Stevens Point
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Sep 11, 2026
Rob ZimmerHOST
The seasonal beauty is captivating.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Stevens Point Sculpture Garden is an amazing destination in any season, but especially in the autumn, when the woodlands are transformed by the colors of the fall trees and the beauty of late-season native plants and wildflowers.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Of course, the sculptures are one of the highlights, and surrounded by the colors of fall, the many different artistic renderings in wood, metal, concrete, and other mediums are truly showstoppers.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Edgewood Orchard Gardens in Fish Creek is another stunning sculpture garden set among a winding pathway through the pine woods and beautiful door county simply magical and enchanting you'll see dozens and dozens of larger than life sculptures including natural elements such as birds fish flowers farm animals insects and many more such a charming and unique destination also in door county located in sturgeon bay the garden door is an impressive display garden maintained by the door county master gardener association Here, stroll among several different gardens as well as a breathtaking water feature, a grass garden, pollinator garden, edible plant garden, fairytale tunnel of glass flowers, dunning hydrangeas, a rose garden, and more.
Joe GigantiHOST
Mark wrote in, and he said, I was 36 years old on September 11, 2001.
Joe GigantiHOST
At the time, I was working with a telemarketing firm in Stevens Point.
Joe GigantiHOST
He said because of calling restrictions for telemarketers, we couldn't contact customers until 9 a.m. in most time zones.
Joe GigantiHOST
But of course, being in the central time zone, we could start calling places like New York and New Jersey as early as 8 a.m. Central, which would be 9 a.m. Eastern.
Joe GigantiHOST
Mark wrote in, and he said, I was 36 years old on September 11, 2001.
Joe GigantiHOST
At the time, I was working with a telemarketing firm in Stevens Point.
Joe GigantiHOST
He said because of calling restrictions for telemarketers, we couldn't contact customers until 9 a.m. in most time zones.
Joe GigantiHOST
But of course, being in the central time zone, we could start calling places like New York and New Jersey as early as 8 a.m. Central, which would be 9 a.m. Eastern.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
So the analogy to the Minnesota schools is the Wisconsin ones, which of course I know a lot more about.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
And I do know the difference between Stevens Point, Whitewater, various other lacrosse, but not well enough that I would feel like they do run together in my head.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
Like right now I'm thinking about Tauscher.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
I'm like, where did he start before he went to Wisconsin? And I think the answer is he didn't start anywhere else.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
I think he just went to Madison.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
So I'm confusing him with possibly someone else, Ryan Ramchick, perhaps.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
He went to Stevens Point, I think.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
But again, they do kind of run together, the WEAC schools.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
More Wisconsin communities dropping flock by Isaiah Holmes from the Wisconsin Examiner.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
Stevens Point, Winnebago County, Fond du Lac County, and Sheboygan are among the Wisconsin communities that have recently moved away from flock license plate reader cameras.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
On Tuesday, city staff in Stevens Point began covering the cameras while local elected leaders determined whether they can cancel their flock contract altogether.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
Meanwhile, Sheboygan broke ties with flock after the company reportedly attempted to sell the city back traffic data it was unaware the multi-billion dollar surveillance company was even collecting.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
Flock cameras capture images of vehicles and their license plates on the roadways.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
Police often say that the technology has been invaluable in solving crimes, including carjackings, kidnappings, homicide, drug trafficking, and gun violence.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
The cameras are also used for less serious reasons, such as for traffic enforcement and in policing evictions.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
Reports are surfacing all over the country about the system being misused by municipal and state employees who have access to the data, said Stevens Point Mayor Mike Wiza in the press release late last week.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
So, it, the anal- analogy to the Minnesota schools is the Wisconsin ones, which of course I know a lot more about.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
And I do know the difference between Stevens Point, Whitewater, uh, the various other, La Crosse, but not well enough that I would feel...
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
Like, they do run together in my head.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
Like, right now I'm thinking about Tauscher, and I'm like, "Did he, where did he start before he went to Wisconsin?" And I, I think the answer is he didn't start anywhere else.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
Like, he-
Paul NoonanHOST
Yeah
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
... went to Stevens Point, I think.
J.R. RadcliffeHOST
But again, like, they do, they do kind of run together, the WIAC schools.
NatalieHOST
One more question for this segment.
NatalieHOST
Priya in Stevens Point asks, what is the biggest mismatch Wisconsin faces right now? Is it guards versus wings or bigs versus bigs?
ScottHOST
Probably bigs versus bigs.
ScottHOST
If they're undersized, they will get bullied in the post.
Stan AndersonGUEST
he's already too old he's he's already too old bill No, the little big show is the 18th through the 23rd.
Stan AndersonGUEST
And then the 24th is off in lovely Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Stan AndersonGUEST
And then 25th, we start the big show.
Stan AndersonGUEST
So 18th through the 23rd.
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