We learn more about a pay-what-you-can restaurant going into a Wisconsin museum. Then, a disability rights advocate shares their efforts to make the outdoors more accessible. Later, we talk to an astronomer about what we’re learning from the James Webb telescope.
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First pay-what-you-can museum restaurant opens in Wisconsin
The Madison Children’s Museum opened what might be the first pay-what-you-can restaurant to ever open in a museum. The chef of that restaurant and a museum employee talk with us about why the restaurant opened and how it’s going so far.
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Disability rights advocates work toward better outdoor accessibility
More people started visiting their local and state parks at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but who has access to those outdoor spaces? A disability rights activist talks to us about their work to make outdoor spaces more accessible and inclusive to all, regardless of physical ability.
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An astronomer explains what the James Webb images of Jupiter reveal about the gas giant and what else scientists are hoping to learn from the telescope as it photographs the universe a million miles away from Earth.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Emilie Burditt Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Dave Heide Guest
- Jonathan Zarov Guest
- Monica Spaeni Guest
- Thomas Beatty Guest
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