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Wisconsin Life (2014)
Celebrate Wisconsin's people and places with host Angela Fitzgerald. Learn something new, meet someone unexpected. Wisconsin Life is a collaboration from PBS Wisconsin and Wisconsin Public Radio. Watch, learn, listen at wisconsinlife.org.
Wisconsin Life: Season 1 - 8 Episode s
1x1 - Voyage of Discovery
February 3, 2014
An eclectic collection of people share what matters most to them in their Wisconsin lives. Meet a Green Bay teen who joins the only all-female Great Lakes tall ship crew, a pair of Door County artists with a special connection, a Nekoosa-based custom crafter of pool cues, a La Crosse professor who lives to “bust myths” and a River Falls librarian with a novel idea to promote a love of books.
1x2 - All Aboard!
February 10, 2014
A collection of eclectic people share their Wisconsin lives - including an Argyle couple with an impressive toy train collection, a Lac du Flambeau man who shares his tradition of birchbark canoe building, a Stevens Point author of a popular trilogy of fantasy novels, a metal sculptor who transforms trash into treasure and a lifelong book enthusiast with a passion for Little Free Libraries.
1x3 - They Always Deliver
February 17, 2024
Stories of life around Wisconsin include a trio of Lake Geneva mail boat jumpers, a woodcarver who captures delicate details, the director of Milwaukee’s Latino Strings Orchestra, a Madison photographer who documents the night skies and a roving band of “yarn guerillas” in La Crosse.
1x4 - An Eggstraordinary Obsession
February 24, 2014
Meet a collection of people who share their Wisconsin lives. Stories include the Egg Lady of Egg Harbor, a Door County hockey team that plays under water, a UW-Oshkosh professor who won an international award for being the best of the worst, a youth counselor who helps teens gain confidence through nature photography.
1x5 - Fuel Your Adventure
April 27, 2014
Watch this episode to meet an eclectic collection of people who share what matters most to them in their Wisconsin lives including: an urban farmer, a yoga instructor who adds a new twist to the traditional practice, a pair of Midwest surfers, a Native teacher in Green Bay schools and an unlikely set of hunting partners.
1x6 - Wisconsin Grown
May 4, 2014
Watch this episode to meet a whole new collection of people who share their Wisconsin lives, including: Chef Tory Miller, Susan Cosgrove who operates Paoli's one-stop-shop for anything fowl, elite gymnist Marvin Kimble, opera singer and artist Jennifer Stevens, and Lyle Anderson - the official carillonneur for the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
1x7 - Traditions
May 11, 2014
Watch this episode to meet individuals who share a slice of their Wisconsin lives, including: dragon boat uber-enthusiasts Curt and Janine Chiaverotti, Juan Botilla and his group of Monona Grove High students, UW-Madison custom glass blower Tracy Drier, Hmong community leader Katie Thao, and David Cieslewicz who describes how a family tradition turned a deck a cards into much more.
1x8 - Rhythm of Life
May 15, 2014
Watch this episode to learn about a collection of people who share their Wisconsin lives, including: UW bee researcher Claudio Gratton, clog dancers Tracy Mullaney and Christi Pfaff , U.S. National Parks Ranger Branda Twaits, costume maker Lois Levanhagen, and international jazz musician Richard Davis.