For eight years, the people's movements in Madison were Haunani-Kay Trask's greatest teachers. She earned three degrees at the University of Wisconsin, but Haunani learned even more from the marches, the sit-ins and organizing meetings. Episode 2 tells about the student strikes, anti-war protests, and feminist movements that shaped Haunani-Kay more profoundly than her classes.

In Eros & Ash, we tell the story of a young bride encountering the revolutionary moment of 1969; a graduate student organizer leading the way for feminist studies; and an emerging author finding herself amid the despair of living under a repressive dictatorship in Romania. All Haunani-Kay — years before she became the fearless voice you heard in Episode 1.