Podcasts
Madison-focused conversations you won’t hear anywhere else.
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Podcast: A more complete story
A new historic preservation effort in Madison aims to create a more human and inclusive approach to local history.
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Podcast: Ken Klippenstein’s FOIA-fueled jabs at the powerful
The Madison-based journalist discusses breaking a pivotal Puerto Rico story and doing good tweets.
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Podcast: Parsing city arts funding in Madison
Tone Madison editor Scott Gordon discusses our recent coverage of arts initiatives in the 2018 city budget.
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Podcast: Meredith Nnoka’s “A Hunger Called Music”
The Madison-based writer discusses her collection of poems surveying black music in America.
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Podcast: Carlos Eduardo Gacharná’s exit interview
The artist/educator/activist discusses why he moved from Madison to California.
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Podcast: The interwoven works of Hiwot Adilow
The multi-faceted writer and vocalist discusses her work and reads a poem.
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Podcast: Katie Garth’s prints have plausible deniability
The formerly Madison-based artist returns for a show at the Common Wealth Gallery October 9 through 13.
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Podcast: Notes on a few recent Madison releases
Lush rock from Tyler Ditter, instrumental hip-hop from DLO, and other local releases catching our ear of late.
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Podcast: Shifting stages in Madison
Four journalists discuss even more change happening in Madison’s music venues.
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Podcast: The transportive lyricism of Derrick Austin
The Madison-based poet discusses and reads from his debut collection, “Trouble The Water.”










