Neil sits down with Madison Poet Laureate Angela Trudell Vasquez and former Madison Poet Laureate Oscar Mireles to discuss the importance of poetry in modern society.
On the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote, Neil talks with the League of Women Voters about the more important than ever work of the League of Women Voters.
Our Wisconsin Revolution is a statewide, independent, membership-driven organization that aims to take democracy back and make it “of, by and for the people."
One last kick at 2019 and a look ahead to the new year with Madison Magazines's Karen Lincoln Michel, Wisconsin State Journal's Scott Milfred and Capital City Hues' Jonathan Gramling.
The upcoming Martin Luther King Forum for Social Action at Middleton High School, now in its second year has become an important addition to the celebration of Dr. King's birth by expanding understanding and appreciation of Dr. King's contributions and influence.
Strong cities have strong community centers. Because they are so deeply connected, community centers are also places where city issues plays out in real time. Housing, transportation, employment, education...real issues for real people in real places.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway talks about her priorities: affordable housing, climate control, transportation, racial equity and more.
Who'll Stop The Rain: Respect, Remembrance and Reconciliation in Post-Vietnam America" tells personal stories from the men & women who served in Vietnam and how the iconic music of Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, Credence Clearwater Revival and so many others have had a lifelong effect.
Secretary-Designee of the Department of Safety and Professional Services, Dawn Crim, on what the agency is all about and how it affects more people than you think.
Two of Madison's most important providers of care and compassion, Agrace Hospice and Palliative Care and MUM's Healing House explain what they can offer families in need.
Two thought provoking educational leaders join Neil to discuss social justice in learning and transforming the way we educate future school administrators.
Congressman Mark Pocan talks about impeachment, the LEARNS act, how the trade war is affecting farmers, as well as the news of the day.
Michael Johnson talks about his return to the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi talks with Neil Heinen about the proposed 2020 budget and explains what the priorities are and why. From lakes and flooding, to addiction, to mental health... all priorities along with several other issues in the new proposed $654M budget. For The Record with Neil Heinen and Joe Parisi.
Founder and Artistic Director of Madison’s Forward Theater, Jennifer Uphoff Gray is with Neil to celebrate 10 years of professional artistic expression at the company. Forward Theater’s mission and impact reach far and wide adding to the cultural fabric of our city.
Rev. Carmen Porco, the subject of this new book, and the author UW-Madison Professor Dr. Chuck Taylor both sit down with Neil Heinen to share a preview of the remarkable life and journey of the man recognized as one of the leading experts on fair housing in the world.
Combat Blindness International founder and chairman Doctor Suresh Chandra and the CBI chairman and director, Reena Chandra Rajpal talk about their latest initiative.
A discussion with longtime journalist Rob Zaleski on his new book about Wisconsin native Ed Garvey. Zaleski reveals some fascinating insights into Garvey's professional life as well as his family life.
NAMI Dane County lets us know where we're at in our understanding of mental illness and the many factors that contribute to our mental health. The Annual NAMIWalks, their signature event is coming in October.
President of MadREP, Paul Jadin. talks about what the Madison Region Economic Partnership has been doing and the most comprehensive strategy the region has ever pursued, called “Advance Now Strategy” which aims to take advantage of and grow economic opportunities in the eight county region.
OK, Jen, Zach, Shiva, Mo, Renee, Karen, Scott, Rachel, Aaron, Nia and Bob: It's been a year since you were introduced as the "New Face of Madison Leadership" on the cover of this magazine. How's it working out for you so far? No pressure.
