There are plans to build a new sports complex in Milwaukee designed for athletes with disabilities. We learn how this new facility could benefit both the athletes and the entire city. We also hear from an author with obsessive-compulsive disorder, learn about a proposed pipeline in Dane County, hear listeners’ book suggestions, and look at Governor Walker’s plan to finance a new arena for the Bucks in Milwaukee.
Featured in this Show
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OCD And The True Story Of A Life Lost In Thought
Writer David Adam looks at the forms and treatments of obsessive-compulsive disorder and shares his own experience with obsessive thoughts. His book is called The Man Who Couldn’t Stop: OCD and the True Story of a Life Lost in Thought.
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Taking A Look At Governor Walker's Tax Proposal For New Bucks Arena
Governor Walker has announced a $220 million financing plan for a new arena in Milwaukee, to be included in his upcoming budget. It would institute a ‘jock tax’ on the professional athletes who use the facility. A business and sports reporter breaks down the proposal.
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Sports Facility For Disabled Athletes Approved In Milwaukee
A new sports facility for athletes with disabilities has been approved for the Milwaukee area. A guest from a sports management company discusses the economic impact this facility could have in Milwaukee, and why a center for adaptive sports could draw athletes from all over.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Galen Druke Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- David Adam Guest
- Don Walker Guest
- Damian Buchman Guest
- Jason Clement Guest
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