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Angelica Euseary joins the show today to talk about her experience at the Black Girl Magic conference and her story on the closing of a beloved South Madison grocery. Plus, a big win for the Mingos and Centro Hispano's Mercadito returns.

On the podcast today: 10 years ago, a white man choked a Black teen to death in West Allis, but was never charged. The case is now in the hands of Dane County DA Ishmael Ozanne, who's due in court today. Plus, a Latina artist profile and SBA awards for two Black women entrepreneurs.

On the podcast today: a Madison teenager is graduating a year early and heading to New York to chase his culinary dreams. Plus, LunArts Festival is coming next week, a Florida parent got Amanda Gorman's inauguration poem banned from an elementary school, and we remember Tina Turner.

On the podcast today: Sanchez Scholars add to their ranks, and the mayor of Milwaukee hosts Peace Week, and Wisconsin Watch looks into how the expansion of I-94 in Milwaukee will affect Black and brown neighborhoods.

On the podcast today, a new MMSD program for the youngest learners. Plus we catch up on a few stories from Blueprint365: a scholarship for future doctors, a new director at Rock County Jumpstart and an innovative program for people with hidden disabilities.

On the podcast today, a new principal at a Sun Prairie school and Muriel's Place opens on the east side. And from Blueprint365, continuing coverage of the CUNA Mutual strike and a profile of urban planner Sedgwick Smith.

CUNA Mutual Group office workers are set to go out on strike today. Plus, a tough night for the Mingos and a big exhibit for a local artist.

On the podcast today: a resolution honors a pioneering Black woman business owner, we profile a Madison-based Mexican-American artists and Blueprint365 highlights nine AAPI-owned businesses you can support this month.

Wausau's Asian American community has rallied to the support of a student who endured racist and homophobic comments from a teacher, who is now under DPI investigation after the school district said the comments didn't "rise to the level of discrimination or harassment." On the podcast today, we dig into that story, and give an update on professional women's soccer in Madison.

Madison is getting a professional women's soccer team! Plus, Mentoring Positives is opening its own pizza place and LUCES scholarships for Latino students are now accepting applications.