Royce Podeszwa is a Content Producer at WPR’s “The Morning Show.” He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, travel and tourism, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on cleantech and climate policy. Royce's work has been featured in outlets such as the Price County Review, Urban Milwaukee, Inc., and Wisconsin Public Radio.
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By: Royce Podeszwa
We discuss a White House effort to cancel insurance for 760,000 people on the Affordable Care Act. Then, a farmer and the state's ag secretary explain how high diesel prices are hurting farms. And we hear from an organization holding a town hall tour around the state about substance abuse recovery.
By: Royce Podeszwa
As the Cornell case draws national headlines, the head of a Madison-based resource center calls for a cultural shift in how schools and the public approach sexual assault
By: Royce Podeszwa
We look at options facing Medicare enrollees as open enrollment begins this week. Then, a developer and a city planner talk about a shortage of condominiums in the housing market. And the chef and owner of a Madison Pakistani restaurant is out with a new cookbook.
By: Royce Podeszwa
Condominiums can be a more affordable path to homeownership, but developers say policy and economic challenges make new construction difficult
By: Royce Podeszwa
We hear about a rally set for Friday to raise awareness of sexual assault. Then, we talk with doctors about a groundbreaking surgery on two Wisconsin sisters with hearing loss. And the author of the award-winning “Miller Family” series of children's books talks about the latest installment.
By: Royce Podeszwa
We discuss cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security and its impacts on recipients. Then, Nobel winner Francis Halzen joins the show to talk about his work on neutrinos. And funk drummer Clyde Stubblefield's biographer shares insights into his legacy.
By: Royce Podeszwa
Social Security payments will rise next year by about $75 a month on average, but that extra cash can be offset by rising prices for food, housing and healthcare
By: Royce Podeszwa
We hear from a state climatologist about an ongoing “extreme” drought in Wisconsin's north. Then, the Inside Wisconsin Politics team discusses the track records of the governor candidates. And we look at the Brewers' prospects in the World Series.
By: Royce Podeszwa
We hear about how clerks are preparing for the November election. Then, a victim and a criminologist discuss a string of cyberstalking crimes with false reports and SWAT calls. And a local musician shares his new country album on the Milwaukee Brewers.
By: Royce Podeszwa
After a unanimous vote by the Milwaukee Common Council to pause new data center construction, city leaders hope to develop new zoning rules while business groups say a pause sends the wrong message
