Season 33

In 1823, approximately 100 members of the Oneida tribe traveled to the Green Bay area from the New York Territory, with more and more families following in the next 20 years. Today, the Oneida Nation comprises parts of Brown and Outagamie counties and offers numerous recreational and learning opportunities to visitors. With attractions like the Oneida Long House, Thornberry Creek Golf Course and big community events like the Fourth of July Pow Wow and Big Apple Fest, people come from far and wide to take in the beautiful land, rich history, and fascinating culture of the Oneida Nation.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, hosts Mariah Haberman and Collin Geraghty experience the city of Menomonie during all four seasons. In the summer, Mariah drinks Old Fashioneds on the gorgeous, waterfront deck at Jake's Supper Club before spending a Friday night at Red Cedar Speedway and checking out the Lake Menomin WaterX event. As Fall approaches, the city pops with color and the UW Stout campus bustles with activity as students return for the year. Collin joins a group of these students to go disc golfing on two of Menomonie's beautiful courses. When the temps drop and the snow begins to fall, there's still plenty to keep you busy in Menomonie!

Here in Wisconsin, we know a thing or two about cheese curds! Eric and Mariah each embark on their own curd crawl to discover the tastiest, cheesiest, golden-fried morsels across America's Dairyland.

Richland Center, nestled in the heart of the Driftless, is home to many timeless treasures. Frank Lloyd Wright architectures decorate the town as the Ocooch Mountains take the outdoors from serene to extreme. Mariah ventures around town taking in the local festivals, community hot spots, views, and brews of this Driftless Area gem.

The Castle Rock Lake area has everything from burgers and beachside to relax and recline. Whether you're looking for a lake-filled day or a quiet little stay, the Castle Rock area has it all.

Wisconsin has a deep history, and there are so many cities that have put a lot of work in preserving the story of their community. Mariah tours the downtowns of Burlington, Plymouth, Ashland and Waukesha to learn how each continues to keep their past alive and remind us why that is so important.

In this episode of #DiscoverWisconsin, hosts Mariah Haberman and Marie Justice head to #Beloit; a city that has undergone a major transformation in recent years. From hip to historic, the city of Beloit has a little bit of everything. We take you to exciting new restaurants, the beautiful Beloit College campus, and unique events where you can celebrate local artists... or take a running jump into a mud pit. Beloit is all about embracing the new, the creative, the adventurous, and above all, a new perspective.

Tucked among glacial bluffs and set along the shores of Lake Wisconsin and the Wisconsin River, Merrimac and Sauk Prairie are hot spots for outdoor recreation and adventure.

Hosts Mariah Haberman and Marie Justice travel to four beautiful communities in Columbia County: Portage, Poynette, Cambria and Columbus.

Whitewater or Second Salem? It depends on what you are willing to believe, but that is the designation this city has gained over the years with its paranormal past and the unique residents that continue to have a strong influence. From exploring the University of Whitewater-Wisconsin and beauty of this area’s natural parks, to investigating a thriving local culinary scene and chilling folklore, Mariah and Eric dive into Whitewater.

Small yet full of attractions all year round that bring people to this part of the state, New Richmond is a growing, busy community that is putting the work in to add so much quality to this city. From fast, exciting events, to contemplative, quiet excursions, Colin gets a feel for the different speeds offered at the edge of the state.

Right in between Madison, Milwaukee and the Fox Valley, Dodge County is an easy drive to a place that's hard to compare to anywhere else. The county's land and water trails provide endless outdoor recreation, while the Horicon Marsh draws birdwatchers, hikers and conservationists from all around the world to experience this one-of-a-kind ecosystem. And the charming communities throughout the county, like Waupun, Beaver Dam, and Watertown, are each home to their own unique histories and attractions, making Dodge County an unforgettable destination!

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, hosts Mariah Haberman and Eric Paulsen explore a city in southwest Wisconsin that is full of history and heart: Dodgeville. This city is beautiful, friendly, full of fun, and just waiting to be discovered!

For those who have never served in the U.S. Armed Forces, it’s impossible to truly understand the experiences of America’s veterans and active-duty service members. While it’s impossible to fully repay them for their sacrifices, tributes to the military can be found all across the state. Mariah travels to four distinct places around Wisconsin dedicated to honoring its military history and heroes. The Military Veterans Museum & Education Center in Oshkosh continues the legacy of military veterans through displays ranging from the Revolutionary War to the present day, along with the largest military vehicle motor pool in the state.

Home to the Premium Outlets and the Pine Cone right off the highway, Johnson Creek is well known as a shopping and food destination. However, there’s a lot more to see as you get further into their community; join Eric as he uncovers the charm and intriguing history of this city at a crossroads.

It's all about Destination Dairy on this week's episode! From dairy farms and creameries, to cheese shops and museums, Wisconsin is jam-packed with dairy destinations. Follow along with, hosts Marie Justice and Jack Taylor, as they head to four places across the state that celebrate Wisconsin's unique dairy heritage.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, host Mariah Haberman takes us to the city of Stoughton. Just a short drive from Madison, Stoughton has all the traditions, charm, and appeal of a small town, plus big-city perks. With a fascinating history, beautiful parks, a lively downtown, and fun community events, there's so much to love about this city!

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, host Mariah Haberman takes us to a city rich in history and full of surprises: Fort Atkinson. Located in Jefferson County, less than an hour from Madison and Janesville, Fort Atkinson offers visitors a charming, small-town atmosphere, and lots of options when it comes to entertainment and dining.

Tucked within the depths of the Kettle Moraine State Forest in the town of Eagle lies Old World Wisconsin. In a setting largely unchanged from the rolling prairies where the first pioneers settled, this living museum brings together a mix of history and hands-on experiences.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, host Mariah Haberman heads to the lively and historic city of West Bend, located just 30 minutes north of Milwaukee on a westward bend of the Milwaukee River.

Door County is one of Wisconsin's most popular vacation destinations - and for good reason! In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, Marie heads up the Door County peninsula to explore the bay-side towns of Sturgeon Bay and Egg Harbor.

In this episode learn more about Gathering Water's mission to help protect Wisconsin’s land, water, wildlife, and way of life. Gathering Waters is Wisconsin’s Alliance for Land Trusts and exists to strengthen over 40 land trusts throughout the state through outreach, education, and communications. Every year, during the months of August and September, Wisconsin land trusts throughout the state host a variety of interactive, outdoor events and activities known as Wisconsin Land Trust Days.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, Jake and Jack take us to a city on the rise in the heart of cranberry country. Located at the intersection of I-90 and I-94, Tomah is the perfect place to stop off or stay awhile as you make your way through the area.

Wisconsin dairy farm families are passionate about taking care of their cows leaving the land better than when they inherited it, which means a fresher, better product for you. But they also make time for other passions. Get to know these dairy farmers who lead interesting lives outside of their dairy domain.

Minocqua… the Island City. And a beloved, Northwoods, summertime destination. But, when the temperatures drop and the seasons change, it becomes a whole new world.

In part one of this special two-part broadcast, the Discover Wisconsin crew highlights Menomonie, West Bend, Fort Atkinson, Dodgeville, Whitewater, Castle Rock, Tomah plus Columbia and Door counties. Part one also features staple events and activities to experience around the state, like Wisconsin Walking Tours in Waukesha, Plymouth, Burlington, and Ashland, and Wisconsin Land Trust Days in Hazelhurst and Baileys Harbor.

In part two, the Discover Wisconsin crew shines the spotlight on New Richmond, Beloit, Richland Center, Stoughton, Merrimac, the Oneida Nation, Old World Wisconsin, Dodge County and the Sauk Prairie Riverway. This episode also goes behind-the-scenes of Discover Wisconsin’s popular “Wisconsin Military Tributes” episode, which featured The Highground in Neillsville, Camp Douglas as well as the Military Veterans Museum & Education Center and EAA in Oshkosh.