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9/16/13 7:30am |
State Capitol Report: Sen. Cullen On Retirement, Redistricting And More - The State Capitol Report continues when Joy Cardin talks with Democratic State Senator Tim Cullen. He discusses his recent announcement about his retirement at the end of this term, his plan to reform redistricting in Wisconsin, and other happenings in state politics.
Guest(s): Tim Cullen |
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9/16/13 7:00am |
State Capitol Report: Act 10, Raw Milk, GAB Audit - A federal judge rules that Wisconsin's law stripping public workers of collective bargaining is constitutional. In this week's State Capitol Report, Joy Cardin and WPR's state government reporter recap the decision and what it means for public unions. Plus, they discuss a proposal to legalize the sale of raw milk, a vote to audit the Government Accountability Board, and other happenings in Wisconsin politics.
Guest(s): Shawn Johnson |
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9/16/13 6:00am |
UW Ophthalmologist Answers Your Eye-Related Questions - AARP says that among people age 40 and older, 25 million have cataracts and 2.5 million have glaucoma. Plus, for people age 50 and up, more than 2 million have age-related macular degeneration. Joy Cardin's guest ophthalmologist discusses how to protect your eyes and preserve your vision, and answers your questions about eye care, conditions and treatments.
Guest(s): Dr. Dan Knoch |
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9/15/13 7:00am |
On Your Money: Stress On The Job, Long-Term Care Costs, Saving Money On TV - For many workers, the end of the summer vacation season also means a return to the daily grind at the office. In this week's edition of On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley explains what's stressing us out and shares some tips to help you relax. Plus, he has some advice on choosing and paying for long-term care costs, and saving money on your television entertainment bills.
Guest(s): Kevin McKinley |
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9/13/13 8:00am |
Week in Review: Syria Latest, Act 10, Protesters At Packers Game - The White House says Russia’s prestige is on the line as a diplomatic solution to secure Syria’s chemical weapons plays out. In the Week in Review, Joy Cardin’s guests of opposing political perspectives discuss the latest developments and how they say the U.S. should act. Plus, they weigh in on a federal judge’s decision to strike down an Act 10 lawsuit, Native Americans’ plans to protest at this weekend’s Packers-Redskins game, and more of the top national and state political stories.
Guest(s): Julian Bradley , Eugene Kane |
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9/13/13 7:00am |
Saving AM Radio - The New York Times recently wrote an article about the plight of AM radio since the digital age. Joy Cardin’s guest discusses if AM radio as seen better days.
Guest(s): Jack Mitchell |
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9/13/13 6:00am |
Celebrating Wisconsin Foods - Chances are, there’s a market near you where area farmers sell their vegetables. Or a winery that sells its products all over the state. What does “local” mean to you? Joy Cardin talks to the organizer of a new festival about great Wisconsin foods and how more people can access them.
Guest(s): Tiffany Kenney |
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9/12/13 9:00pm |
An Englishman's View of America - How are Americans different from our neighbors across the pond? Joy Cardin talks to a guest author, from Great Britain, who says Americans are notably optimistic and outgoing. But he also says our writing isn’t so great, and we have a tendency to make patriotism a religion.
Guest(s): Terry Eagleton |
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9/12/13 8:00am |
An Englishman's View of America - How are Americans different from our neighbors across the pond? Joy Cardin talks to a guest author, from Great Britain, who says Americans are notably optimistic and outgoing. But he also says our writing isn’t so great, and we have a tendency to make patriotism a religion.
Guest(s): Terry Eagleton |
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9/12/13 7:00am |
Raw Milk Debate Heats Up Again At State Capitol - A new bipartisan bill in the state Legislature would allow for the sale of raw milk to the public. Joy Cardin talks with two guests who attended Wednesday's public hearing on the matter: first, a raw milk advocate who says prosecuting farmers is a waste of tax dollars, that consumers should have the right to choose, and that health concerns are overblown; then, a raw milk critic who says the product is unsafe for human consumption and presents no nutritional advantage over pasteurized milk.
Guest(s): Mark Kastel , Shawn Pfaff |
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9/12/13 6:00am |
Celiac Disease - One out of 133 people in the United States have an allergic reaction to gluten. Joy Cardin’s guest discusses the treatment of Celiac Disease.
Guest(s): Marilyn Geller |
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9/11/13 9:00pm |
Be Your Best Self - Who do you admire most? Are they a high-achieving musician, business person, or even someone in your community? Joy Cardin talks to a guest who says that no matter how you define success, you can learn to live the life of the those you most admire.
Guest(s): Bob Deutsch |
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9/11/13 8:00am |
Be Your Best Self - Who do you admire most? Are they a high-achieving musician, business person, or even someone in your community? Joy Cardin talks to a guest who says that no matter how you define success, you can learn to live the life of the those you most admire.
Guest(s): Bob Deutsch |
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9/11/13 7:00am |
Obama Speaks To Nation About U.S. Role In Syria - President Barack Obama is scheduled to address the nation Tuesday night to discuss the situation in Syria, including a deal to avert a U.S. military strike against Damascus. Joy Cardin's guest political scientist analyzes Obama's remarks and discusses how Congress may react. Plus, weigh in on this week's Big Question: Do you approve or disapprove of Obama's handling of the Syrian conflict?
Guest(s): Charles Franklin |
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9/11/13 6:00am |
More Middle And High School Students Using E-Cigarettes - The use of e-cigarettes by middle and high school students has doubled from 2011 to 2012, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Joy Cardin's guest tobacco expert says while producers claim e-cigarettes are a healthy alternative to smoking, their health effects are largely unknown. Plus, he discusses why he says e-cigarettes are a gateway to smoking, and what he says needs to be done to discourage smoking among teens.
Guest(s): David Abrams |
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9/10/13 9:00pm |
On Your Money: Stress On The Job, Long-Term Care Costs, Saving Money On TV - For many workers, the end of the summer vacation season also means a return to the daily grind at the office. In this week's edition of On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley explains what's stressing us out and shares some tips to help you relax. Plus, he has some advice on choosing and paying for long-term care costs, and saving money on your television entertainment bills.
Guest(s): Kevin McKinley |
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9/10/13 8:00am |
On Your Money: Stress On The Job, Long-Term Care Costs, Saving Money On TV - For many workers, the end of the summer vacation season also means a return to the daily grind at the office. In this week's edition of On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley explains what's stressing us out and shares some tips to help you relax. Plus, he has some advice on choosing and paying for long-term care costs, and saving money on your television entertainment bills.
Guest(s): Kevin McKinley |
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9/10/13 7:00am |
Four Takes On Syrian Conflict - President Barack Obama is expected to address the nation Tuesday night to make the case for U.S. military action against Syria. Joy Cardin's guests discuss the political and military fallout of a possible strike or inaction. She also talks with U.S. Senator Ron Johnson about why he says he supports an "arm-and-shame" approach to Syria.
Guest(s): Jeannie Sowers , Dale Herspring , Bruce Jentleson , Ron Johnson |
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9/10/13 6:00am |
Sharing the Road - Cars, bicycles, and pedestrians all use the same streets to get around, but collisions between any two can result in injury or death. Joy Cardin’s guest shares advice for the safe coexistence of all road users.
Guest(s): Jessica Binder |
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9/9/13 9:00pm |
Mondays With Mike: September 2013 Edition - At last, WPR.org has a fresh new face! In this month's edition of Mondays with Mike, Joy Cardin and Wisconsin Public Radio Director Mike Crane discuss how to navigate and use the new site. Plus, they address your questions and concerns about WPR programming and operations.
Guest(s): Mike Crane |
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