How NATO works, Processing grief

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Yulia Barstow, a Ukraine native who lives with her family in Green Bay, holds a sign reading "Shelter Our Sky" at a rally and donation event for Ukraine in Appleton
Yulia Barstow, a Ukraine native who lives with her family in Green Bay, holds a sign reading “Shelter Our Sky” at a rally and donation event for Ukraine at Appleton’s Houdini Plaza, Friday, March 4, 2022. Rob Mentzer/WPR

We learn more about how NATO functions with the help of an international relations expert. Then, the author of a new book on grief joins us to share how we can better process loss in our lives.

Featured in this Show

  • The past, present and future of NATO

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a big test for NATO, but how exactly does the military alliance work? We discuss that, and what this conflict means for the future of NATO with an expert from the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

  • The myth of closure and how to process 'ambiguous loss'

    The COVID-19 pandemic brought uncertainty and loss to many around the world. An author joins us to talk about why ambiguous loss can be so difficult to process and share some advice on how to start working through a loss.

Episode Credits

  • Rob Ferrett Host
  • Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
  • Rachael Vasquez Producer
  • Emilie Burditt Producer
  • Sean Monaghan Guest
  • Pauline Boss Guest