| Monday Brian Standing |
Tuesday Aaron Perry |
Wednesday Jan Miyasaki* |
Thursday Tony Casteneda |
Friday Jonathan Zarov |
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8 O’Clock Buzz
Tod Ohnstad On The 8 O’Clock Buzz
05/2/13 11:17 AM | buzz
Tod Ohnstad, 65th Assembly District State Representative, (Democrat) joined Tony Castaneda on the 8 O’Clock Buzz to talk about pending issues in Wisconsin including a proposed iron mine in northern Wisconsin.
With Over 40 changes To Tenant Landlord Laws In Wisconsin, Will You Be Effected?
05/2/13 11:13 AM | buzz
Brenda K. Konkel, the Executive Director of Tenant Resource Center joined Tony Castaneda on the 8 O’Clock Buzz to talk about AB Assembly Bill 183 being pushed through the legislature. This bill has over 40 changes to tenant landlord laws, 19 effect the statewide.
Peggy Choy Dance
05/1/13 12:08 PM | buzz
Peggy Choy of Peggy Choy Dance joined Jan Miyasaki on the Wednesday, 8 O’Clock Buzz. Choy is a UW Professor at the UW School of Dance. She joined the Buzz to talk about a series of dance events, “Like Water.”
Workers Rights Center
05/1/13 12:00 PM | buzz
Patrick Hickey, Executive Director of the Workers Rights Center in Madison joined Jan Miyasaki on the Wednesday, 8 O’Clock Buzz. The Workers’ Rights Center is a community center dedicated to educating and advocating for worker justice. Listen to the full interview below:
FDA Approved New Drug Despite Ongoing Investigation Of Lab Misconduct
05/1/13 11:51 AM | buzz
Charles Seife of ProPublica joined Jan Miyasaki on the Wednesday, 8 O’Clock Buzz, to talk about FDA approved drugs depite ongoing investigation of lab misconduct. Read his article here and Listen to the interview below:
Urban League Greater Madison
04/30/13 12:24 PM | buzz
Joining Aaron Perry on the Tuesday 8 O’Clock Buzz, was Kaleem Caire, the CEO of Urban League Greater Madison.
April Scheel Qualifies For State
04/30/13 12:21 PM | buzz
Joining Aaron Perry on the 8 O’Clock Buzz on Tuesday, April 30th, 2013, was April Sheel. Sheel is an athlete who recently participated in the Special Olympics. After qualifying for the state finals she came back to the buzz (first joining us in March of this year) to tell us about the event. She swam the 200-meter and a 400-meter swim.
Are The Great Lakes Getting Less… Great?
04/29/13 12:17 PM | buzz
The Great Lakes are at their lowest levels ever which makes a person wonder, at what point does a depleting lake lose the “great” part of the title? Joining the 8 O’Clock Buzz on Monday, April 29th, UW Center for Climatic Research’s Val Bennington.
Ventures In People
04/29/13 12:10 PM | buzz
Tenoir Louis Guerrier tells us about Ventures In People’s, a Wisconsin non-profit that works to bring education, clean water and agricultural opportunities to Haiti. Louis Guerrier will be giving a presentation, “Haiti Past And Present,” at Arboretum CoHousing tomorrow (4/30) at 7:30PM.
Can The Police Limit Speech In The Wisconsin State Capitol?
04/29/13 11:41 AM | buzz
The American Civil Liberties Union is taking the state Department of Administration to task in federal court. The Capitol Police have been arresting protestors who were peacefully singing in the state capital. So is the Wisconsin Capitol truly a public forum? Can the police limit what people say? The Progressive’s Rebecca Kemble tells us more.
