On todays show, host Esty Dinur is joined by two representatives from Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) to talk about the Point Beach Nuclear Reactor in Two Rivers, Wisconsin on Lake Michiga

Allen Ruff speaks with three solidarity activists who recently returned from Cuba as part of a delegation to Santiago de Cuba called Levantate por Cuba.

As the average price of a home soars to ~$500K, the number of kids experiencing homelessness in Madison is growing. Today were picking up that theme with Karla Thennes of Porchlight and Jen Ripp of

Richelle Wilson is joined by journalist Amy Larocca to talk about the world of wellness and her new book, How to Be Well: Navigating Our Self-Care Epidemic, One Dubious Cure at a Time.

Douglas Haynes is joined by journalist Molly Parker to talk about the erosion of educational access in rural areas and the value of regional universities.

On todays show, host Esty Dinur is joined by two legal experts from EarthjusticeAndre Segura and Stefanie Tsosieto talk about the Trump administrations attacks on the environment.

Social critic Henry Giroux discusses what he calls the politics of cleansing, the multi-pronged offensive currently being waged against civil liberties, dissent, and ultimately democracy by America

Continuing the show's focus on the arts as an antidote in times of political turmoil, today Ali Muldrow joined by local poet Nate Marshall to talk about his most recent collection, Finna.

On todays show were rebroadcasting an interview from 2019 in which outgoing News Director Chali Pittman interviewed Ada Deer, the late Native American social worker, activist, professor, lobbyist, a

Douglas Haynes speaks with Dr. Michelle Robinson about the Madison Forward Fund 2.0, the guaranteed income program that will focus on maternal-child health and support 42 families.