Wisconsin’s election this week sparked concerns about how a pandemic could disrupt a national election. We talk about the debate over how to make sure people will be able to vote safely. We also chat about what makes for a great jigsaw puzzle. Plus, an update on the state’s response to COVID-19.
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An Update On Wisconsin's Efforts To Fight The Coronavirus
Despite models showing there will be fewer deaths from COVID-19, Wisconsin health officials are urging people to stay on guard against the virus. Department of Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm gives us the latest on what the state is doing to combat the pandemic.
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These Days, Everyone's A Puzzle Enthusiast
As puzzle manufacturers experience a surge in demand past Christmas levels, we talk with a toy and play expert about why we like doing puzzles and learn about their history.
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Threats To Voting Rights During Coronavirus Pandemic
A gerrymandering expert joins us to discuss how voting rights are being negatively impacted during this election season — marred by a pandemic. We also talk about examples of communities that have seen redistricting revolutions.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Bill Martens Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Andrea Palm Guest
- Christopher Byrne Guest
- David Rolls Guest
- Dave Daley Guest
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