This week on Madison365, we covered a major milestone for a longtime food access organization, a new candidate entering a State Assembly race, and dozens of events marking the 100th anniversary of Black History Month across Wisconsin. We also looked at new technology in health and wellness, a key roster addition for Forward Madison FC, and several significant developments affecting local institutions and communities. Here’s your Week in Review.
365 Amplified: AI Massage Robot
On the podcast this week, we have:
An update on the harm reduction clinic proposed for Madison's East Side, as the org that won the contract seemed to say they're pulling out of the project but then said they're not
Our thoughts on the murder of Alex Pretti and a rundown of Wisconsin gun laws
An interview with State Assembly candidate Juliana Bennett
Rob's experience with an AI massage robot, which is a thing he never expected to type or talk about, much less experience
The River Food Pantry celebrates ribbon cutting ceremony at new location in Madison — The River Food Pantry marked the opening of its new Madison facility with a ribbon-cutting celebration focused on expanded community service.
An advocate for working families, Juliana Bennett hopes to represent the 76th State Assembly District — Juliana Bennett, longtime community advocate, is running to represent downtown Madison in the State Assembly with a platform centered on working families.
The 100th anniversary of Black History Month will be celebrated with many events in Madison and throughout Wisconsin — A series of programs and celebrations across Madison and Wisconsin will honor the centennial of Black History Month.
I got a massage from an AI robot — A first-hand experience with a robotic massage highlights how AI is reshaping wellness and what that means for traditional care.
Mingos bolster backline with Quebecois defender Kerfalla Touré — Forward Madison FC adds some size to the defense.
And in other news …
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