A Public Affair
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Life in Turkey with Robert Schoville, Then Palestinian Art with Laila ...
On today’s two part, A Public Affair, host Esty Dinur is first joined by Robert Schoville who is best known in Madison as the founder of the Brazilian percussion group, […]
Stephen Zunes on Israel and the International Criminal Court
In a recent Truthout article, Stephen Zunes writes that the U.S.s continued military aid to Israel violates both theSection 6201 of the1961 Foreign Assistance Act andthe 1999Leahy Amendment. The
One Year “Post-Pandemic” with Paula Tran
In May 2023, the COVID-19 public health emergency expired. The declaration had previously laid out all sorts of protocols and funding to combat the deadly respiratory illness. The end of []
Exhibit Shines a Light on Slow Violence as a Climate Justice Issue
What is the climate justice issue in Milwaukee? Its not an issue of an of a sudden disaster. Its not a flood. Its about slow violence, says Arjit Sen. Its []
Palestinian Prison Memoir and College Encampments
On todays two-part show, host Esty Dinur is joined by translator Luke Leafgren and publisher Judith Gurewich to discuss Nasser Abu Srours book, The Tale of a Wall. Abu Srour []
“Anti-Zionism is Not Anti-Semitism”: A Conversation with Abba Solo...
In an attempt to silence criticism of Israel, accusations of anti-Semitism have increasingly been leveled against those protesting Israels Gaza war. To discuss this trend, on todays show, host All
Vigorously Resisting the End of Roe v. Wade
Next month will mark 2 years since the Supreme Court stripped us of our federal right to abortion. What does reproductive autonomy mean without Roe? To answer this question, two []
Update on Metro Transit Redesign and BRT Launch
The bus system is one of the most visible aspects of city infrastructure, and its one of the most rapidly changing aspects of life in Madison. On todays show, WORT []
Meeting MMoCA’s New Director Paul Baker Prindle
MMoCAs new Director, Paul Baker Prindle has Madison roots. He worked at the museum store 25 years ago and attended both Edgewood College and UWMadison. Now, as he steps into []
Seeking Asylum: Efforts to Support Refugees
On todays show, we spend the first half of the program with two immigration lawyers working with the Project Immigration Justice for Palestinians. Project IJP is a coalition of organizations []