It's World Cup time, and this year's tournament is ... complicated, to say the least. Plus, the Boys and Girls Club is looking for help with its annual gift drive.

Fitchburg Alder Julia Arata-Fratta joins the show today to discuss her bid for mayor, her priorities for the city and her leadership style. Plus, it's World Cup time!

On the podcast today: a recap of Indigenous activist Lyla June's talk on the UW campus. Plus, a suspect is identified in the bomb threats on HCBUs and Karen Bass is LA's first woman mayor.

On the podcast today: Madison native earns all-conference honors at Gonzaga, the County Exec vetoes an important piece of the budget and a Latina alder announces a run for Mayor of Fitchburg.

On the podcast today: Madison middle school students honor the legacy of Ruby Bridges, a Black woman is now president of one of the nation's largest insurance companies and Goodman Community Center needs your help. 

On the podcast today: we saw Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and have a few (spoiler-free) thoughts. Plus, Dr. Jasmine Zapata is out with a new children's activity book inspired by her late brother.

A former Mingo heads to the World Cup, two Madison institutions get new leadership, and COVID stats continue to improve.

On the podcast today, a few more thoughts on Tuesday's elections. Plus, we're expecting an announcement from former school board president Gloria Reyes later today and applications for an important scholarship are now open.

It's a night of status quo in Wisconsin: Tony Evers holds the governorship and Ron Johnson looks likely to keep the Senate seat. On the podcast today, we've got a breakdown of all the election results and some analysis on why things went the way they did.