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EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 40 MIN

Famous People from Wisconsin

from The Cabin · host Eric Paulsen, Dave Janus, Mariah Haberman, Ellen Fallon

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association, this week we're featuring Sheboygan County. Campfire Conversation: This week we're talking about some legendary celebrities that hail from Wisconsin, there are more than you may think! We're talking about:  Mark Ruffalo, Butch Vig, Liberace, Jane Wiedlin, Les Paul, Steve Miller, Harry Houdini, Willem Dafoe, Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker, Frank Lloyd Wright, Jane Kaczmarek, Al Jarreau, Dick Trickle, Jim Lovell, Seymour Cray, Kurtwood Smith, Gene Wilder, JJ Watt,  Chris Farley. Behind-the-Scenes: We’re taking it wayyyy back, and talking about Old World Wisconsin. For centuries, people left old worlds for a new life in Wisconsin. They faced unfamiliar landscapes and languages, learned to establish farms and communities, and blended the old with the new. Here are some of our favorite spots and activities:  1880s High Wheel Bikes, Blacksmithing, Historical Baseball Games, Collecting Eggs, Historical Chores, Historical Beer Brewing, Kettle Moraine Trail. Know Your Wisconsin: County Parks

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On this week's episode of The Cabin we're talking about some of our favorite celebrities that come from Wisconsin, this is a campfire conversation that may surprise you with more talent that you expected. Our BTS segment dives into a new episode of Discover Wisconsin - Old World Wisconsin. Travel back in time and learn about what life used to be like in Wisconsin.

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