Host Esty Dinur speak with Fred and Germaine Pidgeon about the Skunk Hill Spring Gathering and Paul DeMain about Trumps executive orders ending environmental protections.

Allen Ruff speaks with Van Jackson about how tariffs will hurt the working class, the rise of crony capitalism, the increasingly flagrant spoils system, and Arundhati Roys vision of civil disobedienc

As federal cuts to arts and culture programs are hitting local organizations hard, host Ali Muldrow speaks with Jessica Becker and Jen Rubin of Wisconsin Humanities.

Christina Lieffring speaks with scholar Mariel Barnes about the manosphere, its rising influence on US politics, and how it leads to doxxing and violence

Douglas Haynes speaks with three experts about the USDAs decision last month to eliminate two programs that help schools, child care centers, and food banks buy food from local farms.

Esty Dinur speaks with Chairman Omali Yesitela and Penny Hess of the Uhuru Solidarity Movement who are working toward African liberation and anti-colonialism worldwide.

Allen Ruff is joined by scholar and activist Rachel Ida Buff to talk about the right to due process through the 14th Amendment and the Trump Administrations goal to end birthright citizenship.

We regularly talk with poets and artists about their work. And today host Ali Muldrow is joined by three professionals who work behind the scenes to make local arts programming happen.

On todays A Public Affair were honoring the life and legacy of Bob McChesney who passed away on March 25.

UWs two year schools are accessible and affordable, but theyre closing at an alarming rate, Ken Brosky tells Douglas Haynes.