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More buildings are using mass timber. Could it boost Wisconsin’s forest industry?
The emerging technology of mass timber could have implications for Wisconsin’s forestry industry.
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Answering your questions about family law; How to brew better coffee
First, we’re joined by lawyers Michael Riley and Tom Kolpien. They’ll answer your questions about family law and other legal matters. Then, an on-air workshop on making…
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Shoeprint forensics, Drinking water projects, Sauna culture
We hear about a UW-Platteville project helping the state expand its database of forensic footprints. We also hear from small villages putting state grant money toward drinking…
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Shelter And Storm 1 Of 11 – Preface & So Near The Soil Part 1
Tamara Dean and her partner David decide to live a healthier life far from the distractions of the city. They choose an eighty-acre farm in the Driftless…
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Chapter A Day
Started in 1931, “Chapter a Day” is WPR’s longest-running program. Jim Fleming, Norman Gilliland, Michele Good, Melvin Hinton, Baron Kelly and Susan Sweeney read a chapter from…
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‘Song Sung Blue’ movie, Nationally acclaimed chef, Wisconsin teen’s Beatles podcast
We talk with the Milwaukee singer whose life is the basis for the new movie ‘Song Sung Blue.’ We also visit with a Hmong-American chef from Wisconsin…
