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Route 51 with Glen Moberg


Regional Talk Radio For
North Central Wisconsin.


Call in at 715-261-6371
or 1-800-780-9742
Glen Moberg

Welcome to the Route 51 Web Home! Route 51 airs every Thursday at 5pm on the Ideas Network Stations below.



If you have a topic you'd like considered for Route 51, email us at route51@wpr.org. See the list of upcoming topics below.

You can listen to the full audio of last week's program below as well as past broadcasts on our Route 51 Rustic Road archive page.

So, sit back, relax, and relive the places we've been on Route 51!



Recent Travels

September 25, 2008
Jim Holperin vs. Tom Tiffany

Route 51 will be broadcasting live from the Campanile Center for the Arts on Thursday, September 25 from 5:00 – 6:00 pm. Hosted by Glen Moberg, this week's show will be a political debate between the candidates vying for the 12th State Senate District seat, Jim Holperin (D) and Tom Tiffany (R). This Senate seat was vacated by Roger Breske after Gov. Jim Doyle appointed Breske State Railroad Commissioner. Listen



On the Horizon

October 2, 2008 - Our National Economy
This week's show focuses on the faltering national economy, its effect on North Central Wisconsin, and its political implications for the upcoming November elections. Guests include two top analysts from UW-Stevens Point: Randy Cray, Professor of Economics and Director of the Central Wisconsin Economic Research Bureau, and Ed Miller, Professor of Political Science. Listen

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