In this episode, Jonas talks with Lina Martin, an artist, educator, and Madison community member, about a kind of love that doesn't always get talked about. It's the goofy, constant, everyday love between a daughter and her dad.
For today's episode, Josh sat down with Nicole Meadowcroft, a kind and generous soul who has dedicated her life to helping others. She is the type of person who you can't help but smile when you see them; a warm and glowing individual who has worked hard to make the world a better place.
In this episode, Clayton spoke to Ava Peplinski, an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Unlike most students, Ava spends her Fridays volunteering for the Community Immigration Law Center. Here, she assists Spanish-speaking clients with organizing general information on their immigration status, often in hopes of helping her local Madison migrant community members seek asylum.
In today's episode, Katherine Zimmerman spoke with Courtney Marschalek, the outdoor education specialist for the Hartland Lakeside School District, who took the time to speak about her one-of-a-kind education program that offers students a hands-on experience with nature.
