"The only way to do news on television is not to be terrified of it."
David Brinkley
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Margaret Ingraham Written and produced for WPT's Wisconsin Life
Margaret Ingraham went from a career as a stage actress to finding a second act in life. She has become one of the most popular tour guides at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin estate and continues to bring her characters to life on the rolling hills of Southwestern Wisconsin.
On a Traditional Note Written, produced, and filmed for WPT's Wisconsin Life
Dinorah Marquez is the director of Milwaukee’s Latino Arts Strings Program. As a young girl, she grew up on the south side of the U.S.-Mexico border. When Dinorah moved to the U.S. she didn’t speak any English and was quite shy and scared. She eventually found her voice through playing an instrument. Decades later, Dinorah hopes to give other young students the same experience.
Voice of the Voters
Written, produced, filmed, and edited for PBS's Washington Week
As the nation focuses on the republican presidential primary in Wisconsin tomorrow, and as Republican Governor Scott Walker's recall election heats up, University of Wisconsin students discuss whether political advertisements have an impact on voters, especially younger voters. Are the Presidential hopefuls' messages getting through? Kate Chappell of the University of Wisconsin - Madison reports.
POTUS Barack Obama Visits UW Campus
Produced, filmed, and edited for The Daily Cardinal
President Barack Obama speaks at a rally on the UW-Madison campus in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Grown Written and produced for WPT's Wisconsin Life
Tory Miller has been surrounded by the food industry since he was a child. Now, he runs some of Wisconsin’s best dining establishments along with an elementary school program focused on teaching the importance of healthy foods. Join Chef Miller as he brings local, sustainable meals to a table near you by working almost exclusively with Wisconsin farmers.
Ice Man Written, produced, and filmed for WPT's Wisconsin Life
Known as the “Ice Man,” Art Shultz has been producing the “slickest slate in the state” as the Kohl Center Zamboni driver for over 40 years. Good hockey games start with good ice. And Art takes pride in making sure UW Madison players and their fans get a quality sheet of ice in the shortest amount of time.
"Kill the Bill" Protest
Written, produced, filmed, and edited for The Daily Cardinal
Protesters rush to the State Capital building in an effort to fight against changes brought upon by a budget repair bill that would affect labor union members throughout Wisconsin.
JUST Dining
Written, produced, filmed, and edited independently
The Workers' Rights Center of Madison (WRC) was formed in the early 2000s as a way for the Interfaith Coalition for Worker Justice of South Central Wisconsin (ICWJ) to study the actual workplace conditions of Dane County emplyers. Take a loot at one of their most recent projects, the JUST Dining Guide, which focused on working conditions of downtown Madison restaurants.
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