Wisconsin state Sen. Brad Pfaff joins and a big part of the discussion was about a Microsoft data center being built in Racine County. It was touted by President Joe Biden, and kind of a shot at former President Donald Trump, former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, because of their promotion of Foxconn being built there, which has been mostly a failure to this point. With Pfaff, we also joked about his winning a Cheesemakers Association award for his support of dairy legislation and learned he's got a little cheese trophy, he'll bring in studio next week.

A three-headed lineup of guests in studio with things happening now and through the weekend. Terry Bauer, co-director of Moon Tunes, talks about the Beatles tribute happening tonight, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Riverside Park. Abby Ryan, from Gundersen in La Crosse, tells us about today being Miracle Treat Day for the Children's Miracle Network. And Kathleen Pielhop from Downtown Mainstreet, Inc., previews Fourth Friday happening tomorrow at Riverside Park, plus Saturday's Summer Days on Main from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. between 4th and 5th streets.

Caleb Kvale joined to give us an update on what's happening at this Friday's Cameron Park Farmers Market near downtown La Crosse, which runs 4-7:30 p.m. We also talked about the upcoming pop-up markets beginning Aug. 3 at Crowley Park in La Crosse. Vendors for those can sign up here.

William Garcia is the Democratic Party chair for La Crosse County and the 3rd US House District in Wisconsin, But, he's also a delegate, who will be asked to choose the replacement for Joe Biden on the ticket. Garcia and Rick Solem discuss that responsibility, who he's choosing and his reaction to everything that's happened the past 24 hours.

Michael Quam is the development director for the Salvation Army of La Crosse and we discussed the homeless situation in the area, the city-county plan to end it and what the community needs to do. We also discussed the increase in need at the Salvation Army and its July Giving Campaign winding down. 

Dr. Charles Franklin, the creator of the Marquette University Law School poll, joins to discuss President Joe Biden dropping out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris likely taking over and the kind of polling that has and will surround these events. 

Tina Tryggestad is the new La Crosse County Board chair. She's headed into her fifth term on the board, representing the District 13, which is the south side of the city of La Crosse. With guest host Rick Solem, the two talk about the divisiveness that encapsulated the last election and relieving that contention, plus the upcoming "strategic plan" being put together by a consultant and some of the board's priorities as it's committee week. 

Vinny Trussoni is a nurse for the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus. As part of National Nurses Week, Trussoni was recently selected to represent the tens of thousands of nurses at the clinic and throw out the first pitch for Tuesday's Cleveland Guardians-Detroit Tigers game. With WIZM's Rick Solem, the two talk about the honor, practicing throwing off a mound, the nerves of being in front of that crowd, if you should bring your glove and how many hot dogs will be eaten afterwards. Trusssoni is a De Soto High School graduate, who is from Battle Hollow — just south of La Crosse.

Everything to do with Beer, to buy, sell or trade or, just look at.

So much to talk about, so little time.

Signs to look for and what to do if you have them.

Republican Ryan Huebsch joins to talk about launching his campaign for Wisconsin's 94th Assembly District. 

2nd Annual Festival in Viroqua, is WAY more than just books. 

At the Omni Center Saturday, kids from all over, grades 1-8, showing off their business skills in a variety of business opportunities. 

Tony Christnovich joins to talk about the North American Squirrel Association's 22nd annual fundraiser, happening Saturday at the La Crosse Center. Doors open at 4 p.m. with 750 total tickets are available. For more info go here or call Tony at (608) 385-3080.

Kahya Fox, the executive director of Habitat for Humanity La Crosse Area joins to talk about Good Neighbors Day happening Saturday.

Fund Raiser For Nursing Scholarships.

La Crosse city council District 1 Rep. Erin Goggin joins to talk about unwanted sidewalks and unwanted homeless neighbors. 

There's a lot to being a Foster Family, all of it rewarding.

Who she is, where she stands, and what she'll do for voters. 

What do to, when to do it and a tornado drill too..

Having fun, raising money and dancing to your favorite Beatles tunes. May 23 fund raiser.

Helping the Homeless while keeping business and residents safe.

Celebrating all things cannabis. 

Jay Heck, the executive director at Common Cause Wisconsin, joins to talk a bit about the spring election cycle in regards to why dark money is infiltrating even these nonpartisan elections. We also discuss the two Wisconsin constitutional amendments on the ballot and Common Cause's view opinion on them.

Holocaust survivor presenting at Viterbo on 4-3. Lost and found, a family with heart.

The second of a trilogy published now.  From 3:33a.m to Enough was Enough out now. The journey from selling cars, to driving a truck to published author.

Running for office is still ugly business.

83 yr old survivor  Ida Kersz shares her harrowing story on April 3rd, Darryll shares a snippet first. 

Dennis Jacobsen dropped into the WIZM studio to talk about running for La Crosse County Board. Jacobsen is the incumbent, representing District 25. His opponent is Michael White.

Former LaCrosse resident now COO of the Tony Award winning theater group. The rest of this, and next season too.

Legal issues in New York are now political, and there's a war in Ukraine 

After all these years the refuge is still important. Here's why.

For everyone who's ever lost a child.

Do Ev's pollute more than gas powered cars?

Why he wants to keep the job.

Second attempt to make things better. 

Who's opposed to getting cars out of a neighborhood? The Reach building's long term promise.

A newbie wants to shake things up. 

Let's start with what you won't do if elected. 

First time candidate in Dist 19 wants more common sense in county government.

Why do you want to go back, what's on your priority list.

How are things different this time?

How do your kids know so much about what's good for us?

For Horse Sense to work, it needs people.

Does the President have blood on his hands?

What if millions of illegals were allowed to vote?

Do you need more incentive to get involved?  An event for you on the 24th at MGV in W.Salem.

Will this committee help the marginalized in our community?