The Wisconsin State Fair kicks off in West Allis on Thursday. We talk about some of the new animals, attractions and food at this year’s festival. Bug tacos anyone? But first, we explore how cultural institutions can be more inclusive and reflect the communities they serve.
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Making Art And Culture Accessible To All
Four years ago, the Madison Children’s Museum stopped requiring patrons to prove their eligibility for reduced admission. We explore how that policy change has impacted memberships and visitor traffic. We also discuss how cultural institutions can be more inclusive and reflect the communities they serve.
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Snake Soup And Other New Foods At 2019 State Fair
You can find dozens of new foods at this year’s State Fair, including a Brownie Waffle Stick, a Jalapeño Popper Hot Dog, and Snake Soup. Of course, you can also stick with the cream puffs. Our guest previews new foods and attractions for the 11-day annual event, which begins Thursday in West Allis.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Jana Rose Schleis Producer
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Sandra Bonnici Guest
- Kristin Chuckel Guest
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