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Hannah Ritvo
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Next Generation Public Media Fellowship Reporter, PBS Wisconsin
Madison
Beats
mental health human interestMillennials municipal meetings features
pets, children's clothing
Content
By Hannah Ritvo Verified| Isthmus Verified No Packers, No Life is about the Wisconsin tradition of opening your door, and your heart, to your neighbors. Even the ones that live 6,000 miles away. The documentary, which screens April 6 at The Barrymore, spotlights the Japanese Packers Cheering Team — a group of diehard Japanese Packers fans who get together in a Tokyo karaoke bar at 2 a.m. to watch Packers games live.
By Hannah Ritvo Verified| Isthmus Verified Punk-rock duo Damsel Trash has big ideas for their latest EP. Meghan Rose rattles off a list of potential topics that may become songs: lizards, new socks, the 99 cent store, Dune II (which would be performed in whispers) and sandwiches. Bandmate Emily Mills wrote “Poly Paradiso,” for the new EP, a song about the trials, tribulations and joys of being polyamorous.
By Hannah Ritvo Verified| Isthmus Verified The Annie Stewart Fountain, Madison’s oldest commissioned public art, could soon find a new home in Greenbush’s redeveloped Neighborhood House Community Center. “What better than to put Madison's first piece of public art in Madison's first community center," Samuel Brown, president of the board of the Neighborhood House, said at a June 25 neighborhood Zoom meeting on the fate of the fountain.
Company Info
PBS Wisconsin
PBS Wisconsin is a public television network serving the state of Wisconsin. It began broadcasting on May 3, 1954, as WHA-TV, marking the start of public television in the state. The network provides a variety of educational, cultural, and community-focused programming to a diverse audience. The mission of PBS Wisconsin is to educate, inform, and entertain. It values community engagement and innovative storytelling, aiming to provide universal access to high-quality educational resources. The network offers educational programming for all ages, local content that highlights Wisconsin's stories, and resources for in-school education. PBS Wisconsin also engages with communities through events and partnerships to promote cultural awareness and educational opportunities. Supported by the Friends of PBS Wisconsin, the network fosters positive community relations and secures financial support to further its mission.
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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