We hear arguments about why the Cardinal-Hickory Creek power line is needed, despite concerns from environmental groups. Then, the new president of the state’s Technical College System explains her vision for the schools. Then, we learn about celebrations planned for Dia de Muertos.
Featured in this Episode
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Cardinal-Hickory Creek transmission line now active
The controversial Cardinal-Hickory Creek power line went active last week, even though a lawsuit over it continues. We talk with the head of the Clean Grid Alliance about why the organization believes the line is needed.
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Brewers make the playoffs
We talk with a sports reporter about the Milwaukee Brewers’ ambitions this post season.
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New state technical college system president talks enrollment, artificial intelligence
Earlier this month, Layla Merrifield formally began her role as the new president of the Wisconsin Technical College System. She replaces Morna Foy, who retired after 12 years on the job. We speak with the new president about her priorities and how the state can improve its technical colleges.
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The Driftless Region's Dia De Muertos Celebration
We learn about the Dia De Muertos Celebration, the Mexican tradition honoring loved ones who have passed, planned for the Driftless Region.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Beth Soholt Guest
- Layla Merrifield Guest
- Gabriela Jiménez Marván Guest
- Dean Knetter Executive Producer
- Joe Tarr Managing Producer
- Avery Lea Rogers Producer
- Trevor Hook Producer
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