We talk to a Wisconsin professor teaching a class about being intentional about doing nothing and being mindful. Then, a former wildlife biologist takes us through the details of the new proposed gray wolf management plan for the Wisconsin DNR.
Featured in this Show
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The academic value of learning to 'do nothing'
A new class at Lawrence has gotten a lot of buzz, because it encourages students to disconnect, to be more mindful — to do nothing. We talk with the professor about how it’s been going.
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Female quarterback advocates for more women in sports, female empowerment
The senior quarterback for Pewaukee High School’s homecoming game was, to some people’s surprise, a woman. A senior at Pewaukee High School, she’s breaking barriers about who can play in sports and advocating for other women to join in the game.
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A closer look at the DNR's new proposed wolf management plan
A state committee has proposed a new wolf management plan for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. We learn more about what it entails and what impact it could have.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Emilie Burditt Producer
- Lorin Cox Producer
- Constance Kassor Guest
- Ava Matz Guest
- Adrian Wydeven Guest
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