Many thanks to the Wisconsin groups, organizations and businesses who have hosted UW presenters and PBS Wisconsin to make content available to the broader public.
Explore the archive of recorded PBS Badger Talks below:
- Vascular Contributions to Dementia Carol Van Hulle, research scientist with the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
- Why Do Birds Sing? Lauren Riters, Department of Integrative Biology
- How to Talk about Suicide Brooke Ammerman, Department of Psychology
- How Museums Care for Collections and Carry Stories. Sarah Anne Carter, Executive Director for the Center for Design and Material Culture
- How Can We Find Other Life in the Universe? Thomas Beatty, Assistant Professor, Department of Astronomy
- UniverCity and Wisconsin Communities: Waunakee Case Study Gavin Luter, Managing Director, UniverCity Alliance, and Todd Schmidt, Waunakee Village Administrator
- Flourishing in a Culture of Belonging Tony Chambers, Director for Community Well-being, UW-Madison Center for Healthy Minds
- Scandinavian Noir Nete Schmidt, Faculty Associate Emerita, Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic+
- How Wisconsin Became the Cheese State Dean Sommer, Cheese Technologist, Center for Dairy Research
- What Does AI Mean to Our Future? Patrick McDaniel, Professor, School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences
- How is AI Revolutionizing Science? Kyle Cranmer, Director, Data Science Institute
- The Art and Life of Theodore Robinson Janine Yorimoto Boldt, Curator, Chazen Museum of Art
- Indigenous Ways of Knowing Annie Jones, Organization Development and Tribal Nations Specialist, Department of Community and Environmental Sociology