Listen to this exclusive interview with Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast CEO, Ana Simpson and Truth to Power host Kyle Wallace as they discuss the importance of Girl Scouts in Southeastern Wisconsin for this special Community Spotlight only on 101.7 The Truth.
David Crowley joins days after Tory get's his proclamations and they have a powerful conversation about the ongoing issues in our city. With the walk against violence coming up and the events that took place at Summerfest, we need this conversation more than ever.
It's the moment we've been waiting for, for a while. We have the mayor in the studio himself! Tap in to hear about what he has to say on the ongoing violence and reckless driving going on in our city & the things him and his people are trying to do to stop these things.
On this month's episode Noni Juice is joined by Sarah Noble, Principal Partner at BeNoble Group and Senator Dora Drake who represents the fourth Senate district. The three explore the devastating impact of potential Medicaid cuts across the country.
Milwaukee District Attorney joins just in the nick of time as we got the verdict in this national case... How will this affect Milwaukee going forward and what else is going on in the city that we should be concerned about? Tap in for a POWERFUL interview.
Tune in to Denise Thomas's interview with Old National Bank's Community Lending Marketing Executive, SVP, Tracy Meeks as the two sit down and have a great conversation about the Empowerment Loan Program and more!
American Astrophysicist, Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson joins Tory Lowe, Ben Jammin, & Nadiyah Johnson and they all have a powerful conversation about the show Neil is putting on tonight, and of course Ben Jammin took him down the, RABIT HOLEEEEEE
Carrie Noni Juice will be joined by Sarah Noble, Principal Partner at BeNoble Group, Shandra Lewis, Founder & CEO of Re-imagining Full Spectrum Doula Services, and Tamara Thompson, Multidisciplinary Doula & Reproductive Justice Advocate with Maroon Calabash. They will be discussing Healing Legacies and Black Maternal Health