A UW Alumna made it big in Hollywood. We talk to the star of the new film “Gone Girl” about her role and her time in Wisconsin. We also invite you to share your pop culture generational touchstones in our “Share Something” segment. Then, a new report ranks Wisconsin as having the most negative political ads in the entire country. We explore what that says about the state and how it affects the way Wisconsinites feel about politics.
Featured in this Show
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Actress With Wisconsin Ties Makes Big-Screen Debut In 'Gone Girl'
The blockbuster novel “Gone Girl” has been adapted into a film starring Ben Affleck. UW alumna Carrie Coon joins us to talk about her role in the film, and her career in television, film, and theatre.
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How Does Having The Most Negative Political Ads In The Country Affect Wisconsinites?
According to the Wesleyan Media Project, Wisconsin’s political ads during this round of elections have thus far been the most negative in the country. Wisconsin media scholar Mike Wagner weighs in on what this says about the state and how it may shape political opinions.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Galen Druke Producer
- Carrie Coon Guest
- Mike Wagner Guest
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