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Season 5 Episode 11 | 26m 47s Video has closed captioning.
Host Angela Fitzgerald gets the dirt on Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison. Fitzgerald also shares profiles including a village of Viola farmer; a Milwaukee resident who helps children connect to the arts; a Platteville artist who specializes in animal portraits; and a Verona High School student who has found success on stage and in the classroom.
Aired: 12/28/17
Funding provided by Alliant Energy, Lowell and Mary Peterson, American Transmission Company, the Focus Fund for Wisconsin Programming, and Friends of PBS Wisconsin.
Zaria Roller’s a star on stage and in school but a popular speech put her in the spotlight
Mark Shepard explains how farmers can create their own markets for what they grow.
Mark Shepard says farming needs to evolve to feed the world and protect the environment.
A former dancer brings ballet and other dance form to inner-city Milwaukee children.
Zaria Roller and Choir Sing "Best Day of My Life"
Zaria Roller and Verona Area High School acapella group sing “Best Day of My Life."
Zaria Roller's Rendition of MLK's "I Have A Dream" Speech
Teen's moving rendition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous speech.
Tour the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society's Fire Museum and view a 1920s firetruck.
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Get the dirt on 16 acres of outdoor garden space at Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison.
Visit Blackhawk Island in Jefferson County to explore the life of poet Lorine Niedecker.
Spend a day at Food Enterprise and Economic Development (FEED) Kitchens in Madison.
Explore the Jurustic Park sculpture garden in Marshfield and meet sculptor Clyde Wynia.
Meet a star of the Hmong-language pop music scene; tour an old-fashioned shoe repair shop.
Meet a young acting apprentice and a family putting down strong roots for a living legacy.
