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Gone With The Wind: Trump Blows Off Clean Energy (Again)
Tony's guest on the Thursday Buzz is UW Public Affairs Professor Greg Nemet, who sees Trump's rollback of clean energy policies as a strategic misstep, likely leading to higher energy prices for consu
Udderly Fed Up: Monroe Dairy Workers Strike Over E-Verify Policy
Joining Tony on the Thursday Buzz this morning is Christine Neumann-Ortiz, who explains how the acquistion of W&W Dairy by Dairy Farmers of America has led to an employee strike.
As TPS is Removed From Afghans, Afghans Empowered Works to Help
Afghans Empowered works with other aid groups in advocacy and service to Afghan refugees worldwide.
31st “Executive Excesses Report” Shows Pay Divide Growing
The pay divide between top executives and workers continues to increase, from the "Executive Excess Report" by Sarah Anderson.
First They Sexualize Us, Then They Royalize Us
Today on the too Turnt Up Tuesday 8:00 Buzz with Tara Wilhelmi and Antoine McNeail, no-show guests mean its a free-for-all. Talking about school leads to serious talk about clothes and sexualizing y
Finding Home on Highway 14
Madison-based performance artist Nicole Gruter begins her cross-country journey down one of Americas iconic highways. Well hear Nicoles first report from the road.
Getting Medieval with the Society for Creative Anachronism
Are Madisonians aware that they live within the Barony of Jararvellir? The Society for Creative Anachronisms Lauren Perry and Jim Polewski take us back to the middle ages.
New Madison Clerk Ordered to Fix Election Process
More fallout from the City of Madisons lost vote debacle greets the citys new clerk. Votebeat Wisconsins Alexander Shur has the story.
Hell on Earth
Middle East commentator, speaks with host Tony Castaeda about the current situation in Palestine and what lies ahead for the people of Gaza who have been abandoned in their current plight.
Homeless Housing Bubble Bursts
The Dairy Drive Campground in Madison is set to close in the near future and at least seventeen residents will be losing housing due to federal funding coming to an end.