A recent report finds that Milwaukee has one of the most inequitable housing markets in the country. We discuss the gap between home values in the city’s predominately white neighborhoods and predominately Black neighborhoods. Then, we talk about the value of finding friendship with those of a different generation.
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A Look At What's Behind Milwaukee's Housing And Racial Inequality Gap
New research shows that homes in predominantly white neighborhoods in Milwaukee are worth substantially more than homes in Black-majority neighborhoods. That makes the city one of the most inequitable regions for real estate in the nation. We look at what’s driving the gap.
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Looking for friendship? Befriend someone of a different generation
People young and old could benefit from spending more time together. We talk with a professor and writer about why and how to build intergenerational friendships.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Bill Martens Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Michelle Delgado Guest
- Ellyn Lem Guest
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