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The pandemic fundamentally changed the way we work, the way we think about work and the way employers think about their people. On the podcast today, Rob talks through the latest in our Lasting Impacts series, this one about what the workplace and the workforce might look post-pandemic.

It's one week until local elections! Plus, a coalition of Indigenous nations in South Dakota have served an eviction notice on a hotel that's accused of discrimination and a COVID testing clinic in Madison will stay open after all.

The Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce got some big money from the state to expand and reach business owners all across Wisconsin. Plus, a new Rock County judge and a new CEO at WHEDA, and a mini-rant about the poor treatment of women's soccer.

Wisconsin Women of Color Network is hosting its annual awards banquet this weekend; we have the list of winners. Plus, a Milwaukee musicial duo got some national airtime last night, the Supreme Court issued split decisions on Wisconsin's election maps and a COVID vaccine for kids under 6 may be on the way.

On the podcast today: an update on UW South Madison Partnership, a profile of County Board candidate Brenda Yang and $57 million in grants for underrepresented business organizations.

Lots of arts news today -- new leadership at local arts orgs, an important festival returns in person and a Milwaukee Bucks hip-hop anthem will get its Fiserv Forum debut. Plus, how the pandemic changed the youth justice system, and COVID stats staying steady.

A new community center in Platteville for Black and other marginalizded folks is set to open later this spring. Plus, a new program at Edgewood College empowers Latina women and covid stats have stayed steady here, though things elsewhere in the country have taken a turn for the worse.

Beloved Madison artist Lilada Gee was verbally assaulted and physically intimidated by an Overture Center employee while she was working on a mural at the adjacent Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Madison365 editor in chief Dave Dahmer joins the podcast today to talk through this disturbing story.