We interview Republican attorney general candidate Eric Toney. Then, we learn more about how the hole in the ozone is shrinking. Later, a psychology professor says better understanding school shooters could help us prevent them.
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Interview with Attorney General candidate Eric Toney
Republican Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney is running to unseat Democratic state Attorney General Josh Kaul. We talk with him about his campaign and the big issues facing the state Department of Justice.
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Ozone hole represents rare climate success story
If you haven’t heard about the hole in the ozone layer for a while, that’s because it stopped growing years ago — and it’s now shrinking and on the path to be eliminated by 2065. A climate scientist explains how this rare climate success story happened, and lessons we can take from it as climate change continues to threaten the planet.
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Understanding school shooters, to prevent more shootings from happening
A psychology professor helps us understand some of the problems that underlie school shootings, and how changes can be made to prevent more of them from happening.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Eric Toney Guest
- Tracey Holloway Guest
- Robin Kowalski Guest
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