We learn more about a Wisconsin company trying to make divorce easier on women. Then, a Madison College professor shares the research he’s doing in Antarctica. Later, an author and religion researcher shares the implications of the QAnon conspiracy and its spread.
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Dignifying divorce and other breakups, online
Founders of a new website and gift registry seeking to normalize and provide support for people who are newly single talk with us about their new business.
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Madison instructor shares about his trips to Antarctica to collect weather, climate data
A Madison College instructor has been making regular trips to Antarctica as part of his work to build and maintain weather stations. We talk to him about the stations’ roles in collecting weather and climate data, and a heat-wave hitting the continent.
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QAnon shows increase in followers after Trump administration comes to an end
Roughly 16 percent of the United States population believe in the conspiracy theories of QAnon, according to survey data from the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI). That’s an increase in followers since the Trump administration. Join us to hear from CEO and founder of PRRI and author of the book, White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity.
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