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Friday July 18, 2008
Friday 07-18-2008 8:26am CT
Jason Nyberg from A Catapult Western & Renee Schuh invited us to the Harmony Bar & Grill Saturday starting at 3pm for One Kid, One World to benefit a girl's dormitory in Machakos, Kenya.
Dave Wilcox joined us live from Netroots Nation in Austin, TX
Friday Local Music Feature: "Mad Trucker Gone Mad" by Mad Trucker Gone Mad from the Mad Rollin' Dolls compilation CD.
Al Gore is right! Want proof? Johnson Controls vs. Harley-Davidson.
Jake Shut, co-owner of Crustacean Records, & Natalie Hinckley, director of Drown Out the Daylights, invited us to the DVD Release Party, Saturday night at the Majestic Theater.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Thursday 07-17-2008 7:48am CT
Eric Powers, the organizer of this weekend's Hybridfest 2008 at the Dane County Fair, explained how the 3rd year of Hybridfest has expanded far beyond just hybrid tranportation technology. Tom Crofton, Democratic Assembly candidate for the 50th district, talked about how a carpenter can help fix our state government. Liz Tymus, founder of indieQueer invited us out to a beautiful BYOP (Bring Your Own Pride) weekend, starting tonight at the High Noon Saloon, continuing Saturday night at the Majestic, Sunday night at the Cardinal Bar & Sunday, all-day, at Brittingham Park. Marc Sussman explained why we are bailing out the mortgage industry, but not the families that are losing their mortgages. Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Wednesday 07-16-2008 8:05am CT
John Nichols revealed who made $54 million dollars in profit in one day last week: Cindy McCain. Plus, the beauty that is satire & the beast that is Fanny Mae/Freddie Mac. Dane County Board Supervisor Chuck Erickson explained the domestic partner ordinances being introduced tomorrow night at the county board meeting, 7pm at the City-County building. Lon Newman, President-elect of Family Planning Health Services, celebrated World Population Day & explained the 2 most important elements to dealing with unsustainable population growth: empowering women & access to reproductive health care. Brock Riebe & Maria Vasquez explained why they want to save St. Raphael's cathedral & speculated as to why Bishop Robert Morlino does not: $ $ $! For more information: savestrays[at]gmail.com Assembly candidate for the 66th Assembly district, Larry Zamba talked about making Kenosha County blue-- through & through.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Tuesday 07-15-2008 8:10am CT
Madison Savoyards invited us to the Mikado, this weekend & next at the Music Hall on campus. Joy First invited us to a town hall meeting on Iran, tonight at 7pm at Lowell Hall, 610 Langdon St. Q: How did a $2.2 million investment from Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce got a return $300 million return on their investment? A: Z-I-E-G-L-E-R! Thom Hartmann explained why the New Yorker cover is not satire & why IndyMac does not deserve to be bailed-out.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Monday 07-14-2008 8:14am CT
Steve Schooler, executive director of Porchlight, talked about affordable housing in Madison, obstructions to affordable housing in Madison, & identifying families at-risk of being homeless. Stacy Harbaugh, from our local ACLU, invited us to be trained observers & broke the news that Rachel Maddow will be the keynote speaker at the Wisconsin ACLU's annual Bill of Rights dinner in February. Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk updated us on flood clean-up efforts & flood prevention, as well as the county-wide smoking ban proposal & the latest review of the 911 Call Center.
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