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Episode 3: Education, property taxes, and pie (opens the original)
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Joy Powers: This is Swing State of the Union - a podcast all about Wisconsin and why it’s so important to U.S. politics. I'm Joy Powers. Sam Woods: And I'm Sam Woods — thank you so much for joining us. Nov. 3 is election day in Wisconsin, and in the coming weeks people in the state will hear a lot about property taxes, school funding referenda and what’s known as the “400-year veto.” And it’s all related to one thing: how we fund public schools. Powers: Wisconsin has a long history of trailblazi
Episode 2: Small Farms, Big Bills (opens the original)
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Joy Powers: This is Swing State of the Union — a podcast all about Wisconsin and why it’s so important to U.S. politics. I'm Joy Powers. Sam Woods: And I'm Sam Woods. Thank you so much for joining us. Nov. 3 is election day in Wisconsin. And as some voters head to the polls, food prices will be top of mind. That’s especially true in agriculture-rich states like Wisconsin. Powers: The second Trump Administration has had a huge impact on our nation’s food systems. Tariffs and international unrest
New report offers a mixed economic outlook for Wisconsin workers in 2026 (opens the original)
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The United States’ economic outlook has many people concerned. On Sept. 16, the Fed raised interest rates for the first time in three years. Some experts are predicting the end of the AI bubble, and U.S.-Israeli war with Iran is raising prices on goods of all kinds. Closer to home, the outlook for Wisconsin’s workers seems to be less dire — but still mixed. That’s according to the latest “State of Working Wisconsin,” a report compiled each year by UW-Madison's High Road Strategy Center. Laura Dr
Wisconsin State Fair archives celebrate 175 years of the fair's history (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to head to West Allis this week for the Wisconsin State Fair. But at the edge of the fairgrounds in an unassuming office building, there’s a space that celebrates the fair year-round. The Wisconsin State Fair archives store a myriad of artifacts from the fair’s one-hundred and seventy-five years of history. It has everything from ribbons and old ads, to pieces of the first Milwaukee Mile. But while the artifacts themselves are old, the archive is rela
Villa Terrace exhibit highlights Jan Serr's paintings over the decades (opens the original)
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Jan Serr has been creating art in Milwaukee for nearly 60 years. In that time, she’s built a monumental career as both an artist and supporter of the arts. Alongside her husband, Serr co-founded the Warehouse Art Museum and Guardian Fine Art Services, an organization that helps protect art collections. Now, she’s looking back at decades of her work with a new art exhibit at Milwaukee’s Villa Terrace. The exhibit, “Summer Paintings,” opened Monday and runs through Nov. 30. It explores Serr’s work
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