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“She Didn’t Die. She Multiplied.”
The words and vision of slain human rights activist, Berta Caceres, reverberate throughout this interview. Bryan Rogers shares his passion for the environment and humanity in his role as Environmental Justice Director for The Webb at Milwaukee’s Walnut Way (WalnutWay.org). Overwhelming number of data centers springing up in Wisconsin require a statewide and organized resistance to protect our water and our health.
Harmony Surrender
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April 7th, 2026
Reading from one of Ken Lange’s lyrical books about the Baraboo Hills, Song of Place, A Natural History of the Baraboo Hills; this chapter about amphibians; salamanders, frogs and toads. I hope you are hearing deafening sounds of singing frogs from their wetland breeding areas. Song of Place is published by the Ballindalloch Press in Baraboo, Wi. in 2014. I have included some frog sounds for your listening pleasure. For me, the sound of toads is one of the most stirring to the soul, of all the sounds of nature.
