Guest: Angela Lang

I guess we will never know, Thursday Edition!

Supreme Court investigation cannot find the leaker

Bob Spindell will not go peacefully…

4:30 Angela Lang, BLOC

It’s never personal, only politics…unless we are talking about your Mam

Guest: Angela Lang

 BLOC Executive Director, Angela Lang talks about Black Panther-minus the spoilers.

Guests: Angela Lang, Ben Wikler, Maddy McDaniel, Makayla Huges

Kristin is on her honeymoon and Joe Zepecki is taking over. Young voters. Black Panther. Ben Wikler joins. The Barnes campaign.

(00:00:00) - Young Voters

• Student organizer on the UW-Madison campus, Makayla Hughes talks about young voters and organizing on the UW-Madison campus.

(00:28:00) - Black Panther

•  BLOC Executive Director, Angela Lang talks about Black Panther-minus the spoilers.

(00:48:00) - Ben Wikler joins

• WisDems Chair Ben Wikler talks about what's next in Wisconsin politics and Veteran's Day.

(1:32:00) -Barnes Campaign

• Mandela Barnes for U.S. Senate Communications Director Maddy McDaniel talks about the Barnes campaign.

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Guest: Angela Lang

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