Twenty-five Hollywood moms will get gift baskets this weekend, and one of the things they'll get is high-end chocolate from Madison's own CocoVaa. Plus, COVID numbers continue to rise, though hospitalizations have leveled off for the day.

An event in Madison today will mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and Afghani refugees are finding jobs in Wisconsin but also need resources like transportation and child care. Plus, COVID stats are becoming a real concern again.

On the pod today, our initial reactions to the leaked Supreme Court opinion on women's reproductive rights, the new production manager at Dane Arts Mural Arts and COVID spread that's slowly but surely rising.

Centro Hispano announces details of its campaign to build a new headquarters, the Divine Nine Plaza is set to be revealed, good news for the Bucks, bad news for the Mingos and more. 

The second annual Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women Walk in Oneida is coming next weekend. Plus, Anesis Therapy has a new program focused on Latino communities and a manager to run it, and COVID case numbers are up but hospitalizations are down.

On the podcast today: EQT By Design celebrates five years, the Hip Hop Architect earns a big honor, COVID stats level off and more local news.

Big honors for one principal and one professor. Plus, a heroic commencement speaker for Lawrence University and COVID stats that continue to rise.

Madison schools will now acknowledge the ancestral heritage of the land on which they stand, thanks to the work of a few Indigenous students who simply refused to be invisible any more. Plus, a rapidly growing Dear Diary program is hosting a free brunch this Sunday and COVID numbers remain relatively low but are on the rise.

The Superior City Council has a new president, and for the first time it's a person of color. Plus, a new ceramic sculpture exhibit celebrating Black hair opens at Madison College and COVID numbers are drifting in the wrong direction.