Whatever work means for us – whether it’s a paying job or unpaid vocation — work is a defining feature of our lives. “Wisconsin at Work” looks at the jobs we do and the work that connects us.
The Lands We Share: Drew Dettmann
In the 1950s, there were over 100,000 dairy farms in Wisconsin. Today, fewer than 10,000 remain. The Dettmann family, descendants ...
Businesswoman Takes Weed-Whacking Goats On The Road To Chew Up Invasive Species
What’s cute, furry and can take care of pesky weeds and invasive species? Goats. While the idea of using goats ...
Up in the Trees
Climbing trees is a childhood pastime. But for arborists, scaling trees to keep them healthy is a serious pursuit. Seth ...
Running Wisconsin’s Tallest Building
13,000 volts of electricity flow into Wisconsin’s tallest building every day, and for the last 22 years, one man has ...
ER Nurse
Amid the hustle of the state's busiest emergency room, nurses have to keep a cool head. Rebecca Ramizini takes us ...
Trapper
Fur trapping drove Wisconsin’s economy for more than 200 years. Trapping remains a way of life for some Wisconsinites, including ...
Migrant Worker
Wisconsin’s reputation as the dairy state relies on labor from countries like Mexico. In today’s Wisconsin Life, we meet one ...
Car Restoration
On a dead end street in the tiny village of Brooklyn, a former windmill factory now houses some of the ...
Madison Guitar Maker Sells Instruments To Musicians Worldwide
Ten years ago, Todd Cambio quit his job as a carpenter to become a luthier, specializing in guitars from the ...
Pro-Angler
For many Wisconsinites, fishing is more than just a pastime. One Shawano angler is making waves in a male-dominated sport. ...
