We check in on the status of Wisconsin's races with UW-Madison Political Science Professor David Canon. We also discuss national trends, and how issues like the Kavanaugh nomination and Nikki Haley's announced departure from the UN will be felt locally.
Madison historian and chair of the city's Landmark Commission Stu Levitan discusses the recent Common Council vote to remove confederate monuments from a Madison cemetery. He talks about why he had to vote to keep the monument in place, but ultimately supported its removal.
Associated Students of Madison Vice Chair Yogev Ben-Yitschak sits down in-studio with Stella Porter and Sam Buisman to discuss ASM's push to change Babcock's policy of using beef gelatin in ice cream.
Reporter Sam Buisman sits down with interim Dean of Students Argyle Wade and chief of UW Police Kristen Roman about changes to the school's protest policy. (Image via Jesse Kasendorf)
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