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Host Henry Sanders talks with Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dr. Carlton Jenkins; Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison Executive Director Dan Brown and Dr. Patricia Tellez Girón discuss the lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on communities of color in the Madison area.

This episode of Black Oxygen features Wisconsin Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes. Lt. Governor Barnes discusses how much of the Black experience involves living in fear, based in legacy and current systems of oppression, and how this fear can prevent us from living fully into our freedom.

ORIGINALLY RELEASED AUGUST 2020

From the 2022 Women's Leadership Summit: An important discussion on how women of color take on leadership roles at work. Moderated by the host of the podcast It's Only 10 Minutes Stephanie Díaz de León and including Shiva Bidar-Sielaff, Ana Hooker, Marilyn Ruffin and Letesha Nelson.

Rob and Stephanie are on vacation, so today we have this week's Real Talk with Henry Sanders. Boys and Girls Club of Dane County joins to talk about learning from failures and successful fundraising strategy for good causes. Real Talk with Henry Sanders is presented by Park Bank.

The Black Men's Coalition of Dane County's youth baseball program got underway over the weekend, Forward Community Investments announced this year's Heatlh Equity Grants, and COVID stats remain steady.

Artist Lilada Gee's exhibit at Madison Museum of Contemporary Art was vandalized, and the museum's response leaves something to be the desired. Dave Dahmer joins the show today to discuss his reporting of the incident. Plus, reporter Luis Acosta joins to discuss American Players Theater's upcoming season and commitment to diversity.

Madison365 editor-in-chief Dave Dahmer joins us today to remember Wayne Strong, the longtime community leader who passed away suddenly last week. You can read his full remembrance here.

On the podcast today: the Women's Leadership Summit continues, an 11-year-old entrepreneur is growing a lemonade business, and COVID stats still aren't moving very much.

On the podcast today: some reaction to the decision to overturn Roe vs Wade, Anesis Family Therapy has a new clinic of its own, the third annual list of Wisconsin's Most Influential Asian Americans is out, and COVID stats remain steady.

Dr. Sagashus Levingston is going on tour, Rooted got a big grant, a Badger is headed to the NBA, and COVID stats are on a plateau.