We look at the history of Hong Kong in the context of ongoing political protests. And we learn how people can help record all of the invasive plants and animals in Wisconsin via snapshots. We also discuss how institutions of higher education can better promote free speech and inclusion on campus.
Featured in this Show
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Putting Hong Kong Demonstrations In Context
We learn about some of the historical context for the mass political demonstrations in Hong Kong — some of which recently became violent in the Hong Kong airport.
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Snapshot Day Seeks Volunteers To Identify Aquatic Invasive Species
Saturday is Aquatic Invasive Species Snapshot Day, and groups are seeking the public’s help in seeking out non-native plants and animals in the state’s waterways. We learn more about the event, and what will be done with that data that’s collected.
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Inclusion, Free Speech And Political Correctness On College Campuses
Across the nation, colleges and universities are grappling with issues of inclusion, free speech and political correctness. We hear from one university president about how institutions can handle these issues in meaningful and productive ways.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Gordon G Chang Guest
- Natalie Dutack Guest
- Michael S. Roth Guest
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