Wisconsin Republicans plan to take up several bills in extraordinary session Tuesday, including some that would curtail the power of the incoming governor and attorney general. We examine the magnitude of the proposals. Then, a new memoir by a Wisconsin author chronicles her journey from male to female, tackling topics like gender dysphoria, identity and the shared problem of women everywhere — never enough pocket space. We learn about her transition.
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Analyzing The State Legislature's Lame-Duck Session
State Republicans are planning to vote on a number of GOP-friendly proposals Tuesday, including some designed to limit the power of Gov.-elect Tony Evers and incoming Attorney General Josh Kaul. We discuss the significance of the lame-duck session and what’s at stake.
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One Wisconsin Woman's Transition Story
In her new book “Life Without Pockets – My Long Journey into Womanhood,” Carla Ernst reflects on her life as a trans-woman. We sit down with her for a conversation about transitioning, gender identity, and marginalization.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Bill Martens Producer
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Arnold Shober Guest
- Carla Ernst Guest
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