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Host Libby Collins talks with a newsmaker or local celebrity in this weekly interview segment.

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    WTMJ Conversations: Dr. Allie Kriofske Mainella Discusses Menopause Research

    It’s estimated that 75 million women in the U.S. are in perimenopause, menopause or postmenopause. With funding from the Institute of Women’s Leadership faculty fellowship award and an Explorer Challenge grant, Dr. Allie Kriofske Mainella, Assistant Professor at Marquette University and Director of Counselor Education, started gathering research with the hopes of developing a menopause transition tracking app to provide a tool for women in those life stages. The ongoing study now has data from over 300 women. Kriofske Mainella is this week's featured guest on WTMJ Conversations.

    WTMJ Conversations: Dr. Allie Kriofske Mainella Discusses Menopause Research

  2. 26/07

    WTMJ Conversations: Wauwautosa Fire Chief Barbara Kadrich reflects on being one of the first female firefighters in Wauwatosa

    Wauwautosa Fire Chief Barbara Kadrich was one of the first women in Wisconsin to become a professional firefighter. She told WTMJ's Libby Collins how she ended up in fire service, why it's a great career for both men and women, and why the Tosa and West Allis departments are merging on this blazing hot edition of WTMJ Conversations!

    WTMJ Conversations: Wauwautosa Fire Chief Barbara Kadrich reflects on being one of the first female firefighters in Wauwatosa

  3. 19/07

    WTMJ Conversations: Ken-David Masur's journey from growing up in East Germany to conducting the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and beyond

    Ken-David Masur has conducted orchestras throughout the world, yet spent seven years as the music director of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. He talked with WTMJ's Libby Collins about growing up in East Germany, how he ended up in Milwaukee, and what the future holds for him on this edition of WTMJ Conversations!

    WTMJ Conversations: Ken-David Masur's journey from growing up in East Germany to conducting the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and beyond

  4. 5/07

    WTMJ Conversations: Professor Bryan Rindfleisch shares the true story of how the United States came to be

    As we're celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, how much do we really know about the country's beginnings? WTMJ's Libby Collins sat down with Marquette University history professor Bryan Rindfleisch for an in-depth look at the founding fathers and our unlikely unification. Hear about the motivations behind history's most famous traitor, our first celebrity President, and more on this edition of WTMJ Conversations!

    WTMJ Conversations: Professor Bryan Rindfleisch shares the true story of how the United States came to be

  5. 28/06

    WTMJ Conversations: Toxicoligist Ryan Feldman uncovers mushroom mysteries

    Ryan Feldman is one of the foremost experts in the country on toxic mushrooms. He sat down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to talk about safely foraging in Wisconsin, the benefits and dangers of wild mushrooms, and his podcast diving into the mystery of a mass poisoning.

    WTMJ Conversations: Toxicoligist Ryan Feldman uncovers mushroom mysteries

  6. 21/06

    WTMJ Conversations: Adam Steffan creates innovative theatre at Tosa West High School

    Adam Steffan has been the theatre teacher at Tosa West High School since 2012. In that time, he's gained a reputation for huge, boundary-pushing, sellout productions at the high school level. He talked with WTMJ's Libby Collins about what he hopes to accomplish in high school theatre, working with Broadway writers to premiere the first high school version of a show, and being recognized at the International Thespian Festival.

    WTMJ Conversations: Adam Steffan creates innovative theatre at Tosa West High School

  7. 7/06

    WTMJ Conversations: Former Kenosha Police Officer Brian Gonzales shares his side of the story in an officer-involved shooting that killed a man in 2004

    Previously on WTMJ Conversations, Libby Collins talked with a father whose son was shot and killed by a kenosha police officer in 2004 after a routine traffic stop.  This week, Libby asks Brian Gonzales, the man who pulled the trigger resulting in that young man's death, his perspective of what happened that fateful night.

    WTMJ Conversations: Former Kenosha Police Officer Brian Gonzales shares his side of the story in an officer-involved shooting that killed a man in 2004

  8. 31/05

    WTMJ Conversations: Michael Bell searches for justice in the death of his son by Kenosha police

    For more than twenty years, Michael Bell Sr. has searched for answers about his son's shooting during what originally began as a routine traffic stop. He talked with WTMJ's Libby Collins about why after all these years he is still asking questions and reveals new information he has uncovered about the night his son was shot on this edition of WTMJ Conversations.

    WTMJ Conversations: Michael Bell searches for justice in the death of his son by Kenosha police
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Host Libby Collins talks with a newsmaker or local celebrity in this weekly interview segment.

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    620 WTMJ
  • Autoria
    620 WTMJ
  • Anos em atividade
    2023 - 2026
  • Episódios
    100
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