two were partners in work and in life for much of that time) and they have a son together.  At the time of this interview, Mary was working as a consulting producer and writer on Matthew Weiner's series for Amazon, The Romanoffs. She is the Dino and Martha De Laurentiis Endowed Professor of film at USC, where she teaches Graduate Screenwriting Thesis and “Dreams, The Brain and Storytelling.” Before we had this conversation, Mary cheekily emailed me a list of topics that she would be happy to discuss. They included editing, producing, screenwriting, parenting, Paris, Cairo, pie baking, and the Catholic Church. Guess what we talked about? All of it.  And we also talked at length about living and working in an intensely creative partnership with David Lynch for all those years (both personally and professionally), collaborating with one of the most innovative voices in film, and what's so great about coming from a big family. Visit the Patreon Page for an extra 20 minutes of juicy conversation that didn't make it into this edit. Thanks for listening.  ORIGINAL LINK: https://www.third-story.com/listen/marysweeney www.leosidran.substack.com https://www.patreon.com/c/thirdstorypodcast

In this episode of Build Momentum, we are joined by Dr. Rainey Briggs, the superintendent of the Baraboo School District in Baraboo, Wisconsin.. In 2022, he was recognized as one of the 48 Most Influential Black Leaders in Wisconsin. Dr. Briggs and his wife, Julie, who is also an educator, are the co-founders of Meraki Consulting, which offers seminars, workshops, professional development, coaching, mediation, and other services centered on equity and inclusion.  Dr. Briggs works collaboratively with organizations such as North Star Consulting Services, where he partners to provide equity institutes to school districts around the country. In their spare time, the Briggses enjoy going to sporting events and traveling with their three teenage daughters: Rayna, Rylee, and Reagan.Some Questions We Ask:Tell us more about your career. (01:25)Do you agree with the RAND research showing that superintendents have one of the most stressful jobs in America, and how did you cope with stress in your own career? (04:51)How has scrutiny of the superintendency changed over the years? (08:30)How did your experiences compare with other superintendents across the nation? (10:24)What brings you joy and what do you love about your job? (12:15)What have you found is the key to bringing people together to see your vision as a leader and cultivate community support? (14:39)In what ways are you using storytelling to connect with educators, families and the broader community? (16:14)What advice can you give to superintendents who might be struggling with divisiveness and building a community? (18:06)Why is it important for the community to see superintendents as real human beings? (20:11)What can community advocates do better to support K-12 leaders? (23:50)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About Dr. Briggs' career (01:33)His perspective on job stress and coping strategies (05:22)Changes in scrutiny of the superintendency (08:52)His personal experiences as a superintendent as compared to others (10:38)About what brings him joy in his work (12:39)Keys to bringing people together and cultivating community support (15:01)Different ways of rallying a community through storytelling (16:24)Advice for superintendents struggling with divisiveness (18:21)The importance of communities' viewing superintendents as real human beings (21:05)Suggestions on advocating for K-12 leaders (24:32)Quotes:”When you start to judge, you lose out on curiosity, right? That curiosity of really wanting to know and understand what's happening or how you can even support others is really important.”“Knowing your values, your worth, your beliefs, and what you stand for is the number one piece of advice that I would give.”Stay in touch with Dr. Rainey Briggs:Baraboo School District WebsiteMeraki Consulting, LLCLinkedInStay in touch with Sarah Williamson:Free Case Study GuideSWPR GROUP WebsiteLinkedInStay in touch with Chad Bolser:LinkedInAbout "The Secret to Transformational Leadership," which Sarah co-authored with Dr. Quintin Shepherd:Transformational Leadership Secret websitePurchase the print or ebook

Get ready for a bone-chilling dive into Wisconsin's haunted history as Host Lyle Perez explores ten of the state's most ghost-ridden locations. With Halloween just around the corner, it's the perfect time to delve into Wisconsin's eerie past, from luxury hotels and mysterious mansions to desolate cemeteries and asylums. Wisconsin may be known for its natural beauty and charming towns, but hidden within its landscapes are tales of spirits and lingering souls. So, sit back, turn off the lights, and join us as we journey into the haunted heart of the Badger State. Featured Locations: The Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee 424 E Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202 Known for its luxury and Victorian charm, the Pfister Hotel is haunted by its original owner, Charles Pfister. Guests report lights flickering, electronics turning on and off, and shadowy figures roaming the ninth floor. Major League Baseball players who stay here have encountered unexplained furniture rearrangements and disembodied footsteps. It seems Charles Pfister is as watchful over his hotel in the afterlife as he was in life. Summerwind Mansion, Land O' Lakes West Bay Lake, Land O' Lakes, WI 54540 Once an opulent estate, Summerwind Mansion is a haunting ruin where spirits are said to linger despite a fire that destroyed the building in 1988. Former residents reported ghostly figures, whispers, and even a skeleton discovered in the basement. A spectral woman is still seen in the upper windows, adding to the eerie atmosphere of this infamous haunted landmark. Old Baraboo Inn, Baraboo 135 Walnut St, Baraboo, WI 53913 Built in the 1860s, this historic tavern is home to “Charlie,” a ghostly bartender, and other spirits who make their presence known with phantom music, laughter, and ghostly touches. The second floor, once a brothel, is especially active with flickering lights and whispers in the night. Visitors can still stop by the inn for a drink—and possibly a ghostly encounter. Dartford Cemetery, Green Lake Park Dr, Green Lake, WI 54941 Known as one of Wisconsin's most haunted cemeteries, Dartford Cemetery is famous for apparitions, whispers, and chilling encounters near Chief Highknocker's grave. Visitors report seeing a spectral little boy playing among the tombstones and cold, ghostly hands gripping their shoulders, making this spot a must-visit for thrill-seekers. Sheboygan County Insane Asylum, Sheboygan 3400 County Rd EE, Sheboygan, WI 53083 The abandoned Sheboygan County Insane Asylum, closed in the 1970s, is a hub of paranormal activity. Ghost hunters report hearing screams, whispers, and spotting shadowy figures lurking in the windows. Though trespassing is prohibited, the asylum's sinister reputation lingers, attracting those brave enough to sneak a peek. Bloody Bride Bridge, Stevens Point Highway 66, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Legend has it that a bride who died tragically on this bridge still haunts it, appearing to drivers as a figure in a blood-stained wedding dress. Some drivers see her in their rearview mirror, sitting in the backseat. The bridge is notorious for paranormal sightings, making it a chilling drive for those daring enough to cross. Brumder Mansion, Milwaukee 3046 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53208 Built in 1910, Brumder Mansion is now a bed and breakfast filled with ghostly tales. Guests report the laughter of unseen children, phantom footsteps, and the figure of George Brumder himself wandering the halls. Stay overnight for a unique experience and perhaps leave with a ghost story of your own. Maribel Caves Hotel, Maribel County Rd R, Maribel, WI 54227 Locally called “Hotel Hell,” Maribel Caves Hotel has burned down multiple times and is rumored to contain a portal to the underworld. Ghostly figures, strange mists, and a faint smell of smoke greet visitors to the ruins, making it a notorious site for paranormal investigators. The Grand Opera House, Oshkosh 100 High Ave, Oshkosh, WI 54901 The Grand Opera House in Oshkosh, dating back to 1883, has seen numerous ghostly sightings, including a former stage manager who watches over performances. Staff and guests report phantom applause, Victorian apparitions, and cold drafts in the auditorium. It's a historic theater with a haunted twist, perfect for fans of the paranormal and the arts. Old Carver School, Carver Historic Schoolhouse, Carver, WI Abandoned for decades, the Old Carver School is said to be haunted by a former teacher. Visitors hear children's laughter, footsteps in empty halls, and the unnerving sense of being watched. This haunted schoolhouse is a reminder that some teachers stay dedicated long after the final bell has rung. 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It is once again a perfect night for a ballgame, as Wally McCarthy and Producer Phil bring you all the lazy action from Evermor Park as the Baraboo Bombers (Baraboo, Wisconsin) host the South Haven Ravens (South Haven, Michigan).The Bombers' new starting pitcher, Scooter McKeever, makes his league debut after being acquired from the Missoula Moose (Missoula, Montana).And Baraboo owner Tom Every tries out his new promotion - The Nut Hut Managers' Club - where the fans seated in the “Nut Hut” out in deep left field make the lineup and manage the game.Support the show

Of course Trump is ramping up a crypto scam. Shitler's running lying mate, J.D. Vance, blathered support for NATO should be linked to the E.U.'s regulation of Elon Musk's "X,"AKA Nazi Twitter. Cokey Smurf, better known as Don Jr., was spotted kissing someone not named Kimberly Guilfoyle. Man-baby mistakes a wildlife refuge for an airbase in Afghanistan, in his typical senile fascist fashion. Hip-hop mogul P. Diddy was charged with sex trafficking and denied bail.  Anti-Semitic "thought" leader Nick Fuentes said he felt better about the Trump campaign since white nationalist demon Laura Loomer joined. In news that is good, Slytherin Senator Rick Scott could lose the next election to his Democratic opponent.  MAGATS in Wisconsin want to privatize and ruin a health clinic in Baraboo. Putin sucker Jill Stein was destroyed by facts during an interview with former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan. My Pillow is being sued by DHL because stop-the-steal loon Mike Lindell can't pay his bills.

Baraboo, Wisconsin is known as home base for the Ringling Brothers Circus.

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Marinette County; https://bit.ly/3oORlWFThe Cabin is also presented by Jolly Good Soda: https://bit.ly/3TSFYY4Campfire Conversation: We're taking you on a journey to some of the best remote fall camping locations across Wisconsin, perfect for enjoying the vibrant autumn colors. We'll cover everything you need to know for safe and effective camping during this season, from essential gear and food to packing tips and how to build a sturdy campsite. You'll also learn about foraging opportunities and the natural bounty available this time of year. Our discussion includes top spots like Devil's Lake in Baraboo, Lake Kegonsa near Madison, and Willow River State Park in Hudson, along with hidden gems like Porcupine Lake Wilderness and Kohler-Andrae State Park. Expect insider tips on where to find the best fall foliage, peaceful lakeside views, and charming nearby towns to explore after a day in the wilderness.Inside Sponsors:Jefferson County; https://bit.ly/3gt0NauEnbridge Energy; https://bit.ly/48L2KYW

Fifty million dollars is going to improve agricultural roads. Mike Koles with the Wisconsin Towns Association says in one application, the Agricultural Road Improvement Program would save the area farms 17 miles of travel per trip.  Northern Montana might see snow this week. Pam Jahnke's Farm Tour in Alaska is seeing 60s and rain. But here in Wisconsin and in other areas of the country, a heat advisory warns residents to stay indoors. Wade Peterson of Baraboo has helped 26 families across the country through Farm Rescue. And he says it's rewarding work. He takes two weeks of vacation every year to volunteer. Grace Larsen gives advice on how to keep calves cool in a heat wave. Today, the Wisconsin Ag Coalition is hosting state office candidates on farm tours. Don't forget to secure your Packer Watch Party tickets for Sep. 6 to support FFA and have a good time in Titletown! Market advisor John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend says grain prices are in a slump due to 1) the time of year 2) big crop projections and 3) no growth in demand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And he says it's rewarding work. He takes two weeks of vacation to help out families in need. Farm Rescue is now serving Wisconsin. This nonprofit serves farm families who have experienced an illness, injury, or natural disaster. The volunteers help with planting or harvesting, hauling, or livestock feeding, to name a few. Peterson has been volunteering with Farm Rescue for four years now. He tells us what being a volunteer is all about. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Aug. 16-18, join the Badger Steam & Gas Engine Club for its 61st annual show in Baraboo! The club is bringing together enthusiastic exhibitors to continue the mission of preserving agricultural and industrial heritage. This year's feature is J.I. Case. Club President Steve Roudebush sits down with Mid-West Farm Report intern Elizabeth Schoeneberg to tell his connection to heritage machinery, and his hope for the tradition to continue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple production is looking to be ahead of normal bloom time and production level. This is according to Jacob Franzen, farm manager at Ski-Hi Fruit Farm in Baraboo. He says despite the excess rain the state has been getting, they've been lucky to avoid severe flooding. He explains how the crop is looking but first tells us more about how Ski-Hi got started.The Wisconsin State Fair is underway and while you're visiting, be sure to try some of this year's Sporkies and Drinkies entries. Charitee Seebecker shares more about the top entries. After a wet spring, expect flies. Dr. Scott Pertzborn is one of the owners at Lodi Veterinary Care, specializing in dairy cattle, beef herds, and small farm animals, too. He says flies need moisture to breed. He has strategies to mitigate the fly population on the farm. He joins Stephanie Hoff and says it starts by examining where they're coming from. Ice cream is the perfect treat on hot and muggy days in the summer. But if only the ice cream could be as enjoyable if it didn't melt. Well that possibility could be true due to extensive research being done on "no melt ice cream." Dr. Cameron Wicks joins Aubrey Schlimgen to share more about her research.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drew Lerner, president and senior meteorologist from world weather incorporated joins Jill Welke to dive into the why behind what's been causing the weather patterns we've been experiencing. He says it all starts with el Niño and la Nina. Apple production is looking to be ahead of normal bloom time and production level despite the excess rain we've been getting. This is according to Jacob Franzen, farm manager at Ski-Hi Fruit Farm in Baraboo. When it comes to ice cream, everyone has a favorite flavor that brings back fond memories. But what many don't realize is the incredible amount of work and innovation that goes into creating these delicious treats. Andrew Riley, Kwik Trip Dairy Production Manager, and Katarina Nemitz, a food scientist in the R&D department, provide an inside look at the meticulous process behind Kwik Trip's ice cream creations. John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend joins Charitee Seebecker. He says grains are in a tight spot with the change in weather forecast and demand is still a problem. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple production is looking to be ahead of normal bloom time and production level. This is according to Jacob Franzen, farm manager at Ski-Hi Fruit Farm in Baraboo. He says despite the excess rain the state has been getting, they've been lucky to avoid severe flooding. Ski-Hi Fruit Farm, established in 1907 by AK Bassett, continues to thrive as a family-owned farm. Now in its third generation of ownership, the farm is owned by Bassett's granddaughter, Betty, who will be celebrating her 83rd birthday this September. Ski-Hi Fruit Farm is renowned for its diverse apple production, boasting 30 different varieties spread across 40 acres of orchard.  "Despite the challenges posed by recent weather conditions, we are optimistic about this year's crop,” explains Franzen. “Last year's drought significantly affected our yields, but the rain this year has been beneficial. Although we've faced increased fungal pressure, our trees have responded well to the moisture."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Bosold brings a growing season update with farmers from MN and IA.  Two different worlds despite being close geographically. Apple production is looking to be ahead of normal bloom time and production level. This is according to Jacob Franzen, farm manager at Ski-Hi Fruit Farm in Baraboo. He talks to Charitee Seebecker about how the crop is looking but first tells us more about how Ski-Hi got started. Pam Jahnke catches up with State Senator Joan Ballweg, chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee.  The WI Ag Export Council has released its latest findings on improvements on exports with dairy witnessing a 47% increase in movement since 2021.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heat and humidity in Wisconsin causes more than just discomfort.  Stephanie Hoff talks to Karl Burgi, a hoof health consultant and hoof trimmer with Sure Step Consulting and the Save Cows Network.  Burgi says the structural damage done to cows' hooves because of heat can shorten their lives.From grain to glass is the philosophy at Driftless Glen Distillery in Baraboo.  Ben Jarboe finds out how that process works talking to Nate Mahinski.  Mahinski oversees distilling at Driftless Glen. While Milwaukee may have been getting political attention with the Republican National Convention, some Wisconsin farmers are in Washington, D.C., trying to get staff focused on the farm bill.  Don Lutz from Iola is a Wisconsin soybean grower making his case.  He says he's focused on crop insurance security levels and new international markets for Wisconsin beans.Cody Koster from EverAg joins Pam Jahnke.  Koster says the marketplace is pretty quiet right now waiting on Tuesday's USDA milk production report.  He says in conversations with dairy producers along the west coast, they're projecting milk production might have gone down more than initially expected because of the heat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Pierce County; https://bit.ly/2OoJwEQThe Cabin is also presented by Jolly Good Soda; https://bit.ly/DWxJollyGoodCampfire Conversation: Join us as we explore some of Wisconsin's best distilleries! Ana introduces Waterford Stillhouse in Racine County, the first distillery since Prohibition, offering vodka, light whiskey, and lemon vodka in their public tasting room. Eric highlights Great Northern Distilling, which recently moved from Plover to Stevens Point, blending chemistry and art under the guidance of the entertaining head distiller, Brian. He also mentions Hatch Distillery in Egg Harbor and Paradise North in Green Bay. Finally, Scott lists some other must-visit distilleries, including Driftless Glen in Baraboo, Dancing Goat in Cambridge, Hatch Distillery in Door County, and Blue Ash Farm in Argyle.Inside Sponsors:Visit Lake Geneva; https://bit.ly/3wHvilfGroup Health Trust; https://bit.ly/3evRaEQWisconsin Association of Meat Processors; https://bit.ly/3KZxqM4 & https://bit.ly/3xFlbBe

SUMMER SPECIAL! This week on Must Have Seen TV, Brett and Ethan talk about the Make Room for Daddy episode "A Trip to Wisconsin." Danny Thomas does it all! This show has an edge! Who knew a '50s family sitcom could be this funny? Baraboo is a real town with real feelings about this episode!Subscribe to our Patreon for new episodes every other week: https://www.patreon.com/musthaveseentv Subscribe to Must Have Seen TV onYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJSwxHTUx0BsHdN7dfbBi6gAcast: https://shows.acast.com/musthaveseentviTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/must-have-seen-tv/id1228641627Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/show/4350157Follow Brett on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/brettwhiteFollow Ethan on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ethankaye55Follow Must Have Seen TV on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/musthaveseentv/Podcast art by Dyna Moe (https://www.nobodyssweetheart.com/) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Monday Briefing, Suzanne discusses a ban on requiring schools to notify parents of a child's pronoun change in California, a recall effort for a school board director in Baraboo, Wisconsin, and a surgeon in Houston, Texas accused of illegally obtaining private patient information. Support the Show.DONATE TODAY!www.ParentsRightsInEducation.com

"Send a Text Message to Wally McCarthy and Producer Phil"It is a perfect night for a ballgame as Wally McCarthy and Producer Phil return to the Greater Wisconsin Dells Area as the Tigers host the Bombers at Kitamori Park.Tonight, the first several thousand fans will receive Luxury Pillows courtesy of Ed Horn's House of Sleep!Support the Show.

Circus fans from across the country came to Baraboo recently for the 65th Big Top Parade, formerly known as the Great Circus Parade. Spectators witnessed historic wagons, a calliope pulled by miniature horses, and clowns riding in a convertible. WPR’s Robert D’Andrea caught up with some of the circus fans along the parade route.

Ana Torres came to Baraboo as a teenager and fell in love with the city. Now she owns Las Milpas, a restaurant and Latino grocery store. As Wisconsin Life’s Maria Brunetta tells us, it’s more than a business…Torres strives to make it a place that strengthens the community.

Two weeks after an angry parent accosted him on stage at graduation -- and video of the incident went viral worldwide -- Baraboo schools superintendent Dr. Rainey Briggs sits down with our Rob Chappell (14:40) to talk about the moment, the aftermath, and what it means for Baraboo. Plus, we preview this weekend's Big Gay Market (0:45), dig into some FAFSA difficulties (6:55) and ask the team about what we want the soundtrack of our lives to be. Links: https://madison365.com/the-big-gay-market-to-host-biggest-event-yet-this-weekend-at-alliant-energy-center/ https://madison365.com/the-big-gay-market-to-host-biggest-event-yet-this-weekend-at-alliant-energy-center/ https://madison365.com/technical-problems-with-new-fafsa-form-threatens-to-delay-financial-aid/    

Baraboo's school superintendent says his school district will be focusing on safety after he was pushed during a graduation ceremony. The Wisconsin Supreme Court has appointed a committee to brainstorm solutions for the state's attorney shortage. And, the 2024 high school graduates started their journey in a pandemic. We'll hear from some of them on how COVID-19 changed their experience.

Matt Costa and Brett Newski sit down to riff about defeating anxiety, touring with Oasis, conquering the lows, touring Australia, & scoring films. More on Matt: https://www.mattcosta.com Support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI ON TOUR: 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/11 - Bradley Beach - Bradley Beach, NJ (solo)   8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

The City Cast Madison team is here to round up the news of the week. Podcast host Bianca Martin and executive producer Hayley Sperling break down the complicated legal case brought against Trump allies' fake elector scheme.  Plus: why will it cost more to use Madison's parking garages during special events, and a father in Baraboo charged with disorderly conduct after he charged the school's Black superintendent. Mentioned on the show: Vote for us for ‘Best of' Madison! [Madison Magazine]  Key Trump allies charged in Wisconsin over fake elector scheme [The Cap Times] Trump and 18 allies charged in Georgia election meddling as former president faces 4th criminal case [A.P.] Wisconsin fake elector settlement offers new details on the strategy by Trump lawyers [A.P.] Madison to nearly double special event parking in big-venue garages [The Cap Times] Superintendent Files Restraining Order Against Dad Who Stormed Stage at Graduation [Time Magazine] Southside Elementary staff say principals have created a toxic school [The Cap Times] Southside Elementary families demand principals be fired in complaint [The Cap Times] Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Instagram!  Want more Madison news delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to the Madison Minutes morning newsletter.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Madison? Check out our options for podcast ads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we look ahead toward a couple Juneteenth events (01:25), preview a new play at Overture Center (07:50) and get an update (and takes) on the incident at Baraboo High School's graduation (47:17). In the interview segment (18:25), Araceli Esparza and Paquita Purnell join us to talk about the upcoming Yo Quiero Dinero event, featuing the stories of women of color who are learning to claim their voices. Plus, we talk car upgrades (55:15) and hear the unusual sequence of events that led Rob to publish a poetry collection 25 years ago (10:40). Today's episode is brought to you by Midwest Mujeres. Links: Register for Yo Quiero Dinero https://madison365.com/madison-juneteenth-turns-35/ https://madison365.com/black-people-must-set-the-table-for-what-we-need-to-help-us-the-center-for-black-excellence-and-culture-will-host-official-groundbreaking-ceremony-on-june-19/ https://madison365.com/black-mens-coalition-of-dane-county-to-hold-production-of-the-kernel-of-truth/    

There's a cookbook out that showcases the ingredients and flavors of Madison. And we're gonna stop ya right there, it is WAY more than brats and cheese curds. It features recipes from the farmers, chefs and shoppers who frequent the Dane County Farmers' Market, one of the oldest and largest in the country. With recipes for curtido to panzanella to ratatouille, and gorgeous photos of the food and the people behind them, it's a celebration of all who call Madison home. We speak to author Terese Allen about what's inside The Dane County Farmers' Market Cookbook: Local Foods, Global Flavors.  Terese Allen has several upcoming events including one on Sunday, June 9 at 2:00 p.m. at the Warner Park Community Center called “Madison's Iconic Food Cultures.” And in nearby Baraboo, Allen will be doing a book signing and recipe samples on June 30 at 10 a.m at Bekah Kate's shop during Baraboo's monthly Sunday Market. This episode originally aired on June 29, 2023. Join us every Thursday as we explore Madison's food culture, from the brewers and bakers to the chefs and cheesemakers. Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Instagram!  Want more Madison news delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to the Madison Minutes morning newsletter.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Madison? Check out our options for podcast ads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bryan sits in for an extra portion of the show as him and Jane discuss more about the fake elector scheme, the relentless attacks on our election systems, and a story out of Baraboo about a parent storming the stage at a graduation ceremony. Then, Jane is joined by Dr. Laura Hanks to talk about LGBTQ+ health care in honor of Pride Month, and the importance of prenatal and infant vaccinations. Dr. Hanks bring special guest medical student Brittany! As always, thank you for listening, texting and calling, we couldn't do this without you! Don't forget to download the free Civic Media app and take us wherever you are in the world! Matenaer On Air is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 10 am - noon across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! You can also rate us on your podcast distribution center of choice, they go a long way! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X and YouTube to keep up with Jane and the show!

Chad discusses the reports on an attack on a transgender student at Hopkins high school and the ridiculous behavior of a father attending his daughter's graduation in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Eric Hall of Red Wanting Blue pipes in from his Garage in Columbus OH to riff about weirdest tour vehicles, midwest livin, west coast soul crushers, & being a lifer in the arts.  More on RWB: www.redwantingblue.com NEWSKI TOUR:  5/24 - Grapeview, WA - Icelandic Horse Farms 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE   8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

Thad Phillips was the new kid on the block in the small town of Baraboo, Wisconsin. Little did he know that this move would have a serious impact on the rest of his life. After being kidnapped in the middle of the night, Thad had to fight for his life against a budding psychopathic serial killer wanna be. Proving just how tenacious a 13 year old could be, Thad survived his ordeal and aided police in solving a cold case. This truly is an amazing story of survival- one you wont want to miss. Sources: RankerWKOWMurderpediaI Survived- S5:E18YouTube- Unseen: Teen Killer Kidnaps the “Wrong” 13YO Boy: The Disturbing Case of Thad Phillips  Music: Big Foot by Gvidon on Pixabay (Go check it out!)

Collective Soul's Dean Roand sits down with NEWSKI to discuss recording at Elvis' house, MTV days, finding balance, funny odd jobs, dialing grunge tone. More on CS: https://collectivesoul.com More on NEWSKI: https://newskimusic.com NEWSKI ON TOUR: 5/24 - Grapeview, WA - Icelandic Horse Farms 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE   8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Pepin County; https://bit.ly/WCAPepinCountyThe Cabin is also presented by Jolly Good Soda: https://bit.ly/44xg56hCampfire Conversation: Join us as we uncover Wisconsin's top 10 waterfalls, starting with Pewit's Nest in Baraboo. We explore the natural gorge carved by Skillet Creek, reminiscent of Parfrey's Glen, and delve into its rich history as a former site of a waterwheel and mill. Next, we venture to Devil's Punchbowl in Menomonie, marveling at its ancient rock formations and cascading waterfall. Finally, we briefly touch on Bond Falls in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, known for its stunning beauty and accessible viewing locations. With each destination, they paint a vivid picture of Wisconsin's diverse and enchanting landscapes, inviting listeners to embark on their own waterfall adventures.Inside Sponsors:Visit Lake Geneva: https://bit.ly/3wHvilfGroup Health Trust: https://bit.ly/3JMizCX

Few photographers go as deep and as weird as NYC-based photographer Christaan Felber. The man really takes some risks and goes where few are willing to go.  More on Felber: https://www.instagram.com/christaanfelber/?hl=en Support the via pod: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI TOUR! 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatical Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar   5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE   8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park  

NEWSKI live on air 91.7 WMSE discussing aalog recording and more around his new side project VANITY METRICS. TOUR 5/9 Burnsville, MN - The Garage 5/10 Eau Claire, WI - The Plus 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatical Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE 8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

Canadian indie-icon Dan Mangen and Brett Newski riff on DIY career survival, tech future, end of critics, old school music promo and mucho mas! More on Dan: https://danmanganmusic.com/ More on NEWSKI: https://newskimusic.com/ NEWSKI ON TOUR 5/9 Burnsville, MN - The Garage 5/10 Eau Claire, WI - The Plus 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatic Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest   7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE 8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

Thad Phillips was asleep on his couch in Baraboo, Wisconsin, on the night of July 29, 1995. In the haze of half-sleep, he suddenly became aware of somebody lifting him. He thought that it was his father taking him to bed, but when he emerged from his daze, he found himself standing outside, with an older teenage boy standing before him.SPONSORS -Winona: Winona is a network of OBGYN health professionals that provide physician-prescribed bioidentical HRT. Get 25% off your firsrt order with promo code "MORBIDOLOY" at: https://bywinona.com/morbidologyTruvaga: Truvaga is a handheld device designed to stimulate the vagas nerve, which helps reduce stress, sharpen focus, and improve sleep. Get $15 off with promo code "MORBIDOLOGY" at: https://www.truvaga.com/FÜM: Start the Good Habit at https://tryfum.com/morbidology  to save 10% off the Journey Pack today.EZ Melts: EZ Melts are fast-melting, sugar free wonders that dissolve on your tongue, giving you all the essential nutrients in a package that tastes like a treat. Receive a free 3 month supply of Vitamin D3 with your first order at: https://try.ezmelts.com/morbidologySHOW NOTES - https://morbidology-the-podcast-251-billy-payne-and-billie-jean-hayworthPATREON - https://www.patreon.com/morbidologyYOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/morbidologyAudio Credit:Epidemic SoundEvening of Chaos - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Empty Reflections - ErikMMusic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgq4SPKHlyIA Mothers Sacrifice - OurMusicBox - https://ourmusicbox.com/Dark Tranquility - Anno Domini Beats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6mBav72AkBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/morbidology--3527306/support.

Nashville circuit staple Will Hoge and Brett Newski riff on funniest celeb sightings, gettin starstruck, weirdest early shows, rec basketball battles, mental health techniques. More on Will: https://www.willhoge.com/shows Support the pod here: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI TOUR 5/9 Burnsville, MN - The Garage 5/10 Eau Claire, WI - The Plus 5/18 Manitowoc, WI - Sabbatic Brewing 5/19 Spring Green, WI - Slowpoke 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/12 - TBA - Dover, DE 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE 8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

Omar Waheed reports from Baraboo (2:26), where the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association is holding its second annual conference. He talked with a half dozen leaders in the industry about the conference, the possibilities – especially for Indigenous entrepreneurs — and the legislative challenges. Plus, Green Bay school superintendent Dr. Claude Tiller resigned after appearing on a radio show in Atlanta, and a school board member resigned a week later. Stephanie, Rob and Dave talk through what led to that (34:57), now that we have the audio from the radio show and some sense as to what prompted the school board to launch an investigation. And speaking of school superintendents, a Madison native will be the next leader of MMSD (52:40). Dave shares some memories of interviewing him when he was a principal here and we talk through what the school board can expect from him.   Helpful links:   https://madison365.com/madison-based-dispensary-herbal-aspect-monona-police-hold-challenging-cannabis-conversations-to-build-relationships/   https://madison365.com/green-bay-school-district-begins-new-superintendent-search-after-superintendent-dr-claude-tiller-resigns/   https://madison365.com/green-bay-school-boards-only-person-of-color-resigns/

It's another perfect night for a ballgame as Wally McCarthy and Producer Phil are back at Evermor Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin. In tonight's sleepy broadcast, the Baraboo Bombers host the Big Rapids Timbers of Big Rapids, Michigan.And it's the return of “The Nut Hut” - the on-field attraction way out in deep left field at Evermor Park - all the fresh-roasted peanuts you can eat!Big Thanks to WSLP Music Director Matt Hoffman.Support the show

On June 12, 2023, 13-year-old James Yoblonski packed three bags, took his father's cell phone, and walked out of his home at 12:52 am. He put his belongings into his father's van, got in, and drove away. The next morning, the van was found abandoned on the highway near Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin, over 25 miles from James's Reedsburg home.A search of the state park immediately commenced, and clues that James left behind made many think that this missing person's case would have a swift conclusion. But over eight months later, James still hasn't been found. Online speculation has run rampant, with everyone in Wisconsin and beyond asking, what could have happened to James Yoblonski?Anyone with information regarding James Yoblonski's disappearance can contact Bill Yoblonski at 920-292-0322 or at williamyoblonski@yahoo.com. You can also contact the Sauk County Sheriff's Office at 608-355-4495 or Sauk County Crime Stoppers at 888-847-7285.Buy the ebook! - And Then They Were Gone: True Stories of Those Who Went Missing and Never Came HomeFind us everywhereGet episodes early and ad-free on PatreonMerch storeFor a full list of our sources, please visit our blog

When the body of fourteen-year-old Chris Steiner was discovered floating in the Wisconsin River on July 10, 1994, it brought a heartbreaking end to the search for the boy who had mysteriously disappeared from his Baraboo, Wisconsin home a week earlier. Officially, the cause of death was drowning. His death was a tragic accident, and nothing more.But was it? A year later, a harrowing 911 call from 14 year old Thad Phillips would bring to light a monster in the boys' own neighborhood, one that would change the ruling in Chris Steiner's death and horrify the community forever.ReferencesAssociated Press. 1997. Court awards $21M in torture case. October 14. Accessed April 6, 2023. https://apnews.com/article/5ded061aa228f6b8a597557fb8724258.—. 1995. "Teen-age suspect in kidnapping-torture was taunted by peers about 1994 death." Wisconsin State Journal, August 11: 24.Chickering, Pam. 1994. "Baraboo teen-ager missing." Baraboo News Republic, July 8: 1.Clark, Anita. 1996. "Expert: Clark is a sadist, not insane." Wisconsin State Journal, September 18.Dvorak, Rich, and Troy Laack. 1994. "Clue's sought in teen's death." Baraboo News Republic, July 13: 1.—. 1994. "Missing youth's body found." Baraboo News Republic, July 12: 1.Elbow, Steven. 1997. "Expert witness denied voice at Clark trial." Baraboo News Republic, November 7: 1.—. 1996. "Formal charges filed in Steiner case." Portage Daily Register, September 26: 1.Grunig, Tara. 1995. "Clark charged as adult in Phillips case." The Daily Register, September 8: 1.Jaeger, Richard. 1995. "Autopsy discovers broken bones." Wisconsin State Journal, August 5: 1.—. 1995. "Kidnapping-torture similar to year-old case." Wisconsin State Journal, August 3: 1.—. 1995. "Teen questioned in '94 drowning." Wisconsin State Journal, August 4: 1D-2D.O'Connell, Mike. 1995. "13-year-old boy kidnapped, tortured." Baraboo News Republic, August 2: 1.—. 1996. "Clark's defense." Baraboo News Republic, September 17: 1.—. 1996. "'Do you know Chris Steiner'." Baraboo News Republic, September 17: 1.—. 1996. "Jurors bring swift decision; Clark faces 110 hard years." Baraboo News Republic, September 19: 1.—. 1995. "Report confirms incident details." Baraboo News Republic, August 2: 1.Seely, Ron. 1994. "Teen's parents left to wonder." Wisconsin State Journal, August 7: 21.State of Wisconsin v. Joseph C. Clark. 1998. 97-3584-CR (Court of Appeals of Wisconsin, September 3).State of Wisconsin v. Joseph C. Clark. 1999. 98-2402-CR-NM (Court of Appeals of Wisconsin, March 25).Wisconsin State Journal. 1996. "Broken-bome assault case brings plea of no contest." Wisconsin State Journal, September 6.—. 1996. "Shooting delays murder hearing ." Wisconsin State Journal, October 11.—. 1997. "Teen killer who tortured victims gets life in prison." Wisconsin State Journal, November 21.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.