On today’s show, guest host Juliana Bennett speaks with Native leader, Art Shegonee, about his early childhood, years of dancing, and organizing for treaty rights.

As police forces act with impunity against civilians and immigrants, brian beans new book is a timely argument for getting rid of the institution of police.

Host Ali Muldrow is joined by Madisons new City Clerk, Lydia McComas, to talk about her role in making sure our local elections are accurate and secure.

Today were talking about the artform of burlesque and how BIPOC performers are advocating for diversity and accountability in the local burlesque scene.

To talk about food insecurity and the status of SNAP funding, host Douglas Haynes is joined by two local food pantry leaders and a national expert on nutrition and public policy.

Carlos Dvalos swaps seats with Esty Dinur to ask her questions reflecting on her 30 years on A Public Affair.

Todays guests talk about how Medicaid cuts will reduce access to life-saving healthcare for incarcerated people in rural areas.

Ali Muldrow speaks with poet Sasha Debevec-McKenney about her loving, tender, and hilarious new collection, Joy Is My Middle Name.

Dana Pellebon celebrates the magic of theater with Dr. Erica Halversonwho has dedicated her career to studying how people learn in and through the arts.

Wisconsin State Representative Karen DeSanto and Neil Kraus discusses closure of the UW-Platteville Baraboo campus and the need for investment in public higher education.