A Republican state legislator discusses a bill that would ban doe hunting in northern Wisconsin. Then, we recap recent state politics news with a panel of reporters. Then, a maritime archaeologist talks about preserving shipwrecks. Then, an actor and a director of an a cappella production discuss their work.
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State Capitol Report: Rep. Chanz Green discusses deer hunting regulations
Last week, the state Senate passed a bill that would restrict doe hunting in northern Wisconsin for the next four years, advancing the measure to the governor. We talk with the bill’s author, state Rep. Chanz Green, R-Grand View, about the legislation’s goals.
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State Capitol Report: Senate floor voting recap
The state Senate completed what is expected to be its last scheduled floor voting period of the year. We speak with a panel of two Wisconsin statehouse reporters on what legislation advanced and what failed to gain enough traction.
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Why ‘time capsule’ shipwrecks become protected by state law
Two shipwrecks in Wisconsin waters are now on the State Register of Historic Places. We talk to a maritime archaeologist about visiting these and other protected shipwrecks and why she advocates for legal protections.
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Milwaukee theater group presents a world-ending a cappella competition
Known for staging dark plays, the Milwaukee theater company The Constructivists depict the end of times as seen through competitive, Midwest singers in “A Cappocalypse! Or… Oconomowocappella’s A Cappella Practice Has Been Canceled.” We talk to the director for the production opening March 23.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Chanz Green Guest
- Jessie Opoien Guest
- Emilee Fannon Guest
- Tamara Thomsen Guest
- Jaimelyn Gray Guest
- Keegan Kyle Executive Producer
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Mackenzie Krumme Producer
- Avery Lea Rogers Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
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