On today’s show, host Ali Muldrow is in conversation with Sabrina Madison (Heymiss Progress), founder of the Progress Center for Black Women and the Black Women’s Leadership Conference. The two discuss Kwanzaa’s first principle of unity—a harmonious togetherness in the family, community, nation and world—as it applies to their lives, and the work they’ve done to […]
Finding Leadership Opportunities for Young Women
Guest host Sabrina Madison (“Heymiss Progress“) spends the hour exploring leadership opportunities for girls and young women of color. Joining her in the studio is Vanessa Richmond, Associate Attorney at law firm Husch Blackwell LLP, where she focuses on corporate matters including due diligence review, drafting, real estate transactions and research. She has experience working […]
Entrepreneurship in Madison, with Sabrina Madison and Jim Remsik
Sabrina Madison interviews entrepreneur Jim Remsik, founder of Madison-based web and software development company Adorable IO LLC. They discuss entrepreneurial strategies he’s learned while running a business, their road trip to SXSW, and more. Watch the live video below:
Paths to Entrepreneurial Success
Sabrina Madison speaks with entrepreneur Dr. Jasmine Zapata and Boys & Girls Club of Dane County‘s CEO Michael Johnson about their paths to entrepreneurial and non profit successes.
The Happy Show
Tuesday host Carousel Bayrd speaks with community leaders about why they’ve been happy in their advocacy work this year. We hear from Dawn Berney, Executive Director of Jewish Social Services; Kaleem Caire, Founder, President and CEO of One City Early Learning Centers, John Hendrick, District 6 Supervisor and Project Director – Attorney at Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups; […]
Black Girl Magic: 2016
You begin the year with the way the last one ended. This has been a difficult and at times tragic year for many. Throughout history–Harriet Tubman, Fanny Lou Hammer, Ida B. Wells, we have seen and still see for one reason or another, Black women at the forefront of the fight for human rights for […]
