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The New Deal lives: It just needs big fixes

Yes, the original New Deal was imperfect. F.D.R. and the New Dealers did not persuade Congress to pass all the programs they sought. Nor did they pursue all the reforms the Great Depression required or a worsening economy justifies. New Deal programs disproportionately excluded Blacks, Hispanics and women.

February 8, 2021

One Day at a Time: Managing Energy and Emotions in Trying Times

Susan will be share what she’s learned as a family caregiver at a special FREE event December 17, 5-6 p.m. open to the public. The presentation & open discussion is hosted by the Alzheimer’s and Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin.

December 15, 2020

Mary Dowell receives 2020 New York City Big Book Distinguished Favorites Award

Playing Through the Fence by first-time author Mary J. Dowell, is part memoir, part self help for emerging leaders or anyone seeking inspiration in her career journey.

October 23, 2020

Turning One of Life’s Biggest Challenges into Something Good

Hector Colón joins us today to talk about how he turned one of his biggest challenges into a learning experience, and what he learned about what it means to "love your bully".

October 7, 2020

Lora Hyler on Live with Kelly and Ryan

Author Lora Hyler and her family spoke with Kelly, on Live Kelly and Ryan, about her new book Our Bodies Stay Home, Our Imaginations Run Free.

September 17, 2020

When a Parent’s Changing Life Upends Yours

Susan’s book is a powerful inside look when a family member negotiates the myriad, often exhausting details of a healthcare crisis for each parent. This is a book like no other since it is a passionate, inside look at what it’s like to have a loved one 'missing' due to a disease with no cure.

September 10, 2020

In the End, Will Blood be ‘Thicker Than Water’?

Eddy and Will are brothers on separate paths. Although they live only a few miles apart, in the Northwoods town of Moon Lake, they might as well be on different planets.

August 27, 2020

5-Star Review of “Nancer the Dancer”

Author Judith Gwinn Adrian has triumphed with this heartfelt work that expresses so much more than a simple health advice book could ever give you about living with a chronic and debilitating illness.

August 21, 2020

Héctor Cólon One-on-One Interview with Paul M. Neuberger

Héctor Cólon, President and CEO of Lutheran Social Services of WIsconsin and Upper Michigan joins Paul M. Neuberger for a discussion spanning servant leadership, boxing, and the best three pieces of advice he could give to someone looking to stay sharp.

August 5, 2020

AN AUTHOR’S JOURNEY

I urge you to listen to the dear children in your lives or community. Do more listening than talking. Read a book to them. Provide nurturing and comfort.

July 8, 2020

Author releases environmental thriller set in small Wisconsin town: ‘Thicker than Water’

CBS 58 sat down Tuesday, June 23, with author Geoffrey Carter to talk about his new novel "Thicker than Water."

June 23, 2020

A Call to Live in ALL CAPS

“The idea of #LIVEINALLCAPS was something that came about before I got diagnosed with terminal cancer,” Burton said.

June 15, 2020

The Morning Blend Interview with Lora Hyler

There’s no doubt that the world has changed due to coronavirus, and Lora Hyler is on a mission to help kids navigate the new norms. Inspired by Emory Global Health Institute’s competition to help children deal with the effects of coronavirus (no schoolroom, no playdates, changes in family celebrations, etc.),… Read the rest

June 4, 2020

What FDR Did That Addresses the Pandemic

Urban Milwaukee

Op Ed

Creating unemployment compensation, other reforms that are helping us weather this crisis.
By David Riemer and June Hopkins

President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal of 1933-1938 has risen from the history books as Washington frantically struggles to solve today’s crisis.… Read the rest

May 19, 2020

Interview with “Nancer the Dancer” Author, Judith Adrian

Interview with author Judith Adrian by Neal Ewers, director of Ravenswood Productions of Madison, WI about Nancer the Dancer.

March 27, 2020

David Riemer: Strengthening broad-based economic security with a New Deal 3.0│ Ep. 17

By Arthur Thomas – BizTimes

BizTimes MKE Podcast

David Riemer says that the government structure created by the New Deal has sputtered over the last four decades in the face of international competition and disruptive technology. He also says it will take big changes to reverse declining trust in the federal government.

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January 22, 2020

The Case for a New Deal 3.0

Shepherd Express
Louis Fortis, Editor/Publisher

David Riemer graduated from Milwaukee’s Riverside High School. After attending Harvard College and Law School, he returned to Wisconsin in 1975 to serve as legal advisor to Gov. Patrick Lucey. He later held positions with U.S.… Read the rest

January 15, 2020

Urban Milwaukee

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