We’ll discuss why today’s U.W. System’s Board of Regents meeting won’t be presenting chancellors’ budget challenges as originally planned. The economy may be recovering from the Great Recession, but our guest says the downturn changed America’s working landscape dramatically. A reporter and author joins us to explore the past, present and future of employment in America. We also learn about an ongoing dispute between the Oneida Nation and the City of Green Bay.
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UW Regents Meeting Will Not Include Chancellors' Buget Concerns
We will discuss today’s University of Wisconsin System’s Board of Regents meeting, and why chancellors won’t be presenting their budget challenges as originally planned.
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Oneida Tribe And City Of Green Bay Struggling To Agree On Expansion Details
The Oneida Tribe has been expanding its terrirory in order to take back their pre-treaty lands, but the Green Bay City Council is worried the expansion will make ordinances harder to enforce and take tax dollars away from the city. A reporter in the area explains the situation, and discusses where it’s headed.
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The age of the career-long job is mostly over, replaced by a series of jobs–a guest shares advice on staying flexible through our episodic career.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- KP Whaley Producer
- Matt Oleson Producer
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Nico Savidge Guest
- Adam Rodewald Guest
- Farai Chideya Guest
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