We get the latest on the death threats against Green Bay officials over the city’s mask ordinance. Then, two young people from Appleton discuss organizing for racial justice and starting a free farmers market. We also find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the plans of high school graduates.
Featured in this Show
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A Look At The Threats Against Green Bay Leaders Over Mask Mandate
Green Bay officials say they’ve been receiving death threats in response to a community-wide mask ordinance that takes effect on Monday. We look at the nature of the threats and explain how the new order works.
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2020 High School Grads Organize For Racial Justice In Appleton
A pair of recent high school graduates from Appleton talk about their plans for future racial justice initiatives, as part of a new organization designed to elevate the voices of marginalized individuals.
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Survey Shows High School Seniors' Plans Affected By COVID-19
A national survey of high school seniors who graduated this year shows that many have altered plans for the fall. We’ll find out what changes they are making and why. And a school counselor will share the best ways for adults to support young people in these uncertain times.
Episode Credits
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Bill Martens Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Judith Siers-Poisson Producer
- Megan Hart Guest
- Ndemazea Fonkem Guest
- Isabella Devine Guest
- Michael Frohna Guest
- Jennifer Reuchlen Guest
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