We talk with a small business development group leader about free assistance being provided in the Green Bay area. And a psychology professor and environmental studies expert talks with us about human attachment to spaces and places. We also discuss being smart about taking risks when it comes to breaking safer-at-home orders with a public health expert.
Featured in this Show
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UW-Green Bay's Small Business Consulting Agency Is Helping Hundreds Of Area Businesses For Free
Coronavirus has presented small businesses with big, complex questions that they’re being forced to answer with limited resources. We talk to the head of the Small Business Development Center at UW-Green Bay about the help they’re providing to some of those small businesses free of charge.
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How Spaces Become Part of Our Identity (And Why We Miss Them)
We develop feelings and memories in relation to places and spaces, whether that be a restaurant, special vacation spot, favorite park or trail. We talk with a professor about why we develop these place attachments, and hear what places listeners have been missing.
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Beating Quarantine Fatigue
We talk with a public health expert about why extreme, all-or-nothing measures to compel people away from danger… never work.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Tara Carr Guest
- Susan Clayton Guest
- Dr. Patrick Remington Guest
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