Yes, you can train a cat to “shake” or “high five.” For National Adopt A Shelter Cat Month, we talk about the qualities that make cats such unique pets. Then, we look at why culturally-sensitive healthcare is important for those in Wisconsin’s Amish community — the fourth largest in the nation.
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How To Appreciate — And Train — Cats
For National Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, we talk about what makes felines such unique pets, and how people can adopt. We also get a handle on their evolutionary history to understand what makes them tick, and — though it takes patience — train them to do anything from “shake” to “high five.”
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Understanding Amish Culture And Health Care
Wisconsin has the fourth largest Amish population in North America. More settlements develop every year and we’re learning more about Amish culture and health care. Our guests explain their latest research on these populations and why culturally-sensitive health care is important.
Episode Credits
- John Munson Host
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Heather Seidel Guest
- Joshua Brown Guest
- Norah Airth-Kindree Guest
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