Energy reporter Chris Hubbuch of the Wisconsin State Journal joins the Wisconsin Energy Broadcast to discuss Evers new 100% clean energy goal for Wisconsin and all the major energy developments in the last twelve months. This is the two year anniversary of the Wisconsin Energy Broadcast! And we are enormously grateful to you, our listeners. […]
Kiosk for August 2nd
This is the Insurgent Radio Kiosk for Friday, August 2nd It’s This Weekend’s Action Calendar! A family-friendly community bike ride with festivities and a book talk with Adonia Lugo, author of “Bicycle and Race: Transportation, Culture and Resistance”, is scheduled for Saturday, August 3rd, at the Goodman Library, 2222 South Park Street. Festivities kick-off at […]
John W. Barker retires
Last Sunday morning John W. Barker hosted his annual Christmas in July program on Musica Antiqua. During the show, he announced that it would be his last show, as failing health was forcing him to step down after nearly 20 years as one of the co-hosts on the program. John has been a major figure […]
Johanna Heineman-Pieper’s journey of finding identity
Johanna Heineman-Pieper searches for her roots as a queer transracial adoptee
How Solar Got Cheap: Interview with author and UW Professor Greg Nemet...
Solar prices are down 75% in the last ten years. Greg Nemet UW Madison Professor and Author of the new book, How Solar Became Cheap joins the Wisconsin Energy Broadcast to explain how we got here. He reviews the global historical trends and the crucial role the US Defense Department, Germany, Japan and China have […]
Madison, the second week of June, 1969
It was in 1966 that the city council declared it would stop granting liquor licenses “at some future date” to private clubs that practice racial discrimination in their membership. That date isn’t here yet for the Elks and the Eagles, but it may have arrived for the Loyal Order of Moose – all of whom […]
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