Host Esty Dinur is joined by advocates Lokita Singha and Apekshita Varshney to talk about the violence being done to the Adivasi people and their mineral rich lands and by anthropologist Ather Zia who

Today, host Allen Ruff is joined by journalist Joan Walsh to talk about her recent piece in The Nation, The Abominable Sadism of Alligator Auschwitz, in which she draws the comparison between the ne

Today, host Ali Muldrow is joined by comedian Andrew Wegleitner to talk about how comedy is more important than ever.

On todays show, guest host Dana Pellebon breaks down a piece of legislation called the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act with two immigration experts, Cecilia Gillhouse and Huma Ahsan.

Omar El Akkad joins host Douglas Haynes to talk about his new memoir, which weaves the personal essay with cultural critique in order to grapple with the USs support of Israels slaughter and starvat

Grant Foster and Tom Lynch take a deep dive into Madison transportation policies like Vision Zero, the history of Madisons transportation department, and what could come next for the BRT line.

On todays show, guest host Jonathan Pollack speaks with local non-profit leaders, Michelle Orge of Second Harvest, Jackie Anderson of Feeding Wisconsin, and Ellen Carlson of WayForward Resources abou

On todays show, journalist Isabeau Doucet shares how one state made an investment in universal childcare and changed its entire economy.

Esty Dinur speaks with Col. Lawrence Wilkerson about the decline of the American empire. Wilkerson says that on both the global and domestic fronts, the nation is doing very badly.

Allen Ruff speaks with longtime friend of the show Matt Rothschild who has been sounding the alarm about Trump since his first term as president.