For today’s public transit show, we first talk to professor Kafui Attoh about affects of the coronavirus pandemic on bus-ridership, the right to the city, transportation justice, and the intersections of transit and access to public life and democracy. In the second segment, Steven Higashide discusses his work with TransitCenter to support local public transportation […]
Healthy Food for All
Chris Brockel and Joe Mingle of Healthy Food for All talk about their work providing free, healthy food to low income people in Dane County and how this work fits into the larger struggle for food justice.
Physicians for a National Health Care Program
July 30th is the 50th anniversary of Medicare. The Wisconsin Physicians for a National Healthcare Program discusses the hope for Medicare-for-All. The program includes discussion, interviews with physicians, health care workers around the state, and more.
Habitat for Humanity and the ReStores
Habitat for Humanity of Dane County announces its capital campaign that includes plans on where it plans to build over the next seven years. The Cheryl M and her associated representatives of Habitat for Humanity and the ReStores in the studio also talk about the current builds and their Habitat ReStores.
Gregg Potter, Project Kinect, and positive individual and social chang...
Gregg Potter, founder of Project Kinect, produces a program to illustrate the organization, Kinect, and a hope for positive social change and community engagement. He has invited Sara Alvarado from the Alvarado Group, Amy Kesling from Sustain Dane, and Tariq Saqqaf, from the Mayor’s Office to have an in-depth discussion on, ‘What positive social change […]
Alliance for Animals Talks about Vegan Fest
The Alliance for Animals and the Environment holds their annual Vegan Fest on Saturday, June 27th, and uses this Monday Access Hour time to preview it and anticipate it…and also to talk about vegan foods and how they’re good for you and for the planet.
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