Podcast appearances and mentions of satya rhodes conway

There's no question about it, Madison is in a housing crisis. But how did we get here and what do we do about it? The city has a plan, and it's an ambitious and contentious one at that. To get insight on the plan and how we can expect Madison's neighborhoods to change as our city grows, host Bianca Martin spoke with none other than the mayor herself, Satya Rhodes-Conway.  Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Instagram!  You can get more Madison news delivered right to your inbox by subscribing to the Madison Minutes morning newsletter.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Madison? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads.  Learn more about the sponsors of this February 25th episode here: Dane County Humane Society Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John's monologue today is about Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance at the Super Bowl and MAGA's ridiculous response. Then, he speaks with Satya Rhodes-Conway. She is the 58th Mayor of Madison of Wisconsin. They talk about 133 U.S. mayors and local elected officials representing 25 million Americans who are calling on Congress to preserve clean energy tax credits & Protect Economic Benefits for Local Communities. Next, John jokes with political comedian and Podcast Host Pete Dominick on the GOP and the state of uncertainty. And lastly, he welcomes back comedian Rhonda Hansome. They chat with listeners on racism, pandering, and the Super Bowl.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This weekend Mark Becker invites Madison's Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway who gives us an inside look at the DNC. They talk about the emotional moment at the McCormic Center after Joe Biden's speech and what has been happening so far (recorded on Tuesday) and what seems to be key focuses. The topic switches to Madison and the cutting edge changes that have been making their way through the city as the population is growing and fast! This brings a need for more housing, how they're bringing Bus Rapid Transit to the city, reducing their carbon footprint and making the city more resilient to climate change. Big things coming to Madison! Mark gets personal during his closing musings about the fear that many parents have with children returning back to school and how we need to do something. Rational Revolution with Mark Becker is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Saturdays at 2 across the network. . Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Rational Revolution with Mark Becker.

For more than a decade, Greg Mickells led the Madison Public Library. He's responsible for a significant transformation of the Madison library system.His tenure as Director took him to three continents, and to the White House in 2016, when Madison Public Library was recognized with a National Medal for Museum and Library Service. Additional awards received under Mickells' leadership include a Wisconsin Innovation Award for "The Bubbler" program, and as a Top Innovator by the Urban Libraries Council in the Race and Social Equity category.Under his hand, the Library has transformed significantly over the last decade. Three libraries - Central, Meadowridge, and Pinney - have been expanded and renovated. The Library's taken over the Wisconsin Book Festival, launched The Bubbler program, launched the Dream Bus, and navigated safe library service during the pandemic. Dozens of community-based partnerships have been established under his leadership.As of February 2, Mickells is retired from his post as Director of the Madison Library System, after eleven years at the helm. He was feted earlier this month with a retirement party, where foundation Executive Director Conor Moran, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, Madison Public Library Board President Alyssa Kenney, staff, community partners, and friends praised Greg for his kindness, care for his staff, and vision for making Madison Public Library a national and even international leader in the library world.WORT host David Ahrens - who got the chance to work with Mickells as a former Madison alder - sat down with Mickells shortly before his retirement for this exit interview.

It's that time of year—to see if a responsible fella can get a flu shot and a COVID booster, and lift his arms the next morning! Also: Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes Conway talks about the jobs and improvements that are coming to Wisconsin because of President Biden's emphasis on American infrastructure. And Hans Breitenmoser reviews […]Guests: Hans Breitenmoser, Satya Rhodes-Conway

City Cast Madison's Bianca Martin and Dylan Brogan roundup the news this week, including Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway defending Madison ahead of the GOP presidential debate in Milwaukee; A Republican bill that would ban “high-risk” research at UW-Madison; And how to send 103 year-old Wisconsin WWII Veteran Harry Baker a birthday card.  Mentioned on the show:

Milfred and Hands analyze the April 4 election for Madison mayor while explaining the Wisconsin State Journal's endorsement in the race, which pits incumbent Satya Rhodes-Conway versus grassroots challenger Gloria Reyes. If you plan to vote next Tuesday, you'll want to listen to this.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Packers insider Paul Noonan joined the show to talk about Aaron Rodgers and the looming trade to the New York Jets, and reacted live to comments from Rodgers made on the Pat McAfee show. Then, Scott Gordon, publisher of Tone Madison, joined the show to talk about the race for mayor in Madison between incumbent Satya Rhodes-Conway and challenger Gloria Reyes, and the issues of transit and housing that have dominated the campaign. Guests: Dan Shafer, Paul Noonan

Satya Rhodes-Conway is the mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, population 270,000. When she was first elected in 2019, Mayor Rhodes-Conway became the first out LGBTQ person to serve as Madison's mayor. She is also the chair of the Climate Mayors, an appointed position from the EPA's Local Government Advisory Committee. Host Melissa Harris-Perry recently visited Madison, Wisconsin, and spoke with Mayor Rhodes-Conway in Madison.  They toured a Madison landmark, and had a conversation about what makes cities great, the specific challenges Madison faces, and more.    

Satya Rhodes-Conway is the mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, population 270,000. When she was first elected in 2019, Mayor Rhodes-Conway became the first out LGBTQ person to serve as Madison's mayor. She is also the chair of the Climate Mayors, an appointed position from the EPA's Local Government Advisory Committee. Host Melissa Harris-Perry recently visited Madison, Wisconsin, and spoke with Mayor Rhodes-Conway in Madison.  They toured a Madison landmark, and had a conversation about what makes cities great, the specific challenges Madison faces, and more.    

Meet the challenger running for Madison Mayor. Gloria Reyes is running on her experience as a former Madison police officer, school board president, and deputy mayor in the Soglin administration. But also, she's running on her experience as a local who grew up here and has deep community roots.  We spoke with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway about her bid for re-election on Monday's show.  The election is Tuesday, April 4th. Learn where you vote or how to register. Also in today's episode: 

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin joins Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway to visit a solar install at Madison Fire Station #7 and discuss federal investments in renewable energy that will help grow Wisconsin's clean energy work force. As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Baldwin secured $1.5 million as part of the bipartisan 2023 federal funding bill for the City of Madison to install rooftop solar panels. at Truax Park Apartments, a project projected to save residents at the low-income housing complex an estimated 30 to 50 percent on their utility bills.

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin joins Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway to visit a solar install at Madison Fire Station #7 and discuss federal investments in renewable energy that will help grow Wisconsin's clean energy work force. As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Baldwin secured $1.5 million as part of the bipartisan 2023 federal funding bill for the City of Madison to install rooftop solar panels. at Truax Park Apartments, a project projected to save residents at the low-income housing complex an estimated 30 to 50 percent on their utility bills.

Satya Rhodes-Conway, candidate for Mayor of Madison, explains their qualifications for this office and why they are running.

This is your WORT local news for Monday, November 21.Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announces her re-election campaign to once again represent the city of Madison,County officials take a hard look at healthcare inside the Dane County Jail,Bears, cougars, and other large predators are being seen more and more in southern Wisconsin,And in the second half, this week in local government meetings, the anniversary of the death of a Mexican radical, and two new movie reviews.

Mayor of Madison, Satya Rhodes-Conway talks about the now up and running Madison guaranteed income experiment.

Greg Bach is back. Free speech at UW-Madison. Madison guaranteed income. Did Covid change your personality? (27:05) - Free speech at UW-Madison Anti-trans conservative speaker, Matt Walsh visits UW-Madison sparking protest and controversy. (44:50) - Madison guaranteed income Mayor of Madison, Satya Rhodes-Conway talks about the now up and running Madison guaranteed income experiment. (1:06:05) - Did Covid change your personality? A recent study suggests we have become less extroverted, creative, agreeable and conscientious. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway will be joined by Fleet Superintendent Mahanth Joishy, Sustainability Coordinator Stacie Reece, Office of Business Resources Manager Saran Ouk, and Purchasing Director Mary Richards to announce an initiative to leverage the City's purchasing power toward carbon emissions reduction, while increasing participation from local and BIPOC owned businesses.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway will be joined by Fleet Superintendent Mahanth Joishy, Sustainability Coordinator Stacie Reece, Office of Business Resources Manager Saran Ouk, and Purchasing Director Mary Richards to announce an initiative to leverage the City's purchasing power toward carbon emissions reduction, while increasing participation from local and BIPOC owned businesses.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Alders hold a special media event to discuss matters related to the safety and security of elections officials in Madison.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Alders hold a special media event to discuss matters related to the safety and security of elections officials in Madison.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, Alder Syed Abbas, and Alder Tag Evers were joined by community leaders from 350 Wisconsin, Elevate Energy, and others to announce plans to develop a new Building Energy Savings program. The program aims to help commercial building owners identify opportunities to increase the energy efficiency of their buildings, which currently account for one third of community-wide greenhouse gas emissions. The program will include energy benchmarking and periodic tune-ups for large commercial buildings and other supporting initiatives.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, Alder Syed Abbas, and Alder Tag Evers were joined by community leaders from 350 Wisconsin, Elevate Energy, and others to announce plans to develop a new Building Energy Savings program. The program aims to help commercial building owners identify opportunities to increase the energy efficiency of their buildings, which currently account for one third of community-wide greenhouse gas emissions. The program will include energy benchmarking and periodic tune-ups for large commercial buildings and other supporting initiatives.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announces the launch of a guaranteed income pilot program called the Madison Forward Fund. Council Vice President Jael Currie and Dr. Katherine Magnuson from UW Madison Institute for Research on Poverty will also give remarks providing their perspective on this historic study and investment in Madison's most vulnerable residents

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announces the launch of a guaranteed income pilot program called the Madison Forward Fund. Council Vice President Jael Currie and Dr. Katherine Magnuson from UW Madison Institute for Research on Poverty will also give remarks providing their perspective on this historic study and investment in Madison's most vulnerable residents

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on Police Department policies and programs.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on Police Department policies and programs.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Assistant City Engineer Greg Fries discusses the background of, and reasoning for upcoming changes in traffic medians in the City. And City Planner Ben Zellers provides an update on potential ordinance changes to support Transit Oriented Development (TOD).

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media via live stream. Assistant City Engineer Greg Fries discusses the background of, and reasoning for upcoming changes in traffic medians in the City. And City Planner Ben Zellers provides an update on potential ordinance changes to support Transit Oriented Development (TOD).

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the media via Mediasite. Madison's new Fire Chief Chris Carbon introduces himself and talks about his priorities for the department. And it's Earth Month! City Sustainability Program Coordinator Stacie Reese talks about the activities and programs planned for the month.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the media via Mediasite. Madison's new Fire Chief Chris Carbon introduces himself and talks about his priorities for the department. And it's Earth Month! City Sustainability Program Coordinator Stacie Reese talks about the activities and programs planned for the month.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on traffic safety efforts and other initiatives.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes provides an update on traffic safety efforts and other initiatives.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Representative Mark Pocan announce that the new men's homeless shelter will receive $2,000,000 in federal funds through the recently passed government funding bill.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Representative Mark Pocan announce that the new men's homeless shelter will receive $2,000,000 in federal funds through the recently passed government funding bill.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison-Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Metro Transit Director Justin Stuehrenberg discusses the planning for Metro's redesign, and talks about Thursday evening's public meeting on the project.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison-Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Metro Transit Director Justin Stuehrenberg discusses the planning for Metro's redesign, and talks about Thursday evening's public meeting on the project.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Linette Rhodes of the Community Development Division discusses rental assistance that is available to area residents. And Tana Elias with Madison Public Library talks about tax forms as well as tax assistance available at our City libraries.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Linette Rhodes of the Community Development Division discusses rental assistance that is available to area residents. And Tana Elias with Madison Public Library talks about tax forms as well as tax assistance available at our City libraries.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Parks Division Public Information Officer, Ann Shea, talks about winter park activities and changes staff are making to curtail the spread of COVID.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County provide an update on COVID-19. Madison Parks Division Public Information Officer, Ann Shea, talks about winter park activities and changes staff are making to curtail the spread of COVID.

Mayor Rhodes-Conway and a representative from Public Health Madison & Dane County meet with the local media to provide on update on COVID-19. Madison Water Utility Public Information Officer Marcus Pearson provides reminders for winter care and maintenance of pipes. And Madison Streets Superintendent Charlie Romines reviews winter operations, including salt use, and snow and ice removal.

Here's your WORT Local News for Wednesday, October 6th, 2021: Madison's leaders approve a new temporary homeless shelter, SSM Health backtracks on plans to eliminate its midwife program, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway gets subpoenaed and in the second half, we get the week in local government news, the most comprehensive weather forecast on the air and the headlines from October 1961.

Here's your WORT Local News for Tuesday, August 31st, 2021: Madison's school board endorses a vaccine mandate for district staff, we talk with Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway about the city's 2022 budget and in the second half, we recognize international overdose awareness day, learn about animal diets and study cosmic dust.

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison. 2PM – Vicki opens the show with a memorial for Phillip Theisen. Then, State Senator Van Wanggaard joins the program to discuss the continued attacks on police departments across America 2:30 – Vicki explains why the chaos and the hopeless feeling inherent in the socialist agenda is the point of it all 3PM – Brett Healy, MacIver Institute, joins Vicki to discuss why the COVID-19 numbers for Dane County haven't been updated to reflect the revelations that over 17,000 negative tests haven't been accounted for 3:30 – Madison Alderman Paul Skidmore joins the program to talk about the Vote of No Confidence against Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway by the Madison Police Union 4PM – David Blaska joins Vicki in studio to discuss the news of the day in Madison

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison. 2PM – Vicki opens the show with more mask mania. Then she takes your calls on COVID-19 testing and contract tracing 2:30 – Dr. Roger Klein joins the program to discuss the rise in coronavirus cases, and the idea of mask mandates 3PM –Vicki discusses the alleged victim of a hate crime in Madison now speaking through a lawyer, and what that means for the validity of her claim 3:30 – Grover Norquist, Americans for Tax Reform, joins Vicki to discuss having less and less money despite working harder and harder 4PM – Brian Schimming joins Vicki in studio to discuss his new COVID diet, as well as politics in Wisconsin with regards to pandemic panic and election day fast approaching 4:30 – Jon Rygiewicz joins Vicki and Brian to discuss his bid to recall Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison. 2PM – Vicki opens the show with the absence of your elected Democratic Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Vicki takes your calls regarding Marquette University, and then Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald joins the program to discuss the Governor's absense 2:30 – Steve Spingola, Retired Milwaukee Police Deputy, joins Vicki to talk about what to do if you driving home and your car is swarmed by a mob of "protesters". 3PM –Vicki discusses the lead agitator in Madison, his arrest in connection to the attack on the city-county building, and the reaction from the mob 3:30 – Rick Essenberg, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, joins Vicki to discuss the decision in the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals 4PM – David Blaska joins the program 4:30 – Orville Seymer joins the program to discuss an effort to recall Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway

This week, I invite you to come with me down the rabbit hole that is Bill Gates investment in public education. We also discuss more cases of police brutality and go hard on Madison Mayor, Satya Rhodes-Conway.

2PM – Jim Bender, School Choice Wisconsin, details numbers showing more support for school choice programs over public schooling. 3PM – Senator Ron Johnson discusses the latest in the impeachment inquiry. 3:30 – Hans von Spakovsky, Heritage Foundation, chats with Vicki about elections and the impeachment. 4PM – David Blaska joins Vicki to chat about a request from a Madison neighborhood association asking Mayor Satya Rhodes Conway to hire more police officers.