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Special | 1h 7m 36s Video has closed captioning.
Kathleen Stokker, a professor of Scandinavian Studies at Luther College, Solveig Shavland a researcher and translator at the Norwegian American Genealogical Center & Naeseth Library, and Richard Quinney, an author and the founder of Borderland Books discuss “And Then Came the Liberators.” The book is about the occupation of Norway by Germany from 1940-1945.
Aired: 10/21/11
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Respiratory Viruses of Children and Adults
Kathryn Schmit discusses properties of the influenza virus, transmission and immunity.
A Celebration of American Song
Trevor Stephenson and a vocal quartet perform historic American songs.
Brad Herrick explains how to identify jumping worms and how to keep them from spreading.
Road Trippin': Wisconsin's Public Gardens
Mark Konlock focuses on gardens around Wisconsin and encourages you to visit them.
Laura Manthe and Lea Zeise share the origins and traditions of the Ohe*láku cooperative.
Mark Dwyer recommends tips, tools and techniques to make gardening accessible to everyone.
Lisa Johnson offers tips on how to successfully grow tomatoes in the Midwest.
Jay Dampier explains how ash, pine, sugar maple, birch and apple trees shaped Wisconsin.
Discovering New Pathogens in Wildlife
Tony Goldberg discusses the discovery of novel pathogens in wildlife populations.
The Water Quality of Green Bay
Julia Noordyk discusses the history of the bay, a freshwater estuary, in Green Bay.
Meeting Wisconsinites with Parkinson Disease Where They Are
Kristen Pickett shares community-based research used to aid people with Parkinson disease.
Bruno Martorelli Di Genova explains the stages of the life cycle of tozoplasma gondii.
Sports & Resistance, Meet Sudden Anthem
Explore consequential links between sports and politics in America.
Aldo Leopold Foundation Presents: Earth Lessons
From the Leopold Foundation, David Orr and Andrew Revkin speak at annual book festival.
Young and Muslim: How Does It Feel to be a Problem?
Learn about struggles of young Arab and Muslim Americans.
ECOpreneuring is a new economic model that sustains personal and environmental well-being.
For a Limited Time Only and Home
Two of the Midwest's most beloved writers present their work.
Human Evolution and the Environment
Paul Ehrlich brings a message about the earth's inability to support life as we know it.
Learn about a history of one farm from the time of the last glacier till present.
The Enduring Relevance of the Wisconsin School
A discussion of William Appleman Williams through several authors publications.
Join the discussion about the first graphic adaptation of Studs Terkel's "Working."
