Big Muddy Monster with Chad Lewis, Author, Lecturer and Paranormal Researcher
For over 100-years a giant mud soaked creature has been spotted along the Big Muddy River. This program looks at the bizarre sightings of the beast along with many other similar creatures spotted in Wisconsin. Filled with eye witness drawings, photos, and videos, this program will have you thinking twice about enter the woods on your own.
Wisconsin's Circus Heritage with Peter Shrake, Archivist, Robert L. Parkinson Library & Research Center
Circus World’s Robert L. Parkinson Library and Research Center is the world’s foremost research facility for circus history. The holdings document the history of the American circus from its inception in 1793 to the present day. There have been over 100 Circus shows in the state of Wisconsin. Come and listen to Peter Shrake share the history of the Circus in our state.
What is the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research? With Mary Huelsbeck, Assistant Director for the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
The Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research (WCFTR) is one of the world’s major archives of research materials relating to the entertainment industry. Come and learn why researchers from all over the world come to Madison to study Hollywood, TV and Broadway.
Tropical Plants in Barbados & Costa Rica with Master Gardener, Don Brill – Don Brill will make a comparison of two trips: Costa Rico which still has native plants and animals and Barbados where sugar became king and tropical plants replaced natives. You will see great gardens created by garden lovers, exotic plants including house plants on steroids growing outdoors. We will see Costa Rico’s native habitats and more.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will have to cancel tonight's program. Tentatively, the program is rescheduled for Thursday, March 1st. Please check back for further details.
Wisconsin Women and the All American Girls Professional Baseball League: Play Ball! with Bob Kann
Holistic Landscape Design: Considering Nature When Choosing Plants with Mark Konlock, Director of Horticulture, Green Bay Botanical Garden
Cuba with Kim C. Beck, Executive Director at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute – Just 90 miles from the coast of Florida, the tense bilateral relationship between the U.S.
The 14 Points at 100 Years: World War I and Woodrow Wilson's Foreign Policy Legacy with Dr. Steven Sheehan, UW-Fox Valley – When Woodrow Wilson delivered his Fourteen Points address in 1918, he not only laid out American goals for the First World War, but he also established a framework that has shaped American foreign policy for the subsequent century.
Organizing Your Home, Mind & Spirit Through De-Cluttering with Sandra Peterson
