We spend a lot of time thinking about what we eat, maybe feeling guilty about an extra donut or a fast food meal. We talk with a guest who says we should think about why we’re eating and let go of the guilt we associate with food choices. We also talk about the future of baseball, with the world of contracts seeing drastic changes, and we take a look at a top news story.
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Is Major League Baseball Heading For Another Strike?
As the Milwaukee Brewers get ready to defend their division crown and make a run for the World Series, Major League Baseball is bracing for a possible work stoppage. Our guest explains why he says massive player contracts in recent years are squeezing out baseball’s “middle class” and how that could potentially stop play in the not too distant future.
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Why Are 2020 Democrats Saying They'll Prioritize Wisconsin In Campaigns?
As the 2020 race for president gains speed, a number of Democratic candidates are prioritizing time in Wisconsin. We talk to a Wisconsin political analyst about what our state’s role is shaping up to be in the election.
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What Does A 'Normal' Diet Look Like?
There are a lot of ideas about which diet is right for you in our culture, in the media and online, but we talk with a dietitian who says it’s not about what we eat, it’s about how we eat and why. We learn why the concept of “healthy” eating can be a complicated one.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Bill Martens Producer
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Bob Nightengale Guest
- Mordecai Lee Guest
- Abby Langer Guest
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