A recent court ruling has changed what an unpaid intern can do, and makes it easier for companies to use them. Our guest argues that this ruling is bad for interns, and that internships in general need more oversight. We also hear from a Kewaunee farmer who responds to a report alleging him and others of polluting the water in the area. We’ll also hear about the state’s backlog of untested rape kits. And, we’ll tackle a big question: what food defines Wisconsin for you?
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A Farmer's Perspective On Kewaunee County's Dairy Pollution Report
A recent report from the Socially Responsible Agricultrual Project looked into environmental issues in Kewaunee County, stemming from large farming operations. A Kewaukee County farmer responds to some of the report’s claims.
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New Ruling Changes Unpaid Internships
A decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that companies can employ unpaid interns, as long as there are clear educational benefits. Our guest, a plaintiff in the suit, argues that internships need more oversight to make sure interns get a fair deal.
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New Investigative Report Finds Thousands Of Untested Rape Kits In Wisconsin
A new report finds that tens of thousands of rape kits remain untested in the United States, with around 6,000 in Wisconsin. A reporter discusses the backlog, and efforts around the state to reduce it.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Chris Malina Producer
- Matt Oleson Producer
- Eric Glatt Guest
- Keegan Kyle Guest
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