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Central Time

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Hosted by Rob Ferrett, "Central Time" takes a unique approach to cover a variety of topics. Executive producer Dean Knetter and producers Tim Peterson, Colleen Leahy, Lorin Cox, Beatrice Lawrence, and Richelle Wilson explore the latest news, cultural trends, and explore ideas -- big and small -- finding the best guests to discuss these thought-provoking topics. Sarah Hopefl is the program's technical director.

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Episodes

Books during wartime, Homemade sauces, Soft skills in the workplace 17.05.2024 1:06:40

We learn about the important role books have played during wars around the world. On Food Friday, we get tips on making the right sauce for any dish. Plus, why […]

For-profit nursing homes, Managing floods, Great American novels 17.05.2024 1:06:40

We discuss how the rise in for-profit nursing homes is affecting care for those who need it. We also learn more about cycles of flooding in the Midwest and how […]

Spotify and audiobooks, A rise in pedestrian deaths, Perceptions of the economy 15.05.2024 1:07:00

We look into how the streaming of audiobooks is impacting authors. We also find out why pedestrian deaths are on the rise nationwide. Plus, a Wisconsin researcher shares what she’s […]

End of the babysitting era, Treating schizophrenia, Dangers of processed foods 14.05.2024 1:07:00

An author shares her memories of babysitting and why the job seems to be disappearing. We also find out about the most effective ways to treat schizophrenia. Plus, why ultra-processed […]

Electric vehicles, Constitutional voting rights, Private equity and newspapers 13.05.2024 1:07:00

We dig into the environmental impact of electric vehicles compared to other cars. We hear a call for a constitutionally protected right to vote. Plus, a look at how private […]

How memory works, Scandinavian cooking, Algorithms and culture 10.05.2024 1:07:00

A memory researcher joins us to talk about how remembering helps our lives in unexpected ways. On Food Friday, we learn about Scandinavian cooking and baking. Plus, a writer shares […]

Debt imprisonment, Sex education in Wisconsin, Comedy and cancel culture 09.05.2024 1:07:00

An expert on Wisconsin law talks about why debt imprisonment is still a possibility in the sate. We also hear about potential ways to improve sex education in schools. Plus, […]

Women’s health care, Productive conflict, Walking guide to Milwaukee 08.05.2024 1:07:00

A medical historian shares how the health industry put women’s health issues on a lower tier for many decades. Two married relationship experts talk about how to “fight right” with […]

Twin life, Food insecurity, Colorectal cancer trends 07.05.2024 1:07:00

We learn about the cultural history and significance of twins. Plus, we look at potential solutions for reducing food insecurity. And a doctor shares what we know about a rise […]

Economics of dogs, Food Friday, Prioritizing friendships 06.05.2024 1:07:00

An economist talks with us about the impact of dog ownership on our household finances. We also find ways to make healthy salads serve as a meal. Plus, an author […]