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Hosted by Gregory Humphrey · history · EN-US · 45 episodes
Conversations with people about ideas and their interesting backgrounds. From artificial intelligence assisting those with dementia to the way ham radio benefits local communities, I conduct long-form conversations from the Madison isthmus.
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Send us Fan Mail From a police shooting to a neighborhood kid who loves flags and gives this podcast a bounce of hope for all of us, democracy’s guardrails, and the words we use, and two amendments on Wisconsin's November ballot that must be defeated.
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Send us Fan Mail What a week as Democrats break with blind support for Israel, and Pete Hegseth is concerned about testosterone in the military. What happens when the atmosphere becomes the lead story? And what about gun control bans in places like Cook County, once the Supreme Court hears a case later this fall, opposed to the ban?
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Send us Fan Mail The new book, The Lost Founder, by Jesse Wegman, is examined for ideas about what happiness meant to the Founders and which Supreme Court justice introduced the concept of judicial review. Coloma, Wisconsin, is discussed in relation to the New England annual town meetin' (no g) and why the small village might consider such a gathering after it was reported that two Waushara County Sheriff's Department officers collected $75,000 each but issued no citations and made no arrests.
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Send us Fan Mail Stacy Vaccaro and Jim Lietz (current and former sheriff's deputies) made the Waushara Argus this week with news that begs the question, what does conservatism mean in a red county that purports it desires fiscal austerity? The Badger Project broke the news this month. The Argus, itself, is a focal point for requiring letters to the editor to be paid for, which undermines an open letters policy that is broadly respected nationwide by newspapers. American values that we took for granted are under attack, and that is the theme in this podcast.
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Send us Fan Mail Is there a case to be made for not supporting the United States soccer team at FIFA games, given what our nation has done from ICE to Iran? A dinner party in Dane County asked what criteria the Germans used as Hitler came to power as a way to measure when citizens need to consider leaving their country of birth. What lessons can Americans learn from the lead-up to WWII as we watch our democracy continuously attacked?
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