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WPR's 'Wisconsin Today': Indigenous affairs reporting

Wisconsin Public Radio's "Wisconsin Today" interviews PBS Wisconsin Indigenous affairs journalist Erica Ayisi and IndiJ Public Media President and CEO Katie Oyan about reporting on Native communities.

By Erica Ayisi | Wisconsin Public Radio

September 23, 2025

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"Wisconsin Today" interview of Erica Ayisi and Katie Oyan on Indigenous affairs reporting.

Hosts: Rob Ferrett and Kate Archer Kent

Guests: Erica Ayisi and Katie Oyan

Producer: Joe Tarr

Technical Director: Sarah Hopefl

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