Lee Snodgrass
The Good Land Cooking Challenge (Hour 2)
We recap the latest episode of Top Chef-Wisconsin, which gets into the overlooked but increasingly revered culture of Indigenous cuisine. And Rep. Lee Snodgrass of the Fox Valley is featured in this week’s Women Win Wisconsin, powered by Motherhood for Good.
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Rational Revolution – Lee Snodgrass
Mark Becker's guest this week is 57th Assembly District Representative Lee Snodgrass. They discuss the changes coming to the district maps in Wisconsin and what it takes to get things done in the state right now.
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The Roadmap to Protecting Democracy (Hour 2)
While Republicans are working to make voting less convenient and undermine confidence in elections, Democrats in the Legislature have introduced a new package of bills to protect democracy, promote voting and increase transparency of the big money infecting our politics. Rep. Lee Snodgrass will discuss the ongoing fight against those who promote conspiracy theories about and conspire to overturn elections.
Protecting the Pollinators (Hour 2)
State Assembly Rep. Lee Snodgrass is again asking her Republican colleagues to help protect pollinators from pesticides and other threats, so that bees and other pollen collectors can keep doing their part to support tens of millions of dollars in crop production in our state.
Women Winning Wisconsin—Fox Valley. Guests: Rep. Lee Snodgrass, Kristin Alfheim (Oct 5 – Hour 2)
Our “meet the candidates” interviews continue; this time with two women running in the Fox Valley: State Senate candidate Kristin Alfheim and State Rep. Lee Snodgrass. Also: Tim Michels expresses support for a plan that would tear apart public services in Wisconsin by dropping the income tax rate for the super-wealthy down to the same level as the poorest household.
Interview: Representative to Wisconsin’s 57th Assembly District Lee Snodgrass
Representative Lee Snodgrass is ready for re-election and shares what issues she wants to tackle.
“If you died, would you become a diamond?”
Our favorite co-host Greg Bach is back! Getting to know Representative Lee Snodgrass. Ben Brey helps us understand what's happening in the stock market these days. Tammy Baldwin's new bills. Wisconsinites are returning to the workforce. Wisconsin residents are un-retiring. Low-stress jobs are on the rise.
Representative Lee Snodgrass has finished her first term and is ready for more (0:20:58 - 0:44:28)
- Representative to Wisconsin's 57th Assembly District, Lee Snodgrass talks about why she's running for re-election and the challenges of being a legislator.
Ben Brey explains the market (0:44:40 - 0:57:02)
- Yesterday was the worst day for the stock market since 2020, but why? Founder of Deductive Capital, Ben Brey explains.
Senator Tammy Baldwin talks about her new bills (1:05:16 - 1:20:13)
- Senator Tammy Baldwin believes all Wisconsinites should be able to watch Packer games without hassle per her Go Pack Go act.
- In support of same-sex and interracial marriage, Senator Baldwin pushes for her Respect for Marriage bill to be passed.
- Senator Baldwin pushes for legislation to increase access to Opioid overdose reversal drug, through the Naloxone Education and Access Act.
Why so many Wisconsinites have chosen to 'un-retire' (1:30:43 - 1:41:23)
- Many elderly folk have chosen to come back into the workplace due to boredom, inflation, and lack of budgeting.
Many are switching careers to work in more low-stress jobs. (1:50:10 - 2:04:18)
- The new era of treating a job, as simply just a job, has been on the rise and many people are no longer working outside of their job description.
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