A new UW System budget plan would shift resources away from UW-Madison and to other campuses. We learn about the details of the proposal. Fresh research suggests that the Milky Way may be the lone galaxy in its corner of the universe. An astronomy expert shares just how remote we are and how it changes the way we investigate the cosmos. We also learn about a new twist on Indian cuisine, preserving vibrant flavors but replacing rice and bread with “slow carbs.”
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UW Regents Meet To Vote On Budget, Free Speech Guidelines
The University of Wisconsin Regents have been meeting to determine the operating budget for the UW system this year and how to address campus free speech. We speak with Karen Herzog of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the news.
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All By Our Lonesome: We May Be Living In A Massive Cosmic Void
Our home galaxy–the Milky Way–might be floating alone in a vast, cosmic void according to new research. We’ll speak with David Eicher of Astronomy Magazine about the news and what it could mean.
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The Secrets Of Slow Carb Indian Cooking
Indian food is some of the most flavorful in the world, but it can include a lot of empty carbohydrates. Our guest reimagined the food of her homeland with healthier, “slow carb” ingredients that preserved the flavors she grew up with. She shares her kitchen secrets and a few delicious recipes!
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- J. Carlisle Larsen Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Karen Herzog Guest
- David Eicher Guest
- Deepa Thomas Guest
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