In the 1960s, the U.S. Navy came up with a plan that would have used Wisconsin’s bedrock foundation to create the world’s largest radio antenna. Our guest gives us the details behind the project, and explains why it never worked out. We also discuss how our personalities affect our money management strategies, and look at a recent spike in gun violence in Milwaukee.
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Pro-Gun Control Group Responds To Spike In Milwaukee Gun Violence
Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn blamed weak gun laws for a several-month-long spike in gun violence in Milwaukee. The Executive Director of the Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort weighs in on the role of gun laws in gun violence.
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Why Wisconsin Was Almost Transformed Into The World's Largest Radio Antenna
A journalist tells the story of ‘Project Sanguine,’ a proposed plan in the 1960’s that looked to utilize the state’s bedrock foundation, as well as a slew of cables, to create the world’s largest radio antenna.
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The Emotional Side Of Money
Money isn’t just about buying, selling, and numbers–it comes with lots of emotional baggage, too. Financial counselor shares the personal side of personal finance–and tells us how our financial personalities shape the decisions we make.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Galen Druke Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Jeri Bonavia Guest
- Joseph Stromberg Guest
- Connie Kilmark Guest
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