We talk to the authors of a new book that advocates for a better relationship between schools and the public. Then, a writer and a researcher help us better understand the extent of Chronic Wasting Disease in Wisconsin deer.
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Opening up schools for civic democracy
Wisconsin and the nation have seen heated confrontations at school board meetings over high-profile issues in recent years. The authors of a new book say there’s a better way for schools and their communities to interact–by bringing the public into the decision-making process more and earlier. They make the case for an “Open System” for schools.
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Chronic Wasting Disease continues to spread in Wisconsin
Wisconsin has the highest recorded rate of Chronic Wasting Disease of any region in the world, and it only continues to spread. A journalist and avid outdoorsman joins us to talk about what that means for hunters, and what we can do to contain the disease. Also, a researcher tells us about a new study that suggests ticks could be carriers of CWD.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Beatrice Lawrence Producer
- Landon Mascareñaz Guest
- Doannie Tran Guest
- Patrick Durkin Guest
- Stuart Lichtenberg Guest
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