Wanted: Lightweight Aluminum Trailer
Have an aluminum trailer that you don’t have a need for? Donate it to WDRT! We’ve got an exciting project planned this year to make a mobile broadcast unit, and are in need of a lightweight aluminum trailer, similar to those used for snowmobiles.
Call 608-638-9378 or email terry@wdrt.org.
Thanks!
WDRT is Hiring!
Love community radio and have a passion for tech? Join the WDRT crew!
We are currently looking for an Operations Coordinator, who coordinates the technical operations of the station. The right candidate will be a tech-minded person who is proficient with Linux-based operating systems, can work with modern, networked IT infrastructure, has experience with analog and IP-based audio systems and thrives in a self-directed, cooperative office space.
Interested? Check out the Job Description below, and send us a resume and cover letter to staff@wdrt.org
WDRT News: YIHS Student Walk-Out
Youth Initiative High School students in Viroqua held a walk-out on March 14th to raise awareness on gun violence in the United States. YIHS student Ingrid Wendland gave a speech after naming each of the 17 students who died in the Parkland, Florida shooting earlier this year:
Conversations – Viroqua Mayoral Candidates
Dan Peak speaks with Larry Fanta, Irving Leif and Karen Mischel, candidates for mayor of Viroqua. A primary election will take place on Tuesday, February 20th.
Sunday Serenade – The Roddys
Jane & Kevin welcome Doc & Terry Roddy, ‘The Roddys,’ for a raucous hour of music and conversation.
Radio Free Space: Defending Rural Communities against Economic Colonization
A talk with John Ikerd, Professor Emeritus of Agricultural Economics at the University of Missouri. Ikerd discusses “Defending Rural Communities against Economic Colonization.”
This talk was presented at the Industrial Agriculture in the Driftless Area on January 20th in Boscobel, WI.
