Making and eating ramen, the popular Japanese noodle dish, is the focus of this week’s Food Friday. Then we discuss the charges financier Jeffrey Epstein is facing. And we follow the fall-out of Gov. Evers’ administration announcing $75 million in grants for state transportation projects.
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Food Friday: Taking The Time To Enjoy And Make Ramen
We get our slurp on exploring the history and mechanics of building the perfect bowl of ramen noodles at home. From broths and components to variations on the popular Japanese dish, we talk about how to simplify the cooking process and savor the experience of eating.
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Who Is Jeffrey Epstein And What Is He Accused Of Doing?
Last week, federal prosecutors said lewd photos of teenage girls were found in wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein’s home safe. Since then, the case has unfolded quickly, even including the resignation of a Trump cabinet member. We take a look at the details of the case and what happens next.
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Calls For Overriding Evers Budget Veto After Announcement Of $75M In Grants For Transportation Projects
Governor Evers’ administration announced a $75 million grant program for state transportation projects Thursday. That announcement has been met by criticism from the state Senate that it might result in state taxpayers funding an expansion of Milwaukee’s streetcar. We break down the back and forth.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
- Hugh Amano Guest
- Casey Frank Guest
- Laurel White Guest
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