Peter Leidy has over 20 years of experience working for people with disabilities

Singer, Songwriter, Commentator

Madison Wisconsin's Peter Leidy (musician, keynote speaker, supports people with disabilites, training)

I write and sing songs about Wisconsin life and politics. Here's an example on Youtube about our recent budget. I like to have fun with our great dairy state and the unique assortment of people who call Wisconsin home. Once a month I perform singing commentary on Wisconsin Public Television's Here and Now, for which I recently won an award.

In addition to the list below, more information about Wisconsin-themed songs can be found on the CD's and MP3's page.

Read what the press has to say about my music.

"Well my bags are packed, I'm ready to go
I'll take the jet, the car's too slow
I hate to think of traveling by car
My day's full -- I'm a busy guy!
This is why I choose to fly
Kenosha to Racine is pretty far ..."

A song for Madison's Mayor Dave Cieslewicz Recorded live on 105.5 Triple M with Jonathan and Kitty		listen
Feingold's Running Mate	lyrics	listen
Surviving the Election	lyrics
Leaving on a State Plane	lyrics
Love Song for the Wisconsin Legislature	lyrics
Ode to Brett Favre	lyrics
Wisconsin Was Made for You and Me	lyrics
More Titles & to Buy: CD Page

Wisconsin Public Television Clips:
01/26/2007 - Video
"Peter's State of the State Song" & award- starts at 23 min.

10/12/2006 - Transcript
In the character of Governor Jim Doyle, Peter croons to the tune of "I Will Survive."

04/20/2006 -Transcript
Peter Leidy singing in character as Jim Doyle awaiting Tommy Thompson's speech about his political intentions.

06/30/2005 - Transcript
'Here and Now' commentator tribute show: "The Best of Perry and Leidy"- to the guys who offer their insight and entertain viewers week after week.

For more 'Here and Now' commentary go to : WPT
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Peter Leidy shakes Tommy Thompson's hand after conference performance

Peter was part of a panel roasting former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson for a fundraiser. (Read Article)