Frida is an organizer with Worker Justice Wisconsin We shared a lively communication about workers rights, justice and the need for labor education for all of us. Her focus these days are on worker-owned cooperatives, specifically for Latine immigrant workers and she has a wealth of information to share.
You can listen here.
Alan Buss is Board President of Vernon County Energy District. Find out why an energy district is important, news on the IRA the Empowering Rural America act and so much more.Thanks to WDRT
A Conversation with Dr. Paula Rogge, a member of Physicians for Social Responsibility. We address ending nuclear proliferation and the dangers and wasted costs behind micro-nuclear power plants.
Learn about the efforts to help migrant workers in our state by the nationally recognized immigrant and workers rights organization Voces De La Frontera.
This WDRT Conversation is full of important information.
Christine Neumann-Ortiz and UW Madison Professor Armando Ibarra share their efforts, hopes, and vision for a better Wisconsin for all.
Armando Ibarra
In a WDRT Conversation with John Peck of Family Farm Defenders we discuss farming versus agri-business, the need for more public involvement with the upcoming 2023 farm bill and most importantly the return to the sanctity of good clean food as a human right. Listen here.
Conversations are the simplest way to learn from and about one another. Enjoy this WDRT conversation with Tracy Littlejohn about her life as a Ho-chunk.
This is an hour long WDRT Conversation with Samantha Laskowski, Board Vice President of Vernon Energy District. We cover local Vernon County energy, the possibilities of producing locally sourced solar, the high cost of not having it sourced locally and good information to help every rate payer reduce consumption and save money. Well worth your time.
As part of Echo Valley Hope’s Community Conversations, please enjoy this discussion with Vernon County Energy District members Samantha Laskowski and Kaila Wilson, and independent solar enthusiast Rob Danielson.
In this WDRT Conversation, learn about the on-going effort to clean up the Badger Army Ammunitions Plant, the decades of struggle, and the victories from Executive Director of CSWAB, Laura Olah.
Listen here.
For more information visit their website
And you can follow their Cease Fire Campaign on Facebook.
An amazing effort of love and good will.
There are some people who have never given up. They have always been in there fighting the good fight. And they are there still. It may appear we here in Wisconsin have our backs against the wall from the ignorance of racism visible in our prisons and schools, from the power grabbing that has occurred over the past decade plus, over the systemic destruction of our beautiful land – but I can tell you the game is far from over.
And that is why I am sharing my conversation with Mary Kay Baum thanks to WDRT 91.9 fm Driftless Community Radio,
I hope you will take a listen. I hope you will engage with the activism that is uniting to help return our humanity. Because as Mary Kay says, “We must.”