Royce Podeszwa is a producer for WPR’s “The Morning Show.”
Royce Podeszwa
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National security concerns collide with communities that find a voice, income on TikTok
Wisconsin Security Research Consortium Director Dave Schroeder told “Wisconsin Today” that while TikTok is mostly full of “benign content,” the app’s algorithm could also highlight news that puts American foreign policy in a bad light. Wisconsin-based TikTok star Mercury Stardust, also known as the “Trans Handy Ma’am,” said she doesn’t accept concerns about Chinese ownership…
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Milwaukee college students travel to Israel amid war with Hamas
More than a dozen Milwaukee college students spent time last month in an immersion program on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A UW-Milwaukee student and the director of Hillel Milwaukee share their insights.
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Republican lawmakers call for more oversight on state prisons
Republican Rep. Mark Born, co-chair of Wisconsin’s budget-writing committee, is calling for a new oversight agency on the Department of Corrections.
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Newly sworn-in Kenosha mayor optimistic about city’s future
Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala’s early priorities include ballot access and making the city a destination for new businesses.
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Wisconsin State Parks open camping season near capacity
A Department of Natural Resources chief looks ahead to the camping season and gives advice on how to secure a campground through the busy summer months.
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Saving your garden seeds and building a community in the process
A longtime seed saver says seed libraries help build garden communities as well as expand produce varieties.
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Lower fishing bag limits aim to help struggling walleye
State wildlife authorities are reducing the limit as studies show walleye are struggling to adapt to sporadic, warming winters due to climate change.
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Leading golf magazine ranks Wisconsin as America’s top state for public play
Wisconsin is the best state in the country for public golf courses, according to a new ranking by the magazine Golf Digest, which also touts Kohler’s Whistling Straights as the nation’s fourth best public course.
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Wisconsin heating and cooling specialist optimistic for future of heat pumps
Travis Herzog, a residential estimator and heat pump specialist for Midwest Heating and Cooling, talked with “The Morning Show” about technological advances, maintenance advice and the differences between heat pump systems.
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Wisconsin scientists are leading a large-scale study of Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what they hope to learn.
On WPR’s “The Morning Show,” Sterling Johnson discussed the expectations, methodology and health advice related to a new UW study on how Alzheimer’s and other dementias affect the human brain.