Jerome Dillard from Ex Incarcerated Persons Organizing (ExPO) talks with Ramiah Whiteside, Barron Walker, and James Morgan about their problems, ideas, and solutions to re-integrating persons released from prisons into the community.
Friday: A Day of Climate Change protests!
A national action day organized by the Youth Climate Action Team is scheduled for this coming Friday, as reported by organizers Ella Kunstman, a senior at West High School, and Clio Maya-Johnson, a junior at East. The two students talk with Jan Miyasaki about the planned activities that day, and why THEY are up-in-arms about […]
The Brain Science of Change Tolerance and Fulfillment
What does it mean to be “fulfilled”? Why are some people “self-fulfilled” while others crave constant positive reinforcement from others? Dr. Raj Nijhawan, noted researcher, will be giving a lecture at Edgewood College on 9/16 — Sue Pastor and Stephan Gilchrist from Edgewood talk to Jan about the program.
MEA protects the public and the environment
Now in its 20th year, the Midwest Environmental Advocates works to defend public rights, protect environmental rights, and is a watchdog for transparency and accountability in government. Peg Sheaffer, Development and Marketing Director, talks about what’s happening in the state.
Meet the 2019 CSW Change-Maker Award Winners!
Jan talks with Araceli Esparza, Communications and Marketing Director at Community Shares of Wisconsin, as well as the winners of the 2019 Change-Maker awards, Talib Akbar, Ginger Beier, and Ruth Schmidt about the work they’ve done making the community stronger and better.
Is fossil fuel rationing the way to stop climate change?
Is gas rationing in our future? Stan Cox, part of Resilliance.org, thinks so. The best way to slow climate change is “Cap and Adapt”, with a progressive scale of compulsory fossil fuel rationing we can meet the goal, and we will HAVE to adapt. He talks to Jan Miyasaki about the radical (but possibly effective) […]
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