Jessie Dick
CEO / General ManagerJessie joined WXPR in 2003 and has worn many hats over the years—including Marketing Director, Development Director, and Volunteer Coordinator—before being named CEO/General Manager in 2018. She’s proud to lead a station that’s deeply rooted in the Northwoods and powered by a passionate team of staff and volunteers. Jessie believes local public radio is essential for building informed, connected, and resilient communities, and she’s especially grateful for the listeners and supporters who make that work possible.
Originally from Hartland, Wisconsin, Jessie is a graduate of Colorado State University. Outside the station, she enjoys reading, camping, skiing, and spending time with her husband, Jay, and their two sons.
You might hear Jessie hosting various music programs, during membership drives, or bringing you the latest updates on All Things Considered each week.
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How federal funding supports WXPR - and why it’s essential
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Public radio stations across the country, including WXPR, are facing increasing challenges- threats to federal funding, heightened political scrutiny, and financial uncertainties that could impact our ability to serve our listeners. -
Support for the Black History Month Series on WXPR comes from Crate Digger's Music & More, located in downtown Rhinelander.At WXPR, we honor Black history and culture throughout the year—through the stories we share, the music we play, and the voices we amplify. This February, we’re proud to offer special programming that builds on that commitment, celebrating the rich contributions of Black history with inspiring music and thought-provoking history lessons and storytelling. -
This year has been filled with remarkable moments, from inspiring stories and captivating music to the incredible community events that brought us all closer together. Thanks to you—our loyal listeners, donors, and volunteers—WXPR has continued to thrive as your trusted source for news and music. -
Exciting News from WXPR! Brand-New Radio Shows are coming your way, along with updated time slots for your favorite programs.
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This holiday season, let WXPR be your soundtrack for celebration. From heartwarming music to special storytelling programs, we've curated a lineup that will fill your days with joy, nostalgia, and the magic of the holidays.
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Spend Thanksgiving Day with WXPR. -
Jeff Eaton (Reverend Jeff), host of WXPR’s Crossroads Café and Blues Friday, died suddenly at his home in Rhinelander on Thursday, November 9th. -
The WXPR News team earned three Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards in the small market radio category. -
Trapper Schoepp and Susan Spangenberg talk about music and his upcoming performance at the Project North Festival.
