It's Summit Day! Plus, Twisted Plants, a Black-owned vegan restaurant, is opening a second location in Milwaukee. UW's PEOPLE program has a new director, and Viola Davis gets her EGOT.

The Black Men's Coalition gets its first big grant, Lawrence University hires a new vice president and the Sable Flames Second Alarm Ball returns after a three-year hiatus.

Madison365 reporter Isaac Trussoni joins us today with the details on an art gallery opening at Madison College tonight and the hottest issues at the mayoral candidate forum hosted at the Urban League. 

On the podcast today: Urban League Young Professionals is growing and hosting a series of events next week, the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County has named its Youth of the Year and the federal government is ending the public health emergency prompted by COVID-19.

On the podcast today: UNIDOS has a new executive director and we have some thoughts about the narratives around the death of Tyre Nichols.

A UW professor earns a big honor, the McKenzie Regional Workforce Center gets another boost and COVID stats continue to improve.

On the podcast today: the Mann Scholars program has a new leader and Wisconsin has a new Poet Laureate.

On the podcast today: "Black Girls Don't" is this Saturday, South Madison is getting a big TIF investment and a small WIsconsin town is pushing back against a far-right school board takeover.

On the podcast today: Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford's campaign to represent the east side on the Madison Common Council, another big boost for The Center for Black Excellence and Culture, and the important question: is "The Last of Us" scary? (Spoiler: Stephanie says yes.)