A homeless shelter manager tells us about a new facility and why it’s needed. Then, a Milwaukee investigative reporter shares her reporting into her cousin’s unsolved murder. Then, we discuss the conflicts around where to place solar farms and solar panels.
Featured in this Episode
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Homeless shelter opens in Menomonie
The Cairn House in Dunn County is a 20-bed shelter for people experiencing housing insecurity. The shelter manager talks about the facility, which uses solar power, as well as why the region needs long-term housing solutions.
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How a Milwaukee journalist found answers about her cousin’s murder
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigative reporter Mary Spicuzza discusses mafia crimes in the 1970s and the unsolved murder of her cousin.
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As solar energy grows, so do conflicts over where to put it
Solar energy is experiencing a boom, spurred by government subsidies, improved technology and fears of climate change. Conflicts over where to put solar farms are also growing. Two guests help us navigate land use conflicts and offer advice to homeowners.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Heidi Hooten Guest
- Mary Spicuzza Guest
- Lawrence Susskind Guest
- Nick Hylla Guest
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Avery Lea Rogers Producer
- Joe Tarr Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
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