Carlos Dávalos 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.

Ahmed Abu Artema is a Palestinian writer and human rights activist who joins host Esty Dinur from exile to talk about the genocide in Gaza.

Allen Ruff speaks with Latin American expert, Rodrigo Acua, about the context for the US air strikes on small vessels in the Caribbean and off the Pacific coast of Columbia.

There are more trans candidates running for office than ever, Josie Caballero tells guest host Dina Nina Martinez Rutherford. They talk about the courage it takes to run for elected office and the end

In the last week of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Virginia Gittens Escudero discusses the role that UNIDOS plays in breaking barriers for Latinx survivors of domestic violence in Dane County thro

ProPublica reporter Nicole Foy discusses her investigations into ICE sweeps and the growing number of US citizens who are being detained by federal immigration agents.