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Week in Review: June 21

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Covering Wisconsin and the world, The Joy Cardin Show is a compelling, intelligent forum for civil conversation of relevant topics, from politics to pop culture. Airs live from 6am-9am CT weekdays on the Ideas Network of Wisconsin Public Radio.

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Columnist Owen Robinson and former Wisconsin Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager weigh in on the top national and state news stories, including the state budget, Syria, immigration reform, and more. Week in Review: June 21 49:24
The status of wildlife in Wisconsin and pressing environmental issues. The Sierra Club and Wisconsin Environmental Issues 44:19
UW-La Crosse Political Scientist Joe Heim discusses some of the amendments to the state budget as it makes its way through the legislature, how the Senate may take to them, and responds to your praises, complaints and questions. Assembly, Senate Take Up State Budget 43:55
Scott Barry Kaufman had to fight the stigma of an initially low IQ score and learning disability diagnosis-he talks this hour about his journey, and why the latest research on learning suggests we need a new model for assessing intelligence and potential. Scott Barry Kaufman on rethinking intelligence 49:29
Author Nathan Tan shares his advice for the would-be gentleman, including how to deliver a toast, find a mentor, build a professional network and even care for your dress shoes. The Forgetful Gentleman 44:03
Bob Dane of the Federation for American Immigration Reform and attorney Raul Reyes discuss whether border security should be ramped up prior to enacting a pathway to citizenship. Big Question: Immigration security? 44:02
What demographic groups are growing or projected to grow, and why does it matter? Demography professor Joel Kotkin discusses the projected decline of non-Hispanic whites, how birth rates affect economy, and future growth patterns in the U.S. America's changing demographics 49:10
Employers are using criminal background checks to eliminate job applicants of color. Background Checks 44:12
Andrew Tabler of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy discusses why he says an assertive U.S. policy in Syria is best for America's Interest in the Middle East. The Case for an Assertive U.S. Approach to Syria 44:16
Financial planner Kevin McKinley has some financial advice for new high school and college graduates, some words of caution regarding overdraft protection on your checking account, and how to save money on car maintenance. On Your Money: June 18 edition 48:56
In this week’s On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley explains why he says now may be a great time to take on home improvement projects. In addition to the various ambitions to consider, he shares advice on how to find someone to do the work and how to pay for it. What To Consider When Tackling A Home Improvement Project
House Democrats end their 25-hour sit-in over gun votes, a protest Speaker Paul Ryan called a “publicity stunt.” In the Week in Review, our guests weigh in on that issue and other top national and state political stories – including Governor Scott Walker’s call for delegates to vote their conscience at the Republican national convention, the three finalists to be Wisconsin’s next Supreme Court justice, and Waukesha’s approval to tap drinking water from Lake Michigan. Week In Review: House Dems' Sit-In, RNC Delegates, State Supreme Court And More
Wisconsin Bike Week celebrates all things bicycling and runs in early June. Join us as we talk about the role of bicycling in the state and learn what we can do to get road ready for summer. Bicycling In Wisconsin
This weekend, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin held its annual State Convention in Green Bay. WPR’s Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson was there and recaps key moments, while looking at issues that emerged from key speeches. State Capitol Report: Recap Of The Democratic Party State Convention
The State Capitol Report continues its coverage of the Democratic Party’s 2016 State Convention this weekend. Democratic Party chairperson Martha Laning shares highlights from the convention, and looks at the party’s path going forward. State Capitol Report: Democratic Chair Reviews Weekend State Convention

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