It’s common knowledge that when the economy is bad, women have fewer children. However, we look at a new study shows that the effects of a recession can last much longer and could mean some women never have children. Then we discuss the latest news in the raw milk debate in Wisconsin.
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New Study Shows Recessions Could Postpone Motherhood Forever For Some
It’s common knowledge that when the economy is bad, women have fewer children. But a new study shows that the effects of a recession can last much longer and could mean some women never have children. One of the study’s authors discusses her results and what they could mean for society at large.
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Raw Milk Advocates Petition Wisconsin Supreme Court
Raw milk advocates are petitioning the Wisconsin Supreme Court. They say buying unpasteurized products directly from a farm is a constitutional right. A farm reporter puts this story into context.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- Janet Currie Guest
- Joel McNair Guest
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