Rob Ferrett and Veronica Rueckert talk to a “rogue sociologist” about the underground economies of low-income communities. They’ll check in on new poll numbers in Wisconsin regarding the governor’s race and more, and then they’ll talk to the co-founder of Steely Dan about the band’s history and musical influences.
Featured in this Show
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Living In The Underground Economy
Central Time talks to a “rogue sociologist” who investigates the underground economy of low-income urban neighborhoods, from prostitutes and drug gangs to socialites and academics.
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New Marquette Law Poll Shows Tight Race For Governor
New numbers out from the Marqutte University Law School Poll show a tight race for governor in 2014. The pollster behind the numbers talks about the poll, and the other issues on the minds of Wisconsinites.
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Co-Founder Of Steely Dan Talks About Life, Musical Influences
The co-founder and lead singer of the band Steely Dan talks about the band’s history, and the musicians that influenced their sound.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Sudhir Venkatesh Guest
- Charles Franklin Guest
- Donald Fagen Guest
- Chris Malina Producer
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