In this latest episode of In Their Studio, UWGB resident artist Natalie Novak talks with Grace Barden about her journey as an artist, her influences, and about the work in her current exhibition Unbounded which "chooses to embrace the idea of girlhood and womanhood as ever changing, ever expanding, complex, and sometimes contradictory." Novak's show Unbounded is on exhibit at the Art Garage, downtown Green Bay, from March 20th–April 10th, 2024. Find more about Natalie on her website at: https://www.natalienovakart.com.

Lawton Gallery Interns, Kayden Beseler and Jessica Egan look deeper into Yve Holtzclaw's work in the Lawton Gallery's exhibition titled Homologous Structures, exploring ideas such as identity, place, and belonging.

Lawton Gallery Interns, Kayden Beseler, and Jessica Egan provide a deeper look into the work of two artists in the Lawton Gallery's Homologous Structures exhibition, exploring ideas such as place, material, and identity.

Lawton Gallery interns sit down and with senior Art student, Jeremiah Phillippe to discuss his art and being in the 2023 Senior Art Exhibition.

Jasmine Puls and Emma Krueger: Jasmine Puls and Emma Krueger discuss Wisconsin true-crime cases, including Green Bay's "Trail Man."

A satirical, speculative news program by Andrew Wiegman, joined by cohost Nate Ireland.

Kayu Brooks pulls in her three sisters—all moms—to offer life advice on all kinds of topics.

Kana Coonce and cohost River watch The Terror (1964) so you don't have to—and mercilessly make fun of it.

Syd Morgan and her guest Mimi discuss queerness, coming out, and other "deeply personal" LGBTQ+ topics.

Ariel Rutten covers the quirky and bizarre on episodes short enough for your daily walk or commute. On this episode: Twiggy the Waterskiing Squirrel.