Podcast: Madison Print & Resist keeps evolving in 2015
The annual celebration of independent print media returns to the Central Library on October 31.
Politics
Left perspectives on power and policy across Wisconsin and the Madison area.
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What we’re tackling on The Tone Cluster’s first episode
What to expect when we kick off our live podcast on Tuesday, October 20 at the High Noon Saloon.
Victor Castro’s space of waste
Encounters with the Madison artist, ahead of his new show at the Central Library.
A tale of two Claires: On DIY culture, zines, and feminism
Claire Nelson-Lifson and Claire Warhus discuss their role in Madison's art and music communities.
Down with the white-tablecloth zone
They’re the best seats in the house, but put a damper on things for everyone else.
Vic Berger on scrambling the GOP primaries
A talk with the video editor surreally chopping up Scott Walker’s and others’ presidential announcements.
Another East Sider for a South-Side Public Market
It’s probably too late to say it, but let’s spread the prosperity around a bit more.
Capturing Madison’s crisis of inequality
The in-the-works documentary “Forward: Anger Into Action” recently went public after about a year of work.
Art is not a band-aid
The City of Madison is combining public art and social policy in all the wrong ways.
Anatomy of an art controversy: Mike Lroy’s “Don’t Shoot”
The absurdity of reducing a painting to the fact that it offends cops.
What we’re tackling on The Tone Cluster’s first episode
What to expect when we kick off our live podcast on Tuesday, October 20 at the High Noon Saloon.
Victor Castro’s space of waste
Encounters with the Madison artist, ahead of his new show at the Central Library.
A tale of two Claires: On DIY culture, zines, and feminism
Claire Nelson-Lifson and Claire Warhus discuss their role in Madison's art and music communities.
Down with the white-tablecloth zone
They’re the best seats in the house, but put a damper on things for everyone else.
Vic Berger on scrambling the GOP primaries
A talk with the video editor surreally chopping up Scott Walker’s and others’ presidential announcements.
Another East Sider for a South-Side Public Market
It’s probably too late to say it, but let’s spread the prosperity around a bit more.
Capturing Madison’s crisis of inequality
The in-the-works documentary “Forward: Anger Into Action” recently went public after about a year of work.
Art is not a band-aid
The City of Madison is combining public art and social policy in all the wrong ways.
Anatomy of an art controversy: Mike Lroy’s “Don’t Shoot”
The absurdity of reducing a painting to the fact that it offends cops.