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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Madison, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Royce Podeszwa's coverage primarily revolves around local politics, economy, tourism, and sports in Wisconsin. His articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary. For effective engagement with Royce, consider offering insights on local political developments, economic trends impacting Wisconsin or Madison specifically, updates related to the state's tourism industry or notable sporting events within the region.
Given his focus on local topics and frequent use of expert commentary attributes in his coverage, he may be particularly interested in pitches from individuals who possess expertise regarding regional politics or have insights into the economic landscape specific to Wisconsin. Additionally, experts with knowledge about sports events within the area could also find resonance with his work.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Royce Podeszwa
We learn about the push for police cameras in Madison following the killing of Corey Ruiz. Then, we hear about a Wisconsin Elections Commission warning that voters could face felony charges for betting on elections. And leaders of the Milwaukee Hurling Club explain the traditional Irish sport.
By: Royce Podeszwa
The historic site within the Kettle Moraine Forest boasts 600 acres of traditional towns and farmsteads, showcasing some of the state's 19th century history
By: Royce Podeszwa
Leaders in cybersecurity and rural water systems said that local providers have few resources to defend against attacks
By: Royce Podeszwa
We look at why Wisconsin is losing more college-educated residents than nearly any other state. Then, the head of a doula organization talks about a program to help incarcerated mothers and their infants. And, we learn about a program connecting Wisconsin farmers to food pantries.
By: Royce Podeszwa
WPR reporters update us on Tuesday's state partisan primary election results. Then, a researcher discusses new data showing enrollment in Affordable Care Act plans dropped. And we speak with the heads of two art supply thrift stores about the need for affordable craft supplies.
By: Royce Podeszwa
We discuss the Universities of Wiscoinsin's latest budget proposals. Then, we hear from researchers about a study into people with dementia experiencing moments of lucidity. And we talk to the 17-year-old Wisconsin resident representing Team USA in the Pan-American Championship for MMA fighting.
By: Royce Podeszwa
A Wisconsin pediatric infectious disease expert explains the effects of President Trump's new executive order on childhood vaccines. Then, “Inside Wisconsin Politics” discusses the surprising results of the Democratic primary for governor. And a Madison author talks about her book, “Saint Delilah.”
By: Royce Podeszwa
A UW-Madison economist explains what the latest economic data means for Wisconsin. Then, former Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler talks about his book and the latest in state politics. And we hear from the author of a new guidebook on finding the best hamburgers in America.
By: Royce Podeszwa
The author of a newly approved $10.5M grant said this is an opportunity to reverse a critical shortfall of special education teachers in school districts across the state
By: Royce Podeszwa
Half of Wisconsin’s special education teachers quit after 8 years. $10.5 million grant could help.
