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Henry A Wallace Symposium: New Progressive Majority Event
As Franklin Delano Roosevelts vice president in 1944, Henry A Wallace presciently warned about how racism, oligarchy, and media manipulation were nurturing the conditions for fascism in the United St
What Mainstream Cameras Don’t Capture
Today on the too Turnt Up Tuesday 8:00 Buzz with Tara Wilhelmi and Antoine McNeail, a show jam-packed with information and events that you need to know about with Hedi Rudd, Co-Executive Director of R
“Patient” Looks at World of Simulated Patients
A new documentary film explores the world of simulated patients used to train medical professionals. Filmmaker Lori Felker tells us about her new work, Patient, coming this week to the Arts and Lit
Equability Adapts Clothes to Work for Everyone
People with disabilities have the same right to look good in their clothes as anyone else. A new Madison-based startup aims to design clothes that work and look good for everyone. Well talk wi
Pentagon Funding at UW Tops $220 Million
How much money going to the University of Wisconsin and Madison College comes from the Pentagon? Wisconsin Watch investigative reporter Noe Goldhaber gives us the details.
The Militarization Of The El Paso Border
Tony's guest on the Thursday Buzz, Alan Lizarraga, a spokesman for the El Paso-based Border Network for Human Rights, discusses the establishment of National Defense Areas around El Paso.
Red, White and Weird: Apostle Islands Signs Raise Eyebrows
Tony Castaeda, host of the Thursday 8 O'Clock Buzz, talks with Jeff Rennicke about recently posted signs in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore park which urge visitors to report any signs or oth
The High Moral Stakes of Budget Reconciliation
Lindsay Koshgarian, from the National Priorities Project, Institute for Policy Studies, gives an update on the Senate version of the proposed budget, which expands on Medicaid loss to even more []
Knudsen-Latta: Loss of International Aid Agencies Threatens Millions o...
Despite some of the DOGE efforts being delayed in the courts, the State Department continues to eliminate many of the peace, human rights, and conflict resolution programs in the State []
An Update on Radioactive Waste Storage, and Palisades Nuclear Power Pl...
Kevin Kamps from Beyond Nuclear gives an update on two issues currently being addressed in the courts and legislatures: a U.S. Supreme Court approval for a consolidated interim nuclear waste []