Rob Ferrett explores what happens at a philosophy dinners, then reviews the frac sand news in 2013, finally looks at how sandals can save lives.
Featured in this Show
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The Philosopher's Table: How To Start Your Philosophy Dinner Club–Monthly Conversation, Music, and Recipes
Good food and great conversation can nourish the mind, body, and soul, according to philosopher and writer Marietta McCarty. She’ll share her tips for starting your own philosophy dinner club, with topic, music, and recipe recommendations.
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A Big Year For Frac Sand In Wisconsin
Frac sand–the sand used for natural gas and oil fracking–is a booming industry in Wisconsin, generating jobs and fears of health and environmental risks. A WPR reporter tells us why 2013 was a big year for frac sand in the state.
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Saving Lives With Better Flip-Flops
A Wisconsin researcher is working to fight disease in Africa by developing a better flip-flop. He joins the show to explain why an everyday item could be a life-saver.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- Marietta McCarty Guest
- Rich Kremer Guest
- Tony Goldberg Guest
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