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Joe Tarr

Joe Tarr

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Producer, The Morning Show, Wisconsin Today

Madison

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  • Tamara Dean’s essay collection ‘Shelter and Storm’ aims to spark curiosity

    By Joe Tarr Verified| Isthmus Verified When Tamara Dean and her partner, David, moved to the Driftless Area two decades ago, they were following romantic notions of living as homesteaders, growing their own food and having less of an impact on the planet. “We were seduced by the beauty, as a lot of people are. It’s so magnetic. It’s magical in its diversity of flora and fauna,” Dean tells Isthmus. “I had the idea that I would be a farmer somehow.

    By Joe Tarr Verified · Isthmus

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • In defense of intellectual freedom, from a retiring Wisconsin librarian

    By Joe Tarr Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Megan Schliesman understands parents can sometimes be alarmed when their children bring home books from the library that they don't think their kids are ready to process. And she said there's nothing wrong with parents raising concerns with libraries or school officials about what material is available. "Sometimes it might be that the parents just weren't ready or were surprised to see their kids reading a book about a certain topic.

    By Joe Tarr Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • In defense of intellectual freedom, from a retiring Wisconsin librarian

    By Joe Tarr Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Megan Schliesman understands parents can sometimes be alarmed when their children bring home books from the library that they don't think their kids are ready to process. And she said there's nothing wrong with parents raising concerns with libraries or school officials about what material is available. "Sometimes it might be that the parents just weren't ready or were surprised to see their kids reading a book about a certain topic.

    By Joe Tarr Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Wisconsin Today

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

+1 920-465-2444