We learn how collectivism and culture may influence one’s choice to wear a mask. Then, we hear about how pandemic-related staff shortages are affecting businesses and attractions in Wisconsin Dells.
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How Cultural Attitudes Influence Mask Wearing
The percentage of people wearing masks in the US and across the globe varied greatly during the pandemic. But a new study finds that a culture’s sense of collectivism clearly predicts whether or not people put on a mask. We talk with one of the study’s researchers about how culture influences mask wearing.
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Wisconsin Dells Facing Summer Labor Shortage
As summer draws near, some of the world-famous attractions in Wisconsin Dells haven’t been able to operate at full capacity or open everyday due pandemic-related employment problems. We hear from the president of the attractions association.
Episode Credits
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Angelo Bautista Producer
- Steven Potter Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Alex English Guest
- Tom Diehl Guest
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