A farmer talks with us about handling planting season with shifting tariffs and cuts at the USDA. Then, we discuss cybersecurity concerns related to the work of the DOGE project. Plus, a hatmaker talks about making cheese themed hats for the Kentucky Derby.
Featured in this Episode
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Wisconsin enters growing season amidst uncertainty from tariffs, USDA cuts
Recent tariffs on agricultural products and cuts at the federal Department of Agriculture has added new uncertainty as Wisconsin enters its growing season. An organic farmer and an agriculture educator join us.
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Court interpreter shortage
Language interpreters play a key role in the court system. We hear how a lack of interpreters is delaying justice in some cases.
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Cybersecurity expert discusses risks of DOGE work
Elon Musk and President Trump’s DOGE project has accessed records in a variety of government agencies. A Wisconsin cybersecurity expert talks about what it could mean for our sensitive information.
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Hat designer releases collection inspired by Wisconsin cheese
Christine Moore has been the featured hat designer for the Kentucky Derby since 2018. This year, she created a special collection of haute couture Derby hats inspired by six award-winning Wisconsin cheeses. We talk to Moore about her designs and inspirations ahead of Derby Day.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Kat Becker Guest
- Jerry Clark Guest
- Christine A. Moore Guest
- Trevor Hook Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Richelle Wilson Producer
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Tim Peterson Managing Producer
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