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Do you own a business or work for one that wants to reach out to WPR listeners? Discover the benefits of being a Corporate Sponsor by clicking here or contact David Newman at (920) 465-2448.
 WPR is always need of your support, and you can give a major contribution by becoming a Day Sponsor or 9XM Leadership Circle member. To learn about these opportunities click here or contact Ellen Clark at (920) 465-2664.
Volunteering is a rewarding experience and a great way to support Wisconsin Public Radio. If you're interested in volunteering, fill out our volunteer application.
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Hmong Cooking Demonstration
Hmong Public Radio host, Katie Thao, demonstrates how to make spring rolls and egg rolls at a recent Winter Farmer's Market in downtown Green Bay. For a copy of her recipes and preparation click below.
Hmong Eggrolls
Vietnamese Spring Roll
Hmong Public Radio (HPR) can be heard on 88.1 WHID, Green Bay on Saturdays from 5:00-7:00pm. HPR is a resource for the Hmong community providing information and news on the local, state, national, and international level that pertains directly to the Hmong. The program also presents community calendar events, traditional and contemporary Hmong music, and interviews with doctors, lawyers, politicians, and other field experts all in the Hmong language.
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Vietnam Memorial Photo Project
There are 1,244 Wisconsinites listed on the Vietnam War Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television, Milwaukee Public Radio and Milwaukee Public Television are partnering with Wisconsin veterans organizations and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial to spread the word and find a photo of every Wisconsin service man or woman listed on the Wall.
Learn how you can get involved at a free one-hour workshop on Thursday, May 16 at 7:00pm at the Brown County Library, 515 Pine Street in Green Bay. Speakers include Vietnam Veteran Tom Schober (1968-70), who will share stories of his service, and Bryce Kelly, a former teacher who, with his students, has helped find hundreds of photos. More information about the project and refreshments will be available.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS FREE ONE-HOUR WORKSHOP
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Underground Shakespeare Festival
Wisconsin Public Radio is proud to sponsor with the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Theatre Program the Underground Shakespeare Festival. In the 2012-2013 theatre season - beginning in October and ending in August, the works of William Shakespeare will independently appear in multiple theaters and arts venues in Northeastern Wisconsin. Here are upcoming performance dates and links to each company:
Door Shakespeare
Macbeth & Love's Labour's Lost
July 5th - August 18th
Egg Harbor, WI
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Answers to Energy Eco Expo
The Answers to Energy Eco Expo will be held Saturday, May 11, 9am - 4pm at Shopko Hall. It will provide the opportunity to learn how to make affordable, small changes in your everyday life to save money by conserving energy as well as making better choices for the health of your family, community, and the environment. There will be information on geothermal heating and cooling, energy efficient appliances, natural health, solar power, wind power, energy efficient homebuilding, sustainability products and services, recycling, automobiles and other transportation in energy efficiency. For more information visit: ecoexpowi.com
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Weeknights from 10 p.m to Midnight on WPNE-FM 89.3 Green Bay and WHND-FM 89.7 Sister Bay
Monday - At The Edge with Michael Brown
Electronic and Experimental Music
Tuesday- The Blue Side with Mary Flynn
Contemporary and Traditional Blues
Wednesday - Jazz Odyssey with Chris Kuborn
A Journey Through the Transitions of Jazz
Thursday - Kalihwiyo'se with Chris Powless and Richie Plass
Native American Music produced through the support of the Oneida Nation Arts Program
Weekends on WHID-FM 88.1 and WHDI-FM 91.9 Sister Bay
Saturdays from 5 to 7 p.m. - Hmong Public Radio
Offered to the Hmong and Lao communities in the region.
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