We talk to a teen who uses classical Indian dance lessons to help other people manage stress. We also hear what goes into making secondhand stores run. And we look at a move yesterday by state Republicans to block President Trump’s primary challengers from the April presidential primary ballot.
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Who Will Be On Wisconsin's April Presidential Primary Ballot?
On April 7, Wisconsin voters will head to the polls for the state’s partisan presidential primary, and the Republican ballot may end up without a lot of choices. We talk about a move Tuesday to block President Trump’s primary challengers from the ballot.
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Wisconsin Teen Uses Classical Indian Dance To Help Others Manage Stress
Besides performing Bharatanatyam classical Indian dance around the world, a Wisconsin teen also teaches it to adults and young people as a form of stress relief.
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The 'Secondhand' Story Of Your Unwanted, Donated Goods
The average thrift store only sells about one third of the goods that end up on their shelves, and that doesn’t include the many things we donate that never get to the shelf. We talk with the author of a new book who spent years wondering and researching where our donated things go once they leave our hands, from leftover rummage sale items, to the unwanted possessions of a loved one passed away.
Episode Credits
- Judith Siers-Poisson Host
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Judith Siers-Poisson Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- Patrick Marley Guest
- Shruti Parthasarthy Guest
- Adam Minter Guest
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