Rowan Childs of the Madison Reading Project tells host Dana Pellebon that it's important to teach kids not just how to read but how to love reading.

Learning about your local environment is a great way to feel more at home. Thats the message that Madison Public Librarys latest Naturalist in Residence Andrea Debbink wants folks to understand.

Norma Wong advises listeners do small things to create a better world and not fixate on fighting everything that you are ideologically opposed to.

Oswaldo Zavala speaks with guest host Carlos Dvalos about the myth of drug cartels, the USs military occupation of Mexico, and his study of the Latin American author, Roberto Bolao.

Ali Muldrow welcomes Steven Olikara back to WORT to talk about building narratives with the power to unify the US political terrain.

When we talk about public education, were talking about the heart of democracy, says todays guest Heather DuBois Bourenane, the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Public Education Network.

Alba Velasquez and Darin Von Ruden are experts in the US food system, and they tell host Douglas Haynes that theyre concerned about the rising fear they see in immigrant communities in California and

Listeners kept the phones ringing today during our open line show. Host Esty Dinur heard from callers concerned about vaccines and public health as well as the political health of the democratic party

On todays show, we hear from journalist Nyki Duda who draws a line from anti-immigrant movements of the 1920s to the present.

If youre a mom on social media, you might know Kate from her Instagram profile, @motherhoodforgood. She joins host Ali Muldrow today to talk about parenting and women in democratic politics.