We talk with a professor of Russian and expert in Russian food and culture about her latest cookbook. Then a Wiscontext reporter shares some of his work looking into why face coverings became politicized during the pandemic, and how they could be more widely adopted. And we look at where Joe Biden visited in Kenosha and what he spoke about.
The Trump administration announced an extension to a national ban on evictions -- we look at what's in the details of the move, and how it will affect renters, and landlords, in Wisconsin.
We talk with a professor of Russian and expert in Russian food and culture about her latest cookbook. Then a Wiscontext reporter shares some of his work looking into why face coverings became politicized during the pandemic, and how they could be more widely adopted. And we look at where Joe Biden visited in Kenosha and what he spoke about.
Coming out of the largely virtual national political conventions for the 2020 presidential race, we dig into the conversation around whether keeping them virtual in a post-pandemic world makes more sense. Then the head of Wisconsin's largest law enforcement organization walks us through a set of recommendations they have for police reforms.
A public health expert joins us to talk about how this year's flu season is shaping up amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. And we have a conversation with the host of an award-winning program on faith that's new to The Ideas Network's programming. And we discuss the University of Wisconsin's plans to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coming out of the largely virtual national political conventions for the 2020 presidential race, we dig into the conversation around whether keeping them virtual in a post-pandemic world makes more sense. Then the head of Wisconsin's largest law enforcement organization walks us through a set of recommendations they have for police reforms.
A public health expert joins us to talk about how this year's flu season is shaping up amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. And we have a conversation with the host of an award-winning program on faith that's new to The Ideas Network's programming. And we discuss the University of Wisconsin's plans to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A food and drink reporter discusses some responses he received to a request for tasty zucchini recipes. And our weekly look at top stories in national politics includes the latest messaging around protests and racial justice from presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Plus, we hear how you're feeling about the start of school during a pandemic.
A farm owner with a zoological and veterinary background is known for designing science-themed corn mazes. We talk about this year's inspiration. We discuss the role political ads will play in this year's election. And we cover a top news story. We also find out about a recall effort against Governor Evers.
A food and drink reporter discusses some responses he received to a request for tasty zucchini recipes. And our weekly look at top stories in national politics includes the latest messaging around protests and racial justice from presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Plus, we hear how you're feeling about the start of school during a pandemic.
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