1. On the radio, of course! If you live within our broadcast range, tune to 89.9 on your FM dial. 2. Via the WORT website. Listen live by clicking here, or listen to archived shows here. 3. Via our WORT app, now available for smartphones and tablets, where you can listen live, listen to archived shows, […]
Bird Collision Corps Needs You
Birds are primarily visual creatures. Billions of years of evolution have honed avian brains and eyes to achieve extraordinary visual feats, from seeing into the ultraviolet spectrum, or in the case of raptors, picking out a small rodent from an altitude of hundreds of feet above the ground. Birds are also skilled navigators, in many […]
Madison, the first week of April, 1961
Madison, the first week of April, 1961. As the municipal election of 1961 approached, no one expected Mayor Ivan Nestingen to be a candidate. The 39-year-old attorney and former state representative was certainly popular enough to coast to victory — first elected in a special election in 1956, elected to a full two-year term in […]
UW Canvas Pronoun Feature, and Making It Happen
This is the Queery episode for March 31, 2021. Ivette interviews Katherine Charek-Briggs, the Assistant Director at the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center at UW Madison about the Canvas pronoun feature, and what it takes to make policy changes happen. Transcripts coming soon. Special thanks to Chali Pittman, Katelyn Foxworth, Katherine Charek Briggs, and the […]
Madison in the Sixties – the last week of March
Madison in the Sixties – the end of March 1960 On the 25th, more than a thousand students pack old Music Hall past legal capacity for Sen. John F Kennedy’s last local appearance before the April 5 presidential primary. University workers lock the doors, leaving several hundred students out in the snow – until one […]
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