This week on The La Follette Line, we’re joined by Judge Susan Crawford, who is currently running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. We discuss the importance of the race, Crawford’s plan for connecting with voters, and her message for students.

On this episode of The La Follette Line, we dive into the Milwaukee socialist government's response to the 1918 influenza epidemic. We examine how health department officials worked alongside the Milwaukee Common Council to disseminate public health information across the city. We discuss the diverse coalition of healthcare workers and community stakeholders who helped to prevent the spread of the epidemic.

Catch The La Follette Line live every Friday at noon on WSUM 91.7 FM Madison, or stream it online at wsum.org.

This episode on The La Follette Line, we're joined by State Representative Jodi Emerson and Peter Rickman, president of the Milwaukee Area Service and Hospitality Workers Organization. Together, they bring valuable perspectives on the 2024 election and strategies to revitalize rural and working-class communities in Wisconsin. We dive into the future of the labor movement in the state, examine how both parties connected rural and working-class voters and explore critical lessons from this election that could shape future campaigns.

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This episode on The La Follette Line, we're joined by Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and actor Adam Brody. With the 2024 election day just days away from the date this episode aired, our conversation highlights the critical role of the student vote in shaping Wisconsin's future. We explore the campaigns at local, state and national levels, breaking down the dynamics across key regions of the state. Our guests share their messages to students, emphasizing the power of their voices, and offer an inside look at the intense final push leading up to Election Day.

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On this special episode of The La Follette Line, we shine a light on Wisconsin's political scene with a diverse panel of guests: Actors Adam Scott and Ed Helms to join us to discuss their take on Wisconsin Voting and Maryland Governor Wes Moore to offer an outsider's perspective on Wisconsin's political significance. We also hear from Wisconsin Assembly candidates Rep. Steve Doyle, Elizabeth Grabe and LuAnn Bird, who share their visions for the state's future and the challenges they aim to address.

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This week on The La Follette Line, we welcome Dr. Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Law School Poll, and Erik Olsen, Republican candidate for Wisconsin's 2nd Congressional District. Dr. Franklin, a nationally recognized pollster, will provide insights into Wisconsin's electoral landscape, discussing voter trends and key issues influencing the 2024 elections. Erik Olsen will share his campaign experiences and perspectives on the state's political climate and his experience running as a Republican in a heavily-Democratic district.

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This week on The La Follette Line, we’re joined by Wisconsin Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski. We discuss why women win as candidates, what Democrats are doing to motivate student voters and how to foster productive conversations about politics.

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This week on The La Follette Line, we’re joined by Congressman Mark Pocan and Vogue Correspondent Jack Schlossberg. Along with our guests, we take an in-depth look at the history of progressivism in Wisconsin and how Wisconsin Progressives continue to shape the national narrative. We discuss the state and national political landscape and talk about the role social media is playing this election cycle. We dive into the intricacies of turning out the youth vote, and consider strategies for mobilizing students.

Listen to the show live every Friday on WSUM 91.7 FM Madison at 12 PM CST.