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May / June 2009 Issue
Feature Stories:
Look What Love Has Given Me
In her own words, Tret Fure tells how she built a career for herself in folk music
National Women's Music Festival
Jane Weldon chronicles how Madison became the home to this 35-year mission.
From Serene to Surreal
Emily Mills uncovers the scope of musicans from our community on the Madison music scene
Before Christopher St.
Richard Wagner looks back at the early work of the New Harvest Foundation.
March / April 2009 Issue
Feature Stories:
Our Towns
Various members from all facets of our community share their favorite small town destinations
Returning to His Roots
In his own words David Waugh describes growing up on a farm, and how he reconciled being gay with rural life
A Thread in Our Cultural Fabric
John Quinlan and Will Fellows revisit the cultural significance of Fellows' Farm Boys
Don't Forget the 'Third Coast'
Richard Wagner records the ripple effects that our elected officials have set in motion in the Upper Midwest
January / February 2009 Issue
Feature Stories:
Dear Cris
OutReach Development Director Nikki Baumblatt's open letter to her partner, Cris Derrick
Finding Their Common Voice
Past Fair Wisconsin Board President Dan Ross marries love and activism
What is Love, Anyway?
Local author Darwin Ward takes a shot at describing an intangiable feeling
November / December 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
The Path to Parenting
As our families become more common, The Law Center for Children and Families reports on local options and resources.
How Far We've Come...
Our History with Richard Wagner
Fatherhood Realized
In their own words, Brendan Barrett and Vance Skinner tell why becoming dads was central to their identities.
The Teachers' Teacher
Madison Metropolitan School District GLBTQ Resource Teacher Bonnie Augusta on her role in building safer schools.
September / October 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
Our Candle in Congress
With the election close, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin talks about Obama and her national and local agenda.
Fall Theater Preview
Madison Repertory Theater Acting Artistic Director Trevin Gay compiles a playbill of shows and artists of note. PLUS: Our History
The Stages of Her Life
In her own words, StageQ Artistic Director Tara Ayres expresses the role queer community theater plays in building our identity.