365 Amplified

Ten CEOs of Tomorrow students have returned from their three-week trip to The Gambia, JP Hair Designs’ free back to school haircut event is this weekend and Luna’s Grocery’s Fourth annual block party is coming Saturday.

Staff and students in Sun Prairie say they face racism daily and the school district isn’t doing enough. Reporter Angelica Euseary joins the show today to discuss her deep dive on their experience. Plus, the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County’s entrepreneurship camp wrapped up last week, and Saint Norbert College will highlight Black-owned businesses this weekend.

An investigation has confirmed racist and homophobic discrimination by a teacher at Wausau East. Plus, Milwaukee's Mexican independence day celebration returns and we have dispatches from Africa Fest and Pride Festival.

Food entrepreneurs will showcase their wares at Forward Festival tomorrow, a Madison business looks to streamline podcast production, and new data shows troubling trends for the mental health of women and girls.

The 365 Leadership Summit returns in November and registration is open now! Plus, Success Works at UW has a new assistant director and Madison has opened its third all-inclusive playground. It's Metcalfe's Monday! Today's episode is brought to you by Metcalfe's Market and Log2Lose.

A business that started by making earrings for Black women is looking to expand, we profile two Black owned restaurants for Black Reataurant Week, and Black Girl Magic is looking for new members of its Youth Leadership Board.

Team Wisconsin brought home 21 gold medals from the North American Indigenous Games, Madison startup is using AI to help hospitals care for premature babies, and Javier Acevedo is stepping up in his role at the latino chamber of commerce.

A Naval officer and chair of the Young Democrats of Wisconsin is running for Congress, Strides for Africa will raise funds for access to clean water this weekend, and the 19th annual Rhumba for Rainbows is set for early September. Today's episode is brought to you by Log2Lose.

Black Restaurant week is here and we have your comprehensive guide. Plus, Madison’s police chief is staying put for now, and a group of Madison educators has published a unique book of pandemic-era poetry. Today's episode is brought to you by Metcalfe's Market and Log2Lose.