Gil produces “An Eclectic mix of Xmas music including, folk. Rock, classical, Reggae and traditional styles,” some a little more on the tougher side of Christmas…
Sustaining Women’s Work in Hebron with Laila Hassan
Today on the show, guest host Gil Halsted is joined in the studio by Laila Hassan, co-founder of Women in Hebron, a Palestinian nonprofit fair-trade cooperative, to talk about her experience supporting women’s work in the West Bank. Women in Hebron are hosting two sale events in Wisconsin this weekend: – Saturday, December 14, 2:00 […]
WORT Week-in-Review for September 20, 2019
In this September 20th edition of the WORT Week-in-Review, we hear about the city council’s vote on F-35 jets, the mayor’s plan for bus rapid transit, a right to die law coming to Wisconsin, state lawmakers skirting public records requests with fees, and the origins of gentrification. Contributors to this episode are Abigail Becker, Jade […]
For Your Information: Police Body Cam Bill and Access to Public Record...
Today we bring you a two-part episode on the public’s right to information hosted by Gil Halsted. First up, Bill Lueders, president of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council and editor of The Progressive, sheds some light on Senate Bill 50, which proposes to regulate the use of police body cams. Then, we hear from Jonathan […]
Opposition to F-35 Fighter Jets in Madison
The Truax Field Air National Guard Base on Madison’s North Side is one of five proposed sites around the country for a new fighter jet program that would host a fleet of F-35s. This program would highly impact thousands of residents in the area with increased noise levels and pollution, safety concerns, and local economic […]
Gun Violence: Perspectives from Chicago and Pediatric Surgeons
In the wake of the mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas over the weekend, we turn our attention to gun violence for today’s episode with guest host Gil Halsted. First, we talk to Patrick Smith, criminal justice reporter for WBEZ, about Chicago’s most violent weekend on record—and how Chicagoans have a different […]
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