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Opening day for Brewers, Seed saving, Financial advice for millennials
A sports journalist previews the baseball season of the Milwaukee Brewers. Then, a farmer explains best practices on saving seeds for future harvest. Then, a financial advice podcaster offers advice on saving money as a millennial.
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Women’s sexual health, Immigration lawyers, Ezra Klein, The Repair Cafe movement
An author of a study on women’s sexual health discusses the findings. Then, we examine a shortage of attorneys creating a backlog of immigration cases. Then, New York Times columnist Ezra Klein joins the show ahead of a Madison event. Then, we discuss the Repair Cafe movement finding momentum in Oshkosh.
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Wisconsin native wins Oscar, Hospital for wild birds, Illness politics and social media
We hear from Green Bay native and producer Josh Rosenberg about contributing to “The Last Repair Shop,” which won an Academy Award this month for best short documentary. Then, we learn about a hospital for injured and ill birds amid the spring migration. Then, the author of a new book discusses illness politics in national…
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Hearing loss in rural America, Ability ambassadors, Coffee as an artform
We talk about hearing loss and a new study showing its prevalence in rural areas. Then, a leader of The Alumni Resource Center and a pair of ability ambassadors overview a project to promote workplace accessibility. Then, we hear from the author of “The New Art of Coffee: From Morning Cup to Caffeine Cocktail” about…
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April elections, Rep. Shelia Stubbs talks criminal justice, Advice for spring cleaning
A WPR reporter previews the statewide April elections. Then, state Rep. Shelia Stubbs, D-Madison, joins the show to discuss criminal justice issues. Then, we get spring cleaning tips from a professional organizer.
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New construction helmets, Research on soybean products, Author talks history of Latinos in Wisconsin
We learn about a collaboration to reduce work-related traumatic brain injuries. Then, a soybean farmer tells us how the crop could be used in firefighting. Then, a Marquette University historian chronicles the role of churches and religious spaces for Latinos in Wisconsin.