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20/09/2025

September 21st, 2025: The role of open records, Human remains found in Washington State, Analyzing the "no comment" response

WTMJ news anchor & reporter Adam Roberts goes beyond the headlines to provide not just the ‘what’ but also the ‘why’ when it comes to the media’s coverage of some of the biggest stories in the state of Wisconsin & across the country. This week: Adam explores a story involving six children found locked in a storage facility on Milwaukee's north side, and the role open records request play in the coverage. A jury questionaire teases what potential jurors will be asked in the trial of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan. WTMJ's John Mercure recaps new information on the search for Pewaukee-native Travis Decker, accused of murdering his three young daughters in rural Washington State. Wisconsin Watch Managing Editor Jim Malewitz analyzes public officials' use of "no comment" to avoid answering tough questions from the media.
11/07/2025

Something Fishy

Join Steve Scaffidi as this week he hears great stories of high-level fishing in the North Woods and Alaska! PLUS: Outdoors writer Paul Smith with some of his latest stories.
11/10/2024

Ep. 38 - The Life and Times of ESPN's Jen Lada

You can see her great work every Saturday of the college football season on ESPN's College Gameday, and listen to her Monday through Friday, 7-9 a.m. on the Jen, Gabe and Chewy Show on ESPN 94.5 in Milwaukee, but that's just part of what makes Jen Lada so good at what she does. With a resume built on her significant experiences as a sports reporter, radio host, and an award-winning journalist for ESPN, Lada has built a career on telling the stories that shape our national conversation on sports, our culture and our country. Lada sat down with Steve Scaffidi on the Scaffidiology Podcast and shared her thoughts on women in broadcasting, the Caitlin Clark phenomena, and how she'll try to find the time to do even more.
31/05/2024

Ep. 19: Is It Curtains for Wisconsin's State Income Tax?

As state after state eliminates their state income tax, could Wisconsin actually go down that path? Does a state with a tax-generated budget surplus have an obligation to return the taxpayers money? Chris Reader, Executive Vice President at the Institute for Reforming Government, sat down with Scaffidiology Podcast Host Steve Scaffidi for an eye-opening conversation about taxes in Wisconsin. Where do we rank among the fifty states, and how likely is it that Wisconsin follows in the path of states like Alaska, Florida and New Hampshire? Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9 – 10 a.m.
05/04/2025

What's the Difference: Social Media Tips

In this episode, Gina & Ross extend their social media discussion and give out tips for best usage of social media for your business including: why to use social media, how to engage with your customers successfully, and a success story about a Pella salesperson and their positive engagement on social media
06/12/2025

December 5th, 2025: What's public and what's private?, Milwaukee Catholic church consolidations

Every week on Reporter's Notebook, WTMJ's Adam Roberts talks with members of the WTMJ newsroom, as well as reporters from newsrooms from around the state, to get the full picture when it comes to the stories they choose to tell. On this week's episode, Director of Marquette Law School's Water Law and Policy Initiative David Strifling explains why a municipal court case in Shorewood could end up before the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Also, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Sophie Carson details the ongoing debate over church consolidations in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
12/07/2024

Ep. 25: An Amazing Conversation with Bizzy Smith and Sunny Pulver Part 1

What’s it like to compete on a television reality show with a chance to win $1 million? How do professional firefighters Bizzy Smith and Sunny Pulver feel about their time as contestants on The Amazing Race? Steve Scaffidi sat down with the two Wisconsin firefighters for a two-part podcast on their Amazing Race experience and their desire to do it all again. An uncensored and unplugged sit down with two amazing women on this week’s edition of the Scaffidiology podcast. Steve Scaffidi is also the host of the Political Power Hour on 620 WTMJ, Monday through Friday, 9–10 a.m.
13/09/2025

What's the Difference: The Art of Business Entertainment

The key to retaining long-term partnerships is succeeding in the world of business entertainment. A big launch, a new product or service, the rollout is key. This episode Gina & Ross break down what works and what doesn't in business entertaining. "If you're going to be in the gym, be in the gym"
04/09/2025

You Need To Listen: Episode 17 - WTF Is Shrekking?

Add a new word to your dating vernacular. Shrekking, which is, for lack of a better description, the lowering of your dating standards in the attempt to be treated better, only to experience relationship disappointment still. Inspired by the movie Shrek, this is just one of the dating trend that exemplifies the superficial nature of modern dating. Another example? The 666 rule, which refers to men who are 6 feet tall, have six-pack abs and make over six figures. In this latest episode of the You Need to Listen Podcast, Kristin Brey and Steve Scaffidi explore the evolving (or devolving) standards of dating and explore the problems facing singles. How do you match up, get along, and let's be honest, get it on?
29/08/2025

A community liason: The future of WOJB in northwest Wisconsin with Karl Habeck

On August 1, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced plans to wind down operations by September 30th of this year, • • save for a small transition team that will remain employed until January. How this will fully impact the landscape of public media in the US still remains unclear. In northwestern Wisconsin, the state's only independent native radio station already is navigating these murky waters. WOJB based just southeast of Hayward, also known as Woodland Community Radio, first hit the airwaves in 1982. It's the lone public radio station in Wisconsin currently listed as at risk of shutting down in recent analysis by the advisory firm Public Media Company. Station General Manager Carl Habeck joins Reporter's Notebook.

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