An Oneida Nation official joins us to share the 200-year history of the tribe in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about a sober section at Green Bay Packers home games. Later, an author shares her book on what the extinction of species teach us about humanity and grief.
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Oneida Nation celebrates 200 years in Wisconsin after forced relocation
2022 marked 200 years of the Oneida Nation in Wisconsin. We learn more about the tribe’s history in the state and how they were relocated here.
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Why there's a 'sober section' at Lambeau Field
We learn about a section of sober support at Lambeau Field, and how it’s been going this season.
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Endlings: What the last of a species can teach us about grief and extinction
Endlings are the last individual of a species — like Lonesome George the Pinta tortoise and QiQi the baiji. We talk to the author of a book about what endlings reveal about grief and the power humans hold amid the Earth’s sixth mass extinction.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Lorin Cox Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Tom Doughman Guest
- John Plageman Guest
- Lydia Pyne Guest
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