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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.

It's election day! On the podcast today, a bit about what to expect. Plus, a couple upcoming events in Madison: a fundraiser for Affordable Dental Care and a concert by a Grammy-winning Native American musician.

Today's stories:

https://madison365.com/award-winning-native-american-recording-artist-bill-miller-to-perform-at-grace-episcopal-church-in-madison-on-nov-18/

https://madison365.com/affordable-dental-cares-5th-annual-smileathon-will-raise-money-to-address-disparities-in-access-to-dental-care/

On the podcast today: Forward Community Investments has a new director of marketing and communications with a very compelling story, as well as a big pot of money to finance new projects.

On the podcast today: a scholarship for aspiring barbers comes to fruition, a Broadway theater gets a new name and more news.

On the podcast today, we wrap up the Lasting Impacts series with a recap of the recurring themes we found when looking into how the pandemic has changed institutions and systems.