Wisconsinites need a top attorney who’s willing to fight for their best interests, Kaul told WORT, and stand up to the Trump administration in court.
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Cardinal Call: Talking journalism ethics with Daily Cardinal desk editors
Zoey Jiang and Sonia Bendre share what they learned while covering a recent panel of New York Times journalists.
Madison alders direct police chief to produce progress report on oversight recommendations
The recommendations number in the hundreds and have accrued for almost a decade, but the police department hasn’t provided an update since 2020.
Stock Buy-backs: Stifling Innovation and Lining Pockets of the Rich
University of Massachusetts Lowell professor of economics, William Lazonick, recently co-authored a paper, “The U.S. battery maker that Could, and the U.S. Auto Company that Wouldn’t,” published in the Institute […]
New Book: The Road to Medicare for All
Nancy Altman, President of Social Security Works and author of a recently-released book entitled “The Road to Medicare for All” talks with Jan Miyasaki about her book. Altman says that […]
Who Does Madison Better, the Eastside or the Westside?
Today on A Public Affair, Ali Muldrow hosts the great debate: which side of Madison is better, the east side or the west side?
It’s Scary Fun
Today on the Too Turnt Up Tuesday 8:00 Buzz with Tara Wilhelmi featuring Jackie Brodean and LaVerne Buchannon, Jeanne Gomoll and Ria Dhingra from The Moth Madison join us to talk storytelling and the upcoming Grand Slam at The Barrymore on October 2nd.
Police monitor may have exposed Madison to legal risk, city attorney says
“City agencies do not have the ability to pick and choose which ordinances and city policies they want to comply with,” Mike Haas told WORT Tuesday.
Crowley, Tiffany present dueling visions for state-county coordination
Crowley argues that increasing shared revenue would ease the burden on county governments, while Tiffany says a “red tape reset” would cut costs statewide.
Service versus Saviorism in the Madison Non-Profit World
On today’s “A Public Affair,” host Dana Pellebon spoke with Michael Etheridge about the current state of non-profits in Dane County that are working to address housing. In the conversation, […]
FDA’s disappearing food safety warning letter
California Dairies Inc’s recent recall of dry milk “was insufficient to protect public health,” according to a letter that’s no longer listed on the FDA’s website.
Conversation with Eli Erlick – author, activist, speaker & historian
Eli Erlick is an internationally acclaimed author, activist, speaker & historian. In 2011, she co-founded Trans Student Educational Resources (TSER), an orgnization dedicated to transforming the educational environment for trans […]
