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Wisconsin Public Radio
Wisconsin Today
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Daily News
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“Wisconsin Today” explores the people, places and ideas shaping life in Wisconsin. Join hosts Rob Ferrett and Kate Archer Kent for news and in-depth conversations that you can’t find anywhere else.
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14 November 2025
Federal hemp ban, Rural hospitals, ‘Wrecked Fitz’ book
First, we get a reaction from a farmer about a new federal ban on hemp products. Then, we hear about the state of rural hospitals in Wisconsin with federal health […]
13 November 2025
Legacy of the shutdown, Lessons from incarceration, Appleton folk musician on new album
U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore weighs in on the consequences of the federal government shutdown. Then, a formerly incarcerated author talks about his memoir on how he turned his life around. […]
12 November 2025
Effects of the SNAP pause, Drugged driving, Glacier pilot
First, we learn how the conflict over federal food aid is affecting recipients and grocery stores. Then, two researchers and a local law enforcement official talk about the rise in […]
11 November 2025
Veteran bills, Reckless driving, Community fridges
First, we hear from two Wisconsin lawmakers about bills they are proposing to support veterans. Then, a look at how local officials in Milwaukee are trying to curb reckless driving. […]
10 November 2025
Government shutdown, Preserving DNA of endangered species, Men in nursing
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson from Wisconsin weighs in on the government shutdown. Then, we learn how Wisconsin scientists are saving DNA of endangered animals before they’re gone. And we hear […]
07 November 2025
Government shutdown, Wisconsin’s space research, A local teacher’s fish quest
We look at ways that Gov. Tony Evers is responding to the federal shutdown. Then, we talk with a team from Carthage College about how it is developing a way […]
06 November 2025
Government shutdown, The legacy of a 1977 law, Disability justice zine
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan weighs in on what is now the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Then, we look at the role a 1977 law played in ending redlining […]
05 November 2025
Sexual misconduct in Wisconsin schools, Challenges facing Latino businesses, Cycling without age
We learn about proposals geared toward preventing sexual misconduct in schools. Then, Latino business leaders explain how trade and immigration policies are affecting business in Wisconsin. And, nonprofit volunteers explain […]
04 November 2025
Lapse in food assistance, Suicide prevention, Mobilize the poets
We get an update on the delays in food aid caused by the partial shutdown of the federal government. Then, we look at efforts to curb Wisconsin’s growing suicide rate. […]
03 November 2025
Government shutdown optics, Ancient effigy mounds, Decline in reading
A political scientist explains the long-term implications of the government shutdown. Then, we learn more about the history of ancient effigy mounds in Wisconsin. And, we find out why people […]