I had the privilege of visiting Nina Leopold-Bradley in late 2010 at her home in the Wisconsin River valley near Baraboo.
It was no ordinary interview.
Rather than meet at the nearby Aldo Leopold Foundation office, she insisted I come to her private residence and join her friends and family assembled for the holidays. As Nina, then 93 years old, described it, there were just “20 humans at the table, five dogs and four guitars.”