The Dane County Board rejected a resolution to put an additional $13.5 million for the consolidated jail project to referendum in April, opting instead to wait until a more complete cost estimate comes in March and then decide whether to spend more or cut back on the project. Supervisor Dana Pellebon joins the show today to talk about that vote, the Black Caucus perspective and what comes next.

On the podcast today, another Englishman joins the Mingos, Centro Hispano will celebrate Tres Reyes Magos this weekend, Briarpatch has new leadership and COVID stats are looking better. Plus, Rob's new favorite heart-healthy snack!

On the podcast today, a follow-up to the story we broke earlier this month on Kay LeClaire, who falsely claimed to be Indigenous. We've learned more about the harm she caused, the money she made from the deception, how the community hopes to heal and more. 

On the podcast today: a big announcement from 365 Media! Plus, another Milwaukee candidate profile, MLK events and improving COVID data.

On the podcast today: another Milwaukee alder candidate, MLK Day events, and improving COVID stats.

On the podcast today, One City Schools is closing its ninth and tenth grade -- what does that mean for those students, and the state funding the school received? Plus, a new DEI leader for New North and some good news on the COVID-19 front.

On the podcast today: local election news, a new tribal relations director at UW, a returning Mingo and a few thoughts on the Golden Globes.

On the podcast today: another local election story, City-County MLK awards, James Bond joins the governor's cabinet (no really) and COVID stats remain lower than expected.

On the podcast today, we announce our third annual Men's and Women's Leadership Summits. You can register now at wisconsinleadershipsummit.com. Plus, the importance of local elections & a profile of one candidate in Milwaukee.

On the podcast today, a profile on UW's new folklorist and ethnomusicologist, hip-hop scholar Dr. Langston Wilkins. Plus, an update on the mess in Congress, the first hints of Forward Madison's 2023 schedule and slighty improved COVID stats.