Podcast appearances and mentions of Lincoln Hills

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump visited central Wisconsin over the weekend. His campaign is trying to maintain their hold on rural voters in the state. Some Republican state lawmakers are calling for changes to an agreement governing the Lincoln Hills youth prison. And, the state Department of Natural Resources released their final environmental impact statement on Line 5 in northern Wisconsin.

Chris Conley says nothing will change when the Lincoln Hills Youth Prison closes. More on the WSAU Wisconsin Morning News.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A great piece put together by John Mercure on the honor flight experience that John & Vince went on together. Also this hour, we get to answering the question 'why are there no bugs?' With a UW Entomologist. And some breaking news regarding a guard at Lincoln Hills correctional center

In 1922, at a time of deep racial segregation in the US, two Denverites realized their dream of building a resort in the Rockies for Black people to socialize and escape the stress of racism. They called it Lincoln Hills. For Black History Month, we revisit Lincoln Hills with retired Denver County judge Gary Jackson and former state historian Jared Orsi in 2022. Winks Lodge at Lincoln Hills was designated a National Historic Landmark in December.

In 1922, at a time of deep racial segregation in the US, two Denverites realized their dream of building a resort in the Rockies for Black people to socialize and escape the stress of racism. They called it Lincoln Hills. For Black History Month, we revisit Lincoln Hills with retired Denver County judge Gary Jackson and former state historian Jared Orsi in 2022. Winks Lodge at Lincoln Hills was designated a National Historic Landmark in December.

We're back! Catch up with state representatives Darrin Madison and Ryan Clancy as they talk through their fourth month in office. We hit the now not-so-recent April supreme court race, their visit to Copper Lake and Lincoln Hills child prisons, and of course your community questions. If you'd like your questions answered next episode please email us at creamcitysocial@gmail.com. Tune in next week to learn all about the hotly debated shared revenue bill going through the legislature and what it means for Milwaukee Show Links: Darrin Madison - https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2023/legislators/assembly/2536 Ryan Clancy - https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2023/legislators/assembly/2538 

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas We learned yesterday about Senator Mitt Romney's move that could signal a possible re-election campaign for senator in 2024. Derek Brown, former Utah GOP Chair and Partner at Lincoln Hills, joins the show to discuss a new challenger for incumbent Romney, Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Lt. Governor Henderson on Utah's Flood Readiness Today, Governor Spencer Cox hosted a press conference to discuss the state's efforts with flood mitigation. The Lt. Governor, Deidre Henderson, was at the press conference and she calls the show to discuss how the state is working to mitigate flooding in Utah. U.S. Arrests Pentagon Suspected Document Leaker The FBI has arrested the suspected leaker behind the classified Pentagon documents discovered on social media websites. He has been identified as a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard. Rebecca Beitsch, National Security and Legal Affairs Reporter for The Hill joins us with the details of the arrest, and how they found him. Lori Vallow Daybell Trial Wrap-Up Host Greg Skordas has been closely following the Lori Vallow Daybell trial in Idaho and was present during the opening statements. He discusses his thoughts on the trial, how the defense and prosecutor are handling the case, and discusses some of the behind-the-scenes situations from the trial. Utah Senate Race Opens Up We learned yesterday about Senator Mitt Romney's move that could signal a possible re-election campaign for senator in 2024. Derek Brown, former Utah GOP Chair and Partner at Lincoln Hills, joins the show to discuss a new challenger for incumbent Romney, Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson. Will Senator Dianne Feinstein Resign? California Senator Dianne Feinstein is facing harsh criticism from some of her fellow Democrats due to her recent absence. Hosts Leah and Greg discuss whether age is affecting both parties' ability to properly govern. U.S. Republican Senator Tim Scott Explores Possible Presidential Run We are just a year and a half away from the 2024 Presidential elections, Democrats have been staying really quiet with President Biden looking like he will re-run in 2024. But the Republican field continues to grow with South Carolina Senator Tim Scott being the latest to announce their candidacy. House Republicans Back Fight To Block Omnibus Spending Bill On Tuesday, Ten House Republicans backed a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the latest omnibus spending bill by challenging the lower chamber's use of proxy voting as unconstitutional. Legal Affairs Reporter at The Hill Zach Schonfeld joins us to give the details on this lawsuit and the DOJ request to the U.S. Supreme Court to pause restrictions on abortion pill use. Utah Re-Named State With Best Economic Outlook  Today, Utah is celebrating being named the state with the best economic outlook for the 16th year in a row by Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index. We speak with Chief Economist and Executive Vice President of Policy at the American Legislative Exchange Council, Jonathan Williams, on why Utah continues to lead the nation, and what other states can learn from Utah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Dr. Jeanette Patterson. Dr. Patterson is the CEO of Lincoln Hills Cares, which is developing the next generation of young leaders through outdoor education and recreation, cultural history exploration, and workforce advancement.Welcome to Agency for Change Podcast! 

Amidst a wild and weird week in the world, co-hosts Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner break down the highs and lows of crypto, the rise and fall (and potential future rise) of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, debate whether or not Stephen A. Smith is underpaid by ESPN, and laugh about the subculture of folks who by game-worn NBA sneakers to play pickup in. Then, for this week's conversation, ROBERT F. SMITH, the billionaire businessman and philanthropist, hosted Iguodala and Turner in the cozy confines of his historic Lincoln Hills, CO, home. Over the course of an hour-plus long convo, Smith spends time explaining the keys to accumulating wealth, the importance of giving back to your community, and the reason why the most important thing he's leaving to his children isn't money. The care and thought Smith puts into every single word is evident from the first to final minute of this rousing conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1922, at a time of deep racial segregation, two Denverites realized their dream of building a resort in the Rocky Mountains for middle class African Americans to socialize and, for a time, escape the stress of racism. State historian Jared Orsi joins Chandra Thomas Whitfield as retired Denver county judge Gary Jackson shares his family's legacy on the centennial of the Lincoln Hills resort.

In 1922, at a time of deep racial segregation, two Denverites realized their dream of building a resort in the Rocky Mountains for middle class African Americans to socialize and, for a time, escape the stress of racism. State historian Jared Orsi joins Chandra Thomas Whitfield as retired Denver county judge Gary Jackson shares his family's legacy on the centennial of the Lincoln Hills resort.

Today's Midday podcast covers the newly announced site for the type 1 facility in Milwaukee slated to replace the state's juvenile prison in Lincoln County. But building that new facility alone won't mean Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake, where juvenile girl offenders are also kept in Lincoln County, will close any time soon.

Today's Midday podcast covers the newly announced site for the type 1 facility in Milwaukee slated to replace the state's juvenile prison in Lincoln County. But building that new facility alone won't mean Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake, where juvenile girl offenders are also kept in Lincoln County, will close any time soon.

State Sen. Mary Felzkowski on Lincoln Hills juvenile detention facility, Kay Hymowitz on what woke education is doing to our kids, Erin Dwinell, Senior Research associate Border Security and Immigration at the Heritage Foundation breaks down the danger ahead, as well as thoughts on the Abortion Terrorists, and The Insurrection Show. Matt Kittle guest hosts

About an hour west of Denver is a place called Lincoln Hills, an outdoor recreation destination created especially for — and built by — Black people. For 100 years, it has offered a safe, welcoming space for Black folks from across the country to come enjoy all the natural beauty Colorado has to offer. Today on the show, host Bree Davies sits down with past City Cast Denver guest host donnie l. betts, whose Lincoln Hills documentary which screens at History Colorado next month, and retired judge Gary Jackson, whose great grandfather was one of the original builders of Lincoln Hills and whose family has owned a cabin there ever since.  History Colorado is celebrating Lincoln Hills's 100th anniversary all year long. On April 15th, they're hosting donnie l. betts for a screening of his documentary and a Q&A. Then, on June 3rd, they're hosting Gary Jackson for a talk on his experience and research into the Lincoln Hills story.  There a restaurant in Denver that's taking a stand against drug cartels by… taking avocados off their menu. Peyton's got a deep dive into why in our newsletter today: https://denver.citycast.fm/newsletter/ Have you ever been to Lincoln Hills? Tag us in your pics! @citycastdenver Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's Midday podcast covers the rising population at Wisconsin's youth prison for boys, many of which are coming from Milwaukee. Milwaukee Deputy DA Elisabeth Mueller told WisPolitics.com many of those boys from Milwaukee are going to Lincoln Hills because Milwaukee has seen a sharp uptick in car-theft related crimes among juveniles.

Today's Midday podcast covers the rising population at Wisconsin's youth prison for boys, many of which are coming from Milwaukee. Milwaukee Deputy DA Elisabeth Mueller told WisPolitics.com many of those boys from Milwaukee are going to Lincoln Hills because Milwaukee has seen a sharp uptick in car-theft related crimes among juveniles.

On March 9, 2022, as the State Senate wraps up its session business for this year Newsmakers Host Lisa Pugh sat down with Senator Mary Felzkowski (R-Irma) to discuss her determined advocacy across a variety of issues – from dental care access to medical marijuana and natural immunity. She recently celebrated a significant victory with the bipartisan support for funding to finally close the troubled Lincoln Hills juvenile facility in her district. She discussed her wins and losses this session and her reputation for not giving up, even when faced with long odds.

In today's Midday podcast, the Assembly unanimously approved a bill that would replace Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake, the state's troubled youth prisons, with a $42 million facility in Milwaukee County. Also on the floor Black Caucus members talked about their resolution to honor 33 Black Americans and former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. See the resolution: www.wispolitics.com/wp-content/uplo…yResolution.pdf

In today's Midday podcast, the Assembly unanimously approved a bill that would replace Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake, the state's troubled youth prisons, with a $42 million facility in Milwaukee County. Also on the floor Black Caucus members talked about their resolution to honor 33 Black Americans and former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. See the resolution: 

Despite dropping rates, the United States still incarcerates more young people than any other country. According to the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, as of July 2021 93% of the youth housed at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake juvenile correctional facility have a mental health condition. Of those youth, 25% have a serious illness. WUWM hosted a live virtual discussion focused on how being incarcerated impacts the mental health of young people and what's being done to address it both inside the facilities and upon returning to the community.

We speak with a reporter from the Wisconsin Watch about a recent report on police being called on students in Wisconsin at twice the national rate. We learn about the mental health challenges young people are facing at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake and what kind of treatment is available. We tell you about 529 saving plans and how they can help young people see a path to higher education. Plus, learn about a new exhibit at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee, ‘Scrap Yard: Innovators of Recycling.'

This week we hear more of Lincoln Hills and how we're following Gods plan by Making Disciples.

Shereen Siewert welcomes Wisconsin Department of Corrections Juvenile Administrator Ron Hermes, and Dr. Lesley Baird Chapin, who is certified in DBT and leading its implementation at the Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake facilities, to discuss the impact the therapy could have on juvenile offenders and the entire juvenile justice system in Wisconsin.

Lincoln Hills workers plead for better conditions and an earlier closing date for facilities Wisconsin officials react to Biden’s climate plan A new memorandum of understanding between the DNR and Xcel Energy will continue the controversial water-level plan on the Manitowish Chain in Vilas County for two more years

Today's Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget provision that doesn’t envision closing the state’s troubled youth prisons in northern Wisconsin until after a new juvenile facility in Milwaukee would be completed in early 2024.

Today's Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ budget provision that doesn’t envision closing the state’s troubled youth prisons in northern Wisconsin until after a new juvenile facility in Milwaukee would be completed in early 2024.

Minocqua man sentenced in child pornography case DOC tests staff at Lincoln Hills for COVID-19 Crandon School District announces two unrelated cases of COVID-19 President Trump to visit Mosinee Lawmakers deciding on visa bill that could bring more health professionals to U.S.

Elijah McClain died a year ago after an encounter with Aurora police. The case is a rallying point for reform. Then, two Colorado delegates to the Republican National Convention. Plus, memories of Lincoln Hills. Also, Democrats hope to crack a traditional GOP stronghold. And, the artist behind a Colorado Springs mural about indigenous women wins a big prize.

Elijah McClain died a year ago after an encounter with Aurora police. The case is a rallying point for reform. Then, two Colorado delegates to the Republican National Convention. Plus, memories of Lincoln Hills. Also, Democrats hope to crack a traditional GOP stronghold. And, the artist behind a Colorado Springs mural about indigenous women wins a big prize.

In Monday's headlines: An inmate disturbance at Lincoln Hills was controlled over the weekend The COVID-19 testing site scheduled for Tuesday in St. Germain has been canceled State logging associations are supporting legislation giving economic relief to timber harvesters Birds at an Antigo rehab center need donations of meat for food Marshfield Clinic now fully owns two additional hospitals in the region

Enacted in 2018, Act 185 forces the eventual closure of Wisconsin’s troubled Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake youth prisons, to be replaced by smaller county-run facilities to promote a closer-to-home model. On this episode, a talk on that transformation with youth justice advocates. Support the show.

This is the first episode of a two-part series on the future of youth justice in Milwaukee, and what the closure of Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake as youth correctional institutions might mean for Milwaukee in the coming years. In this episode, we’ll give some background on why Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake are closing, how Milwaukee County is preparing to use this moment to improve its youth justice system, and how New York City handled a similar situation recently. To help us understand this topic and what makes now such a unique moment for the future of youth justice in our city, we talk to County Executive Chris Abele, Director of Health and Human Services Mary Jo Meyers, and Director of Youth Justice Initiatives and Columbia University’s Justice Lab Vidhya Ananthakrishnan.

We've been talking about Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' proposed biennial state budget for months. Then last week, he released his capital budget — a separate plan that includes the amount of money he's proposing for construction and building projects across the state. Evers wants to borrow an additional $2 billion to renovate UW System buildings, and to build a new adult prison near the troubled Lincoln Hills juvenile facility in northern Wisconsin. Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald calls the level of spending and borrowing in the plan alarming, especially given tax increases in Evers' overall state budget proposal. In this week's "Capitol Notes" conversation, WUWM's Marti Mikkelson asked JR Ross of WisPolitics.com, if the capital budget plan can make it through the Republican-controlled legislature.

We've been talking about Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' proposed biennial state budget for months. Then last week, he released his capital budget — a separate plan that includes the amount of money he's proposing for construction and building projects across the state. Evers wants to borrow an additional $2 billion to renovate UW System buildings, and to build a new adult prison near the troubled Lincoln Hills juvenile facility in northern Wisconsin.

Steve talks with Speaker Robin Vos and they covered multiple topics including:- Juvenile prison reform such as the closing of the Lincoln Hills facility- Plans for school security and the passing of a grant that would put security officers at schools that did pass in assembly- What they hope to accomplish as they enter session later today

Our panel reviews Gov. Walker’s State of the State (SOS) address which reveals a massive re-branding effort heading into the 2018 election. Robert analyzes Walker’s 11th hour conversion on health care designed to address his biggest electoral vulnerability. We welcome AFSCME Council 32’s Mike Horecki to talk about Walker’s belated effort to close Lincoln Hills after 7 years of pressure from workers and advocates to address the destructive impact of his policies. Health Care Co-op Organizer Katie Dunn joins us to promote this Saturday’s Healthcare Jeopardy forum with Democratic candidates for Governor in Milwaukee. We close with Rebecca educating us about a police shooting in Racine that has the community organized and searching for answers.

State corrections officials are busy working on plans for shuttering two troubled juvenile prisons, after Gov. Scott Walker announced the closures late last week. The announcement came as a surprise to many. Despite lengthy probes into alleged mistreatment of inmates -- and inmate attacks on staff -- Walker had been defending the corrections department and the facilities.

This week two GOP senators unintentionally reveal the malicious motives behind the GOP tax scam bill. Next, we dig into the latest in "the Foxconn" scandal and Walker's sudden about face on federal health care funding. We welcome Eric Couto, executive director of Wisconsin Progress, to educate our listeners on the candidate recruitment and training program they offer progressive candidates. We also discuss Milwaukee Judge Joe Donald’s call for a new more humane and proactive approach to juvenile justice and for the closure of the scandal-ridden Lincoln Hills facility.

Wisconsin's troubled juvenile prison, Lincoln Hills, keeps making headlines. Investigations into the state-run facility in northern Wisconsin began over two years ago, over claims that the teenage inmates were being mistreated.

In this edition, Police settlements are costing the city millions, tight budgets in Milwaukee are raising questions about police misconduct. There’s more trouble at Lincoln Hills but this time it’s staff members, raising concerns about safety. A new poll shows that not everyone is on board with the streetcar, or Foxconn. All that plus winners and losers and your questions.

Check Out The NYSMusic article! https://nysmusic.com/2017/10/07/music-craft-beer-food-a-finger-lakin-good-time/ In this episode, I preview the Lincoln Hills "Finger Lakin' Good" Fall Fest Canandaiguai, NY. In this preview, we listen to The Eric Krasno Band, Floodwood, Dirty Blanket, and Aaron Lipp and Yarms. I look forward to seeing you all at The Lincoln Hills “Finger Lakin’ Good” Fall Fall Festival on October 14th! If you’re listening to this preview after the fest... See you next year! -- Timestamp: 00:00: Eric Krasno Band- Waiting On Your Love 03:32: Introduction 07:25: Eric Krasno Band- Blood From A Stone 10:54: Floodwood- North Country Winds 14:57: Floodwood- Whiskey After Breakfast 18:39: Dirty Blanket- My Getaway 24:42: Dirty Blanket- Dead Or Alive 30:53: Aaron Lipp and the Slacktones- Catching That Train (ft. Oliver Wood) 35:20: Aaron Lipp and the Slacktones- Weary Bones 39:26: Conclusion 41:22: Eric Krasno Band- Jezebel -- FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/events/112624939428457/ -- To purchase tickets online here: https://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?eventId=7673615&pl=lincolnhill&dispatch=loadSelectionData Information directly quoted from event page: Join us for the first annual "Finger Lakin' Good Fall Fest" at beautiful Lincoln Hill Farms on route 247 above CMAC in Canandaigua, NY. Bring the family and enjoy local foods, visiting craft breweries, and a world class lineup of bands. The music kicks off at noon and runs until 8pm. Take 5&20 in Canandaigua past East Lake Road and turn right on Rt. 247 just past Naked Dove Brewery. The Farm is a half mile down on the right. Our "Hops Yard Stage" will feature : ERIC KRASNO BAND DIRTY BLANKET FLOODWOOD PEARLY BAKER'S BEST AARON LIPP & YARMS WORKINGMAN’S DEAD BADFEET ...AND MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED! FINGERLAKINGOOD.FARM Advance tickets $15 available here: http://bit.ly/lincolnhill Children 12 & Under - Free Camping Nearby: KOA http://koa.com/campgrounds/canandaigua/ CAMPING IN THE WOODS http://www.campinthewoodsny.com/ FLINT CREEK CAMP GROUND http://www.flintcreekcampground.com/ -- Donate to Groovecast via Patreon: www.patreon.com/rochestergroovecast Check us out on iTunes! www.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/roc…t/id1171074850 Follow Me Facebook! www.facebook.com/RochesterGroovecast/ Email me! Rochestergroovecast@gmail.com Donate through paypal!: www.paypal.me/BenAlbert --

We talk to Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert on President Trump’s first week in office. We also take a look at the latest controversies facing Sheriff Clarke, discuss the latest situation at Lincoln Hills and Walker’s welfare reforms proposed this week. We give our picks for winners and losers of the week and answer you questions.

The Lincoln Hills School in Irma made headlines last December after a sweeping FBI probe at the institution. There were reports that the youths were not receiving adequate education. Since then, the reports have only gotten worse, including allegations of sexual assault, physical child abuse and more. Reporter Patrick Marley joins Behind the Headlines with a look at the story as it’s developed over the course of the year. Patrick also examines alternatives for handling juvenile offenders, including the example set by the state of Missouri. To read the stories, go to jsonline.com/LincolnHills. Also in today’s show, books editor Jim Higgins discusses his picks for the 10 best books of 2016. And business reporter Joe Taschler gives us an update on how local businesses are dealing with the erratic weather during this holiday shopping season.

Our panel gives an update on the ex-cop charged with homicide in the Sherman Park shooting. Dan Bice and Mary Spicuzza discuss Trump's latest cabinet selections. We talk to Ellen Gabler who uncovered yet another systemic problem with the way newborn babies are tested in this country and speak with John Diedrich about how other states are handling juvenile corrections in the wake of the problems at Lincoln Hills. Plus our weekly winners and losers.

During the time of racial segregation, Lincoln Hills, the only all African-American resort west of the Mississippi River, provided a shelter from the storm. Colorado Experience is a historical documentary series produced by Rocky Mountain PBS celebrating the people, places and events that shaped the state. Podcasts in this playlist are derived from the first season of the Emmy Award-winning history series. Learn more and watch full episodes online at www.rmpbs.org/ColoradoExperience