We talk with the creator of a documentary focus on life in rural Wisconsin about his project and what makes rural communities around the state unique. We also hear from a Milwaukee-based photographer practicing a technique called tintype photography that was popularized in the 1850s. And, we take a look at President Trump’s veto of a resolution that would have ended American military support for the war in Yemen.
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President Trump's Veto Of Resolution That Would Have Ended U.S. Involvement In Yemen War
President Trump issued the second veto of his presidency Tuesday on a resolution that would have ended American military support for the war in Yemen. We talk to an expert on Middle East politics about the extent of U.S. involvement, and the humanitarian crisis that’s resulted from the conflict.
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Milwaukee Artist Practices Tintype Photography
Tintype photography was a common for capturing images during the Civil War-era. While this method has been largely replaced by more modern techniques, one Milwaukee artist is carrying on the tradition. We hear about her process of capturing images onto sheet metal, how it works, and why she does it.
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New Wisconsin Documentary Captures Why 'Rural Life Is The Best Life'
Wisconsin Public Television’s new documentary ‘Portraits From Rural Wisconsin’ aims to capture the hardworking attitude and passion that rural residents feel for the people around them and their way of living. We talk with the creator of the documentary about why telling the rural story was important to him and what he’s learned.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Dalia Fahmy Guest
- Margaret Muza Guest
- Andy Soth Guest
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