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Giving Dairy Cows A Voice Through Science
Jennifer Van Os discusses her lab's research aimed at improving the welfare of dairy cows.
Report Cards for Wisconsin's Drinking Water Utilities
Manny Teodoro discusses results of the Wisconsin Waterworks Excellence Project.
The Lake Mendota Dugout Canoe Discovery
Wisconsin Historical Society archaeologists describe the recovery of an ancient canoe.
The UW Institute for Research on Poverty
Hilary Shager provides an overview of the Institute for Research on Poverty.
Fueling Academic Entrepreneurship
Thomas 'Rock' Mackie highlights the work of entrepreneurial UW faculty.
Presidential Rhetoric
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
How Do Micro-Organisms Evolve to Become Pathogens?
Caitlin Pepperell discusses Staphylococcus saprophyticus which infects humans and animals.
Sustainable Commercial Fisheries in the Great Lakes
Titus Seilheimer, explores the fish populations and fishing operations in the Great Lakes.
The Next Chapter for Youth Justice in Wisconsin
Tracy Benson, Sharlen Moore, Erica Nelson and Briana Reilly discuss youth incarceration.
Obreros Unidos: Roots and Legacy
Jesus Salas describes his history as a migrant worker and the founding of Obreros Unidos.
Funeral Planning
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Will Wisconsin Become A Climate Haven?
Expert panel discussion on the possibility of climate-induced migration to Wisconsin.
Frank Lloyd Wright's American System-Built Homes
Michael Lilek discusses Frank Lloyd Wright’s mass marketed homes.
Mexican Corn Aerial Roots Reduce Need for Fertilizer
Jean-Michel Ané discusses how a variety Mexican corn creates its own nitrogren.
Mexican Migrant Workers in Mid-Century Wisconsin
Sergio González discusses the Mexicans and Mexican Americans recruited to work in Wisconsi
Milwaukee's First Mexican Community
Sergio González shares the history of the Mexican community in Milwaukee in the 1920s.
Centro Hispano and Latino Flavors
Sujhey Beisser discusses facts and myths associated with Hispanic and Latino immigrants.
Will Wisconsin Become A Climate Haven?
Expert panel discussion on the possibility of climate-induced migration to Wisconsin.
Space Junk from the Moon to the Midwest
Lisa Ruth Rand discusses what happens to the junk left behind from space missions.
Kissel, Wisconsin's Luxury Automobile
Dawn Bondhus Mueller traces the history of the Kissel Motor Car Company of Hartford, WI.
Debussy's Piano Portraits
Catherine Kautsky performs works by Claude Debussy and discusses what inspired him.
Artist Talk: Sonya Clark
Sonya Clark shares stories of the people and events that influence her artwork.
Women Who Dare
Sarah Meredith Livingston and Jiebing Chen discuss women in the performing arts field.
The Art of Food Forest Design
Rachel Belida presents ideas for creating a seven-layer food forest in your yard.
Wisconsin Weather Safety and You
Kurt Kotenberg explains how to prepare for severe weather, and how to keep safe.
Steenbock and the Patenting University Science
Kevin Walters shares the story of Dr. Harry Steenbock, Vitamin D, and WARF.
Flourishing in a Culture of Belonging
Tony Chambers explores the art, science and joy of belonging and flourishing.
One Family and Migration in the 21st Century
Jason DeParle shares a Filipino family’s three decade long journey from Manila to the U.S.
Community Food Access Through Farmers Markets
UW-Extension experts explain how to accept food assistance payments at farmers markets.
Gowing Citrus Trees in Wisconsin
Frank and Taylor Lazar, co-owners of Frank’s Fruit Trees, describe the differences between citrus varieties and present tips and tricks for caring for indoor citrus trees.
Weather Predictability and Predictions
Richard Anthes discusses weather forecasting and high-impact weather events.
Door County Maritime Archeology
Carolyn Rock shares stories from the ships wrecked in the waters surrounding Door County.
De-Extinction: Resurrecting Extinct Species
Stanley Temple addresses concerns regarding the possibility of reviving extinct species.
Tracking Insects Across Wisconsin in the Pandemic
PJ Liesch compares trends in statewide insect activity before and during the pandemic.
Why Do Birds Sing?
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Developing a Pollinator's Paradise
Mark Dwyer creates gardens to attract hummingbirds and butterflies.
Pinery Boys: Lumberjacks Songs of the Upper Midwest
James Leary recounts the story of Franz Rickaby and shares songs from the lumberjack era.
The Science of Soil Health
Jerry Hatfield explains how soil degrades and how to enhance soil to keep it healthy.
A History of Birds and People in the Heart of America
Michael Edmonds explores the relationship between Midwesterners and the birds around them.
Reestablishing a Nourishing Relationship With Nature
Stephen Packard discusses environmental requirements for successfully restoring prairies.
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