Madison Forum

In the wake of this week's Wisconsin primary election, Robin talks with Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin about the results and what they mean for the future.

Robin talks with Jen Puente, chief marketing officer for the Wisconsin State Fair, about how the fair is going, what's coming up, where you can get fair merch, the best time to see the animals, and what's the tastiest treat available. Plus, the acts that Jen is most excited about.

Jen "Yoda" Roman joins Robin to talk about Camp Hero, which encourages girls to become firefighters, police officers, and other first responders.

Find out more or volunteer at camphero4girls.org.

Veteran NBC 15 anchor John Stofflet has announced he's retiring next year. He joins Robin to talk about his long career in broadcasting and reflects on what has changed and what very much hasn't.

Robin talks with the Medical Director of UW Organ and Tissue Donation Nikole Neidlinger, MD MBA FACS, about organ and tissue donations.

Dane County Executive Joe Parisi joins Robin to talk about the county jail - the plan, the cost, the referendum, the lot. Plus, updates on hybrid working environments, COVID-19, county budgets, the veterans' shelter, the investigations at the Henry Vilas Zoo and the medical examiner's office, and the county's flood mitigation measures.

Robin talks with TV icon "Crazy Lenny" Mattiloi about his life, career, and, of course, fascination with bicycles.

Robin talks with Marcia Whittington, chief development officer at Agrace, about Agrace's Adult Daycare Center, as well as some of the other services Agrace offers.

Robin talks with Tim Metcalfe, the man behind Brat Fest, about what this year's going to look like, what past years have looked like, and what the world's largest brat fest still needs. (Hint: it's volunteers.)

Mike Murray, Vice President of Government Affairs and External Relations for Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, joins Robin to talk about what will happen in Wisconsin if Roe v. Wade falls and what Planned Parenthood will do about it.