Joy cardin biography

joy cardin biography

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  • Joy Cardin joined the DCHS Board in June of 2020.

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  • Joy served as WPR's News Director, Talk Director and the director of WPR's Ideas Network before she became the host and executive producer of WPR's issue-oriented call-in talk program conveniently called "The Joy Cardin Show." After 31 years at WPR, Joy retired in October of 2017 and immediately began volunteering with organizations and causes.

    • Joy Cardin - Madison, Wisconsin, United States - LinkedIn

  • Remember when Wisconsin's lawmakers took up two gun law reforms that were supported by 80% of the public?
    • Cardin joined WPR in 1986 after working in television news at WSAW in Wausau and WLUK in Green Bay. She helped establish WPR's Green Bay bureau.
    Wisconsin Public Radio host Joy Cardin will retire in September.
    Learned how the Budweiser song morphed into a Wisconsin staple - and how the 5th Quarter began - and the only Wisconsin sporting team the band didn't perform.
    Joy Cardin - WPR - Wisconsin Public Radio

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      Joy Cardin joined the DCHS Board in June of She is a native of Appleton, has a degree in Communications from UW-Stevens Point, and worked as a news reporter at TV stations in Wausau and Green Bay before accepting her dream career at Wisconsin Public Radio.

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      It's the end of an era on Wisconsin Public Radison.

    For years, Joy Cardin has been an companion for hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites as they drive to work in the morning. But soon, the public radio personality will hang up the headphones.

    Cardin announced last month that her final broadcast would be on Sept. 29. She will retire after 14 years broadcasting “The Joy Cardin Show,” and after more than 30 years with the network as a journalist and as a programming director, in addition to her hosting.

    The show has been a call-in current affairs show that, as Cardin puts it, is talk radio minus the shock and minus the shouting. It’s a show about informing the public, facilitating civil discussions, and “changing the world,” said Cardin. It’s also a show about culture, technology, music, leisure, travel and health. Topics from the past week include Hurricane Irma, the state budget, ADHD, and Wisconsin destinations for the fall.

    The show isn’t going away: WPR’s Kate Archer Kent will fill in as an interim host starting in October. Th

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      Wisconsin Public Radio host Joy Cardin will retire in September.

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  • After 31 years at WPR and 14 years as the host of the Joy Cardin show on the ideas nework, Cardin is about to embark on a well deserved retirement.

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