With retirement becoming a more and more elusive goal for many Americans, we talk about how the typical ‘retirement years’ are changing for the American middle class. We also look at a new report that looks at income inequality in the United States, and talk with a Wisconsin author who is putting new spins on a childhood favorite: the kiddie cocktail.
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New Report Looks At Income And Wage Gaps Across The U.S.
According to a new report, the United States has regained the amount of jobs lost in the recession…but wages are way down. An economist talks about the findings of the report, and how the growing wage gap is affecting Wisconsin, and the nation.
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The Kiddie Cocktail, Remixed: New Twists On A Childhood Classic
A Wisconsin author talks about a childhood classic – the kiddie cocktail – and how mixologists of all ages can put a new spin on the timeless drink.
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The End Of Retirement
The standard story of the American middle class dream ends in retirement from work, with older years spent pursuing hobbies and enjoying time with family. As retirement becomes increasingly elusive for older Americans, many continue to work into old age…often traveling the country to find work.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Galen Druke Producer
- Laura Dresser Guest
- Stuart Sandler Guest
- Jessica Bruder Guest
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