Badger Talks

Badger Talks Podcast

Education EN ↓ 77 episodes

This podcast will give a sneak peak to the upcoming Badger Talks and showcase the person behind the discussion topic whether it's about the history of the Wisconsin Ice Age Trail, the history of Ragtime music, the changes in the dairy industry, or updates on the latest ground-breaking health care research being done on the University of Wisconsin- Madison campus.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: badgertalks.wisc.edu

Author

Badger Talks

Category

Education

Podcast website

badgertalks.wisc.edu

Latest episode

Nov 10, 2026

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Episodes

Feeling hopeful about climate change with Greg Nemet 10.08.2021

Professor and educator Greg Nemet joins Ben on the podcast to discuss being hopeful about climate change, geeking out from seeing wind turbines and solar panels, and pond hockey. Links to Greg's upcoming virtual Badger Talk Live, and upcoming and past Badger Talk Live recordings, can be found here: https://badgertalks.wisc.edu/badger-talks-live/

On poetry and meaningful baking with Professor Cherene Sherrard-Johnson 17.07.2021

Ben Rush interviews Professor Cherene Sherrard-Johnson about her recent poetry collection "Grimoire", her journey, and cooking recipes from the cookbook of Malinda Russell, the first known Black Woman to publish a cookbook in the United States. Links to Cherene's upcoming virtual Badger Talk Live, and upcoming and past Badger Talk Live recordings, can be found here: https://badgertalks.wisc.edu/ba...

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