We discuss the potential for Congressional hearings and proceedings to be more engaging for the public. And a researcher tells us about the effect body-worn cameras have had on Milwaukee police. And we look at a proposal to make colby the official state cheese.
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How To Make Congressional Activity More Engaging To The Public
According to our guest, hearings in the U.S. House are a “nightmare” to viewers while floor proceedings are even worse. He explains what he says makes them so painful and explores how modern technology can increase citizen interest in Congress.
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What Effect Do Body Cams Have On Milwaukee Police?
When body cameras were introduced in police departments, the idea was to have a video record of police interactions that would make police departments more accountable. We talk to the authors of a new study looking at what effect body cams have had in the Milwaukee Police Department.
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Proposal To Make Colby Wisconsin's State Cheese
A proposal in the Wisconsin legislature would make colby the official state cheese. We talk with one of the bill’s sponsors, and ask whether you agree.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Bill Martens Producer
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- J. Carlisle Larsen Producer
- Rick Shapiro Guest
- Dan Lawrence Guest
- Kathy Bernier Guest
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