Joe Tarr is a producer for WPR’s “Wisconsin Today.” He focuses on health and wellness, agriculture, and cultural issues, often exploring how these themes intersect with society and regional interests in Wisconsin. Joe's work has been featured in Wisconsin Public Radio, Isthmus, and H & H Farm Repair.
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With a strong focus on government and politics, Joe Tarr appears to be particularly interested in local news and legislative developments within Wisconsin, especially Madison. He is also attentive to expert commentary on various topics related to government policies.
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By: Joe Tarr
Jay Rothman, the Universities of Wisconsin president, offers insights to the upcoming budget and more. Then, we learn about efforts to detect when insects are chomping on crops. Then, we learn about perfumes that capture the smell of Wisconsin.
By: Joe Tarr
An environmental advocate explains why several groups are asking state lawmakers to step-up on efforts to protect drinking water. Then, we learn how field blood transfusions are saving lives in Milwaukee. Then, we learn about the art of caroling.
By: Joe Tarr
Full Circle Farm of Green Bay welcomes wildlife by creating buffer zones around the farm and habitat within it where wildlife can thrive.
By: Joe Tarr
After a deadly school shooting in Madison, the Democrat criticizes Republican lawmakers, gun industry for failing to act
By: Joe Tarr
A father whose son was killed at Sandy Hook 12 years ago shares his insights on this recurring American nightmare. Then, we learn about the state's Italian cooking traditions. Then, Willem Dafoe talks about his new movie, “Nosferatu,” and the influence Wisconsin has had on his craft.
By: Joe Tarr
We look at efforts to fight human trafficking ahead of the NFL draft. Then, we look at a report on how judges in Dane County handle calls for protection from domestic abuse, stalking and harassment. Then, an author of a new book explains how Racine's working class made Wisconsin a swing state.
By: Joe Tarr
A year-long observation of court hearings found that some judges are perpetuating myths about domestic abuse
Author of new book says gull species are amazingly adaptive, and Wisconsin is a perfect spot to find many of them
By: Joe Tarr
About 60 percent of U.S. soybeans are sold to China. Wisconsin soybean farmers could suffer if President Donald Trump starts a trade war.
By: Joe Tarr
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