In 2014, the 12 largest U.S. cities will be have democratic mayors. Rob Ferrett looks at the impact of this trend. Then, it’s a look back at the year in state news. A guest makes the case for the four-day work week, and a fisherman teaches us what he knows about ice fishing.
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Dems In Charge Of Big City, USA
When Bill de Blasio takes office as New York City’s next mayor on January 1, 2014, it means 12 of the biggest cities in the United States will be run by Democrats. We’ll talk with a reporter about what’s behind the trend and what it might mean on a local and national scale.
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The Case For A Four-Day Work Week
As many baby boomers find themselves having to maintain a full-time work schedule while also caring for elderly parents, many feel pinched. But what if there was a way to strike a balance between both responsibilities? Our guest says it’s possible… if we reduce the work week to four days.
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Teach Me What You Know: Ice Fishing
It’s our series “Teach Me What You Know.” This week we learn about ice fishing from a long-time fisherman.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Cynthia Schuster Producer
- Mark Niquette Guest
- Richard Eisenberg Guest
- Ray Spitz Guest
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