Stu Levitan is in the studio for this pledge drive edition of Madison BookBeat. He’s joined by Curt Meine, Associate Adjunct Professor in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology, and author of Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work and The Essential Aldo Leopold: Quotations and Commentaries (1999). He’s also joined by Kathy Miner, […]
Brad Schreiber, “Music Is Power: Popular Songs, Social Justice a...
A conversation with Brad Schreiber, whose new book “Music Is Power: Popular Music, Social Justice and the Will to Change,” is an annotated tour through a century of politically conscious music, from union songs to heavy metal, rock to rap.
P. Carl, “Becoming A Man: The Story of a Transition”
Conversation with P. Carl, author of Becoming A Man: The Story of a Transition. Writing in the Progressive magazine, our friend Bill Lueders calls Becoming A Man “a powerful blend of raw candor and tender vulnerability,” a “celebration of self-discovery” filled with “heartbreaking honesty” and fresh insights into gender, power and injustice. The New Yorker’s Elizabeth […]
Poet/Performer Danez Smith (“Homie”)
The Madison BookBeat conversation with Black, Queer, Poz poet/performer Danez Smith (“Homie”).
The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War
The Madison BookBeat conversation with Vietnam veteran Doug Bradley and UW professor emeritus Craig Werner about their book We Gotta Get Out of this Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War” and Doug’s new book Who’ll Stop The Rain: Respect, Remembrance and Reconciliation in post-Vietnam America”
“Justice For All: Selected Writings of Lloyd A. Barbee”
The Madison BookBeat interview with Daphne E. Barbee-Wooten, editor of “Justice For All: Selected Writings of Lloyd A. Barbee,” (Wisconsin Historical Society Press 2019) the late civil rights leader, attorney and Wisconsin State Representative who fought a successful 12-year legal battle to desegregate the Milwaukee Public Schools.
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