A medical historian shares how the health industry put women’s health issues on a lower tier for many decades. Two married relationship experts talk about how to “fight right” with your partner. Plus, we chat with the author of a new walking guide to Milwaukee history.
Featured in this Episode
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How women's health care developed in America
A medical historian tells us about how treatment of women’s health today has been shaped by generations of oppression, ignorance, and indifference towards female bodies from health practitioners —mostly male ones.
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Can arguments help strengthen a relationship?
Far from being a relationship-ender, fights and conflict can deepen intimacy in a relationship if you take the right approach. We talk to world-renowned relationship therapists Julie and John Gottman about their new book, Fight Right: How Successful Couples Turn Conflict Into Connection.
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Walking through Milwaukee's history
Milwaukee historian John Gurda talks with us about his newest guidebook, which takes people on a walking tour of his home city.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- John Gottman Guest
- Julie Schwartz Gottman Guest
- John Gurda Guest
- Kristen C. Heller Guest
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