Rural emergency medical services are having trouble attracting volunteers, and a state organization is trying to build interest in the field among young people. Our guest explains how his team is trying to recruit and retain EMTs around the state. We also take a look at how segregation has shaped Milwaukee’s schools, and get the results from the latest Marquette Law School Poll.
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Results Of The Latest Marquette Law School Poll
The latest Marquette Law School Poll was released today. We find out what Wisconsin residents are saying about the races for the U.S. Senate and the presidency, as well as other current issues.
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Organization Focused On Supporting Rural EMS
The Wisconsin Office of Rural Health provides federal grants and other services to more than 60 hospitals around the state, and this year it’s focused on supporting Wisconsin’s emergency medical services. The office’s director explains why EMS is an important part of rural healthcare, and how they’re trying to get more young people involved.
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The Impact Of Segregation On Milwaukee's Public Schools
The author of a new book says that the history of Milwaukee’s public schools has been shaped by three eras defined by race and segregation: no choice, forced choice and school choice.
Episode Credits
- Judith Siers-Poisson Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Judith Siers-Poisson Producer
- Matt Oleson Producer
- Charles Franklin Guest
- John Eich Guest
- James K. Nelsen Guest
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