As Goes Wisconsin

Brett Favre is under fire.  Dr. Mike fixes your life and your lineup.  Food Apartheids. 350 Wisconsin.

Brett Favre didn't take a knee but he did take $5,000,000 (04:14 - 10:45)

• Brett Favre stole $5,000,000 in welfare funds from Mississippi.

The Ho-Chunk Treaty was the signed and Hispanic Heritage month (0:13:15 - 0:18:18)

• On this day in 1832, a treaty was signed between the Ho-Chunk and the United States.
• Today is the start of Hispanic Heritage month.

Dr. Mike fixes your life and your lineup (0:25:42 - 0:43:59)

• Psychologist and co-founder of Wanderlust Careers answers viewer questions about career, life, relationships, and of course, your fantasy football lineup.

Dietitian Danielle Nabak talk about local food access (0:45:08 - 1:05:04)

• Policy-focused dietitian, Danielle Nabak explains what a food desert may mean for Americans.

Joe Flick joins to talk about his work with Ignite the Spirit Milwaukee (1:05:32 - 1:19:58)

• Ignite the Spirit co-founder Joe Flick talks about raising funds for firefighters through a variety of events, including pulling a 60,000 lb firetruck.

Emily Park and Chris Unterberger talk about the climate crisis (1:29:56 - 1:49:36)

• Emily Park and Chris Unterberger share the core goals of 350 Wisconsin amidst a climate crisis.

Middle school boys hold their teacher accountable (2:07:47 - 2:13:35)

• The kids are alright. Middle school students in Wausau thought their teacher was behaving inappropriately with young girls, so they did something about it while all the adults around them stalled.

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