Minnesota Marine Art Museum communications director, Caitlin Crouchet, joins to discuss her appreciation of art and why it's important to keep it in our lives.

<a href="https://mmam.org/">Minnesota Marine Art Museum</a> communications director, Caitlin Crouchet, joins to discuss her appreciation of art and why it's important to keep it in our lives.

WIZM's LaCrosse Talk. News and talk about the issues of the day for Western Wisconsin.

WIZM's LaCrosse Talk. News and talk about the issues of the day for Western Wisconsin.

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The talk of the town is La Crosse Talk with Mike Hayes. Catch all the best interviews from La Crosse Talk and Scott Robert Shaw's As I See It editorial.

The talk of the town is La Crosse Talk with Mike Hayes. Catch all the best interviews from La Crosse Talk and Scott Robert Shaw's As I See It editorial.

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Clara Gelatt and Katie Bitner in the WIZM studio helping preview the No Man’s Land Film Festival happening Friday evening at the Rivoli in downtown La Crosse.

Doors open for the free event at 5 p.m. and films begin at 6 p.m. (reserve tickets here).

The festival features nine short films ranging from just over a minute to just under 20 minutes, celebrating the voices of women, men, and gender-diverse individuals in the outdoor industry.

Gelatt, the co-owner of the Rivoli, and Bitner, part of the on La Crosse Adventure Film committee, discuss some of their favorites — because of course they got to preview them — but we made sure ‘no spoilers.’

This is the 10th year of the No Man’s Land Film Festival but first year it’s come to La Crosse. It’s goal is to empower marginalized voices and spark conversations to create a more inclusive outdoor community. 

Clara Gelatt and Katie Bitner in the WIZM studio helping preview the No Man&rsquo;s Land Film Festival happening Friday evening at the Rivoli in downtown La Crosse.
Doors open for the free event at 5 p.m. and films begin at 6 p.m. (<a href="https://tickets.rivoli.net/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=928086~e3c66030-62d8-4282-9886-16d09f1887f2&amp;amp;epguid=ede1d7b6-59fe-438b-acc4-d87fc3880065&amp;amp;">reserve tickets here</a>).
The festival features nine short films ranging from just over a minute to just under 20 minutes, celebrating the voices of women, men, and gender-diverse individuals in the outdoor industry.
Gelatt, the co-owner of the Rivoli, and Bitner, part of the on La Crosse Adventure Film committee, discuss some of their favorites &mdash; because of course they got to preview them &mdash; but we made sure &lsquo;no spoilers.&rsquo;
This is the 10th year of the No Man&rsquo;s Land Film Festival but first year it&rsquo;s come to La Crosse. It&rsquo;s goal is to empower marginalized voices and spark conversations to create a more inclusive outdoor community.&nbsp;

Previewing No Man's Land Film Fest in La Crosse with Clara Gelatt and Katie Bitner 

La Crosse County Circuit Court judge candidate Eric Sanford in the WIZM studio discussing his experience, the role of a judge and trusting in the courts.

Began the conversation discussing Sanford’s experience, before getting into some of the roles a judge can play in a community and how high-profile cases should be handled.

We talked about whether judges are too lenient and if their decisions can be a factor in tamping down things like gun violence or drug dealing in La Crosse.

Sanford is currently a court commissioner for La Crosse County’s family court. He was formerly an assistant district attorney in the county and a public defender.

La Crosse County Circuit Court judge candidate Eric Sanford in the WIZM studio discussing his experience, the role of a judge and trusting in the courts.
Began the conversation discussing Sanford&rsquo;s experience, before getting into some of the roles a judge can play in a community and how high-profile cases should be handled.
We talked about whether judges are too lenient and if their decisions can be a factor in tamping down things like gun violence or drug dealing in La Crosse.
Sanford is currently a court commissioner for La Crosse County&rsquo;s family court. He was formerly an assistant district attorney in the county and a public defender.

La Crosse County judge candidate Eric Sanford on experience, high-profile cases, role of courts

La Crosse County Circuit Court judge candidate Joe Veenstra in the WIZM studio discussing his experience, the role of a judge and trusting in the courts.

We began the conversation talking about Veenstra’s experience and then veered off into how both the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the US Supreme Court have gotten more political.

We then got into the role a judge could play locally in terms of things like drug dealing or gun violence and, of course, we had to talk about the scrutiny judges get sometimes when it comes to cash and signature bonds. 

Veenstra, currently a partner at Johns, Flaherty & Collins, is also a La Crosse County supplemental court commissioner and a former La Crosse County Board member. His Branch 1 opponent is Eric Sanford.

La Crosse County Circuit Court judge candidate Joe Veenstra in the WIZM studio discussing his experience, the role of a judge and trusting in the courts.
We began the conversation talking about Veenstra&rsquo;s experience and then veered off into how both the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the US Supreme Court have gotten more political.
We then got into the role a judge could play locally in terms of things like drug dealing or gun violence and, of course, we had to talk about the scrutiny judges get sometimes when it comes to cash and signature bonds.&nbsp;
Veenstra, currently a partner at Johns, Flaherty &amp; Collins, is also a La Crosse County supplemental court commissioner and a former La Crosse County Board member. His Branch 1 opponent is Eric Sanford.

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