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Myles Dannhausen Jr. - Co-host covering Door County news, community stories, and local interviews.
Debra Fitzgerald - Co-host covering Door County news, community stories, and local interviews.
Maryanne O'Dowd - Voter Education, Community Journalism Partnerships, And The Observer Corps.
Tammie Grossman - Nonpartisan Voter Education, League Priorities, And Election-year Programming.
Eleanor Corbin - Controversial Door County Local Issues, Including Wakesurfing On Clark Lake And The Rock On The Rock Event.
Herb Gould - Door County League Baseball, Local Sports Stories, And The History Of Baseball In Door County.
The H2B Worker Shortage, Belgian Days and a Big Triathlon Weekend
July 10, 2026
This weekend nearly 2,000 athletes will converge at the Door County Triathlon, Southern Door will host its big summer party and it all happens as businesses are grappling with delays and denials for summer international workers. Myles Dannhausen Jr. and Debra Fitzgerald discuss all this and the latest on a new CAFO in the county.
Gearing Up for a Midterm Year with the League of Women Voters
July 08, 2026
2026 is a midterm election year, and for the League of Women Voters of Door County, that means the same nonpartisan voter education work it does every election cycle now carries extra weight. Debra Fitzgerald talks with two of the League’s leaders – Tammie Grossman, who recently stepped into the chair role, and Maryanne O’Dowd, who coordinates the League’s Observer Corps – about what voters can expect this year, League priorities, its community journalism partnership with the Peninsula Pulse ...
Local Issues Making Waves and Rocking Quarries
July 01, 2026
Peninsula Pulse reporter Eleanor Corbin joins Debra Fitzgerald to discuss two controversial local stories: wakesurfing on Clark Lake and the new “Rock on the Rock” event at the former Leathem & Smith quarry. Wakesurfing has become a popular recreational sport, but not everyone believes it belongs on a shallow lake like Clark Lake. Meanwhile, neighbors have raised concerns about “Rock on the Rock,” which features live music and an LED light show projected onto the quarry’s 70-foot rock wall.
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