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A sheriff's deputy shot and killed 46-year-old Quantaze Campell last week, and authorities have shared very little information -- and we don't expect that they will. Plus, a deep dive on racism in rural Wisconsin and COVID stats remaining steady.
How has the pandemic changed the way we vote, run for office, and engage with government? On the podcast today we discuss the latest installment in our Lasting Impacts series. Plus, on the day of the final debate between Mandela Barnes and Ron Johnson, Barnes' campaign released new ads tying Johnson to the Jan. 6 insurrection.
On the podcast today, we dig into some of the lasting impacts on the health care system from the pandemic. Plus, two Black women take on leadership roles at area nonprofits.
After a couple days away, we were finally able to address the Baraboo "lawful detainment" incident on the podcast, and we have some ... thoughts. You can read our story here. Plus, a recap of the Wisconsin Leadership Summit and some mixed news on the COVID front.
Rob and Steph are busy at the 5th Annual 365 Leadership Summit! So here is a panel from last year's virtual summit about Diversity in Design.
County Executive Joe Parisi joins the program today to talk about his 2023 budget proposal -- especially those line items that affect communities of color, like the creation of a new Department of Justice Reform and Equity, $500,000 to implement justice reform proposals put forward by the Black Caucus, and several others.
Mandela Barnes has a huge fundraising quarter, but will it be enough to fight back against racist ads? Plus, a local Latino institution celebrates a big milestone and COVID stats remain steady.
We've announced the winners of the Wisconsin Leadership Community Choice Awards! Plus, Madison's Puerto Rican community rallies for hurricane relief, one of our favorite authors is coming to Madison and we have a mixed bag of COVID stats.
On the podcast today: Happy birthday Stephanie! Plus, a northside church celebrates its anniversary, and a southside grocery is looking to expand.
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