For the first time in history, shipments of craft beers have surpassed shipments of Budweiser. We examine the continued popularity of the craft beer movement and its effects on the state. We also speak to the new chancellor of UW-Milwaukee, and look at what’s behind Sony’s decison to cancel the Christmas Day release of its movie set in North Korea, “The Interview.”
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Meet UW-Milwaukee's New Chancellor
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has a new chancellor. We catch up with him to hear about his priorities and how he hopes to make UW-Milwaukee stand out among other top schools in the state.
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Sony decided to cancel the Christmas release of its film, “The Interview,” after terror threats against theaters and a major attack on its computers. What lies behind Sony’s ultimate decision? Is this opening a new front in the world of cyber warfare?
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For First Time, Sales Of Craft Beer Exceed Those Of Budweiser Brand
Once hailed as the “King of Beer,” Budweiser is quickly losing appeal. In 2013, the brand (not including Bud Light) was surpassed by craft beer in the total amount of barrels shipped. That’s a first. A Wisconsin beer guru discusses our shifting taste in beers, the continued meteoric rise of the craft beer industry, and the economic boon it’s providing for the state.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Cynthia Schuster Producer
- Marika Suval Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Mark Mone Guest
- Fred Cate Guest
- Robin Shepard Guest
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