It's time again for our Most Influential List -- this week it's Wisconsin's 33 Most Influential Native American Leaders. Plus, Odyssey Project launches a new program for seniors and Dr Eve Ewing is coming to Madison.

Midwest Mujeres founder Araceli Ezparza and Dr. Laura Minero join the show today to talk about the importance of our personal stories, and fill us in on their first-ever virtual summit, where you can learn to weave your story into your career and daily life. 

Girls on the Run of South Central Wisconsin is looking for coaches! No running experience necessary. Plus, the UW Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives has a new artistic director and Harambee Village Doulas is marking World Doula Day next week.

A basketball game next week will raise funds for a scholarship in honor of a fallen firefighter. Plus, Centro Hispano gets another big  boost and COVID stats conitnue to improve slowly.

Rep. Mark Pocan gets a big honor from the Boys and Girls Club of America, some important Black men's health programs are getting underway and we have some thoughts on the Oscars.

Forward Madison wins its final preseason tune-up and a panel tackles the challenges to recruitment & retention (including why the concept of "profesisonalism" is problematic).

Fitchburg's Common Council chamber is now officially named for former mayor Frances Huntley-Cooper, and the Ho-Chunk Nation will have a new president by summer, as a former president led th way in Tuesday's primary.

YAM Education founder Ousmane Kabré joins the show today to discuss his new partnership with Madison College to bring entrepreneurship classes to Africa. Plus, Madison educators are fundraising for a trip to Madison's sister city in Mexico.

The Shamrock Shuffle is back this weekend! Plus, LIFT Wisconsin has a new executive director  and Madison's south side officially has a new grocery store coming later this year.

"Fences" is playing now at University Theater -- the first August Wilson play produced there in over 10 years. Plus, a major donation to UW-Milwaukee looks to eradicated disparities in graduation rates.