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Madison, Wisconsin · Madison

'A decent proposal': Madison storyteller embraces spontaneity and love - Wisconsin Life

When people feel stuck in life, they may seek out new friends or hobbies. When Jen Rubin of Madison was at that crossroad, she decided to become more spontaneous — […] The post ‘A decent proposal’: Madison storyteller embraces spontaneity and love appeared first on WPR.Read Article

Wisconsin · Wisconsin

Birds of a feather: Longtime friends count cranes together in Wisconsin - Wisconsin Life

One day each spring, volunteers around Wisconsin get up at dawn to participate in the International Crane Foundation’s Annual Midwest Crane Count. It’s a long-running citizen science project that helps collect data about sandhill and whooping cranes. As WPR’s Richelle Wilson tells us, it’s a chance for some people to...Read Article

Wisconsin · Wisconsin

Lilacs: The sweet smell of Wisconsin spring - Wisconsin Life

Spring has a way of energizing the five senses. And when it comes to the sense of smell, there are a few scents that we only have a brief time to enjoy, like the lilacs. Author Chris Hardie brings us this essay, “Lilacs: The sweet smell of spring.” It’s featured...Read Article

'Satellite': A son's poem of gratitude and love for his mother - Wisconsin Life

As we get older, our relationships with our parents evolve. Poet and Milwaukee native Karl Michael Iglesias knows this and has been reflecting on how he’s grown into a new version of his mother’s son. Iglesias explores this evolution, along with his own gratitude, in the poem, “Satellite.”Milwaukee · Milwaukee See the Story

Elizabeth, Elizabeth and Me: The 'rebel trio' of Wisconsin educators - Wisconsin Life

Some professions run in the family. For writer Nancy Jorgensen of Waukesha, she spent her career as a teacher — just like her aunt and her daughter. She explores their vocations in this essay, “Rebel Trio.” It’s in honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs May 5-9, 2025. ==...Waukesha · Waukesha Read Article

'As the Sun Sets on Summer Soccer': A coach celebrates his comeback kids - Wisconsin Life

Athletes in youth sports are often told things like, “It’s not about winning, it’s about having fun!” Sure, but what if you haven’t won a single game all season? That’s […] The post ‘As the Sun Sets on Summer Soccer’: A coach celebrates his comeback kids appeared first on WPR.Soccer · Wisconsin Read Article

The Talking Heads song that predicted the future

Exploring the Talking Heads classic 'Life During Wartime' from Talking Heads 1979 album Fear of Music and David Byrne's latest live show American Utopia.United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

'A Spring Song': Reconnecting with nature after the winter thaw - Wisconsin Life

As winter fades and Wisconsin begins to thaw, the changing season brings renewal not only to the land but also to the human spirit. Writer Ron Weber explores how the arrival of spring awakens long-forgotten memories, and invites us to rediscover the sense of wonder that often lies dormant within us.Nature · Wisconsin Read Article

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