Pradeep Sopory, who grew up in Kashmir, came to the UW-Madison for his graduate studies and volunteered at WORT.

He’s now a Professor of Communications at Wayne State University in Detroit but stays in touch with people back home and follows the news.

On World View he discusses the state of the India-Pakistan relationship and how those governments might react as well as what the horror and tensions that a terrorist attack means to the tourist industry, one of Kashmir’s most important sources of livelihood.

Note: We spoke to Professor Sopory on Saturday, May 3rd. Since then the situation has deteriorated. Check the news for the latest developments.

Photo: Aniket Singh on Pixabay

Yet another business on East Williamson Street is in recovery, after a vehicle collided with their storefront last week.

This is just the latest example of a years-long trend, and the locals are pushing for a solution.

Ever stumped by what to cook for dinner? On this week's edition of Stuff Yer Face, feature contributor Emily Tucker talks meal planning and gives ideas for simple yet tasty dinners to feed your family and yourself.

On today’s show, host Sara Gabler speaks with author, scholar, and prominent TikToker, Dan McClellan to talk about his new book, The Bible Says So: What We Get Right (and Wrong) about Scripture’s Most Controversial Issues. They discuss how Christians derive their notions of sexuality, gender, and authority by going straight to the source, the Bible itself.

Featured image: the cover of The Bible Says So: What We Get Right (and Wrong) about Scripture’s Most Controversial Issues.

This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to former Daily Cardinal State News Editor Anna Kleiber about her story “‘Hmong Diaspora in Tapestry’: A history of resilience told through embroidered cloth” in a discussion of the past, present and future of the Hmong diaspora.

Article in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment:

Evers appoints 3 members to UW Board of Regents - Alaina Walsh

The week surrounding International Workers Day has brought in a slew of rallies and protests aimed at the Trump Administration's handling of immigrants and workers rights.

Among these is an annual day of protest called "A Day Without Immigrants," where immigrants and their supporters refrain from working, shopping, and attending school. Their goal… to highlight the contributions that immigrants make to the US economy and protest anti-immigrant policies.

Voces de la Frontera sponsored “Day Without Immigrants" demonstrations last week in Milwaukee and Madison.

WORT reporter Shayna Clark attended the Madison protest and spoke with folks on the ground. Reporter Eliot Hughes has the story.

Image courtesy: Shayna Clark / WORT News.

This week on “Madison Mixology,” we return to the Milk and Honey Bar in NYC to learn about the Gold Rush cocktail.

Feature contributor Charlie Belawski teaches us how to make this new age drink…and explains how it became so popular.

The day after the Milwaukee May Day event, Voces de la Frontera sponsored a second march and rally, this time from Brittingham Park to the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. Monday Buzz host Brian Standing caught up with rally organizers and attendees.

On May 1, 2025, International Worker’s Day, thousands gathered on Milwaukee's Mitchell Street before marching to Zeidler Union Square.

Forecast from Monday, 5-5-25 by WORT 89.9FM Madison