New research shows that even a short walk around your office can boost your creativity. Rob Ferrett and Veronica Rueckert talk to a New York Times columnist about this science and what we can do to get our creative juices flowing. They also learn about a new Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building that just opened to the public, discuss a new report that says Wisconsin’s aging population could hurt our economy, and talk to a historian about the unfinished history of Tibet.
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Tibet's Unfinished History
Tibet’s history is an unfinished story, with an ongoing Chinese occupation. A historian tells the story of Tibet’s isolation, its mystique in the west, and how it fell to Chinese rule.
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New Report Says Wisconsin's Aging Population Will Hurt State's Economy
A new report from the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance shows the coming retirements from Baby Boomers over the next 25 years will stall the state’s economy. The organization’s president explains this new report and what Wisconsin can do to help solve this impending problem.
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How Going For A Walk Can Increase Your Creativity
New science says going for a short walk, even around your office, can increase your creativity. A New York Times columnist breaks down this research and explains how you can boost your creativity with a little exercise.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Lezlee Brown Halper Guest
- Todd Berry Guest
- Gretchen Reynolds Guest
- Amanda Magnus Producer
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