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Linda Katcham from Just Dane, and Fr Greg Boyle from Homeboy Industries join to talk about their work and the upcoming 50th anniversary event for Just Dane!

Talking about growing old and up and living live and leaving a legacy

Today on the Too Turnt Up Tuesday 8:00 Buzz with Tara Wilhelmi, Antoine McNeail featuring RR Moore and Lolo Lature, talking about cultural and gender norms, relationships, how men and women work together or not, how they raise kids together or not, what it means to be a parent, what to learn and unlearn from childhood, internalized white supremacy, and more (including, of course, the weather)!

Tara Wilhelmi, Antoince McNeail, RR Moore, and Lolo Lature talk love and romance in the shadow of Valentines Day

Madison Ballet Artistic Director and Interim Executive Director Ja'Malik

Jackie "Brodean" Morris joins to talk about his upcoming birthday party and magazine launch!

Cle Gray from Prodigal Building Systems joins us to talk about construction trades, mentoring and training, and re-rentry support, among other things!

Conversation about police and our community the meeting tonight about police chase policy in Monona.

Talking about the year that was, the year that's coming, and where we're going!

Today on the Tuesday 8:00 Buzz, the old dog is back to give Tara and company a few weeks off for the holiday! Stan Woodard is back behind the mic celebrating Kwanzaa, talking with Dr. Charles Taylor on the history and meaning, and then in the second half about the meaning of Umoja and the other seven principles with Reentry Coordinator Aaron Hicks, Delilah McKinney, and Dennis Franklin from Nehemiah’s Criminal Justice and Re-Entry program.

Stan Woodard is back in the hot seat, talking with Executive Director of the Black Public Defender Association Alaina Bloodworth; In the second half, Professor Emerita of music history at Northeastern University Judith Tick joins us to talk about her new book, "Becoming Ella Fitzgerald - The Jazz Singer Who Transformed American Song."

Creative Movement Artist, Event Coordinator & Ceo / Director Papa-Kobina Brewoo from Hitter’s Collective joins us to talk dance and movement, and their upcoming BAM event coming 12/15-17 at Art Lit Lab, My Arts Madison, and Madison Circus Space!

https://www.ffbww.org/team/brandice-hatcher

After new episodes drop, fans of TV shows take to social media to dissect what they just saw. Dr. Morgan Smalls says shows that feature Black women protagonists and majority Black casts, like Insecure and Being Mary Jane, inspire important conversations about race on social media. And: Disney princesses can be a bit of a scapegoat for what’s wrong with representations of women in movies. One of the problems: they don’t have many healthy female relationships. Jessica Stanley talks about the toxic relationships of wicked stepsisters and evil witches and how modern Disney movies are doing better.

Later in the show: Movies and television tell stories about who we are and who we get to be. What does that mean for people who don’t find themselves on the screen? Andre Cavalcante explores the history of trans representation in the media and how trans women have subverted the stories so often told about them. Plus: Movies are so much more than entertainment--they shape the way we see the world around us. Even when we don’t realize it. Kimberly Brown looks at common stereotypes of Black women in movies and what it means for a casual moviegoer to watch film in an anti-racist way.

https://www.withgoodreasonradio.org/episode/women-...

Get your morning started with EOTO as they present a dynamic panel delving into the challenges facing black men. Join five influential and engaging black men who are community-driven as they provide valuable insight into the critical issues facing black men in the City of Madison and Wisconsin.

With an emphasis on solutions, they will recount their leadership journeys. Illuminating their struggles, victories, and innovative approaches, the goal of the conversation aims to inspire others to take action and foster unity and empowerment within the community.

Hosted by Tara Wilhelmi of EOTO
Moderated by Antione McNeail of 1Motion Out Reach Enterprise

Join us for a dynamic and insightful conversation that will be a Special Live Taping of the Tuesday 8 o’clock Buzz on WORT FM (89.9 FM)!

Speakers

• Tara Wilhelmi, EOTO Culturally Rooted, Founder/CEO
• Rashied Atlas, Center for Black Excellence and Culture
• Corey Marionneaux, Founder/CEO
• Shar-Ron Buie, Marquette University - Center for Urban Research, Teaching, & Outreach, Associate Director of Student Success and Recruitment
• Reuben Sanon, City of Madison, Deputy Mayor City of Madison
• Antoine McNeail, Self Employed, Comedian