It’s an emergency physician’s remarkable journey, and lessons from the front lines of public health. Baltimore’s former health commissioner explains how America’s health departments are a shadow of their former selves - underfunded and undervalued. Later, a reporter joins us to discuss an investigation into how police whistleblowers have been treated nationwide.Īuthor: Public health is in dangerous territory - Responding to infectious illnesses is the cornerstone of local public health. Then, we bring on callers to share what they love about their favorite t-shirts.
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Learning how to talk about race, Why we love our favorite shirts, How police whistleblowers have been silenced - We learn how to talk about race and why it matters with the help of the author of a new book.
Plus, we look at how a sharp rise in pet ownership is changing our economy and society.
Then, a reporter joins us to discuss an investigation into how police whistleblowers have been treated nationwide. Why we love our favorite shirts, How police whistleblowers have been silenced, Pet ownership in America - We bring on callers to share what they love about their favorite t-shirts. Then, we learn how to talk about race and why it matters with the help of another new book author. We look at how pets are changing our economy and society. How pet ownership is changing America, Learning how to talk about race - Pet ownership in the United States has doubled over the last 20 years. For a while, he lived at the Indian boarding school in Keshena, but then was happy to be returned to his family home. He was born the son of a medicine woman in 1924 on the Menominee Reservation. Little Hawk And The Lone Wolf 5 Of 14 - Jim Fleming reads from "Little Hawk and the Lone Wolf," a memoir by Raymond Kaquatosh. We talk with our Weather Guys about clouds and take a look ahead with a winter weather forecast. Weather Guys: Winter weather causes punch holes in clouds - This month numerous “punch holes” were spotted in clouds around the Midwest. Two agriculture and climate experts talk about how farmers - with the soil they till - can store carbon and reduce greenhouse gas emissions Transforming farmland - About a quarter of greenhouse emissions are created from our food, agricultural and land-use systems. We catch up with the host to talk about the highs of the last year and what's ahead for the show. "Wisconsin Foodie" host Luke Zahm on Season 11, holiday food - The last season of “Wisconsin Foodie” saw host Luke Zahm trying everything from Washington Island cuisine to caviar from Lake Winnebago. Then we talk with a representative from the Milwaukee area about efforts to eliminate the personal property tax. State Capitol Report: Efforts to improve testing of sexual assault evidence and eliminate the personal property tax - We talk with a state senator from Madison about her bills the Legislature recently passed that are designed to improve the testing procedures for evidence collected in sexual assaults. Shaw, the author of a new book on the history of the Postal Service and the threats to its continued existence. Postal Service under the watch of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy have slowed mail delivery times and made postage rates more expensive. New book examines US Postal Service's troubles - Changes implemented in the U.S. Songs for the Season - Join Jeff Durkee this week for the best in new and traditional folk music, including favorites from Patty Griffin, Chicago Farmer, and Aoife O’Donovan! Propaganda 1776: Secrets, Leaks, And Revolutionary Communications in Early America - Our guest explores the Declaration of Independence as a "masterstroke of propaganda," links Benjamin Franklin to WikiLeaks, and explains the use of stolen documents, fake news, and leaked letters on both sides of the Revolutionary War. A biographer, a poet, a memoirist and a filmmaker describe the moral struggle and personal cost involved.
Writing Truth and Lies - It's a long walk from the truth to the whole truth.
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