Category: Podcasts
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PODCAST: Northern Door Pride’s Owen Alabado
Andrew Kleidon is joined by Northern Door Pride’s President Owen Alabado to talk about his journey from L.A. to Door County, the beginnings of Northern Door Pride, their mission and creative events, and a sneak peak at the upcoming cabaret performance: For the Love of Love on Feb. 17. Learn more about the performance here.
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PODCAST: On the Ice at the Door County Pond Hockey Tournament
Andrew Kleidon talks with Sara Rae Lancaster about the upcoming Pond Hockey tournament at the Sister Bay ice rink. Also, a conversation with Pond Hockey veteran Simon Hedeen about the ins and outs of the sport, and the pros and cons of it’s new location.
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PODCAST: The City, the County & the Potawatomi Tower
Andrew Kleidon sits down with Pulse editor Debra Fitzgerald to talk about a pending management change — and perhaps even a change in the location, down the road — for the Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market; how the county is looking at spending some $5.3 million in pandemic-related funding; and the latest on the Potawatomi State […]
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PODCAST: The Next Generation of Restaurant Owners
Andrew Kleidon and Myles Dannhausen Jr. break down the latest info from Door County Medical Center about the number of hospital beds being filled by COVID patients. After the break, a look at how many restaurants have changed owners, been revamped, or been closed over the last year, including the recent turnover at the Whistling […]
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PODCAST: What’s Next at the Boys & Girls Club with New CEO Eric Blumreich
The Boys and Girls Club of Door County has experienced a lot of turnover in recent years. New CEO Eric Blumreich joins Myles Dannhausen Jr. to talk about the future of the club, it’s role in the community, and how he hopes to bring stability to the position and the organization. Blumreich comes to Door […]
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PODCAST: The Pioneer: Architect Virge Temme
Peninsula Pulse editor Debra Fitzgerald talks with high-performance architect and home builder Virge Temme upon the occasion of Temme’s retirement from building sustainable and net-zero homes in Door County; and what’s next for an architect who still wants to change the world one house at a time.
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PODCAST: The Door County Granary Project
Pulse editor Debra Fitzgerald talks with Beth Renstrom, executive director of the Door County Granary project, and Laurel Hauser, vice president of the board of the Sturgeon Bay Historical Society Foundation that owns the structure, about the history of the granary, how the project came to be and what’s in store for the project by […]
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PODCAST: Reading, Writing, and Winning Money
Andrew Kleidon is joined by Grace Johnson to talk about 2022 reading goals, and ways to help you meet yours, like local book clubs, reading groups, and the upcoming Door County Reads events. Also, submissions for the 2022 Hal Prize are now open for Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry and Photography. Find out more at www.thehalprize.com.
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PODCAST: Nate Bell’s COVID Transformation and Growing Into Leadership in His Hometown
Myles Dannhausen Jr. catches up with Nate Bell, the Pulse’s Chief Technology Officer and a Sister Bay Trustee. Bell, who graduated from Gibraltar in 1999, talks about growing into public service in his hometown, how a personal crisis and COVID-19 collided to lead to his own physical and mental health transformation, and how becoming a […]
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PODCAST: What’s Going Down on New Year’s Eve
After a completely tangential conversation about The Matrix, Myles Dannhausen Jr. and Andrew Kleidon give you the lowdown on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day festivities in Door County.
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PODCAST: Polar Plunging with J.R. Jarosh
It started with one man and a dream, and now each Jan. 1 J.R. Jarosh is joined by hundreds of friends for a dip in Lake Michigan. Myles Dannhausen Jr. talks to Jarosh about the Jacksonport Polar Bear Club, pro tips for a successful plunge, and what makes a great home bar.
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PODCAST: 2021 Year-in-Review, and 2022 Predictions
Before the Year in Review issue of the Peninsula Pulse is available this week, Andrew Kleidon and Myles Dannhausen Jr. sit down to go over the biggest stories from the year. Topics of discussion include: How restaurants navigated the labor shortage, steps forward on internet access and affordable housing, an ambitious year in theater, and […]
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A Year in Sound: Podcast Adds Context, Voices to Community Conversations
Our 2021 conversations were some of the most important we’ve had on the Door County Pulse Podcast: about healing from an ongoing pandemic, reinvesting in our future, and attempting to chip away at Door County’s largest challenges. This year the podcast welcomed 43 guests: voices of the hospital helping our community through the pandemic, of […]
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PODCAST: James Webb Space Telescope with Astronomer Heidi Hammel
Door County Pulse Podcasts · James Webb Space Telescope with Astronomer Heidi Hammel Heidi Hammel, the Vice President for Science at the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA), joins Myles Dannhausen Jr. to discuss the James Webb Space Telescope, scheduled to launch no earlier than Dec. 24 (it was previously scheduled for Dec. […]
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PODCAST: Dr. Heise: Hospital Full as COVID Hospitalizations Surge Among Unvaccinated
Door County Pulse Podcasts · Dr. Heise: Hospital Full as COVID Hospitalizations Surge Among Unvaccinated Dr. Jim Heise of Door County Medical Center talks to Myles Dannhausen Jr. about the spike in COVID-19 hospitalizations in Door County and the strain it is putting on an already taxed hospital staff. Nearly all of the hospitalizations in […]
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PODCAST: That Small Town Feeling
Andrew Kleidon is joined by Myles Dannhausen Jr. to wish JJ’s bartender Dave Johnson well as he moves on to work at the Alpine, and how small town bartenders help create the fabric of a community. Also, Myles does a deep dive on the history of the Glenn Miller Orchestra, who is playing at Door […]