Food rituals make light in winter
A column by Emma Waldinger: Eating food in familiar ways is the light that gets me through.
A column by Emma Waldinger: Eating food in familiar ways is the light that gets me through.
Columns
Good Question: Is Weber Tires a Secret Society?
Andrea Behling visits Weber Tires in East Bristol to investigate its mysteriously unparalleled prices and services.
Andrea Behling visits Weber Tires in East Bristol to investigate its mysteriously unparalleled prices and services.
Performing arts company's upcoming presentation includes a nod to film noir
'The Elephant in the Room' is a new short noir film from 23-year-old Encore Studio, Wisconsin's first professional theater company for people with disabilities.
'The Elephant in the Room' is a new short noir film from Encore Studio, Wisconsin's first professional theater company for people with disabilities.
A mother's fight to save her daughter
In a new book, Madison boxer Andrea Nelson details her beautiful, painful relationship with her late daughter.
In a new book, Madison boxer Andrea Nelson details her beautiful, painful relationship with her late daughter.
Looking Back: How about that snow?
Big snowstorms have always been a novel, uniting experience in Madison.
Big snowstorms have always been a novel, uniting experience in Madison.
Roach: Favorite Sons
"Wisconsin football has been a program that didn't need a championship to be the best act in town."
"Wisconsin football has been a program that didn't need a championship to be the best act in town."
A sneek peek at Madison Magazine's 2023 redesign
A note from editor Andrea Behling on Madison Magazine's 2023 revamp, debuting in the January issue.
A note from editor Andrea Behling on Madison Magazine's 2023 revamp, debuting in the January issue.
Madison man's cross-country bicycle trip winds through a surprisingly United States
Across 79 days and 4,300 miles, John Haugen-Wente found comfort in the kindness of strangers.
Across 79 days and 4,300 miles, from the seat of a bicycle John Haugen-Wente found comfort in the kindness of strangers.
Sunday Reads: Making a once in a lifetime comeback—twice
In case you missed it, Madison Magazine is sharing our introduction to the last month's edition of our monthly 'Sunday Reads' newsletter.
In case you missed it, Madison Magazine is sharing our introduction to the last month's edition of our monthly 'Sunday Reads' newsletter.
I Am A Rock
And the (Chamberlin) rock does feel pain according to John Roach
And the (Chamberlin) rock does feel pain according to John Roach
Editor's Note: The Beast
Adventures in searching for the supernatural in Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Adventures in searching for the supernatural in Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Legendary UW Marching Band director Mike Leckrone returns to the stage in October
The 'Moments of Happiness' cabaret-style show at the Overture Center will showcase a blend of song and stories from Leckrone's career.
The Mike Leckrone show 'Moments of Happiness' at the Overture Center will be a cabaret-style performance of song and stories from the director's career.
Sunday Reads: Turning the tables on this author
In case you missed it, Madison Magazine is sharing our introduction to the last month's edition of our monthly 'Sunday Reads' newsletter.
In case you missed it, Madison Magazine is sharing our introduction to the last month's edition of our monthly 'Sunday Reads' newsletter.
New book from Madison native tells inspiring untold story of the first U.S. women's Olympic basketball team
'Inaugural Ballers,' a young adult book by Andrew Maraniss about the 1976 silver-medal winners, is perfectly timed to the 50th anniversary of the landmark Title IX legislation.
Andrew Maraniss' new book 'Inaugural Ballers,' about the 1976 silver-medal winners, is perfectly timed to the 50th anniversary of Title IX.
Sagashus Levingston creates a 'disrespectful' wellness journal
She couldn't find the right journal for her and other Black moms, so she wrote her own: "Covet: The 'Disrespectful' Health and Wellness Journal."
She couldn't find the right journal for her and other Black moms, so she wrote her own: "Covet: The 'Disrespectful' Health and Wellness Journal."
Remembering UW track great Don Gehrmann and his $425 running shoes
Gehrmann, an Olympian and world record holder, died last month at 94.
Olympian, world record holder and UW–Madison alum Don Gehrmann died last month at 94.
Man on Fire
John Roach's desire for speedy justice has been heightened by the Jan. 6 hearings.
John Roach's desire for speedy justice has been heightened by the Jan. 6 hearings.
Catching up with Bill and Bobbie Malone
The Madison expats and married authors are still going places on their musical adventure that never ends.
"Traveler," Bill and Bobbie Malone's new book, will be released this fall. The couple moved to Texas after 25 years in Madison, but the adventure continues.
David Couper: cop, priest, provocative conversationalist
Madison journalist Rob Zaleski's new book on the former police chief reveals there has always been more to his story.
Rob Zaleski will discuss his new book about David Couper with Doug Moe at Mystery to Me on Aug. 23. "I wanted it understood I was not his friend. I was going to hold his feet to the fire," says Zaleski.
Roach: In God We Trust
"They worship a Jesus who has a three-car garage and looks more like a Norwegian than a short Jewish guy."
"They worship a Jesus who has a three-car garage and looks more like a Norwegian than a short Jewish guy."
Editor's Note: Spreading her wings
A plastic pink flamingo on the cover. How have we not thought of this sooner?
A plastic pink flamingo on the cover. How have we not thought of this sooner?
Sunday Reads: An author and her cat, plus a viral story gone wrong
In case you missed it, Madison Magazine is sharing our introduction to the last month's edition of our monthly 'Sunday Reads' newsletter.
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
Editor's note: modern humanity
I don’t usually write about national events in this space, but nothing else feels more important.
I don’t usually write about national events in this space, but nothing else feels more important.
Roach: Walk On
"I remember the day well. It was the moment I realized I had discovered a new sport."
"I remember the day well. It was the moment I realized I had discovered a new sport."
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