The Morning Show

Rebroadcast from the Archives: Christopher Cooper, author of "Disaster: Hurricane Katrina and the Failure of Homeland Security."

A preview of tomorrow's Harbor Park Jazz Rhythm and Blues Festival in Kenosha.

UWP English Professor Jonathan Shailor discusses the communication styles of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. 

Teacher Kyle Schwartz, author of "I wish my teacher knew: hoe one question can change everything for our kids."

Robert Beezat, author of "Character Based Management: A Key to More Productive and Effective Organizations."  

Kristi Wilson, creator of "Sweet Impact."  It was created to draw attention to human trafficking in the chocolate industry. 

Preview of the Harbor Park Jazz, Rhythm and Blues Festival on August 20th.  

Biologist Marla Garrison (with Nan Calvert) talks about dragonflies and damselflies

Dan Barry, author of "The Boys in the Bunkhouse: Servitude and Salvation in the Heartland."  

Mavis Himes, author of "The Power of Names: Uncovering the Mystery of What We are Called."  Also-more from Dr. Steven Ungerleider on the memorial the athletes murdered at the 1972 Olympics. 

Mary McNear, author of "The Space Between Sisters: A Butternut Lake Novel."  

Constantine Markides, co-author of "Chasing Water: Elegy of an Olympian."   

Preview of this year's Pike River Rendezvous

Soprano Marni Nixon (rebroadcast of a 2006 interview) 

Previews of two Olympics-themed documentaries: "The Boys of '36" and "Munich: '72 and Beyond." Both air tonight on PBS.  

Gateway Technical College President Bryan Albrecht

Analysis of the National Democratic Convention with Representative Cory Mason and Carthage College Professor Jeff Roberg 

Larry Tye, author of "Bobby Kennedy:  The Making of a Liberal Icon

Dr. Art Cyr, Carthage's Clausen Center;  Dr. Cyr joins us to talk about current events. 

Laura Hermanns discusses her recent mission trip to Rwanda

Larry Olmsted, author of "Real Food, Fake Food."   

Carthage College political science professors Jerry Mast and Jeff Roberg discuss the Republican National Convention

Dr. Sheila Birnbaum, author of 'Life begins at 60: Motherhood, Marriage, and Reinventing Ourselves."

Part two: Michael Leahy, author of "The Last Innocents:  The Collision of the Turbulent Sixties and the L.A. Dodgers."   

Michael Leahy, author of "The Last Innocents:  The collision of the Turbulent Sixties and the L.A. Dodgers."   

Mark Singer, author of "Trump and Me."   

Champion distance swimmer Dyan Nyad, author of "Find a Way." 

Nan Calvert- with Dave Giordano, Exec. Director of Root-Pike Watershed Initiative Network.

Victor Strecher:  "Life on Purpose:  How living for what matters most changes everything." 

State Democratic Party Chair Martha Laning; State Republican Party Communication Director Pat Garrett

Gateway Technical College president Bryan Albrecht

J. Ryan Stradal,  author of 'Kitchens of the Great Midwest."  

J. Ryan Stradal,  author of 'Kitchens of the Great Midwest."  

A preview of Kenosha's Secret Garden Walk

"Hippie Inc." - a discussion of the most significant entrepreneurial innovations of some of the original hippies, innovations that are a powerful economic force to this very day. 

Ray Forgiani and Melanie Hovey - Kenosha Harbor Market.

Edward Lengel, author of "First Entrepreneur:  How George Washington Built his - and the Nation's - Prosperity."   

Mark Eichner,  director of the Racine Municipal Band. 

Dr. Art Cyr, Director of Carthage College's Clausen Center.  Dr. Cyr joins us to offer analysis of current events. 

Tentatively Schedule:  U.S. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan

Bill Lascher, author of "Eve of a Hundred Midnights:  The Star-Crossed Love Story of Two WWII Correspondents and their Epic Escape across the Pacific."  

Preview of Friday night's Lakeside Pops concert of the Racine Symphony

TV personality, author, and Transgender teen Jazz Jennings.

Ellen Fitzpatrick - "The Highest Glass Ceiling."  (The history of women who have run for president.) 

for World Refugee Day-  Sasha Chanoff, author of 'From Crisis to Calling" 

Former major league baseball player Ransom Jackson, author of "Handsome Ransom Jackson: Accidental Big Leaguer."

Part One:  The conclusion of our interview with Wendy Paris, author of "Splitopia."  Part Two:  Trevor Crow Mullineaux, author of "Blending Families:  Merging Households with Kids 8-18." 

Wendy Paris, author of "Splitopia:  Dispatches from today's Good Divorce and How to Part Well." 

Craig Gall, director of the Kenosha Pop Band;  Melissa Snowza,  Fifth House Ensemble. 

Nora McInerny Purmont, author of "It's Okay to Laugh (Crying's Okay, Too) - a Memoir."