7 Central 113
Special | 26m 52sVideo has Closed Captions
An episode focused on how spoken communication has shaped our lives.
How our lives are shaped by spoken communication: Eugene Buder of UW-Madison converts conversation to real time (music) and shows how this can benefit people with speech problems; Anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher notes how perception of intimacy manipulates inter-gender conversation; Dr. Jon Lyon and Dr. Jay Rosenbek help show veterans learn that speech is not the only way to communicate.
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WPT Archives: 1990s is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin
7 Central 113
Special | 26m 52sVideo has Closed Captions
How our lives are shaped by spoken communication: Eugene Buder of UW-Madison converts conversation to real time (music) and shows how this can benefit people with speech problems; Anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher notes how perception of intimacy manipulates inter-gender conversation; Dr. Jon Lyon and Dr. Jay Rosenbek help show veterans learn that speech is not the only way to communicate.
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WPT Archives: 1990s is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin