Clara Neupert is a producer for “The Larry Meiller Show” on WPR News. She previously hosted “The West Side,” a call-in program focused on issues specific to western Wisconsin. Clara grew up in Beloit and is a graduate of the UW-Eau Claire journalism program.
Clara Neupert
Latest Posts
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Unraveling misinformation about cancer clinical trials
UW Health’s Sarah Kotila is working to clear things up for cancer patients and their families. She’s a nurse and the clinical trials navigator manager at the Carbone Cancer Center.
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How to paint your home like a professional
You need to put in the prep work if you want to paint like a master craftsperson, said Nick Slavik, proprietor of the Nick Slavik Painting & Restoration Company.
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4 things to know about fall bird migration, according to a Wisconsin naturalist
Bill Volkert, a retired wildlife educator, returned to WPR’s “The Larry Meiller Show” to talk about the wonders of our feathered voyagers. Here are four takeaways.
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Capturing the stories behind the apple
Dan Bussey joined Larry Meiller to share the stories behind a few beloved apple varieties. The pair heard from several callers during “Garden Talk.”
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Siding your home? Home inspector talks strengths, weaknesses of different materials
Wisconsin registered home inspector John Freiburger gives an overview of vinyl, brick veneer, fiber cement, cedar and aluminum siding on “The Larry Meiller Show.”
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Stay on your feet: The power of exercise to prevent falls
Falls are common for older adults, but they can be prevented by daily movement and strength training, physical therapist Susan Frikken tells WPR’s “The Larry Meiller Show.”
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Interested in getting into golf? Here’s how to make your new hobby more affordable
Wisconsin’s public courses offer a mix of top-level play and inexpensive choices, says Rob Jansen, executive director of the Wisconsin State Golf Association.
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Excessive barking? Your dog could be bored or under-exercised
Dogs bark to communicate how they feel or raise alarm. But while a vocal canine is natural, excessive barking can signify a deeper problem, said Bill Stork, the owner and operator of the Lake Mills Veterinary Clinic.
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