Parenting specialists talk about overcoming challenges facing parents of male children. Then we learn about the new Asian-American curriculum requirement in Wisconsin schools. And a women’s sports expert celebrates the tsunami of popularity and profit that is Caitlin Clark and women’s athletics.
Featured in this Episode
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Raising boys in today's climate
For parents, raising boys to be good men has always been a daunting task, and the internet and other cultural factors have made it more challenging than ever. We talk to two parenting specialists about how to raise boys in today’s climate.
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New Asian-American history requirement
We learn about a new Wisconsin requirement to teach Asian-American history in schools.
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South Carolina, Caitlin Clark, and ascendant women's sports
The women’s NCAA basketball championship tournament gave viewers, networks, and advertisers a “March Madness” for the ages. We talk about the impact of Title IX the continued growth and success of women’s sports.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Jennifer L.W. Fink Guest
- Christopher Pepper Guest
- Brenda Yang Guest
- Mary Jo Kane Guest
- Dean Knetter Executive Producer
- Beatrice Lawrence Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
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