Ten years ago, photos showing the degradation and torture of prisoners at Abu Ghraib were released to the public in the United States. Veronica Rueckert and Rob Ferrett talk to a national security expert about how far we’ve come on the issue of torture in the last ten years. They also learn how short walk around the office can boost your creativity and discuss how Wisconsin’s aging population could hurt the state’s economy.
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New Report Says Wisconsin's Aging Population Will Hurt State's Economy
A new report from the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance shows the coming retirements from Baby Boomers over the next 25 years will stall the state’s economy. The organization’s president explains this new report and what Wisconsin can do to help solve this impending problem.
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How Going For A Walk Can Increase Your Creativity
New science says going for a short walk, even around your office, can increase your creativity. A New York Times columnist breaks down this research and explains how you can boost your creativity with a little exercise.
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Abu Ghraib, Ten Years Later
Ten years ago, photos showing the degredation and torture of prisoners at Abu Ghraib were made public in the United States. An expert on law and national security talks about what we’ve learned about torture in the last decade, and what still needs to be addressed.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Amanda Magnus Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Todd Berry Guest
- Gretchen Reynolds Guest
- Karen Greenberg Guest
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