Four Star Video Cooperative’s Lewis Peterson joins us by phone from the Bartell Theatre, ahead of a showing of Zodiac Killer Project. Lewis gives us some of his picks of the fest — and you can read about more of his selections at tonemadison.com.

Guy Who Can’t Say Goodbye makes an appearance on the Get Well Soon Elliot LeBrun edition of the Friday 8 O'Clock Buzz.

Guy Who Can’t Say Goodbye is played by music producer and promoter Benjamin Van Howe.

Photo by Paulina Milde-Jachowska on Unsplash

Cary Segall talks about hiking the full Appalachian Trail and the reflections captured in his new book about the journey.

On the Friday 8 O'Clock Buzz, Ankur Malholtra shares his picks for the best music events happening around Madison the next week.

Charlie Sykes discusses Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race, Trump’s tariffs, Elon Musk, and the state of the Republican Party.

Who Cooks For You speaks with Erik Gunneson: director, producer, and screenwriter of "Milk Punch," a film chock-full of Madison lore from the 1990s. In this vintage indie, which premiered at the Wisconsin Film Festival in 200, two duos joyride around Madison streets and pass erstwhile Madison favorites like the O'Cayz Corral. The film features music from local legends like Killdozer and the Blue Meanies. Milk Punch screens on Saturday, April 5 at Music Hall.

German Art Students talk about their new album "Diamonds and Queens" and share tracks live on the Friday Buzz.

David Drazin will be performing piano accompaniment to 1928's The Wind, screening this Sunday at UW Cinamatheque. Drazin joins JoAnne Pow!ers on The Wages of Cinema to talk about his career.

John Otterbacher, co-director and co-producer of "Tales of Harsh Gruder" joins Who Cooks For You to talk about his film screening at the Bartell Theatre this Sunday as part of the Wisconsin's Own.

It's a film — based on that tragic events in real life — that deals with men's mental health and also features an incredible soundtrack of music from Fugazi, Soulside, Screaming Broccoli, The Switch, Hollywood Indians and Ethan Azarian. Otterbacher is in conversation with Who Cooks For You's Real Jaguar.

Catherine Léger writes for film, TV, and theater. Her screenplay for “Charlotte a du fun” won her the Best Original Screenplay award at the 2019 Canadian Screens. She joins A Public Affair host Esty Dinur by phone from Montreal to talk about her new film, Two Women, screening on Sunday, April 6 at 7pm at Union South and Thursday, April 10 at 5:45pm at Flix Brewhouse.